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The IADC/SPE Drilling Conference is a premier industry event known for outstanding technical

presentations and its well-deserved reputation as a key forum for discussing the challenges

that affect the E&P industry.

The technical program and the keynote and plenary sessions will address many of the

unprecedented challenges our industry is facing today. The plenary session features a panel

of speakers who will express their opinions and ideas on the rapid evolution of unconventional

oil and gas development and the corresponding demands associated with these large-scale,

factory-style projects. For energy organizations, these demands include internal planning and

development around capital, talent, systems, technologies and risk, and the external demands

for increased environmental and social responsibility. The keynote speaker will discuss critical

issues in today’s energy world.

The conference will feature 18 technical sessions during the three-day event. The technical

papers presented will cover the following categories: fluids and hydraulics; drilling dynamics;

drilling contracts and management; underbalanced and managed pressure drilling; casing and

riser integrity: design, management, and case histories; innovative bit technology; rig solutions;

tubulars; and much more.

In addition to the technical program, 180 exhibitors will showcase their latest technologies

and service expertise.

Welcome to the IADC/SPE Drilling Conference and Exhibition!

Kevin Neveu

Precision Drilling

Conference Chairperson

Welcome From the Conference Chairperson

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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

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Wednesday Dessert and Coffee

Producer Partner Program—Platinum

Tuesday Luncheon

Emerald Sponsorship

Tuesday and Wednesday Morning Coffee Break

Young Professionals’ Luncheon

Emerald Sponsorship and Hotel Key Cards

COMMITTEES

Kevin Neveu Precision Drilling

Advisory CommitteeColin AytonHalliburton

Thomas BurkeRowan Companies

Thomas ComteVAM Drilling LLC

David Fortenberry Devon Energy

Andy HendricksPatterson-UTI Drilling Co.

Kevin LacyTalisman Energy

Jim RaneyAnadarko Petroleum

Mark ReeseConsultant

Julie RobertsonNoble Corporation

Program CommitteeRon BlandBaker Hughes

Marcel Boucher National Oilwell Varco

Willem BrandtTransocean Management

Ray Bullock Halliburton

Curtis CheathamWeatherford

David Chen Hess

Iain CooperSchlumberger

Blaine DowSchlumberger

Dominique Dupuis (Listed Posthumously)Ensco

Julian FarthingKCA DEUTAG

Howard GarigExxonMobil

Tom GeeWeatherford

Martyn GreensmithGyrodata

Shaun HancockBG Group

Mohammad Al-HattabSaudi Arabian Oil Company

Cesar HinojosaPetrofac IES (Mexico)

John KarishEnsco

Frans KleverShell

Gregers KudskMaersk Drilling

Eric MaidlaSlider

Roy MarkerStatoil

Jim McNicolArcher Oil Tools

Dan MuellerConocoPhillips

Andre MuradovNOV GrantPrideco

Isabel PoletzkyHalliburton

Thomas RedlingerT H Hill and Associates

David ReidNational Oilwell Varco

Rolv RommetveiteDrilling Solutions

Jonathan RuszkaBaker Hughes

Robello SamuelHalliburton

Dan ScottBaker Hughes

Herman SpoerkerSaudi Aramco

John ThorogoodDrilling Global Consultant LLP

Han (J.J.) TieboutGustoMSC

Dustin TorkaySeadrill

John de WardtDE WARDT & COMPANY

Ryan WeedenNational Oilwell Varco

Graham Mensa-WilmotChevron

Xianping WuShell

Mario ZamoraM-I SWACO, a Schlumberger company

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Drilling Automation Technical Section Reception

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SCHEdUlE Of EvENTS / 2–3 MARCH

Sunday, 2 March0700–0800 Training Course Registration Omni Hotel—Sundance Foyer

0800–1700 Two-Day Training Course: Casing and Tubing Design Seminar Omni Hotel—Sundance 2

0800–1700 Two-Day Training Course: Introduction to Managed Pressure Drilling Omni Hotel—Sundance 3

1000–1030 Training Course Coffee Break Omni Hotel—Sundance Foyer

1200–1300 Training Course Lunch Break Omni Cast Iron Restaurant


Monday, 3 March0700–0800 Morning Coffee Omni Hotel—Sundance Foyer

0800–1700 Two-Day Training Course: Casing and Tubing Design Seminar Omni Hotel—Sundance 2

0800–1700 Two-Day Training Course: Introduction to Managed Pressure Drilling Omni Hotel—Sundance 3


1200–1300 Training Course Lunch Break Omni Cast Iron Restaurant

1300–1700 Event Registration Opens Fort Worth Convention Center—Grand Foyer

1300–1700 Drilling Systems Automation Technical Section Session Omni Hotel—Fort Worth Ballroom 1–4


1500–1530 Drilling Systems Automation Technical Section Session Coffee Break Omni Hotel—Fort Worth Ballroom Foyer

1500–1700 Speaker Check-In Room 201 A

1700–1800Drilling Systems Automation Technical Section Reception Sponsored by SAS

Omni Hotel—Fort Worth Ballroom Foyer

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CONTENTS

Schedule of Events ............................................................................................7–10Convention Center Floorplan ............................................................................ 11Special Events .....................................................................................................12–13Training Courses ......................................................................................................14Technical Program .......................................................................................... 15–25Exhibitor List ......................................................................................................27–28Exhibitor Floorplan ...............................................................................................29Exhibitor Profiles .............................................................................................31–56General Information ....................................................................................58–60Mobile App Information ......................................................................................61

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Tuesday, 4 March0700–1700 Speaker Check-In Room 201 A

0700–1830 Event Registration Grand Foyer

0800–0900 Welcome and Awards Session Ballroom B

0900–1000 Keynote Session: Domestic Energy—The Opportunity for North America Ballroom B

1000–1900 Exhibition Hall A/B

1000–1045 Coffee Break on Exhibit Floor—Sponsored by Precision Drilling Hall A/B

1000–1045 Knowledge Sharing ePosters Level 2

1045–1215 Technical Session 1: Fluids and Hydraulics Ballroom A

1045–1215 Technical Session 2: Drilling Dynamics Ballroom B

1045–1215 Technical Session 3: Drilling Contracts and Management Ballroom C

1130–1215 Exhibitor Luncheon Hall C

1215–1330 Networking Luncheon—Sponsored by Gyrodata Hall C

1300–1330 Dessert and Coffee on the Exhibit Floor Hall A/B

1330–1715 Technical Session 4: Underbalanced and Managed Pressure Drilling Ballroom A

1330–1715 Technical Session 5: Casing and Riser Integrity—Design, Management and Case Histories Ballroom B

1330–1715 Technical Session 6: Innovative Bit Technology Ballroom C

1500–1545 Coffee Break on Exhibit Floor Hall A/B


1730–1900 Welcome Reception: Denim and Diamonds Hall A/B

Wednesday, 5 March0700–1600 Event Registration Grand Foyer


0800–1000 Technical Session 7: Rig Solution Ballroom A

0800–1000 Technical Session 8: Tubulars Ballroom B

0800–1000 Technical Session 9: Well Placement Ballroom C


1000–1045 Coffee Break on Exhibit Floor—Sponsored by Precision Drilling Hall A/B


1045–1215Plenary Session: Eventually That Which Is Unconventional, But Successful,Becomes the Conventional

Ballroom B


1215–1330 Networking Luncheon Hall C

1215–1330 Young Professionals’ Networking Luncheon—Sponsored by Saudi Aramco Room 202 A and B

1300–1330 Dessert and Coffee on the Exhibit Floor—Sponsored by Bench Tree Hall A/B

1330–1715 Technical Session 10: Drilling Automation Ballroom A

1330–1715 Technical Session 11: Cementing, Zonal Isolation, and Completions Ballroom B

1330–1715 Technical Session 12: Deepwater Drilling Ballroom C



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Networking Luncheons • Exhibition•

Registration

Technical Sessions

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Speaker Check-In

Young Professionals’ Networking Luncheon

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Thursday, 6 March

0730–1400 Event Registration Grand Foyer


0830–1200 Technical Session 13: Directional Drilling Ballroom A

0830–1200 Technical Session 14: Wellbore Strengthening Ballroom B

0830–1200 Technical Session 15: Human Factors and Process Safety Ballroom C





1215–1330 Networking Luncheon Hall C

1300–1330 Dessert and Coffee on the Exhibit Floor Hall A/B

1330–1715 Technical Session 16: Performance Excellence Ballroom A

1330–1715 Technical Session 17: Case Studies Ballroom B

1330–1715 Technical Session 18: Drilling Technology Ballroom C

1500–1545 Coffee Break Level 2 Ballroom Foyer


Friday, 7 March

0700–0800 One-Day Training Course Registration Room 101 and 102 Foyer

0800–1700 One-Day Training Course: Horizontal Well Completions Room 101

1000–1030 Training Course Morning Break Room 101 and 102 Foyer

1200–1300 Training Course Lunch Break Room 102

1500–1530 Training Course Afternoon Break Room 101 and 102 Foyer

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Monday, 3 MarchSPE Drilling Systems Automation Technical Section Special EventReal-Time Data: Access, Analytics, and Decisions To Improve Automated Drilling Operations1300–1700 | Omni Hotel | Fort Worth Ballroom 1–4

We will explore the possibility of easily accessing reliable, standardized operational and control data in real time at the well site, and sharing the data across disciplines and even among companies. We will also look at shrinking the learning curve through the use of analytics on real-time data to make decisions.

Three SPE technical sections join forces for this session: Drilling Systems Automation leads the charge, with Digital Energy and Petroleum Data-Driven Analytics sharing their expertise as well.

An evening reception will follow this event.

Sign up for this event at the registration desk.

Tuesday, 4 March

Welcome and Awards Session0800–0900 | Ballroom B

This session will include welcome addresses and a presentation of the SPE Drilling Engineering Award.

Welcome Addresses

Kevin NeveuConference Chairperson

Jay Minmier2014 IADC Chairperson

Jeff Spath2014 SPE President

SPE Drilling Engineering Award Winner 2014 0845–0900

Rolv RommetveitManaging Director, eDrilling Solutions

The SPE Drilling Engineering award was established in 1984 and recognizes outstanding achievement or contributions to the

advancement of petroleum engineering in the area of drilling engineering technology.

Candidates are nominated by their professional colleagues and selected by committees appointed by the SPE Board of Directors. The SPE Drilling Engineering Award winner is recognized at the annual IADC/SPE Drilling Conference and the SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE).

Rolv Rommetveit began his petroleum career in 1983 at Rogaland Research (now IRIS) and became Senior Vice President, Petroleum in 2000. He joined SINTEF Petroleum Research in 2003 as a research director and in 2008 established eDrilling Solutions where he is now Managing Director. He has extensive experience in technology developments in the fields of well control, drilling hydraulics, managed pressure drilling, and drilling process automation. He has authored and coauthored more than 75 technical papers and written a chapter on “Well Control Modelling” in the SPE book Advanced Drilling Engineering.

He has served on several SPE event committees and is currently a member of the Program Committee for the IADC/SPE Drilling Conference as well as the IADC/SPE Asia Pacific Drilling Technology Conference. He has an MS degree in physics from the Norwegian Institute of Technology in Trondheim and a PhD in applied mathematics from University of Bergen.

Keynote Session Domestic Energy: The Opportunity for North America0900–1000 | Ballroom B

Doug SuttlesPresident and CEO, Encana

Join us as Doug Suttles discusses the critical issues we face today in today’s energy world.

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Wednesday, 5 MarchPlenary SessionEventually That Which Is Unconventional, But Successful, Becomes the Conventional1045–1215 | Ballroom B

By 2035, the International Energy Agency (lEA) projects that, outside the Middle East and Russia, nearly half of the world’s natural gas supplies will come from what we now call “unconventional” sources. In fact, unconventional sources account for nearly 60% of US gas production today and are driving renewed growth in US oil and liquids production. Despite the huge opportunities presented to the global energy industry through commercialization of unconventional resources, challenges line the path to success. Internal resources, such as capital, talent, systems, and technologies will be required to realize true unconventional potential. Externally, public scrutiny may limit and even prohibit unconventional development. This session will explore how to ensure success through a multidisciplined approach as the industry continues to pursue this opportunity.

Moderator:Dave FehlingEnergy and Environmental Reporter, KUHF

Speakers:Jeff FlahertySr. Vice President US Land Operations, Helmerich & PayneKarl BlanchardVice President Production Enhancement, HalliburtonMichael PowerManager Unconventional Resources—Global Drilling and Completions, ChevronSteve BosworthVice President Drilling, Anadarko Petroleum

Young Professionals’ Networking Luncheon1215–1330 | Room 202 A and B

Keynote Speaker: David ReidChief Sales Officer and Senior Vice President of Global Accounts, National Oilwell Varco

We know our industry is quickly approaching a significant change in demographics. New professionals entering the workforce are bright and talented. Our responsibility is to ensure these young minds have the right information and training to succeed. By having strong programs for those entering the industry, we secure our ability to continue supplying energy for the world. Developing young professionals’ technical and soft skills continues to be an important goal for SPE and IADC.

Keynote Speaker David Reid will provide attendees the opportunity to listen, ask, and learn. Reid is the Senior Vice President of Global Accounts and Chief Sales Officer at National Oilwell Varco (NOV). He serves on the NOV and Schlumberger IntelliServ Joint Venture Board. He also serves as chair of the IADC Advanced Rig Technology Committee and is a founding member of the SPE Drilling Systems Automation Technical Section.

Join us for this very exciting and informative luncheon for an opportunity to help young professionals in the industry thrive in their career path in such a competitive environment.

Register for this event at the registration desk.

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Casing and Tubing Design SeminarInstructor: Peter ErpeldingThis course covers all the relevant subjects needed to understand the structural mechanics of downhole tubulars. Discussions begin with the fundamental design principles and progress through materials, performance, loads, and design. Participants will learn to calculate tension, compression, burst collapse, yield, and threshold strength.

Introduction to Managed Pressure DrillingInstructor: Deepak M. GalaThis course provides a solid introduction to Managed Pressure Drilling (MPD), an adaptive drilling process that allows greater control of the annular pressure profile throughout the wellbore. Participants will learn the variables involved in MPD operations, including the selection of the equipment and the various aspects of safety.

Horizontal Well CompletionsInstructors: Aaron Burton / Sid BanerjeeThis course develops strategies for completing horizontal wells. It covers both casedhole and openhole configurations, with or without sand control. Participants will learn the applications and dynamics of horizontal wells, including drill-in fluids, hole displacement, cementing, perforating, and stimulation.

They will also learn the guidelines for selecting standalone screens and executing horizontal gravel packs.

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Tuesday, 4 March

1045–1215Room: Ballroom ASession 1: fluids and Hydraulics

Discussions in this session will focus on drilling fluids from water based to fluid agents, how they are used, and the lessons learned.

Session Chairs: Raymond Bullock, Halliburton Energy Services Group Rolv Rommetveit, eDrilling Solutions

1045 167937Alternative Drilling Fluid Weighting Agents: A Comprehensive Study on Ilmenite and Hematite • A. Tehrani, A. Cliffe, M. Hodder, S. Young, J. Lee, J. Stark, S. Seale, M-I SWACO, a Schlumberger company

1115 167971One-Trip Chemistry Activates a Polymer and Cleans a Drilling Fluid Filter Cake at Once • R.R. Garza, B. Liu, A.K. Sadana, Baker Hughes

1145 167950The Effects of Drillstring Eccentricity, Rotation, and Buckling Configurations on Annular Frictional Pressure Losses While Circulating Yield Power Law Fluids • O. Erge, E.M. Ozbayoglu, S.Z. Miska, M. Yu, N.E. Takach, University of Tulsa; A. Saasen, Det Norske Oljeselskap; R. May, Baker Hughes

1045–1215Room: Ballroom BSession 2: drilling dynamics

A recent discovery in drilling dynamics is the importance of vibrations—much higher than are usually reported. Two papers report new findings for these high frequency vibrations—one focused on torsional vibrations and one that includes downhole measurements up to 1,400 Hz. The final paper discusses the how and why of various types of vibratory drilling tools—rotary valve, fluidic flow modulation, and spring/mass/poppet too designs—to help guide their use in the most efficient and optimal way.

