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Title: Solving the problem of wellbore instability by by using simulation software - sudanese oilfiled Alrawat - alrateena well case study
Other Titles: حل مشكلة استقرارالبئرباستخدام برامج المحاكاة في الحقول السودانيه , حقل الراوات (بئر الرتينه , دراسه حاله )
Authors: Abdulrahim, Ala-EldienYousif
Ibrahim, MaazIdrisAbdalgalil
Ibrahim, Mohammed Abdulrahim
Mohameed, ElamenAwadElamen
Keywords: wellbore instability
simulation software
Alrateena Well, Case Study
Issue Date: 1-Oct-2018
Publisher: sudan university of science & technology
Citation: Abdulrahim,Ala-EldienYousif.Solving the problem of wellbore instability by by using simulation software - sudanese oilfiled Alrawat - alrateena well case study/Ala-EldienYousifAbdulrahim...etc;YousifAltahirBagadi.- Khartoum:sudan university of science and technology,College of Petroleum Engineering & Technology, 2018.- 36p: ill; 28cm.- Bachelor.
Abstract: Wellbore instability is one of challenge is facing engineers during drilling the wells, the causes of wellbore are grouped under three interrelated headings ,Mechanical Wellbore Instability ,Rock- Chemical Interaction (shale) Instability and Man-Made Wellbore Instability. In this study we dealt with the problem that faced engineers in the field of ALRAWATT during the drilling of the ALRATTENA well by analyzing the case using commercial software. Through the analysis of the problem (caving), we conduct a Bottom Hole Assembly (BHA) design using the software and Microsoft Excel for solving the problem. Through this study the best mud drilling fluid was chosen as well as the best design for Bottom Hole Assembly and preventing the caving. Finally, good understanding ofthe main causes of rock failure were established and reduction of drilling cost was obtained.
Description: Bachelor Research
URI: http://repository.sustech.edu/handle/123456789/22197
Appears in Collections:Bachelor of Petroleum Engineering & Technology



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