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Drilling problems include any difficulties encountered while drilling a well. The most common drilling problems are the creation of doglegs and key seats, hole instability, lost circulation, and excessive bottom hole temperatures.
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Drilling problems include any difficulties encountered while [[drilling a well]]. The most common drilling problems are the creation of doglegs and key seats, hole instability, lost circulation, and excessive bottom hole temperatures.
    
==Doglegs==
 
==Doglegs==
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==Bottom hole temperatures==
 
==Bottom hole temperatures==
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Extremely high bottom hole temperatures can occur in deep wellbores or in areas of abnormally high [[geothermal gradient]]. These excessively high bottom hole temperatures (greater than [[temperature::250°C]]) can cause drilling problems because of the accelerated thickening of [[Drilling_fluid#Water-based_muds|water-based drilling fluids]]. The increase in viscosity and density of the drilling can may result in the following:
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Extremely high bottom hole temperatures can occur in deep wellbores or in areas of abnormally high [[geothermal gradient]]. These excessively high bottom hole temperatures (greater than [[temperature::250°C]]) can cause drilling problems because of the accelerated thickening of [[Drilling_fluid#Water-based_muds|water-based drilling fluids]]. The increase in [[viscosity]] and density of the drilling can may result in the following:
    
* Reduction in penetration rates
 
* Reduction in penetration rates
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[[Category:Engineering]]
 
[[Category:Engineering]]
 
[[Category:Engineering – Development and Operations]]
 
[[Category:Engineering – Development and Operations]]
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[[Category:Methods in Exploration 10]]

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