Session Chairs: Curtis Cheatham, Weatherford Graham Mensa-Wilmot, Chevron

1045 167968High Frequency Torsional Dynamics of Drilling Systems: An Analysis of the Bit-System Interaction • J.R. Jain, H. Oueslati, A. Hohl, H. Reckmann, L.W. Ledgerwood III, Baker Hughes; M. Tergeist, I. Habil, G. Ostermeyer, Technische Universität Braunschweig

1115 168034Drilling With Induced Vibrations Improves ROP and Mitigates Stick-Slip in Vertical and Directional Wells • J.R. Clausen, A.E. Schen, I. Forster, J. Prill, R. Gee, National Oilwell Varco

1145 167993The Need for High Frequency Vibration Measurement Along With Dynamics Modeling to Understand the Genesis of PDC Bit Damage • H. Oueslati, A. Hohl, N. Makkar, T. Schwefe, C. Herbig, Baker Hughes

1045–1215Room: Ballroom CSession 3: drilling Contracts and Management

In this session, traditional indemnity clauses in the event of gross negligence or wilful misconduct will be explored based upon recent court proceedings. In addition, the ways in which the structure of drilling contracts may need to change to drive performance improvement and encourage development/implementation of new technology will be discussed.

Session Chairs: Cesar Hinojosa, Petrofac IES (Mexico) Jonathan Ruszka, Baker Hughes Intl Inc

1045 168046Macondo Litigation Update - How Court Decisions Will Impact Oilfield Contracting and Insurance Practices • C.A. Moomjian, CAM Oilserv Advisors

1115 167933The Drilling Business Model: Driver or Inhibitor of Performance and Innovation • J.P. De Wardt, DE WARDT & COMPANY

TECHNICAl PROgRAMProgram correct as of 11 February 2014. Technical papers and authors are listed as submitted to SPE.


One-Day Training Course

Friday, 7 March

Two-Day Training Courses

Sunday and Monday, 2 and 3 March

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1145 168036Automated Planning of Procedures for Risk Mitigation and Efficiency • A. Molin, Pride Automation; D. Kortenkamp, P. Bonasso, D. Schreckenghost, S. Bell, K. Kusy, TRACLabs

1330–1715Room: Ballroom ASession 4: Underbalanced and Managed Pressure drilling

Today’s difficult drilling environments make wellbore construction a challenge. Drilling hazards can threaten the economics and operational viability of the well. Using the techniques of Underbalanced and Managed Pressure Drilling (UBD and MPD) in these environments can allow operators to gain the edge and thereby mitigate many of these issues. Topics in this session include: drilling deepwater carbonates using MPD from a dynamic position drillship, use of an advanced drilling simulator to evaluate and modify operational procedures for a HP/HT well drilled with MPD, drilling an offshore HP/HT well using an automated MPD system, applying MPD and using a mud cap for tripping in an ultra-narrow margin HP/HT well, how uncertainties can be handled in steady-state flow modeling for UBD by using a probabilistic approach, and finally, Pressurized Mud Cap Drilling (PMCD) enabling coring and wireline operations.

Session Chairs: Thomas Gee, Weatherford Isabel Poletzky, Halliburton

1330 167995Drilling Deepwater Carbonates Using Managed Pressure Drilling on a Dynamically Position Drillship • R. Ho, D.D. Moore, D. Pirie, Marathon Oil; J.R. Kozicz, Transocean

1400 167958The Operational Benefit of Testing HPHT/MPD Procedures Using an Advanced Full Scale Drilling Simulator • H. Blikra, G.T. Pia, Talisman Energy; J.S. Wessel, Maersk Training Norge; M. Svendsen, R. Rommetveit, S.I. Oedegaard, eDrilling Solutions

1430 167930HP/HT Exploration Well in Offshore Malaysia Pushed Automated MPD System to Maximum Utilization, Identifying Safest Drilling Operating Window • F. Rodriguez, A.E. Prasetia, A. Mettai, M-I SWACO, a Schlumberger company; L. Umar, Y. Thiam, M. Murad, Petronas

1545 167985Improving Drilling Operations Efficiency on an Ultranarrow Margin HP/HT MPD Well With Use of a Mud Cap • J.S. Oyovwevotu, Senergy; E. Low, Bowleven; S. Nas, Schlumberger

1615 167954Improved Underbalanced Operations Using Uncertainty Analysis • J. Udegbunam, H. Lohne, K. Fjelde, University of Stavanger; O. Arild, E.P. Ford, International Research Institute of Stavanger

1645 168030Continuous Flow System (CFS) for Managed Pressure Drilling • J.R. Cunningham, R. Bansal, G. George, E. De Leon, Weatherford

1330–1715Room: Ballroom BSession 5: Casing and Riser Integrity—design, Management, and Case Histories

This session further develops our industry’s broad understanding of casing and riser design to improve the safety, quality, and efficiency of well construction. The session will explore papers that highlight case histories, models, and optimizations that can be utilized to understand the performance and integrity boundaries of casing and risers while constructing a well in a safe and efficient manner. The session is certain to provide an additional level of understanding to those involved in assuring casing and riser integrity.

Session Chairs: Jim McNicol, Archer Oil Tools Thomas Redlinger, T H Hill Associates

TECHNICAl PROgRAMProgram correct as of 11 February 2014. Technical papers and authors are listed as submitted to SPE.

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Program correct as of 11 February 2014. Technical papers and authors are listed as submitted to SPE.

1330 168002Drilling Riser Conductor Monitoring: A Practical Approach for Operational Integrity Verification • J. Diestler, Pulse Structural Monitoring; M. Park, S. Das, 2H Offshore

1400 167999Modeling Method to Estimate the Casing Wear Caused By Vibrational Impacts of the Drillstring • R. Samuel, A. Kumar, Halliburton

1430 168028Real-Time Casing Design Optimization: A Case Study in Using Managed Pressure Drilling to Develop an Adaptive Well Design and Eliminate Casing Strings on a Deep Water Exploration Well • C. Sugden, W. Bacon, O. Gabaldon, Blade Energy Partners; J.U. Borges, C.M. Soares, J.L. Falcao, E.F. Nogueira, G.S. Vanni, L. Manchester, Petrobras

1545 168008Rotating Casing Strings: Overview of Fatigue Assessment Methodology Based in Full Scale Lab Testing, and Application Cases Stories • G. Rodriguez Jordan, S.J. Grittini, G. Mazzaferro, Tenaris; E.D. Urdaneta, Tecpetrol

1615 167929Case History: Casing Collapse During Concentric Drilling Operation Leads To New Casing Design Approach for HP/HT Wells With Low Reservoir Pressure and/or N2 Injection • M. Guiza, H. Bedino, S. Sierra, S. Scagliarini, D. Romero, R. Rocha, Schlumberger; R. Rosos, PEMEX

1645 167932Development of Well Complexity Index to Improve Risk and Cost Assessments of Oil and Gas Wells • B.G. Nzeda, J.H. Schamp, T. Schmitt, Wintershall Holding

1330–1715Room: Ballroom CSession 6: Innovative Bit Technology

This session includes papers that highlight innovation in both Polycrystalline Diamond Compact (PDC) cutters and PDC bit technology that has led to measurable performance gains.

Topics in cutter technology cover the latest performance of rotating PDC cutters, and innovative cutter designs that have led to improved performance, durability, and cuttings management. The pre-break wrap-up includes an analytical study of the behavior of a partially leached thermally stable cutter. After the break the session will switch to PDC bits. Papers will cover an innovative model that has been developed to match cutter and bit features to the application, and leads to a much-improved package of technology. Another covers a study of the papers and industry claims on matching bits and reamers. The post-break session wraps up with an innovative design solution supported by case studies of bits that mitigate stick-slip.

Session Chairs: Dan Scott, Baker Hughes Ryan Weeden, National Oilwell Varco

1330 167956Constructing Difficult Colony Wash Lateral With Innovative Rolling Cutter Technology Improves Drilling Performance • G. Bruton, Chesapeake Energy; M. Smith, L. Mueller, R. Ford, Smith Bits, a Schlumberger Company

1400 168004In-Situ Analysis of the Microscopic Thermal Fracture Behavior of PDC Cutters Using Environmental Scanning Electron Microscope • G. Zhan, A. Patin, R. Pillai, R. Gilleylen, National Oilwell Varco Downhole; M. Castagna, FEI

1430 168000Innovative Non-Planar Face PDC Cutters Demonstrate 21% Drilling Efficiency Improvement in Interbedded Shales and Sand • A. DiGiovanni, D. Stockey, D.M. Fuselier, D.E. Gavia, M. Zolnowsky, R. Phillips, Baker Hughes; D. Ridgway, Devon Energy

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1545 167917Characterizing Drilling Applications and Bit Designs Using Common Responses Improves Bit Selection Outcomes • S.C. Russell, C.R. Vempati, Baker Hughes

1615 168026Development and Testing of Stick/Slip-Resistant PDC Bits • T. Schwefe, L.W. Ledgerwood, J.R. Jain, D.M. Fuselier, H. Oueslati, L. Endres, Baker Hughes

1645 167926São Francisco Basin Tight Reservoir Play: Defining Benefits of Hammer Bit/Percussion Drilling, Onshore Brazil • M. Gerlero, T. Soroldoni, D. Barreto, Schlumberger

Knowledge Sharing ePostersStation 1

1000 167987Drill Cuttings Re-Injection Well Design and Completion: Best Practices and Lessons Learned • S.M. Gumarov, T.A. Shokanov, S. Simmons V.V. Anokhin, S. Benelkadi, L. Ji, M-I SWACO, a Schlumberger company

1030 167994Relief Well Drilling Using Surface Seismic While Drilling (SSWD) • K. Evensen, S. Sangesland, S.E. Johansen, E. Raknes, B. Arntsen, Norwegian University of Science & Technology

1500 168056Experimental Assessment of Casing Expansion as a Solution to Microannular Gas Migration • D. Kupresan, Louisiana State University; J.F. Heathman, Shell; M. Radonjic, Louisiana State University

1515 167925Advanced FEA Modeling Produces First Directional Tandem Reamer BHA: Eliminates Trip on Deepwater Exploration Well • A. Jardinez, G. Guzman, PEMEX; C. Karrer, R. Murillo, F. Verano, J. Araujo, J. Lopez, Schlumberger

1530 167975Drilling With Production Liner Reduces AFEs Per Well, Brings to Early Production in Urmanskoye Field Onshore Russia • K. Sidorenko, G. Valiyev, D. Priymachenko, S. Beattie, a. Bakhtin, S. Kulikov, Weatherford; A. Dubovsev, K. Strizhnev, GaspromNeft


1000 168011Transferring Knowledge Through Decision Support: A Case Study in Drilling • O. Gundersen, Verdande Technology; R.J. Kucs, OMV E&P; T.J. Sheehy, M.V. Holden, Verdande Technology

1500 167955Improved Model for Tapered Casing Design Under Pressure Testing • R. Samuel, Z. Wang, A. Kumar, A. Gonzales, Halliburton

1515 167973Innovative Impregnated Drill Bit Design With Enhanced Durability Improves Performance in Challenging Application in Colombia • F. Becerra, C. Burch, C. Cleboski, S. Mendoza, Baker Hughes; V. Rodriguez, Equion

Wednesday, 5 March

0800–1000Room: Ballroom ASession 7: Rig Solutions

Cost evaluation, proper planning, and new technology will be the focus of this session. Authors will show efficiencies and measurements for successful rig operations.

Session Chairs: Marcel Boucher, National Oilwell Varco Hermann Spoerker, Saudi Aramco

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0800 167923Evaluating Cost Efficiency of Rigless P&A for Subsea Multiwell Campaign • F. Moeinikia, K.K. Fjelde, University of Stavanger; A. Saasen, Det Norske Oljeselskap; T. Vralstad, SINTEF; O. Arild, International Institute of Stavanager

0830 168016An Alternative Systems Approach to the Successful Execution of Deepwater Drilling Programs • R. Bouska, C. Jeffery, D. Ramnarace, National Oilwell Varco; C. Brinkman, J. Jorgensen, S. Vasylyev, Shell Oil

0900 167986Measuring and Improving Land Rig Moves Using Hard Data • T.A. Dunham, National Oilwell Varco; W. Elsik, Precision Drilling; M. Shah, National Oilwell Varco

0930 Invited PresenterUse of Liner Drilling Technology to Isolate a Depleted Sand: A Case Study in Mississippi Canyon (SPE/IADC 163451) • S.M. Rosenberg, Weatherford International Ltd.

0800–1000Room: Ballroom BSession 8: Tubulars

This session explores recent technology innovations and provides case studies associated with tubulars for complex drilling applications.

Session Chairs: Frans Klever, Shell Andrei Muradov, NOV GrantPrideco

0800 167938New Generation of Sour Service Drill Pipe Allows Addressing Highly Sour Field Challenges • R. Rodrigues, VAM Drilling; A. Thomazic, F. Thebault, 2Vallourec Research; V.P. Flores, VAM Drilling

0830 168049New Rotary-Shouldered Connection Expands the Capability of World Record ERD Operation • S.R. Sanford, M.W. Walker, ExxonMobil; J. Brock, M.J. Jellison, A. Muradov, National Oilwell Varco

0900 167947Complex Wells: New Perspective on the Selection of Optimal Drillpipe • M. Mehrabi, S.Z. Miska, University of Tulsa; A. Merlo, Eni Agip

0930 167959Temporary Severe Reduction in Drill Pipe Load Capacity Due to Frictional Heating • A. Desrosiers, K. Marchman, S.R. Gokhale, TH Hill Associates

0800–1000Room: Ballroom CSession 9: Well Placement

Drilling complex wells in complex geologic settings have required accurate well placement. This session will highlight some of the drilling risks involved in drilling directional wells in deepwater, requirements for improved quality of the survey measurements, and accurate azimuth measurements.

Session Chairs: Blaine Dow, Schlumberger Robello Samuel, Halliburton

0800 168029Relief Well Planning • V. Flores, P. Dailey, D.L. Todd, R. Mathur, B.A. Donadieu, Baker Hughes

0830 167920Integrated BHA System Drills Curve/Lateral in One Run at Record ROP Saving Seven Days Rig Time • R. Meli, Apache Energy; C. Salas, R. Martin, E. Roa, V. Nervi, A. Zaheer, B. Durairajan, R. Hill, Schlumberger

0900 168052New Gyro Drilling Technology Delivers Accurate Azimuth and Real-Time Quality Control for All Well Trajectories • J.L. Weston, A.G. Ledroz, R. Ekseth, Gyrodata

0930 167992Analysis of Spiraled Borehole Data Using a Novel Directional Drilling Model • J. Marck, E. Detournay, University of Minnesota; A. Kuesters, J. Wingate, BP Exploration & Production

TECHNICAl PROgRAMProgram correct as of 11 February 2014. Technical papers and authors are listed as submitted to SPE. Program correct as of 11 February 2014. Technical papers and authors are listed as submitted to SPE.



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1330–1715Room: Ballroom ASession 10: drilling Automation

Presentations in this session shed new light on the application of automation to address a wide range of significant drilling industry needs. Specific automation topics include offshore operations efficiency, remote operations support, along-string measurements, multi-machine control of rig layouts, cuttings waste volume, related HSE issues, and kick detection. Supporting ePosters discuss automated MPD, safety in casing running equipment, and safer tripping operations.

Session Chairs: David Reid, National Oilwell Varco Mario Zamora, M-I SWACO, a Schlumberger company

1330 168025On the Benefits of Automation in Improving the Drilling Efficiency in Offshore Activities • R.R. Aguiar, D. Pirovolou, Schlumberger; M. Folsta J. Anjos, , A.L. Martins, M. Campos, Petrobras

1400 168007Real-Time Operations Support for Geographically Dispersed Operations • R.J. Kucs, W.H. Lehnert, OMV E&P; J.L. Thorogood, Drilling Global Consultant; H.F. Spoerker, N. Whatson, OMV E&P

1430 168017Automated MPD and an Engineered Solution: A Case History in Western Canada • L. Medina, J. Baker, M. Markabi, J. Rojas, Z. Tarique, B. Dow, M-I SWACO, a Schlumberger company

1545 168021Multi-Machine Control Leads to Improved Rig Layout • E. Engum, E. Haavind, S. Enes, National Oilwell Varco; J. Holck, Maersk Drilling

1615 167969Improving Safety Through Logic: Programmable Logic Controller for Conventional Casing Running Equipment • N. Naill, Devon Energy; S. Madgwick, Fluid Pro; C. Bratten, M. George, Weatherford

1645 168018Safer Tripping Through Drilling Automation • W.R. Chmela, N. Gibson, E. Abrahamsen, R. Bergerud, Sekal

1330–1715Room: Ballroom BSession 11: Cementing, Zonal Isolation, and Completions

As we move to increasingly more complex environments, we face escalating well integrity, completion and economic challenges. This session describes new findings relating to mud displacement and cement placement in deepwater, shale and fractured reservoirs, highlighting the importance of a fundamental understanding of fluid miscibility, lost circulation, and casing centralization.

