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Tripping and Trajectory Control Lecture 7 PET 356 Q 1 2015-2016 Abu Dhabi Polytechnic

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Page 1: LEC 7 OCT III Tripping and Trajectory.pdf

Tripping and Trajectory Control

Lecture 7

PET 356

Q 1 2015-2016

Abu Dhabi Polytechnic

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

Tripping

Tripping is the act of pulling pipe out of or running pipe into a well

- To change bits

- At the end of a hole section

- Mechanical problems

- Change bottom hole assembly (BHA)

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

Tripping

- The kelly is removed from the drill string before tripping

- The kelly and swivel are stored in the rathole

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

Tripping

The pipe is pulled or run using the elevators attached to the hook

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

Tripping practices

-Determine initial overpull limit prior to tripping out of hole (0.5 of BHA Wt.).

•If the tight spot at the same depth (WB G-Back ream).•If the tight spot moved up (Hole cleaning problem)

-Determine initial set down limit (0.25 of the drill string overpull limit).* 0.25 of (ST tension limit – ST Wt. – Up drag).

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

Recording off BTM torque & Rotating weight

1- Position the bit off BTM about 20 ft.2- Stop the pump.3- Slowly increase the RPM to a preselected standard RPM.4- Record rotating weight & off BTM torque after stabilization.

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

Recording Up weight

1- Stop rotation.2- Stop the pump.3- Raise the string with a preselected standard Speed.4- Record up weight after stabilization.

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

Recording Down weight

1- Stop rotation.2- Stop the pump.3- Lower the string with a preselected standard Speed.4- Record down weight after stabilization.

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

Effect of circulating pressure

Recording string weights without circulation provides actual string drag information.

Stop circulation when recording string weight data

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

Basic Rotary Assembly Types

Dropping Assembly (Pendulum)

Building Assembly (Fulcrum)

Holding Assembly (Packed Hole)

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Normal Drilling Operations PracticesAngle Dropping Assembly

wellbore contact

tangency length

negative side force

To increase drop rate :

•Increase stiffness

•Increase bit/DC size ratio

•Increase DC weight

•Decrease WOB

•Increase rotary speed

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

The Pendulum Principle

Pendulum assemblies drop angle as a pendulum

creates negative side force

Fs = Wc x BF x TL x sin IN

Fs Side force on bit (lbs)

Wc Weight below tangency point (lbs/ft)

TL Length of pendulum (ft)

IN Inclination at tangency point (deg)

BF Buoyancy factor (-)

Fs

tangency point

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

Generic Angle Dropping (Pendulum) Assembly

Bit

Drill collar, 30-90ft

String stabilizer, full gauge

Drill collar, 30ft

String stabilizer, full gauge

Drill collar,90ft

HWDP, 90ft min.

Drill pipe

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

The Fulcrum PrincipleThe fulcrum uses a near-bit stabilizer

WOB (if sufficient) will cause the bottom DC to bend

In holes with inclination > 5°, DC will bend towards the low

side of the hole

This bend will cause bit to exert a side force against the

high side of the hole, resulting in a build-up of angle as

drilling progresses

WOB

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

Generic Angle Building (Fulcrum) Assembly

Bit

Near-bit Stabilizer, full gauge

Drill collar, 30-90ft

String stabilizer, full gauge

Drill collar, 30-60ft

String stabilizer, full gauge

Drill collar,90ft

HWDP, 90ft min.

Drill pipe, as required

a b

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

Packed Hole Assembly

The packed hole assembly is used to maintain

angle

or build/drop at mild rates

3 or more stabilizers are placed at specified

points to

control the deflection of the drill collar string

The increased straightness of the drill collars

reduces

or eliminates the bit tilt

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

Generic Packed Hole Assembly

Bit

Near-bit Stabilizer, full

gauge

Short Drill collar, 6-20ft

String stabilizer, full gauge

Drill collar, 30ft

String stabilizer, full gauge

Drill collar,90ft

HWDP, 90ft min.

Drill pipe, as required

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Normal Drilling Operations Practices

Typical Configurations - Summary

30 – 90 ft

9 – 27 m

30 ft

9 m

dropping pendulum

30 – 90 ft

9 – 27 m

30 ft

9 m

as close as

possible

building fulcrum

30 - 60 ft

9 - 18 m

30 ft

9 m

5-20 ft

1.5 – 6 m

holding packed hole

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Operations Management• Basic Organization