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• Pressure prediction: analysis of mud weights
  ==Mud weight and pore pressure== ..._problems_with_overpressured_reservoirs|blows out]], the pressure from the mud is less than, but usually close to, pore pressure.
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• Drilling problems
  | chapter = Drilling problems ...de any difficulties encountered while [[drilling a well]]. The most common drilling problems are the creation of doglegs and key seats, hole instability, lost
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• Drilling fluid
  | chapter = Drilling fluid An essential element of [[drilling a well]] is the drilling fluid or mud. Drilling fluids serve a number of functions:
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• True resistivity determination
  ..._t) of a formation is its resistivity when not contaminated by [[drilling fluid]]s. It may contain formation water only ([[water saturation]] [S<sub> ...gure number|1}}Resistivity profiles of formations with fresh and saltwater mud filtrate invasion.]]
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• Suggested pages
  ** [[Mud drape]] ** [[Mud information - interpretation]]
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• Mudlogging: gas extraction and monitoring
  ...gases or a potential blowout condition. Accurate gas data recorded during drilling is of great value in proper reservoir evaluation and may even pinpoint pote ...1.png|{{figure number|1}}Mud system.<ref name=pt03r51>Whittaker, A., 1991, Mud logging handbook: Englewood Cliffs, NJ, Prentice-Hall.</ref>
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• Pressure prediction: analysis of cuttings
  ...an normal. This case also applies to shale, so we don't have to wait for a mud kick from a permeable zone to anticipate significant overpressure. Cuttings ...re likely to take place in permeable zones where there is a finite flow of mud filtrate into the formation.
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• Mudlogging: drill cuttings analysis
  ...illed over a 10-ft interval. The interval length can vary depending on the drilling rate and the detail needed for reservoir and lithological descriptions. Whe When a drilling break or change in background gas occurs, supplemental samples should also
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• Pressure prediction: analysis of well-log and seismic data
  ...e of their low permeabilities, shales do not equilibrate pressure with the mud column in the well bore. Selecting only the purest shales minimizes the eff ==Log of drilling rate==
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• Mudlogging: the mudlog
  ...es an accurate and up-to-date record of nearly all activity related to the drilling of the well. ...gure 2]] is an example of the layout and information content of a standard mud log. The general usage of the tracks (columns) on a mudlog are outlined her
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• Glossary
  ;DF:derrick floor or drilling fluid ;DM:drilling mud
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• Well planning
  ===Drilling program=== * [[Drilling problems]]
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• Formation fluid pressure from repeat formation testers
  | Drilling delay to run test || About one logging run (wireline conveyed) || About equ * Screen plugging with material in drilling mud
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• Show evaluation
  * Knowledge of drilling and wellsite activities ...ocess. Table 1 summarizes the nomenclature of gas that can result from the drilling process. The presence of these gases should not be confused with a “show.
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• Pressure detection
  ..., 382 p.</ref> Normal pressures range between 0.43 and 0.50 psi/ft. Normal drilling muds weigh about 9 ppg (pounds per gallon) and exert a bottom hole pressure ...ssure'' refers to pressures higher than normal that require heavy drilling mud to keep formation fluids from entering the borehole. Pressures lower than n
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• Mudlogging: equipment, services, and personnel
  ...lling process. Mudlogging incorporates gas analysis and cuttings data with drilling information to build a continuous formation evaluation record as the well i * ''Blender''—A blender agitates and grinds a discrete sample of mud and cuttings and extracts the released gas for measurement.
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• Sampling for paleontology
  ...ragments of rock cut by the drill bit and circulated to the surface by the mud system). Often, a sample of the drill cuttings is collected for each joint ...(which may prevent blowouts), and stopping points (to prevent unnecessary drilling below the objective section).