Session Chairs: Iain Cooper, Schlumberger Dan Mueller, ConocoPhilips

1330 167948Successful Cementing Based on New Design Methodology for Displacement of Non-Aqueous Drilling Fluid • S. Kefi, E. Pershikova, K. Docherty, Q. Barral, N. Droger, L. Regnault De La Mothe, I. Khalfallah, Schlumberger

1400 167922Intermixing of Cementing Fluids: Understanding Mud Displacement and Cement Placement • Z. Chen, S.A. Chaudhary, J.M. Shine, Baker Hughes

1430 168024Degradable Fiber Pill for Lost Circulation in Fractured Reservoir Sections • N. Droger, K.E. Eliseeva, L. Todd, C. Ellis, O. Salih, N. Silko, D. Fu, A.W. Meyer, R. Bermudez, Schlumberger

1545 168037Nanosilicas as Accelerators in Oilwell Cementing at Low Temperatures • X. Pang, P. Boul, W. Jimenez, Halliburton

1615 168012Influence of Casing Centralization on Cement Sheath Integrity During Thermal Cycling • J.A. De Andrade, Norwegian University of Science and Technology; M. Torsaeter, J. Todorovic, N.V. Opedal, A. Stroisz, T. Vralstad, SINTEF

TECHNICAl PROgRAM

1330–1715Room: Ballroom CSession 12: deepwater drilling

This session will highlight specific aspects related to pore-pressure issues, hydraulic modeling, riserless drilling, wireless telemetry, casing running, and Gulf of Mexico cementing operations. Moreover, case studies related to dynamic kill operations and dual active heave drilling will complete this session.

Session Chairs: Willem Brandt, Transocean Management Limited Han (J.J.) Tiebout, GustoMSC

1330 167916Solving Deepwater GoM Pore Pressure Puzzle: Multiple Activation Reamer Eliminates Trip Prior to Running Coring Bottomhole Assembly • X. Yi, K. Corbin, Chevron; J. Davis, P. Davis, H. Mujumdar, M. Nagaraj, O. Yalcin, Schlumberger

1400 167934Effective Hydraulic Modeling and Field Data for Deepwater Horizontal Well With Low Drilling Margins in Unconsolidated Formation • R. Mohan, B. Boswell, K. Oyler, Shell; K. Lim, M. Luyster, M. Wiliford, N.K. Collins, R. Cheaney, M-I SWACO, a Schlumberger company

1430 168013Technology Application and Process Optimization for Success in Riserless Drilling • R. Groetsch, R. Mathur, A. Boyd, R. Williams, Baker Hughes; L.A. Kickel, R.B. Goobie, BP

1545 167996A Step Change in Deepwater Test Operations with Downhole Wirless Telemetry • P. Maizeret, Schlumberger; C. Keidel, Petrobras; I.R. Nwagbogu, S. Vannuffelen, Schlumberger

1615 167918Innovative Heavy Landing System for Ultradeep Offshore: Extended Slip Crush Resistant Tube, Enhanced Slip Design and Heavy Weight Carrier • J. Franchi, S.L. Granger, V. Flores, Vallourec Drilling Products; A. Vierke, J. Grotherr, Blohm + Voss Oil Tools GmbH

1645 168048New Applications of Cementing Valve Technology for Gulf of Mexico Deepwater Operations • J. McNicol, Archer Oil Tools


1000 167965Drillstring Network 2.0: An Enhanced Drillstring Network Based on 100 Wells of Experience • D.S. Pixton, A. Craig, NOV IntelliServ

1530 167942Predicting the Pressure Capacity of Rotary-Shouldered Connections • G. Pettit, K. Lee, S.R. Gokhale, TH Hill Associates


1015 167939New Generation of High Strength Sour Service Drill Pipe: A Breakthrough Innovation to Address Ultradeep and Extended-Reach Drilling Challenges Combined With H2S Environments • R. Rodrigues, V.P. Flores, K. Godeke, Vallourec Drilling Products; A. Thomazic, F. Thebault, Vallourec Research Center

1500 168019Dual Active Heave Drilling Drawworks: From Concept to Operational Life • O. Fivelstad, R. Verhoef, J. Ogg, S. Davila, National Oilwell Varco




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0830–1215Room: Ballroom ASession 13: directional drilling

Directional drilling is one of the game changing innovations that has transformed drilling operations and enabled the oil and gas industry to develop difficult-to-reach reservoirs safely and economically. It has provided access to more reserves, improved recovery, and lowered environmental impact. It continues to be the key contributor in accessing conventional reservoirs and is proving to be a critical component in unlocking the potential of unconventional reservoirs. This session includes presentations on the application of directional drilling in a wide range of unconventional and conventional reservoirs.

Session Chairs: Martyn Greensmith, Gyrodata Mohammed Al-Hattab, Saudi Arabian Oil Company

0830 168055Expanding the Extended Reach Envelope at Chayvo Field, Sakhalin Island • V. Gupta, A. Yeap, K.M. Fischer, R. Mathis, ExxonMobil; M.J. Egan, AIPC

0900 168014Steering Efficiency and Directional Responsiveness: Definitions, Considerations, Drilling System Effects, and Contributions to Performance Drilling Improvements • G. Mensa-Wilmot, J. Gagneaux, S. Langdon, P. Benet, Chevron

0930 168044First Field-Testing of a New Rotary Steerable Drilling Liner Technology on Alaska North Slope • G. Hobbs, R. Stinson, C. Alvord, ConocoPhillips; O.N. Anyanwu, C. Klotz, M.S. Mohammad, Baker Hughes

1045 168051Combining MWD Ranging Technology And Gyro While Drilling (GWD) In High Inclination Wellbores Deliver Reduced Drilling Costs And Complexity Without Compromising Safety • C.H. Duck, Sperry, a Halliburton company; K. Beattie, Gyrodata Inc.; R. Lowdon, Schlumberger; G. McElhinney, Solutions 52 Ltd

1115 167984Directional Challenges and Planning of Relief Well to Resolve an HP/HT Well Blowout • M. Al-Muhailan, A. Al-Saleh, A.K. Al-Shayji, A. Rajagopalan, Kuwait Oil Company; D.C. Mckinnell, Total

1145 167988Innovative Drilling Systems for Kickoff, Curve Building, and Landing a Lateral Without Requiring Cement Plug • S.N. Swadi, P.C. Desai, Schlumberger

0830–1215Room: Ballroom BSession Number: 14 Wellbore Strengthening

This session explores recent advances and new concepts in wellbore strengthening. Highlights of this session include fracture-sealing experiments, studies of shear effects on LCM, and the effect of temperature on compressive strength of Eagle Ford Oil Shale cores. A fresh analysis of the connection between “casing smear” and wellbore strengthening and use of modeling to assist in fit analysis is also presented.

Session Chairs: Ron Bland, Baker Hughes Sabine Zeilinger, ExxonMobil

0830 167928Effect of Temperature on the Compressive Strength of Eagle Ford Oil Shale Rock: An Experimental Study • H. Emadi, M.Y. Soliman, R. Samuel, Halliburton; D. Harville, Chesapeake Energy; T. Gamadi, R. Moghaddam, Texas Tech University

0900 167945The Use of Modeling to Enhance the Analysis of Formation Pressure Integrity Tests • M.W. Alberty, Hess Corporation; M.R. McLean, Consultant

0930 168041Wellbore Strengthening and Casing Smear: The Common Underlying Mechanism • E. van Oort, O.S. Razavi, University of Texas at Austin

TECHNICAl PROgRAM

1000 167957A Comprehensive Experimental Study on Wellbore Strengthening • Q. Guo, M-I SWACO, a Schlumberger company; J.M. Cook, P.W. Way, Schlumberger; L. Ji, J.E. Friedheim, M-I SWACO, a Schlumberger company

1115 167977A Method to Evaluate Lost Circulation Materials: Investigation of Effective Wellbore Strengthening Applications • S. Savari, D.L. Whitfill, D.E. Jamison, Halliburton; A. Kumar, Formerly of Halliburton

1145 168001Finite Element Studies of Wellbore Strengthening • C. Arlanoglu, Y. Feng, E. Podnos, E. Becker, K.E. Gray, University of Texas at Austin

0830–1215Room: Ballroom CSession 15: Human factors and Process Safety

Human-factors engineering is an emerging application in drilling operations, one that can significantly contribute to the reduction in human errors. Process safety is being adopted as the “new frontier in safety improvement” especially post-Macondo. Presentations in this session will describe the need and the means to implement process safety.

Session Chairs: Shaun Hancock, BG Group John de Wardt, DE WARDT & CO.

0830 168047Case Study of Weak Signals and Confirmation Bias in Drilling Operations • J.L. Thorogood, Drilling Global Consultant; M.T. Crichton, People Factor Consultants Ltd; A. Bahamondes, ENAP Magallanes

0900 167983How Can the Petroleum Industry Benefit From the Human Reliability Analysis • Y. Li, J. Cho, Y. Ren, Baker Hughes

0930 167967Threat and Error Management: The Connection Between Process Safety and Practical Action at the Worksite • J.L. Thorogood, Drilling Global Consultants; M. Crichton, People Factor Consultants

1045 167970An Engineering Look at the Cause of the 2010 Macondo Blowout • J.A. Turley, The Brier Patch, LLC

1115 167946Defining and Improving Process Safety for Drilling and Well Services Operations • H. Chajai, Maersk Oil & Gas; C. Smith, SPD Well Project Management LTD

1145 168003Managing the HSE Interface: Changing How the Industry Owns the Space Where Operator, Driller, and Service Providers Co-Exist • J. Hinton, Baker Hughes; T. Debertrand, Total; J. Karish, ENSCO; C. Glencross, True North Concepts

1330–1715Room: Ballroom ASession 16: Performance Excellence

This session will explore a series of case studies covering a variety of applications from remote area operations to accounts of how difficult operational problems were resolved.

Session Chairs: Eric Maidla, Slider John Thorogood, Drilling Global Consultant LLP

1330 167949The Majnoon Field: A Case Study of Drilling Operations in a Remote Area of Iraq • J. Le Vesconte, Halliburton; R. Tinkhof, Shell; P. Hardman, The REACH Group

1400 167963Fracture Gradient From Leakoff Test: Pitfalls of Using LOT Data From Nonvertical Wells • U.B. Rai, N.T. Ghodke, P.M. Schutjens, K.R. Shete, Shell




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1430 167931Dynamic Modeling of Gas Distribution in the Wellbore During Kick Situations: The Solutions • C. Gruber, University of Leoben; H.F. Spoerker, OMV Exploration/Production; W. Brandstaetter, University of Leoben

1545 167919Unified Team Approach: Leveraging Real-Time Capabilities Reduces NPT While Enhancing HSE Effectiveness • H. Ibrahim, Y. Gidh, Schlumberger

1615 168042Identifying and Surviving a 1500 ft Long Keyseat @18,000 ft – A Case History and Lessons Learned • R.B. May, Schlumberger; C. Perez, PEMEX; A. Perdoma, A. Jimenez, J. Angel, N. Salinas, E. Rodriguez, C. Angarita, J. Mierez, Schlumberger

1330–1715Room: Ballroom B Session 17: Case Studies

This session highlights a wide range of case studies related to bit design, casing exit, real-time drilling optimization, pore pressure prediction methodology, and high-endurance cutting elements. It will also explore the drilling and completion technologies utilized to maximize well production.

Session Chairs: Xianping Wu, Shell Roy Marker, Statoil

1330 168040Incorporating Completion and Drilling Techniques to Enhance and Maximize Production Over the Life of the Well • L.M. Smith, Alaskan Energy Resources; G. Scott, Western Energy Products and Services

1400 168006Innovative Dual-Diameter PDC Bit Design Provides Unique Solution to Successful Drilling of Challenging Volcanic Interval • P. Teasdale, G.E. John, R. Davis, National Oilwell Varco; N. Baudouin, Total E&P

1430 167940First 30-in Casing Exit Enables Slot Recovery in Gulf of Suez’s East Zeit Field • M. Reda, Dana Petroleum; M. Fahmy, M. Khedr, Schlumberger

1545 167960Case Histories of Real-Time Drilling Optimization Combining Drill String Modeling, Surface Measurements and Downhole Measurements • M.P. Frenzel, M. Wassell, C. Brown, APS Technology

1615 167915Seismic Frequency versus Seismic Interval Velocity Based Pore Pressure Prediction Methodologies for a Near Salt Field in Mississippi Canyon, Gulf of Mexico: Accuracy Analysis and Implications • T. Mannon, Stone Energy; S. Salehi, Petroleum University of Technology Iran; R. Young, eSeis

1645 167944High Endurance Cutting Elements • C.J. Stowe, A.D. Ponder, Baker Hughes

1330–1715Room: Ballroom CSession 18: drilling Technology

Use of technology is essential in nearly all aspects of the constantly developing drilling business. In this session we will listen to and discuss some of the new technology available to the industry as presented by our peers. People joining the session will have a great opportunity to leverage important new developments in drilling technology.

Session Chairs: Howard Garig, ExxonMobil Gregers Kudsk, Maersk Drilling

1330 167978Development of On-Line Sensors for Automated Measurement of Drilling Fluid Properties • S. Magalhaes, C.M. Scheid, L.A. Calcada, M. Folsta, Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro; A.L. Martins, C.H.M. Sa, Petrobras

TECHNICAl PROgRAM

1400 167972Reliable Technology for Drilling Operations in a High-Pressure/High-Temperature Environment • O. Akimov, P.R. Bond, P. Cairns, N. Eide, T. Gregg, T. Heimes, A. Nwosu, F. Wiese, Baker Hughes

1430 167990Advancing Deepwater Kick Detection • A. Johnson, C. Leuchtenberg, S. Petrie, D. Cunningham, Managed Pressure Operations

1545 168033Application of Real-Time Process Control and Engineering Software Simulation in Foam Cementing • M.I. Dooply, A. El Hancha, G.G. De Bruijn, E. Buganov, M. Voloshchuk, Schlumberger

1615 167991Selecting Safe Mud Weight Window for Wellbore in Shale While Drilling Using Numerical Simulation • Y. Han, Shell; F. Meng, ConocoPhillips

1645 168057A Field-Based Method of Calibrating Inclinometers for Floating Drilling and Completion Operations With Applications of the Method to Reduce Differential Flex Joint Angles • D.E. Mouton, BP; D. Newberry, University of Houston


1000 167982The Latest Generation of Steerable Motor Overcomes Drilling Challenges in the Niobrara Shale Unconventional Play • A.A. Azizov, L. Lemesany, N. Augustine, Baker Hughes; C.W. Loesel, Anadarko E&P

1500 168031Instrumented Motors Prove Crucial in Unconventional Well Placement • A. Wright, J. Snyder, Halliburton

1530 168038Engineered Oilwell Cement-Based Systems for Optimum Validation of Cased-Hole Ultrasonic Tools • W. Jimenez, X. Pang, T. Gilstrap, Halliburton


1015 167976Advanced Geomechanical Analysis of Wellbore Strengthening for Depleted Reservoir Drilling Applications • M. Shahri, T. Oar, R. Safari, M. Karimi, O. Mutlu, Weatherford

1030 168005Don’t Get Stung Setting Balanced Cement Plugs: A Look at Current Industry Practices for Placing Cement Plugs in a Wellbore Using a Stinger or Tail-Pipe • J. Roye, Schlumberger; S. Pickett, Chesapeake Energy

1515 167921First Application Of Turbodrill And Hybrid Bit To Optimize Drilling Times In Cretaceous Formations With High Chert Content In Mexico South Region • R. Varela, Schlumberger; F. Guzman, Neyrfor; D. Cruz, Smith Bits; N. Atencio, F. Iturrizaga, R. May, Schlumberger; R. Solano, R. Perez, Pemex




