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Unscheduled events sabotage, many drilling budgets. Learn to recognize the signals when “ the well is talking to you “ before downtime events occur. When these unscheduled events occur, know what immediate steps should be taken tom minimize their economic effect. A successful drilling operation requires knowledge of many factors other than increasing penetration rates. A thorough understanding of the drilling process and theory highlighted with calculations and practical experiences. Will give you the tools to minimize drilling costs. Successful participants will be able to decrease nonproductive drilling time and enhance drilling performance.
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- • Pore pressure determination
- • Well control procedures: mudlogger, killing well , barite plugs
- • Hole cleaning
- • Drilling fluid: polymers, biocide, water-base, oil base
- • Drilled solids management
- • Pressure integrity tests
- • Hydraulic optimization (on-site)
- • Hole problems: ballooning, hole stability, stuck pipe prevention, dog legs , lost returns
- • Wellbore stability
- • Operational guidelines
- • Operational problems
- • Drilling trends and technology
- • Drilled solids and solid sizes
- • Mud cleaners
- • How to decrease problems such as stuck pipe, lost circulation, swab and surge pressures, well control, stuck logging tools, bad cement jobs.
Drilling engineers, supervisors, managers, toolpushers, and technical managers, rig managers, and reservoir engineers.
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