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• Vitrinite reflectance
  * Drilling mud additives ...rinite reflectance data due to contamination by caving. As a result of the drilling process, immature [[kerogen]] caved into the bore-hole and mixed with drill
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• Wellsite math
  ...ions increase knowledge of well behavior and facilitate communication with drilling personnel. Definitions of the mathematical variables and abbreviations used | MW || Mud weight || lb/gal
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• Offshore rigs
  ...er hull keeps the rig from sinking into the soft mud and provides a stable drilling platform. ...tom) to support the [[surface production equipment]], living quarters, and drilling rig ([[:file:offshore-rigs_fig1.png|Figure 1]]). Multiple [[Wellbore trajec
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• Interpreting hydrocarbon shows
  Direct indications of hydrocarbons—seen in [[drilling fluid]]s, cuttings, cores, or formation tests—may be of several types:<re ! Show type || Core or cuttings || Mud log || Sw% || Log analysis || Dst || [[Wireline formation testers|Repeat fo
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• Drilling a well
  | chapter = Drilling a well ...blowout results. Scenes of oilmen dancing with glee as oil gushes over the drilling rig are for the cinema only. In reality, oil field professionals are acutel
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• Formation fluid pressure from drill stem tests
  ...gh ports in the tool wall and pressure gauges respond to the weight of the drilling fluid column. The tester valve is closed. ...ol and drillpipe string. Recovered volumes of oil, gas, water, or drilling mud are recorded.
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• Methods for obtaining formation fluid pressures
  * Using the weight of drilling mud
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• FWhitehurst sandbox
  * blowout Wikipedia:Blowout (well drilling) * bridge (drilling) http://www.glossary.oilfield.slb.com/en/Terms/b/bridge.aspx
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• Open hole tools
  ..._w , and indicate [[permeability]] || Does not work in oil-based mud and ''R''_mf and ''R''_w must contrast ...Identify lithology and well-to-well correlation || Does not work in barite mud, is a pad device, and uses a radioactive source
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• Pinedale field
  ...helped to release the gas trapped in the Lance Pool. Finally, high-density drilling, as dense as one well for five acres, has allowed for significantly improve ...ars) for wells drilled by QEP in Pinedale field. With improved drill bits, mud systems, and crew efficiency, drill times decreased by more than 80% betwee
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• Water resistivity determination
  ..., as formation water samples, if available, are invariably contaminated by mud filtrate. ''R''_w is therefore usually calculated, and there are ...meable zones containing a more saline interstitial water than the drilling mud (''R''_w R_mf).
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• Utilization of the industrial revolution 4.0 in oil and gas exploration
  ...reserves, then the development stage that is the installation of rigs and drilling the well; finally, the production stage which is the extraction of the oil ...ainable machine learning solution in a real-time drilling system. SPE/IADC Drilling Conference, Proceedings, 2020-March. https://doi.org/10.2118/199603-ms</ref
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• Stratigraphically complex fields
  ...ociated with a stratigraphically complex field include difficulties in (1) drilling and completion and (2) reservoir characterization and management. ===Drilling and completion problems===
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• Taphonomy and provenance
  * Recognizing contamination by drilling mud or [[caving]]s
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• Wellsite safety
  ...ng aware of the surroundings and planning accordingly. Before entering the drilling site, ask yourself the following questions: A drilling site is equipped with various safety features, including
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• Haynesville and Bossier Shales (Upper Jurassic), East Texas and Northwest Louisiana
  ...Reservoir depth ranges from 9,000 to 14,000 ft (3000–4700 m), and lateral drilling distances range between 4,600-10,000’ using slick water fluid, 30000-4000 ...ion, as well as huge development inventory from existing locations and pad drilling (Figs. 2, 3). One of the advantages of the Haynesville shale gas is that it
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• Overview of routine core analysis
  ...e different from that under reservoir conditions. These changes are due to drilling processes, gas expansion, and handling errors.<ref name=pt05r22>Bass, D. M. ...when large solution voids are present or when the core is badly invaded by mud solids.