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Abrado 908

ABS Group 450

Alcoa Oil & Gas 751

Allied Oil & Gas Services 551

Altus Well Experts Inc. 122

American Block Mfg. 300

American GFM Corporation 657

Applied Physics Systems 652

APS Technology Inc. 116

Aqualab by Decagon 953

Arnco Hardbanding 711

Aspect Imaging 550

ATS Transmission 543

Aurohill Infra Inc 651

AXON Energy Products 747

Baker Hughes 315

Basic Energy Services Inc. 910

Bench Tree Group 110

Bentec GmbH Drilling & Oilfield Systems 539

BICO Drilling Tools, Inc 834

Bos Solutions 557

Brown Technical 649

Can-Eng Furnaces International Limited 915

Canty Inc 739

Castolin Trio AS 124

Check-6 444

Chevron Upstream and Gas, a division of Chevron U.S.A. Inc. 633

Cincinnati Sub-Zero 640

Clariant Oil Services 648

Clean Harbors Environmental Services 933

Command Energy Services 210

ConocoPhillips 846

CoorsTek Technical Ceramics 811

Cougar Drilling Solutions 430

CPI Wirecloth & Screens Inc. 905

Cubility 700

Cudd Well Control 133

Cutting & Wear Ltd. 101

Derrick Equipment Company 627

DeTect, Inc. 358

Dooley Tackaberry 117

DrawWorks L.P. 200

Drilformance LLC 646

Drilling Specialties Company 553

DRILLMEC Inc. 733

Drillscan 829

Dupre Energy Services 854

Durmat Inc. 900

DURUM VERSCHLEISS-SCHUTZ GMBH 900

Dyna-Drill 609

Dynalloy Industries Inc. 901

Edrilling Solutions 830

Emerson Process Management 149

Energistics 401

Energy Search Associates 137

Enteq Upstream 914

Environmentally Friendly Drilling Systems 929

Etech International Limited 348

EZTEK LTD 102

Fann Instrument Company 917

Fearnley Procter Group 335

Fluid Imaging Technologies Inc. 345

FMC Technologies 742

Foremost Industries LP 939

FORTA Corporation - Drilling Prod. Div. 653

Forum Energy Technologies Inc 128

FPUSA 136

Freudenberg Oil & Gas Technologies 250

Galaxy Broadband Communications Inc. 246

GE Oil & Gas 204

Gearhart Companies 121

Grace Instrument 212

Griffin Global Group 758

GustoMSC 123

Gyrodata Inc. 821

Halliburton Energy Services 404

Hardbanding Solutions 800

Hart Energy 328

HDI Instruments LLC 601

HMC Instrumentation & Controls 125

Huisman Equipment BV 603

Hydraulic Systems Inc 906

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Ideal Aerosmith Inc. 119

Independent Data Services Holdings Pte Ltd. 330

Indigeo Virtus LLC 644

J D Neuhaus LP 339

JWE Carbide Co. Ltd. 816

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Moblize 454

Morgan Newton Co. 145

Murchison Drilling Schools 211

National Oilwell Varco 410

Nexus Systems Inc 256

Norse Technology Inc. 957

NSSL Global 158

Numerex 257

OFI Testing Equipment, Inc. 928

Oiltec Solutions AS 830

Paradigm 817

PASON 427

Pegasus Vertex Inc 224

Peloton 530

PennWell 311

PETEX, The University of Texas 155

PetroDAQ Inc. 152

Petrolink 433

PetroSkills 429

Polaris Guidance 907

Precision Drilling Company 235

Ray Oil Tool Co., Inc. 400

Redback Drilling Tools Ltd. 827

Reel Group 458

ReelWell AS 902

Renzenberger 545

Repsol USA 258

RF System Lab 828

RGB Spectrum 840

Roper Pump Company 230

Rotary Drilling Tools USA (RDT) 701

Ryan Directional Services 921

Salos Sunesis Ltd. 237

Saudi Aramco 542

Schlumberger 615

Scientific Drilling International 140

Scout Downhole Inc 141

Siemens Industry, Inc. 127

SINTEF Petroleum Research 830

Slider 741

SPE 849

Spectro Analytical 951

Stress Engineering Services 810

Strickland Group, Inc., The 743

Subsea Solutions 600

Summit Casing Equipment 201

Superior Energy Services 146

TAM International 549

TCO AS 802

Techdrill International Ltd. 333

Tejas Tubular Products, Inc. 234

Tendeka, Inc. 151

Tesco Corporation 704

T H Hill Associates, Inc. 312

Throop Rock Bit 554

TIW Corporation 527

TMK IPSCO 852

Tomax A/S 310

Total Safety 452

TracID 440

TSC Drill Pipe 809

TTS Drilling Solutions 911

Ugur Seluloz Kimya Makina Ve Gida San. Ve Tic. A.S. 857

Ulterra 112

Ultra Analytical Group 457

U.S. Steel Tubular Products 926

U.S. Underwater Services LLC 941

Vallourec 304

Varel International 104

Verdande Technology 221

Veristic Technologies Inc. 656

Volant Products, Inc. 240

Warrior Manufacturing 147

Wavefront Technology Solutions Inc. 903

Wearsox LP 806

Weatherford 416

Well Control School 815

WellEz Information Management LLC 642

Welltec 628

Wenzel Downhole Tools 302

Western Energy Products & Services 100

Wild Well Control 533

World Oil 712

WWT International 709

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Allied Oil & Gas Services ..................................................................55125025 N I-45, Suite 210 The Woodlands, TX 77380 USAPhone: +1.832.482.3733Fax: +1.832.482.3738www.alliedservices.com

Allied Oil & Gas Services has been providing customers with high quality cementing and acidizing since 1967. We guarantee safety, quality, integrity, and exceptional delivery of every product and service we perform for our customers. Allied proudly operates in Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia.

Altus Well Experts Inc. .....................................................................122P.O. Box 724 Katy, TX 77492 USAPhone: +1.713.858.5040Fax: +1.832.201.8105www.altuswellexperts.com

Former Enertech engineers provide consulting services in: tubular design for critical wells such as HPHT and deepwater; engineering and software training for thermal and tubular analysis; QC, QA, and manuals and developed “Expert Engines for Altus Consulting” for advanced thermal and stress analysis. Altus is currently hiring tubular experts.

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American Block Mfg. ....................................................................... 3006311 Breen Rd PO Box 38266Houston, TX 77238-8266 USAPhone: +1.281.820.5332Fax: +1.281.820.3861www.americanblock.com

American Block is a leader in the design and manufacture of oilfield and marine equipment. Based in Houston, since 1979 we have been making high quality equipment. Some of our products include sheaves, drilling blocks, rotary tables, swivels, mud pumps, draw works, fairleads, high pressure unions, and pressure gauges. We repair all brands of drilling equipment.

American GFM Corporation ...........................................................6571200 Cavalier Blvd Chesapeake, VA 23323 USAPhone: +1.757.487.2442.400Fax: +1.757.485.8886www.agfm.com

The GFM Radial Forging process is the most economical way of working high alloyed materials as well as hollow forms of varying ID and OD contours. Improved material properties, process flexibility and lower manufacturing costs are among the advantages of the GFM system that could be well suited for many components used in today’s drilling technology.

Applied Physics Systems ................................................................652281 East Java Drive 1 Sunnyvale, CA 94089 USAPhone: +1.650.965.0500Fax: +1.650.965.0404www.appliedphysics.com

Applied Physics specializes in the design and manufacture of downhole sensors, electronics and MWD systems. Products manufactured include the AP-250 EM MWD System, directional sensors, gamma sensors, rotation sensors and related equipment.

APS Technology Inc. .......................................................................... 1167 Laser Lane Wallingford, CT 06492 USAPhone: +1.860.613.4450.121Fax: +1.203.284.7428www.aps-tech.com

APS Technology designs, develops and manufactures off-the-shelf and custom electromechanical, instrumentation, sensor and software designs for the oilfield. Our product families include MWD/LWD, vibration management, and drilling optimization systems. APS serves customers worldwide via offices in Houston, Moscow, Dubai, Chengdu, Korla and Aberdeen.

Arnco Hardbanding ...........................................................................71113340 Pike Road Stafford, TX 77477 USAPhone: +1.832.214.5200Fax: +1.832.214.5205www.hardbanding.com

Arnco Technology develops and markets advanced casing-friendly hardbanding alloys. Its leading products are crack-free and exhibit industry-best durability combined with extremely low casing wear as measured by industry benchmark testing. For additional information about our products, please visit us at Booth 711.

Aspect Imaging ................................................................................. 550522 University Avenue, Suite 1003 Toronto, ON M5G 1W7 CanadaPhone: +1.647.260.1991www.aspectimaging.com

Introducing the FlowScan™ real-time non-intrusive drilling fluid measurement system for continuous in-line measurement of fluid rheology (shear rate, shear stress, and velocity), wall slip, density, particle sizing and a multitude of fluid measurements. The FlowScan™ is available in lab-based and on-site rig system configurations (in development).

ATS Transmission ..............................................................................543414 West Fork Drive Arlington, TX 76012 USAPhone: +1.817.861.3304Fax: +1.817.262.3027www.atstransmission.com


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Aurohill Infra Inc ................................................................................6512001 Route 46 Suite 310 Parsippany HQParsippany, NJ 07054 USAPhone: +1.212.333.7555www.aurohill.com

Aurohill is a multifaceted group of companies with offices in Moscow, Dubai, New Delhi and New Jersey. We offer complete solutions for the oil and gas industry. In the North America Aurohill wants to be a reliable supplier of heavy weight drill pipes, collars and Kellys and seamless line and OCTG pipes from its trusted vendors.

AXON Energy Products ....................................................................74710343 Sam Houston Park Drive Suite 210Houston, TX 77064 USAPhone: +1.832.581.4100Fax: +1.281.890.8818www.axonep.com

Headquartered in Houston, Texas, AXON Energy Products is a global oilfield equipment manufacturer, engineering provider, and service company driven by Alternative Thinking™. AXON specializes in pressure products, well intervention products, drilling products, rig concept and design, downhole products and tubular products.

Baker Hughes .....................................................................................3157000 A Hollister, Suite 200 Houston, TX 77040 USAPhone: +1.713.625.5465Fax: +1.713.439.8280www.bakerhughes.com

Baker Hughes is a leading supplier of oilfield services, products, technology and systems to the worldwide oil and natural gas industry. The company’s 58,000-plus employees today work in more than 80 countries helping customers find, evaluate, drill, produce, transport and process hydrocarbon resources.

Basic Energy Services Inc. .............................................................. 910801 Cherry Street Suite 2100, Unit #21Fort Worth, TX 76102 USAPhone: +1.817.334.4100www.basicenergyservices.com

Basic Energy Services provides a comprehensive range of well site services fundamental to establishing and maintaining the flow of oil and gas throughout the life of a well. From drilling, well servicing and fluid services to pumping and wireline services, coil tubing and rental/fishing tools, we meet the needs of a diverse group of oil and gas companies.

Bench Tree Group .............................................................................. 110P. O. Box 1878 Georgetown, TX 78627 USAPhone: +1.512.763.3673Fax: +1.512.233.0687www.benchtree.com

Bench Tree is the industry leader in innovative MWD solutions for your horizontal and directional drilling needs. Our products and services include; surface receivers, displays, downhole telemetry systems, full calibration of directional sensors, repair of most third party MWD equipment and the development and manufacturing of OEM products.

Bentec GmbH Drilling & Oilfield Systems ....................................539Deilmannstrasse 1 Bad Bentheim, 48455 GermanyPhone: +49.5922.72.80Fax: +49.5922.72.457www.bentec.com

Bentec is one of the leading manufacturers of drilling rigs and oilfield equipment worldwide based on more than 125 years history and vast experience. Building on this experience, we maintain the highest quality standards across our drilling rig systems, with additional focus on health, safety and the environment.

BICO Drilling Tools, Inc ....................................................................8341604 Greens Road Houston, TX 77032 USAPhone: +1.281.590.6966Fax: +1.281.590.2280

BICO Drilling Tools, Inc. is a recognized leader in the design, manufacture and service of downhole drilling motors, PBL (multiple activating circulating sub), rotary steerable tools, drilling jars, shock subs used in the oilfield.

Bos Solutions ..................................................................................... 5571701 CR 1109B Rio Vista, TX 76093 USAPhone: +1.817.373.2440Fax: +1.817.373.2458www.bos-solutions.com

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IADC is changing...See how at booth 750

Building on its strong heritage, IADC is stepping up to assume an even larger role.

We are creating the space for members to collaborate. We are expanding our global presence and enhancing advocacy for members in all drilling markets.

To visually represent these changes, IADC is introducing an updated look and feel to our brand.

To learn more about how IADC is changing, visit us at Booth 750.

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Brown Technical ................................................................................6491517 San Jacinto St. Houston, TX 77002 USAPhone: +1.713.652.3937Fax: +1.713.652.1914www.brownbookshop.com

Since 1946, Brown has been serving both professionals and avid readers for over 66 years. For generations, Brown has had a cornerstone on technical publications. Our years of expertise have created a truly unique persona for our store. We have grown into one of the world’s largest and greatest professional and technical bookstores.

Can-Eng Furnaces International Limited ...................................... 9156800 Montrose Rd. P.O. Box 628Niagra Falls, ON L2E 6V5 CanadaPhone: +1.905.292.2012Fax: +1.905.356.1817www.can-eng.com

CAN-ENG Furnaces International Ltd is a leading global designer and manufacturer of industrial heat treat equipment. CAN-ENG is recognized internationally for design innovation, quality workmanship and dedication to service. Our extensive experience ranges from stress relieving to quench and tempering to forging, automation and material handling.

Canty Inc ............................................................................................7396100 Donner Road Buffalo, NY 14094 USAPhone: +1.716.625.4227.248Fax: +1.716.625.4228www.jmcanty.com

Castolin Trio AS ..................................................................................124P.O. Box 178 Tananger, 4098 NorwayPhone: +47.9587.6500Fax: +47.5169.2511www.castolin.com

Castolin Eutectic is a leading provider of innovative wearfacing solutions. Focused on taking hardbanding to the next level in standard operations, extended reach, TTRD and managed pressure drilling applications, we have pushed the envelope to develop excellent hardbanding products to meet the demanding wearfacing needs of deepwater drilling.

Check-6 ............................................................................................. 44415621 Blue Ash Drive Suite 160 Houston, TX 77090 USAPhone: +1.281.872.3633Fax: +1.281.872.4622www.checksix.com

Check-6 is an international solutions company comprised of former military pilot, who move high risk workforce crews from an experience-based culture to a high-reliability organization. We provide rapid results through coaching, training, and simulation, to accelerate your company’s performance.

Chevron Upstream and Gas, a division of Chevron U.S.A. Inc. ..................................................6331400 Smith Street Houston, TX 77002 USAPhone: +1.713.372.2405www.chevron.com

Chevron is one of the world’s leading integrated energy companies, with subsidiaries that conduct business worldwide. The company’s success is driven by the ingenuity and commitment of its employees and their application of the most innovative technologies in the world. More information about Chevron is available at www.chevron.com.

Cincinnati Sub-Zero ........................................................................ 64012011 Mosteller Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45241 USAPhone: +1.513.772.8810Fax: +1.513.772.9119www.cszindustrial.com

CSZ manufactures test chambers including temperature cycling, humidity, combined temperature and vibration, thermal shock chambers and more. Chamber temperatures range from -73C to +190C and extended ranges to +250C. Products are used to test drill heads, electronics, blow out valves along with test specifications for API 6A and API 17D.

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Clariant Oil Services ........................................................................6482750 Technology Forest Blvd. The Woodlands, TX 77381 USAPhone: +1.281.465.9100Fax: +1.281.465.9200www.oil.clariant.com

Clariant Oil Services’ leading-edge specialty additives for drilling, cementing, completion, and stimulation are designed to deliver optimal results in every situation. Clariant Oil Services’ HOSTADRILL is the newest addition to its line of fluid loss additives and are enhanced for economical drilling operations in the medium temperature range (MTR).

Clean Harbors Environmental Services ........................................93342 Longwater Drive Norwell, MA 02061 USAPhone: +1.781.792.5000www.cleanharbors.com

Clean Harbors’ (NYSE: CLH) oil and gas services minimize environmental impacts and include: front-end seismic support; surface rentals; fluids handling, transportation and disposal; downhole production services; and spill cleanups/emergency response.

Command Energy Services .............................................................2103434 Greens Road Houston, TX 77032 USAPhone: +1.281.921.8889Fax: +1.281.928.8890www.commandenergy.com

Command Energy Services is a leading worldwide supplier of drill pipe and drill stem accessories. We provide our customers with quality products manufactured to the highest standards including API, IRP and NS-1 specifications. We ensure competitive pricing, on time delivery and efficient service at all times. Command the BEST!

