Magni CFW (Crushable Foam Wrap) is designed to be installed around the inner drill casing which is then immersed within the annulus fluid. As the pressure of the annulus fluid increases, Magni CFW will collapse at a pre-determined pressure and temperature combination as dictated by the well conditions, allowing expansion of the annulus fluid and dispersing any potentially destructive pressure increases.
Magni CFW has a honeycomb microstructure that allows compression of the foam to take place. There are 12 approved grades of Magni CFW, covering a wide range of temperatures and pressures.
Magni CFW can be placed anywhere within the trapped annulus and still allow the free flow of the liquid. Bespoke tooling can be manufactured to cater to any pipe configuration or subsea architecture.
Magni CFW's polymeric nature means that the foam itself has a thermal softening point, formulated to be below the maximum operating temperature of the annulus. This ensures the foam cannot fail to collapse before the maximum operating temperature is reached.
Benefits
Honeycomb
microstructureTailored structure
Flexible positioning
Guaranteed performance
Application
Inner drill casing

Magni CFW around the drill casing will collapse at a pre-determined pressure/temperature combination, allowing expansion of the annulus fluid to disperse any potentially destructive pressure increases.

Magni CFW around the drill casing will collapse at a pre-determined pressure/temperature combination, allowing expansion of the annulus fluid to disperse any potentially destructive pressure increases.

Magni CFW around the drill casing will collapse at a pre-determined pressure/temperature combination, allowing expansion of the annulus fluid to disperse any potentially destructive pressure increases.

Magni CFW around the drill casing will collapse at a pre-determined pressure/temperature combination, allowing expansion of the annulus fluid to disperse any potentially destructive pressure increases.

Magni CFW around the drill casing will collapse at a pre-determined pressure/temperature combination, allowing expansion of the annulus fluid to disperse any potentially destructive pressure increases