Drilling Directional Wells Underbalanced The main justifications for drilling a directional well underbalanced are to (1) reduce drilling costs, and/or (2) improve productivity. The combination of horizontal/multilateral and UBD technology is a relatively new one, and which has been explored more in international fields (especially the Middle East), than in …
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Drilling Hydraulics in Deviated Wells
One of a drilling fluid's primary functions is to remove drilled cuttings and transport them to the surface-in other words, to clean the hole. The term carrying capacity ...
Read More »Horizontal Drilling | What is a horizontal drilling?
Horizontal drilling is the process of directing part of a well course through a reservoir such that its inclination angle is approximately 90° from vertical.
Read More »Directional Drilling Tools and Techniques
Directional Drilling Tools and Techniques: The planning, equipment and procedures involved in drilling non-directional wells also apply ...
Read More »Wellbore Deviation | Deviation in Vertical Wells
the exact causes of wellbore deviation are unknown, we can list the following as contributing factors: • Formation type ( lithology, ...
Read More »Directional Drilling Overview
Directional drilling is the practice of accessing an underground oil or gas reserve by drilling in a non-vertical direction. Directional...
Read More »Cement Evaluation | Cement Evaluation Well Logging: Assessing Cement Integrity in Oil and Gas Wells
After completing this topic "Cement Evaluation", you will be able to: • Summarize methods for evaluating quality of a cement bond.
Read More »Plug Cementing | What is Plug Cementing?
After completing this topic "Plug Cementing", you will be able to: • Define plug cementing and associated terms...
Read More »Squeeze Cementing | What is Squeeze Cementing?
After completing this topic “Squeeze Cementing", you will be able to: • List the reasons for squeeze cementing.
Read More »Primary Cementing | What is primary cementing?
After completing this topic "Primary Cementing", you will be able to: - Define primary cementing and associated terms.
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