ConocoPhillips .................................................................................846600 N. Dairy Ashford Houston, TX 77079 USAPhone: +1.281.293.1000 www.conocophillips.com

ConocoPhillips is the world’s largest independent E&P company based on production and proved reserves. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, ConocoPhillips had operations and activities in 30 countries, $57 billion in annual revenue, $118 billion of total assets, and approximately 17,100 employees as of March 31, 2013.

CoorsTek Technical Ceramics ...........................................................81116000 Table Mountain Parkway Golden, CO 80403 USAPhone: +1.979.571.2812Fax: +1.303.215.8710www.coorstek.com

CoorsTek makes severe-duty oil and gas seals, seal faces, valves, plungers, rods, pulsation dampeners and stabilizers, pump products, and other custom components made from durable ceramics, plastics, and specialty metals.

Cougar Drilling Solutions ............................................................... 43019350 E. Hardy Road Houston, TX 77073 USAPhone: +1.713.849.5959Fax: +1.713.849.5858www.cougards.com

Cougar DS is a highly experienced international manufacturer of performance drilling tools and provider of directional drilling and M/LWD services. Our commitment is to reduce the operator’s well delivery cost and risk. Cougar’s optimized well delivery consulting group provides drilling optimization, well engineering, and project management services.

CPI Wirecloth & Screens Inc. ..........................................................905P.O. Box 1710 Pearland, TX 77581 USAPhone: +1.281.485.2300Fax: +1.281.485.8837www.cpiwirecloth.com

CPI manufacturers a full line of replacement shaker screens: hook style, rigid welded flat panels in steel and aluminum, all in layered stainless steel mesh configurations, to API RP 13C. We now fabricate our LP 40 shaker, a linear motion, four deck machine with metal backed and U-shaped modular screen sections (each deck holds seven individual screen sections).

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Cubility .............................................................................................. 70021 Waterway Avenue Ste 300The Woodlands, TX 77380 USAPhone: +1.281.362.2718Fax: +1.281.362.2704www.cubility.com

Cubility is revolutionizing the way the industry approaches drilling fluid treatment. The MudCube system replaces conventional versions comprised of multiple components with a fully enclosed, automated vacuum system, improving well control and reducing waste in drilling operations. The MudCube is a true step change in shaker technology.

Cudd Well Control .............................................................................1332828 Technology Forest Blvd. The Woodlands, TX 77381 USAPhone: +1.713.849.2769Fax: +1.713.849.3861

www.cuddwellcontrol.comFor more than 35 years, Cudd Well Control (CWC) has maintained leadership status by providing quality response to well control events. CWC maintains a dedicated staff for well control situations coupled with critical well specialists throughout the United States and select international markets.

Cutting & Wear Ltd. .......................................................................... 101Cowley Way SmithywoodSheffield, England S35 1QP United KingdomPhone: +44.114.2578085www.cwuk.com

Cutting & Wear is the world’s leading supplier of hardfacing materials, hardfacing systems and oilfield workshop supplies. Including a selection of downhole tools demonstrating a downhole tool development and engineering capability.

Derrick Equipment Company ........................................................62715630 Export Plaza Dr. Houston, TX 77032 USAPhone: +1.281.590.3003Fax: +1.281.590.6187www.derrickequipment.com

Derrick’s commitment to R&D has enabled them to lead the direction of solids control technology through vertically-integrated manufacturing and superior product design. Their extensive line of shale shakers, patented pyramid screens and industry-acclaimed customer service has yielded the most widely accepted solutions in the global market place.

DeTect, Inc. ........................................................................................3581430 Harrison Avenue Panama City, FL 32401 USAPhone: +1.850.763.7200www.detect-inc.com

DeTect’s MERLIN™ detect and deter Bird Control Radar System is the most advanced and proven system for radar-activated, automated bird and wildlife control and exclusion for oil and gas drilling frac ponds, waste impoundments and treatment basins.

Dooley Tackaberry ............................................................................. 1171515 W 13th St Deer Park,TX 77536-2535 USAPhone: +1.713.427.3136www.dooleytackaberry.com

Dooley Tackaberry has an extensive history in the fire and safety equipment industry. Our biggest strengths are designing and fabricating fire detection and suppression systems as well as supplying personal protective equipment to the oil and gas industry throughout the world.

DrawWorks L.P. ................................................................................ 200P.O. Box 280 10555 FM 1301Boling, TX 77420 USAPhone: +1.979.657.1216Fax: +1.979.657.0111www.drawworkslp.com

DrawWorks designs, manufactures, and sells a family of circulating, fill-up, and flow-back tools for oilfield tubulars, including casing, tubing, and drill pipe. DrawWorks’ family of products includes the AutoFill™ Casing Fill-Up and Circulating System, the AutoValve™ Mudsaver Valve, the DPC™, the SJC™ Single Joint Compensator, and lightweight Drift Bars.

Drilformance LLC .............................................................................646410 S. Trade Center Pkwy, Suite A1 Conroe, TX 77385 USAPhone: +1.936.321.5881Fax: +1.936.271.0695www.drilformance.com

Drilformance is dedicated to providing customers with precision designed and manufactured PDC bits and drilling tools. Our business model enables us to deliver effective solutions that provide consistent high-end performance aligned with customer goals through innovation, exacting manufacturing standards and excellent service.

Drilling Specialties Company .........................................................55310001 Six Pines Dr. The Woodlands, TX 77380 USAPhone: +1.832.813.1866Fax: +1.832.813.4925www.cpchem.com

Serving the oil industry for over 65 years, Drilling Specialties Company is a division of Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP. Our specialized products have been designed to deliver high performance and value to an array of oilfield fluids.

DRILLMEC Inc. ................................................................................... 73318320 Imperial Valley Dr. Houston, TX 77060 USAPhone: +1.281.885.0777Fax: +1.281.821.4572www.drillmec.com

Drillmec is an international leader in design, manufacturing, and distribution of drilling and workover rigs for onshore and offshore applications, as well as a wide range of drilling equipment. Drillmec conventional and unconventional drillings rigs are currently working in more than 40 countries on the 5 continents.

Drillscan ..............................................................................................8292000 South Dairy Ashford Houston, TX 77077 USAPhone: +1.281.679.6370www.drillscan.com

DrillScan is an independent company founded in 2001. We aim at providing innovative expert services and software to the drilling industry. Our expertise is based on 25 years of research with Mines ParisTech, and extensive laboratory and field validations in collaboration with operators. Our values are scientific objectivity and close customer cooperation.

Dupre Energy Services .................................................................... 854510 Bering Drive Ste 455Houston, TX 77057 USAPhone: +1.713.231.9017Fax: +1.713.231.9015www.dupre.com

Dupre Energy Services, and our family of companies, can be trusted to provide the most responsive, highest quality, personal service from the rig to the office—everyday. Our ability to provide certified, world-class services across the country will enable you to meet your critical need of serviceability at the rig when you need it.

Durmat Inc. .......................................................................................90011133-I- 45 South Building I Conroe, TX 77302 USAPhone: +1.936.539.2630Fax: +1.936.539.2470www.durumusa.com

Durum USA offers Durmat hardfacing products protecting against abrasion, friction, impact-wear, corrosion, and thermal stress. We are able to solve specific wear problems for most applications using custom blended PTA powders, metal cored wire and thermal spray products. Durmat products are used in applications where wear-resistance is required.

DURUM VERSCHLEISS-SCHUTZ GMBH ......................................900Carl-Friedrich-Benz-Str. 7 Willich, 47877 GermanyPhone: +49.2154.4837.0Fax: +49.2154.4837.78www.durmat.com

As a global manufacturer DURUM is operating in areas such as wear protection and resurfacing: drill-pipe hard-facing, open hole and casing friendly hard-facing wires, tungsten carbide, nonmagnetic, inconel, hard-facing, PTA (Plasma Transferred Arc), laser, cladding, welding, stabilizers, down hole tools/ motors, bearings and internal diameter welding.

Participating Co-Exhibitors:Durmat Inc.

Dyna-Drill .......................................................................................... 60923400 Colonial Parkway Katy, TX 77493 USAPhone: +1.281.227.1250Fax: +1.281.921.1902www.dyna-drill.com

Dyna-Drill designs and manufactures down-hole motor equipment for the oil and gas industry. From power sections for drilling motors (rotors and stators), tungsten carbide bearings and precision machining services for oilfield applications. Dyna-Drill products are designed and manufactured to withstand your most demanding applications.


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Dynalloy Industries Inc. ................................................................... 901P.O. Box 10357 College Station, TX 77842 USAPhone: +1.936.825.2532Fax: +1.936.825.7848www.dynalloyinc.com

Dynalloy Industries was founded over 40 years ago and is the industry’s premier Tungsten Carbide processor. We have earned a global reputation for providing to the highest quality manufactured products throughout the oil and gas, agricultural, mining, and paving industries. We provide innovative solutions for your hard wear problems.

Edrilling Solutions ............................................................................830Koppholen 20 Sandnes, 4313 NorwayPhone: +47.9170.580.13www.edrillingsolutions.com

We shall contribute to increased value creation, safety and profitability for customers through delivery of life cycle simulation solutions for planning, training, optimization and control of drilling operations. eDrilling Soltions, Oiltec Solutions and Sintef Petroleum Research are partners on the booth.

Participating Co-Exhibitors: Oiltec Solutions ASSINTEF Petroleum Research

Emerson Process Management ...................................................... 1497070 Winchester Circle Boulder, CO 80301 USAPhone: +1.303.530.8414Fax: +1.303.530.8459www2.emersonprocess.com

Energistics .......................................................................................... 401One Sugar Creek Center Blvd. Suite 1075Sugar Land, TX 77478 USAPhone: +1.281.243.2121Fax: +1.281.243.2123www.energistics.org

Energistics is a global, not-for-profit, membership organization that serves as the facilitator, custodian and advocate for the development and adoption of technical open data exchange standards in the upstream oil and gas industry.

Enteq Upstream .................................................................................91426797 Hanna Rd Building 2, Unit 6Oak Ridge North, TX 77385 USAPhone: +1.713.389.5650www.enteq.com

Enteq Upstream provides systems and components for Measurement/Logging While Drilling (MWD/LWD) and directional drilling, including full XXT directional packages, gamma and resisitivity tools. The company offers entire MWD/LWD systems as well as other drilling products such as float valves, MWD parts, mud motor parts, drill pipe screens, kit boxes and racks.

Environmentally Friendly Drilling Systems .................................929HARC 4800 Research Forest DriveThe Woodlands, TX 77381 USAPhone: +1.281.364.6051Fax: +1.281.363.7935www.efdsystems.org

EFD is a nonprofit research program that provides unbiased science to address environmental issues associated with petroleum drilling and production. EFD was recognized by the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission, receiving their Chairman’s Environmental Partnership award in 2009.

Etech International Limited ............................................................3485318 Weslayan #177 Houston, TX 77005 USAPhone: +1.281.844.1000Fax: +1.713.583.1052www.etechinter.com

Etech develops the new VuMax application, which visualizes and analyses real-time drilling data. Complex calculations are applied to the drilling data to produce a live view of the ‘rig state’. VuMax plots live LWD and trajectory data, and does statistical analysis. Through an internet connection, VuMax can access any well, anywhere in the world.

EZTEK LTD ..........................................................................................102Blackburn Ind. Estate KinellarAberdeen, AB21 ORX, United KingdomPhone: +44.1224.798829Fax: +44.1224.791399www.eztek.co.uk

Through the growth and reputation for product quality and innovative solutions, Eztek have become a globally recognised electronic instrumentation design and manufacture within the oil and gas industry. Specialising in hazardous area and harsh environment equipment ranging from data acquisition, wireline panels, intercom and video monitoring.

Fann Instrument Company ..............................................................9173000 N Sam Houston Pkwy E Houston, TX 77032 USAPhone: +1.281.871.4482Fax: +1.281.871.4446www.fann.com

Fann has the most comprehensive offering of instruments, test kits and portable laboratories, to evaluate the properties of drilling and fracturing fluids, oilfield cements and industrial slurries. Fann has the expertise to design and manufacture instruments that surpass API requirements and technical support to enhance our customers efficiency.

Fearnley Procter Group ...................................................................3351001 South Dairy Ashford, Suite 210 Houston, TX 77077 USAPhone: +1.281.870.1333Fax: +1.281.870.1319www.fearnleyproctergroup.com

The Fearnley Procter Group specializes in the reduction of non-productive time during the drilling and completion phases of oil and gas developments worldwide through its unique NS system. Services include QA/QC, process assurance, engineering, training, NS standards and publications, and graduate drilling engineer distance learning program.

Fluid Imaging Technologies Inc. .................................................... 345200 Enterprise Drive Scarborough, ME 04074 USAPhone: +1.207.289.3200Fax: +1.207.289.3101www.fluidimaging.com

Use the FlowCAM imaging particle analysis system from Fluid Imaging Technologies in a range of applications within the petroleum industry, including produced water to hydraulic fluids. The system yields real, image-based measurements with a statistical-based pattern recognition tool, enabling automatic particle characterization in heterogeneous samples.

FMC Technologies ............................................................................ 742500 N. Sam Houston Pkwy. W. Ste 100 Houston, TX 77067 USAPhone: +1.281.591.4485Fax: +1.281.591.4002www.fmctechnologies.com

FMC Technologies is a leading global provider of technology solutions for the energy industry. The company designs, manufactures and services technologically sophisticated systems and products such as subsea production and processing systems, surface drilling and completion systems, fluid control equipment, measurement solutions and loading arms.

Foremost Industries LP ................................................................... 9391225 - 64th Ave. NE Calgary, AB T2E 8P9 CanadaPhone: +1.403.295.5800Fax: +1.403.295.5810

Leader in the design and manufacture of drilling and transportation equipment for a broad range of industries: oil and gas, mineral exploration, water well, mining and construction. We have pioneered the development of many innovative products such as the Hybrid Coiled Tubing Drill Rig and are known as a provider of engineered solutions to meet specific customer needs


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FORTA Corporation - Drilling Prod. Div. ......................................653100 Forta Dr. Grove City, PA 16127-6399 USAPhone: +1.724.458.5221Fax: +1.724.458.8331www.super-sweep.com

FORTA Super-Sweep fiber is a unique and cost-effective hole-cleaning agent, suspending and transporting solids from the well bore. Pheno Seal is the most efficient lost circulation material on the market for both fluids and cementing.

Forum Energy Technologies Inc .....................................................128920 Memorial City Way Suite 1000Houston, TX 77024 USAPhone: +1.281.949.2514Fax: +1.281.949.2554www.f-e-t.com

Forum Energy Technologies (FET) is a leading global manufacturer of mission critical, complex, stocked and custom oilfield products and related after-market technical services, for use onshore and offshore. We have assembled some of the most well-known brands in our industry and bring innovative solutions to our worldwide customers.

FPUSA ..................................................................................................136P.O. BOX 2707 Seguin, TX 78156 USAPhone: +1.210.737.4367Fax: +1.480.287.8965www.fpusaoilfield.com

FPUSA is an innovative solids control company marketing the World Oil Awards 2013 Finalist Vac-Screen System(VSS).The Patented VSS improves shaker performance by integrating suction into existing shaker architecture. The VSS easily attaches to most commercial shale shakers via a proprietary manifold positioned beneath the last shaker screen.

Freudenberg Oil & Gas Technologies .......................................... 25010035 Brookriver Drive, Suite 400Houston, TX 77040 USAPhone: +1.281.233.1400Fax: +1.281.671.1735www.fogt.com

Freudenberg Oil & Gas Technologies is a global provider of innovative seal technologies, differentiated seal products to the oil and gas industry. We provide solutions for challenging application requirements, developing proprietary materials and performing in-house product verification testing and analysis for our solutions and distinctive customer projects.

Galaxy Broadband Communications Inc. ................................... 2464020A Sladeview Cres., Unit 4 Mississauga, ON L5L 6B1CanadaPhone: +1.877.463.9728Fax: +1.877.327.8448www.galaxybroadband.ca

Galaxy Broadband Communications Inc. has over 20 years of experience delivering leading edge satellite technologies, QoS, and flexible service plans to remote sites. Owning seven enterprise satellite hubs for Ku and Ka bands, Galaxy utilizes 24/7 monitoring, the FleetVU portal, industry leading VoIP, VPN, fixed & mobile antennas, and managed services.

GE Oil & Gas .......................................................................................2044424 W Sam Houston Pkwy N Houston, TX 77041 USAPhone: +1.713.458.3783www.geoilandgas.com

GE Oil & Gas works on the things that matter in the oil and gas industry. In collaboration with our customers, we push the boundaries of technology to bring energy to the world. From extraction to transportation to end use, we address today’s toughest challenges in order to fuel the future.