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• Core alteration and preservation
  During core acquisition and retrieval, the mud filtrate often invades the core. Invasion can displace over half of the nat ...y, pressure differential and relative permeability of the formation to the mud filtrate, and core diameter.<ref name=Basan_etal_1988 />
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• Types of wells
  ...in the efforts to drain a specific configuration of hydrocarbons. Various drilling strategies can be adopted to place wells in specific patterns with the aim ...g the planned direction for the well.<ref>Inglis, T. A., 1987, Directional drilling: London, Graham amp Trotman, 260 p.</ref>
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• Fishing
  ...gue, H₂S embrittlement, differential sticking, and overstressed drilling assembly, causing a twist-off. ...ude a catching tool, bumper jar, oil jar, drill collars, and drill string. Drilling jars (specially strengthened jars) are commonly run in the drill string in
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• Well types
  [[File:PinedaleFieldLandRig.png|thumb|400px|Drilling rig in Pinedale field with the Wind River Mountains, Wyoming, USA in the ba ...the efforts to drain a specific configuration of [[hydrocarbon]]s. Various drilling strategies can be adopted to place wells in specific patterns with the aim
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• Oil and condensate analysis
  | Drilling additive or contaminant or formation fluid ...al properties. In addition, samples of drilling mud, load and kill fluids, drilling additives, and wellsite fuel oils and lubricants should be kept until petro
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• Well completion
  ...s in Appalachia. In a typical open hole completion, casing is set prior to drilling into the producing interval. A nondamaging fluid can then be used to drill ...e of an openhole completion is that production casing must be set prior to drilling and logging the reservoir. If for some geological or engineering reason the
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• Shale tectonics
  ...intrusive injectites or [[diapir]]s or as extrusive eruptive sand blows or mud volcanoes has captured the public's imagination and given scientists the im ...these strata can be found as well as documentation on drilling into mobile mud-cored anticlinal features (diapirs) in southern Trinidad.
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• Introduction to biosteering operation
  ...necessary adjustments while drilling to optimize drilling costs and reduce drilling risks. ...2014>Fadiya, S. L. 2014. Impact of wellstie biostratigraphy on exploration drilling in the deepwater offshore Nigeria. Journal of African Earth Sciences 100: 6
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• Critical elements application: Niobrara example
  * Drilling must be conducted with [[Analysis of mud weights|underbalanced mud]] or air to prevent fracture damage. The Niobrara is an [[Causes of underpr
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• Production testing
  ...roleum Engineers of AIME, 159 p.</ref> A DST is run in the open hole after drilling, and is often used in deciding whether to complete a particular zone. The t ...w valves, and one or two packers. The tool isolates the formation from the mud column in the annulus. When the tool is opened, reservoir fluid can flow in
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• Cross-well electromagnetic tomography monitoring of fluid distribution
  * Infill drilling planning and production optimizations. ...an oil-based mud or a relatively low conductive mud, like freshwater-based mud.<ref name=Schon_2015>J. Schön, Basic Well Logging and Formation Evaluation
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• Drill stem testing
  ...xcessive damage by [[drilling fluid]]s and should be used in designing the mud program. The anticipated reservoir properties are used to design the test s The best time to run a DST is just after drilling through a potential pay zone, when exposure to damaging fluids is minimal a
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• Rock-water reaction
  ...e, can result from the interaction of the reservoir rock with extraneous [[drilling]], [[completion]], [[stimulation]], or [[enhanced recovery]] fluids. Rock-f ...G., 1986, The role of petrographic analyses in the design of non-damaging drilling, completion, and [[stimulation]] programs: Society of Petroleum Engineers P
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• Rock-water reaction: formation damage
  ...age, can result from the interaction of the reservoir rock with extraneous drilling, completion, [[stimulation]], or enhanced recovery fluids. Rock-fluid react ...G., 1986, The role of petrographic analyses in the design of non-damaging drilling, completion, and stimulation programs: Society of Petroleum Engineers Paper
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• Arecuna field
  ...l drilling in the heavy-oil belt, eastern Venezuela Basin: A postmortem of drilling experiences ...of sandstone and shale, discrete sinuous sandstone-rich belts confined by mud-rich areas, and log-facies architecture are all consistent with deposition
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• Relationship between porosity and permeability on fractured basement reservoir
  ...cs, lithostatic pressure exchange, thermal pressure, high pressure fluids, drilling activity, and even fluids movement, because fluids has a role as burden in ...servoir (17%) obtained from neutron log. Mud loss is thought to occur when drilling these wells. Analysis of the pressure in the well and in the cores have con
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