Network of Excellence in Training
Drilling Engineering
Introduction
Ali BAKICI
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Drilling Engineering
• Lecture Contents;
– Lecture Objectives,
– Introduction,
– Well Planning Requirements,
– Well Design Parameters
• Formation Pressures
• Kick Tolerance
– Casing Types and Design,
– Casing Cementing.
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Drilling Engineering
• Lecture Objectives;
– By the end of this lecture, You should be able to:
• State the basic goals of well planning,
• Describe various formation pressures and methods to
compute them,
• Define kick tolerance and safety margin,
• Describe basic functions of casing strings & design criteria,
• Describe the relative importance of casing dimensions and
steel grades to withstand various loads,
• Understand the difference between primary and secondary
cementing jobs,
• Identify basic casing hardware.
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Introduction
Rig Types
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Land Rigs
Barges
Jack-up
Semisubmersible
Tender
Assisted
Drillship
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Introduction
Water Depth vs. Rig Types
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Introduction
Land Rigs
Most common type of rigs and used to drill
wells at onshore locations.
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Introduction
Land Rigs
1.Pipe Racks
2. Ramp
3. Derrick
4. Monkey board
5. Water table
6. Crown block
7. Drill line
8. Block & hook
9. Links & elevator
10. Kelly
11. Substructure
12. BOPs
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Introduction
Rig Hoisting and Circulating System
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