Gearhart Companies .......................................................................... 1218805 Forum Way Fort Worth, TX 76140 USAPhone: +1.817.293.4802Fax: +1.817.293.4812www.gearhartcompanies.com

Gearhart has been a name synonymous with technical innovation for over half a century and is committed to giving customer satisfaction. As Gearhart develops, manufactures, and services our own tools, we are able to pass on the advantage of low costs, high quality, accurate tools along with the quality service Gearhart has always been renowned for.

Grace Instrument ...............................................................................2129434 Katy Fwy Suite 300Houston, TX 77055 USAPhone: +1.713.783.1560Fax: +1.713.974.7144www.graceinstrument.com

Grace Instrument specializes in designing and manufacturing rheology equipment, capable of basic testing and advanced research of fluids. Products: viscometers, oscillatory rheometers, HPHT rheometers, HPHT cement rheometers, HPHT sag/settling testers, PVT testers, core flow testers, foam generators - testing loops, and HPHT linear swell meters.

Griffin Global Group .........................................................................7583646 Greenbriar Dr. Houston, TX 77098 USAPhone: +1.281.705.9474Fax: +1.713.522.5924www.griffintravel.com

The world’s leading specialist in offshore, marine and energy industry travel, Griffin is responsible for the safe, cost effective, and on-time arrival of 1 in 4 crew around the world. Our global network extends the scope of our service from point-to-point air travel to provide seamless ‘door-to-deck’ logistics.

GustoMSC ............................................................................................ 123P.O. Box 687 Schiedam, Holland 3100 AR NetherlandsPhone: +31.10.2883000Fax: +31.10.2883001www.gustomsc.com

GustoMSC is a renowned design and engineering company, specialized in mobile offshore units for the oil, gas and wind energy industries: jack-ups, semi-submersibles, drillships and other monohulls. The business approach is to deliver class approved proprietary designs and associated equipment such as jacking, fixation and X-Y skidding systems.

Gyrodata Inc. ......................................................................................82123000 Northwest Lake Drive Houston, TX 77095 USAPhone: +1.281.213.6640Fax: +1.281.213.6301www.gyrodata.com

Gyrodata is a leading supplier of high-precision wellbore placement services to the worldwide energy industry. Services include: high accuracy rate gyroscopic surveying and guidance, magnetic-based surveying and guidance, and fully automated rotary steerable drilling systems

Halliburton Energy Services .......................................................... 4047908 N Sam Houston Pkwy W Suite. 400Houston, TX 77064 USAPhone: +1.281.575.4327Fax: +1.281.575.5777www.halliburton.com

Founded in 1919, Halliburton is one of the world’s largest providers of products and services to the energy industry. With more than 75,000 employees, representing 140 nationalities in approximately 80 countries, the company serves the upstream oil and gas industry throughout the lifecycle of the reservoir.

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Hardbanding Solutions .................................................................. 8005500 W. 164th Street Cleveland, OH 44142 USAPhone: +1.216.265.9000Fax: +1.216.265.9030www.hardbandingsolutions.com

As a resource for wear technology, Postle Ind has developed a number of casing friendly hardbanding wires to meet the requirements of the drilling and oil field industries. These products strive to meet the most rigorous demands experienced by the drilling industry, while at the same time, meeting the demands of the operators.

Hart Energy ........................................................................................3281616 S. Voss Suite 1000Houston, TX 77057-2627 USAPhone: +1.713.260.1067Fax: +1.713.840.8585www.epmag.com

Hart Energy ranks among the leading industry providers of energy news and analysis in print, E&P magazine, online (web sites, databases, maps) and via “live” events, with in-depth unconventional resource information from its DUG™ conferences, our newsletters Deepwater International and Subsea Engineering News, regional Playbooks, basin and infrastructure maps.

HDI Instruments LLC ........................................................................ 6014130 Directors Row Houston, TX 77092 USAPhone: +1.713.688.8555Fax: +1.713.688.2228www.hdigauges.com

HDI Instruments LLC (“HDI”) offers field proven electronic instrumentation and digital gauges. HDI is the world leader in offering pressure gauge systems for drilling and production applications with lab tested accuracy. With over 20 years of field proven results, HDI also offers choke console systems and HMI/PLC applications.

HMC Instrumentation & Controls ...................................................12517535 Huffmeister Cypress, TX 77429 USAPhone: +1.832.549.7085Fax: +1.713.462.1453www.hmcic.com

Huisman Equipment BV ..................................................................603Admiraal Trompstraat 2 Schiedam, 3115 HH NetherlandsPhone: +31.880.702.222

Huisman has been designing and building equipment for the offshore drilling market for 15 years. With the development of the Multi-Purpose Tower in the 90’s, we created the means to drastically improve offshore drilling and equipment handling. This resulted into the design and delivery of two state-of-the-art UDW drilling vessels, the Globetrotter I and II.

Hydraulic Systems Inc ..................................................................... 9065455 West Davis St Conroe, TX 77380 USAPhone: +1.936.441.2666Fax: +1.936.756.2666www.hsi-power.com

Hydraulic Systems Inc. is a proven supplier of drilling rig hydraulic equipment and services. Call on us to walk rigs, provide power to operate multiple pipe handling equipment, engineer new equipment, and service rigs in the field.

IADC (International Association of Drilling Contractors) .................. 75010370 RichmondSte. 760Houston, TX 77042 United States+1.713.292.1945www.iadc.org

Founded in 1940, IADC’s mission is to improve industry health, safety and environmental practices; advance drilling and completion technology; and champion responsible standards, practices, legislation and regulations that provide for safe, efficient and environmentally sound drilling operations worldwide.

Ideal Aerosmith Inc. ......................................................................... 1193001 S. Washington St. Grand Forks, ND 58201 USAPhone: +1.918.935.7810Fax: +1.701.757.3459www.idealaerosmith.com

Nothing derails productive drilling like a malfunction with your down-hole directional instruments and tools. The Trip Guardian was developed to address this issue before it becomes a problem. Avoid wasted trips by testing, calibrating and verifying your MWD and LWD directional tool string components before you send them down-hole.

Independent Data Services Holdings Pte Ltd. ........................... 3301700, 840 7th Ave SW Calgary, AB T2P 3G2 CanadaPhone: +1.403.209.1528www.idsdatanet.com

IDS have been providing operational reporting software to the upstream oil and gas industry for over 15 years. Drilling contractors, operators, and service companies obtain crucial insight into their organization’s operational performance through IDS’s dashboards and benchmarking visualisations.

Indigeo Virtus LLC ........................................................................... 6441860 FM 359 #203 Richmond, TX 77406 USAPhone: +1.281.728.8508www.indigeovirtus.com

Indigeo Virtus exists to support our customers’ goals of achieving operational excellence. Latin for “I require excellence,” Indigeo Virtus is how we start our day. There are thousands of hard-working individuals who begin each day and each project with this frame of mind. We are here to deliver comprehensive solutions that help them achieve excellence.

J D Neuhaus LP .................................................................................3399 Loveton Circle Sparks, MD 21152 USAPhone: +1.410.472.0500.108Fax: +1.410.472.2202www.jdngroup.com/us

Engineered for extremes - J.D. Neuhaus hoists and cranes are in demand in oil and gas exploration industries - in the Arctic at -45°C - in the rough North Seas w/wind and rain ripping at oil platform structures - underwater to repair ship gear damage. Even under these extreme conditions, JDN hoists and cranes reliably move loads in more than 70 different sectors.

JWE Carbide Co. Ltd. ........................................................................816Tiantai Jingu Science and Technology Zone Tianyuan District, Zhuzhou, Hunan, China Zhuzhou/Hunan, 412007 ChinaPhone: +86.731.22758309 Fax: +86.731.22758601 www.jwe-carbide.com

JWE is a cemented carbide manufacturer. We specialize in producing carbide for oil-field, coal-field and mining tools, such as PDC substrates, wearing parts (inserts, tiles and balls), carbide buttons, coal cutters and so on. Please browse our website www.jwe-carbide.com to get more info.

Kluber Lubrication........................................................................... 90932 Industrial Drive Londonderry, NH 03053 USAPhone: +1.603.206.0821Fax: +1.603.647.4105www.klubershop.com

KONGSBERG ..................................................................................... 34210777 Westheimer Road Ste 1200 Houston, TX 77042 USAPhone: +1.713.808.6753www.kongsberg.com/kogt

KONGSBERG provides high-performance technology solutions and services to help operators make safer, more informed decisions during critical operations. Our world-class solutions include: integrated environmental monitoring, drilling optimisation, subsea engineering and equipment, and production assurance.

Lloyd’s Register Energy ...................................................................1341330 Enclave Pkwy #200Houston, TX 77077 USAPhone: +1.281.649.2217Fax: +1.281.675.3139www.lrenergy.org

Drilling provides services to the onshore and offshore drilling sector. We have unmatched expertise in the provision of maintenance and asset management services. We have integrated ModuSpec and WEST Engineering Service to advance excellence in drilling safety, integrity and performance.

Marine Cybernetics AS ....................................................................927Vestre Rosten 77 Tiller, 7075 NorwayPhone: +47.911.01729www.marinecyb.com

Marine Cybernetics contributes to safer and more profitable ships and offshore installations through third party testing of computer control systems using superior Hardware-In-the-Loop (HIL) testing technology. MC works on the basis of quality, integrity and customer value in the support of our customers’ needs. Safe software - safe operations.

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McCoy Global ....................................................................................2286530 Petropark Drive Houston, TX 77041 USAPhone: +1.281.377.4264www.mccoyglobal.com

Established in 1914 to support the local Canadian market, McCoy Global has become the leading global solutions provider of tubular handling equipment for the energy industry. McCoy has expanded beyond North America, opening sales and service facilities in key regions worldwide to support its growing global customer base.

M-I SWACO ........................................................................................ 615

Moblize ..............................................................................................4545177 Richmond Avenue, Suite 1051 Houston, TX 77056 USAPhone: +1.713.622.1082Fax: +1.713.850.7684www.moblize.com

Morgan Newton Co. .......................................................................... 1453401 Wynwood Drive Plano, TX 75074 USAPhone: +1.469.304.0605Fax: +1.972.212.8081www.morgannewton.com

Murchison Drilling Schools ...............................................................2112501 Juan Tabo Blvd., Suite 2 Albuquerque, NM 87112 USAPhone: +1.505.293.6271Fax: +1.505.298.5294www.murchisondrillingschools.com

Murchison Drilling Schools offers training in drilling operations and well control. The following courses are taught in Albuquerque and in the new Houston Training Center: operational drilling technology and advanced well control, practical drilling technology, advanced drilling technology, floater operation transitions, IADC WC, and IWCF WC.

National Oilwell Varco ......................................................................4107909 Parkwood Circle Dr. Houston, TX 77036 USAPhone: +1.713.346.7557Fax: +1.713.346.7687www.nov.com

National Oilwell Varco is a worldwide leader in the design, manufacture and sale of comprehensive systems and components used in oil and gas drilling and production, tubular inspection, internal tubular coatings, integrated systems, downhole tools, lifting and handling equipment, and providing supply chain integration to the oil and gas industry.

Nexus Systems Inc. ........................................................................... 2561095 Evergreen Cir Ste 200 The Woodlands, TX 77380-3646 USAPhone: +1.832.842.4600www.nexusoilsys.com

NEXUS Systems is a Houston based and privately owned provider of drilling and asset management decision support solutions for the upstream oil and gas industry. The NEXUS Omni platform provides E&P companies an integrated platform for asset management, preventive maintenance, process management, big data warehousing, visualization and analytics.

Norse Technologies Inc. ...................................................................957P.O.BOX 470548 Fort Worth, TX 76147 USAPhone: +1.817.820.0500Fax: +1.817.820.0070www.norseinc.com

NSSLGlobal ......................................................................................... 1586 Wells Place, Gatton Park Business Centre Redhill, Surrey, RH1 3DR, United KingdomPhone: +44.07436.815.849Fax: +44.01737.048.910www.nsslglobal.com

Established in 1969, NSSLGlobal has been in the satellite business for over 40 years. With a wide range of services and extensive experience of systems integration, network management and application development, their focus is on providing satellite communication and IT solutions to numerous sectors including, mining, oil and gas and construction.

Numerex .............................................................................................2573330 Cumberland Blvd. SE, Suite 700 Atlanta, GA 30339 USAPhone: +1.770.615.1394Fax: +1.770.693.5951www.numerex.com

OFI Testing Equipment, Inc. ...........................................................92811302 Steeplecrest Houston, TX 77065 USAPhone: +1.832.320.7309Fax: +1.713.880.9886www.ofite.com

Since 1982, OFI Testing Equipment (OFITE) has designed instruments and reagents for testing drilling fluids, completion fluids, oil well cements, core samples and wastewater. From our manufacturing center in Houston, TX, we support businesses worldwide with top quality products and extensive repair services

Oiltec Solutions AS ..........................................................................830

Paradigm .............................................................................................817820 Gessner Ste. 400Houston, TX 77024 USAPhone: +1.713.393.4833Fax: +1.713.393.4801www.pdgm.com

Paradigm™, a global leader in subsurface knowledge and software innovation for the oil and gas industry, provides solutions to support every stage in the E&P process. Paradigm offers an integrated portfolio of well planning and drilling technologies to help improve well planning accuracy, reduce drilling risk and optimize wellbore placement.

PASON ................................................................................................4277701 West Little York Suite 800Houston, TX 77040 USAPhone: +1.713.693.8702Fax: +1.713.722.9459www.pason.com

Pason Systems Inc. is a leading provider of instrumentation systems to drilling rigs worldwide. Our rental solutions, which include data acquisition, wellsite reporting, remote communications, and web-based information management, help customers improve the efficiency, effectiveness and safety of their operations.

Pegasus Vertex Inc ...........................................................................2246100 Corporate Drive, Suite 448 Houston, TX 77036 USAPhone: +1.713.981.5558Fax: +1.713.981.5556www.pvisoftware.com

Pegasus Vertex, Inc. specializes in drilling software and engineering consulting. Designed for onshore/offshore operations, our mission is to reduce drilling costs while increasing the efficiency at every rig. Our applications have benefited service companies and operators worldwide over the past decade. Come experience the difference with PVI.

Peloton ...............................................................................................53023501 Cinco Ranch Blvd. #C220 Katy, TX 77494 USAPhone: +1.128.139.4186www.peloton.com

Peloton is ‘well focused’ on developing and providing the world’s best drilling and well data software solutions. We have a strong understanding of not just software development, but of how E&P companies operate. Through MasterView, WellView, SiteView, RigView and ProdView, over 350 companies worldwide rely on our technology to make better-informed decisions.

PennWell ..............................................................................................3111455 W. Loop South #400Houston, TX 77027 USAPhone: +1.713.621.9720Fax: +1.713.963.6285www.pennwell.com

PennWell is a diversified b-to-b media and information company, providing quality content and integrated marketing solutions to numerous industries worldwide. Founded in 1910, PennWell publishes 75 print and online magazines and newsletters, conducts 60 conferences, and has an extensive offering of books, maps, directories, web sites, and research services.


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Petex, The University of Texas ........................................................ 15510100 Burnet Rd Bldg 2 Austin, TX 78758 USAPhone: +1.512.471.6160Fax: +1.512.232.2447www.utexas.edu/ce/petex

PETEX has trained the oil and gas industry since 1944 providing technical and nontechnical courses, publications, and online learning content. PETEX offers courses at its learning and assessment centers in Houston and Odessa and at client sites globally. Stop by our booth for information on our latest courses, books and online learning tools.

PetroDAQ Inc. .....................................................................................1522121 Golden Rd, Suite 1-A The Woodlands, TX 77380 USAPhone: +1.281.826.1825www.petrodaq.com

PetroDAQ is a Technology Provider with emphasis in data acquisition and aggregation solutions. PetroDAQ’s goal is to provide end to end solutions that deliver sensor data to the final user in real time, overcoming the usual inter-operability issues that arise when multiple vendors are involved in the operations

Petrolink ............................................................................................ 4335506 Mitchelldale St. Houston, TX 77092 USAPhone: +1.713.686.3443Fax: +1.713.686.3703www.petrolink.com

Petrolink provides wellsite data management, real-time solutions, engineering consulting and drilling optimization services to our clients in the upstream oil and gas industry worldwide. Petrolink offers unmatched security and an independent, neutral link across disciplines, data sources, and activities to maximize drilling operations.

PetroSkills ..........................................................................................429410 W. Grand Parkway South #400 Katy, TX 77494 USAPhone: +1.832.426.1228Fax: +1.918.828.2580www.petroskills.com

PetroSkills offers training programs that span the Petroleum industry, and are directed and approved by the industry’s leading alliance. PetroSkills delivers high quality, business-relevant, competency-based training in the areas of exploration and production, surface facilities, HSE, and operations and maintenance.

Polaris Guidance ...............................................................................90721617 Rhodes Road Spring, TX 77388 USAPhone: +1.713.542.7913Fax: +1.281.528.6359www.polarisguidance.com

Polaris Guidance Systems is a software and hardware solutions provider for the oil and gas industry. Our WITSML products include a rig data aggregator, WITSML storage server, a WITSML viewer for real-time drilling, reports and graphical data plotting, and document server. Polaris also offers a full line of positive displacement mud motors.

Precision Drilling Company ............................................................23510350 Richmond Avenue Suite 700Houston, TX 77042 USAPhone: +1.713.435.6100Fax: +1.713.435.6172www.precisiondrilling.com

Precision Drilling provides High Preformance, High Value equipment, personnel and support services to customers drilling and producing onshore oil and natural gas wells around the globe. One of North America’s largest land drilling contractors; we focus on supplying safe, efficient and innovative contract drilling, well servicing and strategic support services that create value for our customers.

Ray Oil Tool Co., Inc. .......................................................................400401 LA. Hwy 96 Broussard, LA 70518 USAPhone: +1.337.837.4768Fax: +1.337.837.4771www.rayoiltool.com

Manufactures solid casing centralizers with straight and spiral blades. Also, centralizered float shoes and collars, intercasing centralizers (inline) and bow spring subs (bi-centered subs).

Redback Drilling Tools Ltd. .............................................................8271909 Treble Drive Humble, TX 77338 USAPhone: +1.281.319.5412Fax: +1.281.319.4338www.redbackdrillingtools.com

Redback Drilling Tools is an Australian-based company with marketing and service locations around the world. Our focus is on developing and supplying efficient and reliable reaming and torque reducing tools to many of the world’s leading oil companies and major drilling service companies.

Reel Group .........................................................................................45815740 Park Row Suite 450 Houston, TX 77084 USAPhone: +1.832.358.2663Fax: +1.832.358.2224www.reelgroup.com

REEL Group is part of the Global Energy Group and has built an exemplary reputation as an international service company, with global operations from key international business locations in the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Asia. We provide inspection, maintenance services, and support to the offshore and onshore drilling industry.

ReelWell AS .......................................................................................902Dusavikveien 35 Stavanger, 4007 NorwayPhone: +47.468.30.800www.reelwell.com

Reelwell AS is a drilling technology company that was established in Stavanger, Norway in 2004. The drilling method (RDM) is based on using a dual drill string together with a standard BHA, where the cuttings is transported to surface inside the drill string. The method offers strong value cases in extended reach drilling as well as riserless drilling.

Renzenberger ....................................................................................54514325 W. 95th Street Lenexa, KS 66215 USAPhone: +1.913.890.6137Fax: +1.913.631.1385www.renzenberger.com

Renzenberger, Inc. is a premier crew transportation provider. In 1983 we opened our doors with two vans and a vision of providing the highest quality crew transportation service to the nation’s railroads. Today, we operate a fleet of over 1,200 vehicles in more than 20 states and are the recognized leader in crew transportation.

Repsol USA ........................................................................................2582001 Timberloch Pl. #3000The Woodlands, TX 77380 USAPhone: +1.832.442.1727Fax: +1.281.297.1743www.external-repsolicims.com

RF System Lab ..................................................................................82813919 S. West Bay Shore Drive Suite 207Traverse City, MI 49684 USAPhone: +1.231.943.1171Fax: +1.989.688.5966www.rfsystemlab.us

RF System Lab manufactures a highly-portable video borescope with joystick-controlled, four-way articulation. Features include a built-in 3.5” LCD display, on-board image and video capture capability, 2X digital zoom and easy one-hand operation. This ground-breaking video borescope is perfect for a wide range of oil and gas applications.

Rotary Drilling Tools USA (RDT) .................................................. 7019022 Vincik Ehlert Beasley, TX 77417 USAPhone: 979-387-3223Fax: 979-387-3232www.rdt-usa.com

RDT is a Premium Manufacturer of API Drill Pipe & Drill Collars, HWDP, Tuff Tube HWDP, Wear Knot Drill Pipe, Drilling Accessories & Premium Upset Tubing. On sight plastic internal coatings offered by PCI. Field Repair Facilities of TR handle aftermarket tubular & tool repair. Tubular Asset Management (TAM) for tracking products from manufacturing to retirement.

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RGB Spectrum.................................................................................. 840950 Marina Village Pkwy Alameda, CA 94501 USAPhone: +1.510.814.7000www.rgb.com

RGB Spectrum has established itself as a leading designer and manufacturer of cutting-edge video/graphics processors and decision support systems. Company offerings include multiviewers, video wall processors, matrix switchers, codecs, recorders, and integrated solutions for control room management.

Roper Pump Company ....................................................................230PO Box 269 Commerce, GA 30529 USAPhone: +1.706.336.3410Fax: +1.706.335.5490www.roperpumps.com

DuraTorque® Even Layer Power Sections provide increased ROP with existing rotors, tighter bend radius, longer life, and a broader range of temperature and chemical compatibility. DuraTorque® is designed to deliver exceptional torque while minimizing key risk factors that can lead to failure, enabling you to Drill Faster, Drill Longer™, every time.

Rotary Drilling Tools USA (RDT). .................................................. 7019022 Vincik EhlertBeasley, TX 77417 USAPhone: +1.979.387.3223Fax: +1.979.387.3232www.rdt-usa.com

RDT is a premium manufacturer of API drill pipe and drill collars, HWDP, tuff tube HWDP, wear knot drill pipe, drilling accessories and premium upset tubing (onsite plastic internal coatings offered by PCI). Field Repair Facilities of TR handle aftermarket tubular and tool repair. Tubular Asset Management (TAM) for tracking products from manufacturing to retirement.

Ryan Directional Services ................................................................ 92119510 Oil Center Blvd. Houston, TX 77073 USAPhone: +1.281.443.1414Fax: +1.281.443.1476www.nabors.com

Ryan Directional Services, a Nabors company, is a leader in providing directional drilling and measurement-while-drilling services. Our operations team is among the most experienced in the industry and our technology team consistently delivers unique solutions that drive operational efficiency. Count on us to be on site, on time, on target.

Salos Sunesis Ltd. .............................................................................237Westhill Business Centre Aberdeen, AB32 6UF United KingdomPhone: +44.744.933.6606Fax: +44.1224.330.551www.salos-sunesis.com

Salos Sunesis Limited (SSL) Rig site well control training and coaching service in HP/HT, extended reach and deep water type wells. SSL’s well control readiness auditing service reviews equipment, systems, procedures and personnel. Additional service lines in safety leadership, technical authoring/editing and manpower supply.

Saudi Aramco ....................................................................................5429009 W. Loop South Houston, TX 77096 USAPhone: +1.713.432.4000www.Aramco.Jobs

Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil company of Saudi Arabia, is a fully integrated, global petroleum and chemicals enterprise. Saudi Aramco is headquartered in Dhahran, Saudi, Arabia, with subsidiary offices and joint ventures around the world.

Schlumberger .....................................................................................6153750 Briarpark Drive Houston, TX 77042 USAPhone: +1.713.689.7037Fax: 713-689-1112www.slb.com

Schlumberger is the world’s leading supplier of technology, integrated project management and information solutions to customers working in the oil and gas industry worldwide. Schlumberger provides the industry’s widest range of products and services from exploration through production

Participating Co-Exhibitors: M-I SWACO

Scientific Drilling International ...................................................... 14016701 Greenspoint Park Drive Suite 200Houston, TX 77060 USAPhone: +1.281.443.3300www.scientificdrilling.com

Scientific Drilling International (SDI) is an independent service provider offering high accuracy navigation and drilling solutions. We are globally positioned to support a wide range of markets, including oil and gas, CBM/CSG, geothermal and mining industries. We are committed to delivering a customer experience that makes it Easy to do Business.

Scout Downhole Inc. ......................................................................... 1411125 Beach Airport Road Conroe, TX 77301 USAPhone: +1.936.756.3255Fax: +1.936.756.3229www.scoutdownhole.com

Innovative solutions to downhole problems.

Siemens Industry, Inc. .......................................................................1278850 Fallbrook Dr. Houston, TX, 77064 USAPhone: +1.281.949.3063Fax: +1.281.949.3294www.usa.siemens.com/oil-gas

Siemens Industry, Inc. is a supplier of electrical, mechanical, power-distribution, control and automation products/solutions for the oil and gas industry.

SINTEF Petroleum Research .........................................................830

Slider .....................................................................................................74110804 Fallstone Road Ste 210 Houston, TX 77099 USAPhone: +1.281.769.4802Fax: +1.281.933.1315www.slb.com/sliderplus

Slider Plus fully automated slide drilling system helps increase efficiency in drilling operations performed with motors and MWD systems. With this system in place, the directional driller simply enters the target toolface, and Slider Plus system takes over by automatically maintaining toolface within acceptable limits and optimizing sliding ROP.

Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) ....................................... 849222 Palisades Creek Dr Richardson, TX 75080 USAPhone: +1.972.952.9393Fax: +1.972.952.9435www.spe.org

The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a not-for-profit professional association whose more than 124,000 members in 135 countries are engaged in oil and gas exploration and production. SPE is a key resource for technical knowledge providing publications, events, training courses, and online resources at www.spe.org.

Stress Engineering Services ...........................................................81013602 Westland East Blvd. Houston, TX 77041-1101 USAPhone: +1.281.469.2177Fax: +1.281.469.2217www.stress.com

Stress Engineering Services is an employee-owned, engineering consulting company that has been committed to technical excellence for over 40 years. We provide services in design, testing, and analysis for operators, service companies, drilling contractors and manufacturers.

Strickland Group Inc., The ...............................................................7434520 S, Hulem St. Suite 102 Fort Worth, TX 76109 USAPhone: +1.817.338.0800Fax: +1.817.338.0830

Subsea Solutions .............................................................................60016285 Park 10 Place 200 Houston, TX 77084 USAPhone: +1.281.398.3317Fax: +1.281.398.6317www.subseasolutions.net

Since 1990, Subsea Solutions has been providing subsea technical support and auditing services to operators and drilling contractors both domestically and internationally, focusing on well-control equipment. As experience is the best teacher, we invite you to take part in our subsea training courses. Schedule your training with us today.

Summit Casing Equipment ..............................................................2016656 Corporation Parkway Fort Worth, TX 76126 USAPhone: +1.817.529.2400www.summitcasing.com

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Superior Energy Services.................................................................1465801 US 90 East Broussard, LA 70518 USAPhone: +1.337.714.2582

Superior Energy Services is a leading provider of specialized oilfield services and equipment, focused on serving the drilling, completion and production-related needs of oil and gas companies as well as the plug and abandonment and decommissioning services required at the end of a well’s life.

TAM International .............................................................................5494620 Southerland Rd. Houston, TX 77092 USAPhone: +1.713.462.7617Fax: +1.713.462.1536www.tamintl.com

TAM is an independent oilfield services company headquartered in Houston, with regional offices in Aberdeen, Perth, Calgary, Bogota and Dubai. TAM inflatable packers, swellable packers, and associated downhole products and services, are available globally from offices in North America, Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Africa, and Russia.

TCO AS ................................................................................................802Hetlandsgata 9 PO Box 204, Bryne, N-4349 NorwayPhone: +47.977.82971www.tco.no

TCO is a Norwegian founded global oilfield services company, which specialises in the design, manufacture and installation of glass barrier plugs, chemical injection systems and the provision of Tubing Conveyed Perforating (TCP) equipment and services.

Techdrill International Ltd. .............................................................. 333Vicarage House, 58-60 Kensington Church Street London, W8 4DB United KingdomPhone: +44.20.7373.1555www.techdrill.com

Founded in 1992, Techdrill International is the leading independent drilling software provider. We support and deliver domain expertise services to oil and gas operators and service companies, in over 50 countries. From well construction to recovery, we provide superior technology and quality solutions that help our customers maximize their investments.

Tejas Tubular Products, Inc. ............................................................2348526 Green River Houston, TX 77028 USAPhone: +1.281.822.3404Fax: +1.281.822.3401www.tejastubular.com

Tejas Tubular Products is a leading manufacturer and supplier of Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) in the petroleum industry. We offer complete range of OCTG products, and our products lines include casing, tubing, couplings and production accessories; our drilling products including drill pipe, drill collars and drill string accessories.

Tendeka, Inc. ........................................................................................ 1515050 Westway Park Blvd. Ste 175 Houston, TX 77041 USAPhone: +1.281.833.8432Fax: +1.832.442.5614www.tendeka.com

Tesco Corporation ...........................................................................7043993 W. Sam Houston Parkway N., Suite 100Houston, TX 77043 USAPhone: +1.713.359.7000Fax: +1.713.359.7001www.tescocorp.com

Tesco Corporation creates value by reducing drilling costs and non-productive time (NPT). We are the global leader in rental Top Drive units and proprietary casing running with our Casing Drive System™. TESCO focuses on creating revolutionary drilling solutions with an emphasis on safety and service.

T H Hill Associates, Inc. ....................................................................31213100 Wortham Center Drive Ste. 300Houston, TX 77065 USAPhone: +1.281.671.5700Fax: +1.281.671.5397www.thhill.com

T H Hill is a technology company specializing in the creation/enforcement of drilling equipment quality standards. Our Standard DS-1 is the global standard for the inspection of used drill stem components, and with our engineering and field technicians, we offer both the analytical and practical expertise to ensure the quality of downhole components.

Throop Rock Bit ............................................................................... 554P.O. BOX 416 1995 Public Rd.Tonkawa, OK 74653 USAPhone: +1.580.628.3416Fax: +1.580.628.2703www.throoprockbit.com

Throop Rock Bit offers a full line of small diameter open and sealed bearing roller cone rock bits as well as fixed carbide cutter mills. All products are made in America and are backed by over 50 years of US manufacturing experience.

TIW Corporation ............................................................................... 527P.O. Box 35729 Houston, TX 77235-5729 USAPhone: +1.713.551.7919Fax: +1.713.728.4767www.tiwtools.com

TIW Corporation, headquartered in Houston, Texas, has been serving the oil and gas industry since 1917. TIW manufacturers liner hangers, completion packers, safety and Kelly valves and expandable liner hanger systems.

TMK IPSCO ..........................................................................................85210120 Houston Oaks Drive Houston, TX 77064 USAPhone: +1.281.949.1023Fax: +1.630.874.6431www.tmk-ipsco.com

TMK IPSCO is an industry leader in welded and seamless pipe, premium connections and accessories with the strength of more than twenty manufacturing facilities strategically located in the key energy producing areas of the world. Our legacy of quality and exceptional customer service translates into unparalleled value for our customers.

Tomax A/S ..........................................................................................310P.O. Box 332, Forus Stavanger, NO-4067 NorwayPhone: +47.5195.1177Fax: +47-5195.1171www.anti-stall.com

Tomax AS, (Tomax Drilling Technology LLC in the US) has moved the core of the stability control systems found in modern automobiles downhole through the patented Anti Stick-Slip Tool (AST). The AST has to date provided reduced risk and faster rates of penetration through more than 1,600,000 feet of challenging rock - offshore and onshore.

Total Safety ........................................................................................45211111 Wilcrest Green Dr. Suite 300Houston, TX 77095 USAPhone: +1.713.353.5161Fax: +1.713.785.1475www.totalsafety.com

Total Safety is the leading provider of safety service solutions to the upstream, midstream, downstream, refinery, chemical, petrochemical, power generation and industrial markets. Our goal is to provide high-quality safety solutions and products in a cost-effective manner.

TracID .................................................................................................440Lagerveien 12-AStavanger, N-4033 NorwayPhone: +47.905.15695Fax: +47.518.02880 www.tracid.com

The oil and gas industry relies on correct information in all areas. TracID offer the most advanced, rugged and reliable RFID based tracking solutions providing you with complete asset control.

TSC Drill Pipe .....................................................................................809440 Benmar Dr, Suite 1070 Houston, TX 77060 USAPhone: +1.832.230.8228Fax: +1.281.741.9914www.drillpipe.com

TSC Drill Pipe manufactures exceptional quality drill pipe that not only meets, but exceeds API standards. We provide worldwide distribution from our headquarters in Houston, TX. We offer all API 5DP and 7-1 products, plus our proprietary High Torque Drill Pipe Connections: PTech+ and TSDS. Sour Service Grades (IRP, CY, and SS) are also offered.

TTS Drilling Solutions ........................................................................9114800 S. Council Rd. Oklahoma City, OK 73179 USAPhone: +1.405.378.5450Fax: +1.405.378.5640www.ttsdrilling.com

At TTS Drilling Solutions, we are setting the standard for extended reach tools with our proprietary line of XRVs™ We continue to develop our product base by expanding upon proven technologies and practices in the industry. Designing tools that outperform competitors and providing superior service to customers is the core focus at TTS.

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Ugur Seluloz Kimya Makina Ve Gida San. Ve Tic. A.S. .................................................................857Organize Sanazi Bolgesi, Umurlu Aydin, 09630 TurkeyPhone: +90.256.259.1144Fax: +90.256.259.1004www.uskcmc.com

Manufacturer of Polyanionic Cellulose (PAC) and Carboxymethyl Cellulose (CMC) from Turkey with global sales. Particularly specialized in development and production of different CMC and PAC qualities going into drilling fluids. filtraPAC is trade name for Polyanionic Cellulose, available in different grades, meeting API Spec 13A.

Ulterra ...................................................................................................112420 Throckmorton #1110Ft. Worth, TX 76102 USAPhone: +1.817.551.9711Fax: +1.817.551.0823www.ulterra.com

Ulterra is a leading provider of premium PDC drill bits and downhole tools for the oil and gas industry. Its strength resides in the experience and wisdom obtained from industry veterans, designing high-quality, high-performance PDC bits for global markets. Its localized focus enables Ulterra to respond quickly to customer’s specific applications.

Ultra Analytical Group ..................................................................... 4571355 Porta Rosa Lane League City, TX 77573 USAPhone: +1.713.828.5112www.uaggrp.com

U.S. Steel Tubular Products ............................................................92610343 Sam Houston Park Drive, Suite 120 Houston, TX 77064 USAPhone: +1.281.671.3827www.usstubular.com

As the largest fully integrated energy tubular producer in North America, U.S. Steel Tubular Products is proud to offer an array of products and services that are produced in the United States. With enhanced capabilities and a strong commitment to quality, service and innovation, U.S. Steel is positioned to be the supplier of choice for tubular products.

U.S. Underwater Services LLC .........................................................941123 Sentry Dr Mansfield, TX 76063 USAPhone: +1.817.447.7321Fax: +1.817.447.0021www.usunderwaterservices.com

U.S. Underwater Services, LLC is a premier commercial diving and subsea IRM services provider for the marine construction and offshore oil and gas communities. Our company has the capability to provide a comprehensive suite of services that can be customized to meet the individual needs of our clients.

Vallourec............................................................................................ 3044424 West Sam Houston Pkwy North #150Houston, TX 77041 USAPhone: +1.713.479.3200Fax: +1.713.479.3201www.vallourec.com

Vallourec is the world leader in premium tubular solutions. The Group designs and develops a comprehensive range of products including seamless tubes and premium connections for drilling, completion and production, line pipes and well equipment capable of withstanding extreme operating conditions: HPHT, deviated wells, deep offshore, corrosive environment.

Varel International ............................................................................ 1041625 West Crosby Road Suite 124Carrollton, TX 75006 USAPhone: +1.972.242.1160www.varelintl.com

Varel is the world’s largest independent drill bit company. Our proprietary design capabilities, lean manufacturing and global sales force deliver a comprehensive line of drill bits resulting in excellent performance and value. DHP is a leader in casing accessories and completion tools including centralizers, reamer guide shoes and cable protectors.

Verdande Technology ....................................................................... 2211001 S. Dairy Ashford #380 Houston, TX 77077 USAPhone: +1.713.357.7734www.verdandetechology.com

DrillEdge uses real-time data from the drilling operation to index and automatically recall human experience, such as lessons learned, best practices and situational experience across many rigs. By using real-time data from an ongoing operations, DrillEdge searches for experience and presents relevant resources to the drilling engineers.

Veristic Technologies Inc. .............................................................. 65611419 Dover Houston, TX 77031 USAPhone: +1.281.879.4571www.verisitic.com

Veristic Technologies Inc. designs smart and safe drilling equipment for both land and offshore. Best known for the Rocket Rig and Rig Walker, Veristic’s team of engineers is always looking to make the next innovative product in the industry. On top of great products, Veristic can help you with your next rig inspection, survey or other engineering needs.

Volant Products, Inc. ........................................................................2404110 - 56 Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T6B 3R8 CanadaPhone: +1.780.784.7099Fax: +1.780.437.2187www.volantproducts.ca

Volant is a Canadian company that designs and manufactures specialty oilfield products and equipment focused on casing system installation - the final step in wellbore construction. We market this equipment internationally and put it to work for our customers in Western Canada. What distinguishes us is our goal to enable customers to do more with less.

Warrior Manufacturing .................................................................... 1471515 - 28 Street Calgary, AB T2A 3T1 CanadaPhone: +1.403.291.6444 www.warriorrig.com

Wavefront Technology Solutions Inc. ..........................................90326 Cranston Ave. Cambridge, ON N1T 1J8 CanadaPhone: +1.519.624.1312Fax: +1.519.623.9103www.onthewavefront.com

Central to Wavefront’s broad portfolio of patented and proprietary technologies is the fluid delivery process Powerwave that encompasses the life cycle of a client’s post exploration operations. It is an effective fluid injection method for improved/enhanced oil recovery as well as increasing well productivity through more effective well stimulation.

Wearsox LP .......................................................................................80613700 Luthe Rd., Bldg B Houston, TX 77039 USAPhone: 713-303-5775www.antelopeoiltool.com

WearSox is field proven as a global solution to numerous downhole centralization issues. Our spray on metal has been proven considerably more robust than alternative molded devices both in the laboratory and in the field.

Weatherford .......................................................................................4162000 St. James Place Houston, TX 77056 USAPhone: +1.713.836.7054Fax: +1.713.836.5035www.weatherford.com

One of the largest global providers, Weatherford helps build innovative mechanical solutions, technology applications, and services for drilling and production in all sectors of the oil and gas industry. Weatherford operates in over 100 countries and employs more than 65,000 people worldwide.

Well Control School ..........................................................................81516770 Imperial Valley Drive Suite 290Houston, TX 77060 USAPhone: +1.713.849.7400Fax: +1.713.849.7474www.wellcontrol.com

Well Control School offers, IADC, IWCF, and API Accredited competency-based well control training for drilling, workover/completion, coiled tubing, snubbing and wireline operations. Training is available via e-learning and instructor-led courses. System 21 e-learning provides true cost savings with training available 24/7 anywhere.

WellEz Information Management LLC ......................................... 64211931 Wickchester Lane Suite 360Houston, TX 77043 USAPhone: +1.281.584.9200Fax: +1.281.589.8532www.wellez.com

WellEz is an advanced reporting and well data management system, specializing in drilling, completion, workover, and operations reporting for the oil and gas industry.

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Welltec ................................................................................................628Gydevang 25 Alleroed, DK 3450 DenmarkPhone: +45.8853.8303Fax: +45.4814.3518www.welltec.com

Welltec is a global provider of conveyance and associated mechanical services into high angle and horizontal wells. They also provide mechanical intervention and work-over services including mechanical manipulation, cleaning and milling technology on wireline for various applications. Welltec also provides annular barrier and patch hardware.

Wenzel Downhole Tools ..................................................................3024205 FM 1485 Conroe, TX 77306 USAPhone: +1.936.521.4342Fax: +1.936.756.5335www.downhole.com

Wenzel Downhole Tools is a leading provider of downhole drilling tools for the oil and gas industry.

Western Energy Products & Services ........................................... 1001120 E. Huffman Road Suite 234Anchorage, AK 99515 USAPhone: +1.907.336.4664Fax: +1.907.336.4667www.westernenergyproductsandservices.com

Formed in 2001 to service oil companies and drilling contractors throughout Alaska, the North Slope and Cook Inlet and has now expanded into the Rockies and Western regions including North Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, Montana, California, Hawaii and Colorado. Since then we have expanded to service a full range of industrial concerns

Wild Well Control .............................................................................5332202 Oil Center Court Houston, TX 77073 USAPhone: +1.281.784.4700.6057Fax: +1.281.784.4750www.wildwell.com

Wild Well Control, Inc. is the worldwide leading provider of firefighting, well control and related engineering, marine engineering and training services.

World Oil ............................................................................................. 7122 Greenway Plaza, Suite 1020 Houston, TX 77046 USAPhone: +1.713.529.4301Fax: +1.713.520.4433www.worldoil.com

World Oil provides authoritative coverage of the latest technology in onshore/offshore exploration, drilling, production and well servicing, reporting innovations and significant trends to industry management and engineering/operating personnel each month.

WWT International ...........................................................................7099758 Whithorn Dr. Houston, TX 77095 USAPhone: +1.281.345.8019Fax: +1.281.345.8177www.wwtinternational.com

WWT International Drilling Tool Services: WWT Non-Rotating Protector (NRPS) benefit operators by providing casing wear protection during drilling and well clean-out; reducing drilling torque and drag; improving drilling performance; and minimizing drillstring and surface equipment stress. Full-service technical support and on-site service is provided 24/7 worldwide.

Zhuzhou Seed Cemented Carbide Technology Co. Ltd .......... 804No. 8, Huanan Road Zhuzhou Hunan, 412000 ChinaPhone: +86.731.2265.9085Fax: +86.731.2265.9065www.seed-carbide.com

We provide fine finished carbide parts which are: erosion and corrosion resistant, anti-acid, anti-alkaline, anti-high temperature and high pressure. Super large, oversize, complicated carbide parts—carbide with steel by welding, shrink fit, mechanical assembly. Hardfacing of tungsten carbide and other materials.

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RegistrationEvent registration is located in the Grand Foyer and will be open at the following times:

Monday, 3 March .............1300–1700Tuesday, 4 March .............0700–1830Wednesday, 5 March .....0700–1600Thursday, 6 March ..........0730–1400

Please be prepared to show your photo ID to collect your badge. Students will need to show a current student card. Badges must be worn at all times. Use of a badge by a person not named on the badge is grounds for confiscation. If you lose your conference badge, please return to registration to obtain a replacement. No one under the age of 15 is permitted in the exhibits during official show hours.

For any event queries, please visit the information point on the upper floor, which is open throughout the event.

Registered conference delegates will receive a CD containing all technical papers from the IADC/SPE Drilling Conference. Additional copies are available after the event through the SPE bookstore (store.spe.org). Proceedings will be distributed from both the IADC and SPE booths located on the exhibit floor (booths 750 and 849 respectively).

Speaker Check-InAll authors will have received confirmation of their session time and date regarding their presentations from the Program Manager. Authors must check in at the speaker check-in room, 201A, located on level 2 before reporting to their session rooms (view the Schedule of Events on pages 7 through 10 for speaker check-in times). Authors are requested to report to their assigned session room 30 minutes before the session begins.

Knowledge Sharing ePoster SessionsePoster sessions will take place on the second level during the morning and afternoon coffee breaks on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The goal is to provide more interactive discussion between the authors and participants, with the intent of sharing best practices and encouraging networking. An ePoster is an electronic version of a traditional poster presented on a plasma screen and authors are encouraged to share their work using a PowerPoint presentation.

Exhibition The exhibition is located in Hall A/B and is open to attendees at the following times:

Tuesday, 4 March .............1000–1900Wednesday, 5 March .....1000–1600Thursday, 6 March ..........1000–1345

Networking LuncheonsLunch is included in select registration categories and will be served in the exhibition hall from 1215 to 1330 hours on each day of the event. Exhibitors are encouraged to take a lunch break 45 minutes prior to the networking lunch, to be available to attendees when the sessions break.

Coffee BreaksCoffee breaks will take place in the exhibit area from 1000 to 1045, 1300 to 1330, and 1500 to 1545 hours on each day of the event.

Outside these times, attendees may purchase coffee and light refreshments from coffee shops located around the convention center and nearby hotels.

Welcome Reception Theme: Denim and Diamonds Put on your cowboy boots and join us in celebrating the flair of the city of Fort Worth, Texas, by dressing in Denim and Diamonds for the Welcome Reception held Tuesday, 4 March from 1730 to 1900 hours in Hall A/B.. We will have food, special entertainment, and activities.

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Internet AccessFree Wi-Fi is available to all attendees in common areas.

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Mobile/Cell Phone PolicyAs a courtesy to the speakers and your fellow attendees, please turn off all mobile phones during meetings and sessions.

SPE and IADC Member BoothsTo learn more about how you can take advantage of the professional advancement opportunities provided by SPE and IADC, please visit both booths in the exhibition hall.

Visit the SPE Booth (849)Recharge with SPE!Visit the SPE booth anytime during the event. We have charging stations for your mobile device, water and snacks to help keep you going, and many new ways to experience SPE’s vast collection of technical resources. Also, browse and purchase select books from the SPE bookstore.

Visit the IADC Booth (750)• Pick up your conference proceedings CD.

• Pick up a copy of the latest IADC publications catalog.

• View a list of upcoming IADC conferences.

• Collect a complimentary copy of Drilling Contractor magazine.

• Explore IADC membership.

• Learn more about IADC’s accreditation and certification program.

• Find out why IADC is the drilling industry’s information source.

SafetyOne of the key components to the success of IADC/SPE Drilling Conference and Exhibition is the safety of our attendees and presenters. Due to the popularity of some session topics, there is a possibility of overcrowding in a session or meeting room. Should this occur, we must comply with policies regarding room capacity and limit admittance to a room that is full. Please make plans to arrive early for sessions that you have a strong interest in attending. In the event of an emergency, SPE Staff and/or convention center staff will provide attendees with any necessary information and instructions.

Alcohol PolicyWe recognize the legitimate serving of alcoholic beverages in the process of conducting business and social activities. We also recognize that the use and consumption of alcohol carries with it the requirement for all attendees to consume those beverages responsibly and in keeping with our professional code of ethics and conduct. We strongly oppose the abuse and misuse of alcohol.

Guests With Special NeedsWe take pride in ensuring that our meetings and events are accessible to all attendees with special needs. All buildings in the Fort Worth Convention Center are equipped with elevators. Should you require special arrangements, please contact our staff at registration or headquarters.

Photography PolicyAll conference sessions are protected by international copyright laws. Photography and video/audio recording of any kind are strictly prohibited in the sessions and throughout the exhibition area. Please note that there will be a designated event photographer present at this event. The photos may be used in upcoming publicity and/or on the SPE website. If you have any queries or do not wish to have your photo taken, please notify a member of the event team at the registration desk.

Smoking PolicySmoking is prohibited in all areas of the Fort Worth Convention Center except in designated smoking areas.

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Mobile AppBrowse the conference in the palm of your hand! The IADC/SPE Drilling Conference and Exhibition mobile app is a native application for iPad, smartphones (iPhone and Android), and a web-based app for Blackberry. There’s also a web-based version of the application for all other web browser-enabled phones.

For attendees, the IADC/SPE Drilling Conference and Exhibition app provides easy-to-use interactive capabilities to enhance your event experience:

• Use the dashboard to stay organized with up-to-the-minute exhibitor, speaker, and event information.

• Locate exhibitors on the show floor.

• Use My Schedule to organize your day and make appointments with one click.

• Receive important real-time communications through alerts from the event organizer.

• Follow and join in on the conference conversation through built-in Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn feeds.

• Rate and comment on the sessions you attend.

• Interactively locate exhibitors you want to visit on the maps.

• Take notes on the sessions you attend; either save or email them to yourself or someone else.

• Access conference papers* through the “Resources” tab within each session by entering your registration ID number located in the lower left hand corner of your registration badge.

• Browse for local restaurants, entertainment, and other nearby points of interests.

Download InstructionsFor iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch and Android phones: Visit the App Store or Google Play on your device and search for IADC/SPE Drilling 2014.

For all other phone types (including Blackberry and other web-enabled phones): While on your smartphone, point your mobile browser to http://m.core-apps.com/drilling14 or scan the code below. You will be directed to download the proper version of the app for your device. On some phones, please bookmark the above link for future reference.

* Conference papers are available to full conference registrants, presenting authors, select VIPs, and those who purchase the proceedings.

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