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The Shielding Effect of Drilling Fluids on MWD Downhole Compasses: The Effect of Drilling Fluid Composition, Contaminants and Rheology

2014

Materials such as added clays, weight materials, drill solids and metalic wear products in the drilling fluid are known to distort the geomagnetic field at the location of the Measurement While Drilling (MWD) tool magnetometers that are used to measure the direction of well path. This distortion contributes to substantial errors in determination of azimuth while drilling deviated wells. These errors may result in missing the target of a long deviated 12 ¼″ section in the range of 1–200m; representing a significant cost to be mitigated. The error becomes even more pronounced if drilling occurs in arctic regions close to the magnetic North Pole (or South Pole). The effect on the magnetometer …

Materials sciencePetroleum engineeringMagnetometerlawDrilling fluidBentoniteElectromagnetic shieldingMineralogyDrillingMeasurement while drillingOffshore drillingSwarflaw.inventionVolume 5: Materials Technology; Petroleum Technology
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The Shielding Effect of Drilling Fluids on Measurement While Drilling Tool Downhole Compasses—The Effect of Drilling Fluid Composition, Contaminants,…

2016

Materials such as added clays, weight materials, drill solids, and metallic wear products in the drilling fluid are known to distort the geomagnetic field at the location of the measurement while drilling (MWD) tool magnetometers that are used to measure the direction of well path. This distortion contributes to substantial errors in determination of azimuth while drilling deviated wells. These errors may result in missing the target of a long deviated 12 ¼ in. section in the range of 1–200 m, representing a significant cost to be mitigated. The error becomes even more pronounced if drilling occurs in arctic regions close to the magnetic north pole (or south pole). The effect on the magneto…

Materials sciencePetroleum engineeringRenewable Energy Sustainability and the EnvironmentMagnetometerMechanical EngineeringEnergy Engineering and Power TechnologyDrilling02 engineering and technology010502 geochemistry & geophysics01 natural scienceslaw.inventionFuel Technology020401 chemical engineeringRheologyGeochemistry and PetrologylawDrilling fluidElectromagnetic shieldingShielding effectMeasurement while drillingGeotechnical engineering0204 chemical engineering0105 earth and related environmental sciencesJournal of Energy Resources Technology
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A Recent Advancement: Casing while Drilling – A Viable Alternative to Conventional Drilling

2021

Mankind’s increased requirement for and dependence on energy resources, including the resources resulting from discovery and development of new hydrocarbon commercial reservoirs involves the use of new technologies such as optimization of the drilling process by reducing the non-productive time, the costs and the risks. Casing while drilling involves elimination of classical drilling string by using the casing string both for transmission to the bit of the mechanical energy and for circulation of drilling fluid into the well. Casing while drilling, constantly improving over time, has proven an efficient method to reduce risks, especially those related to the presence of a conventional…

Petroleum engineeringEmerging technologiesComputer sciencecasingString (computer science)BoreholeComputingMilieux_PERSONALCOMPUTINGDrillingDrillingDrill stringcost and time optimizationDrilling fluidComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATIONnew technologyCasingCasing string
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Flow and thixotropy of non-contaminating oil drilling fluids formulated with bentonite and sodium carboxymethyl cellulose

2007

Abstract A study has been made of low-contaminating oil drilling mud in water base, composed of bentonite, at concentrations in the range of 6–12% (w/w), and sodium carboxymethyl cellulose at two different concentrations. Flow analysis yielded an empirical formula indicating shear stress as a function of the formulation concentrations of bentonite and sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, stirring time and shear rate. To study the thixotropy of the different formulations the cycles' method has been used. Calculations were made of the thixotropic areas, obtaining a semi-empirical equation for these areas. The results are analyzed on the base of relative thixotropic area and total relative thixotro…

ThixotropySodiumchemistry.chemical_elementMineralogyGeotechnical Engineering and Engineering GeologyCarboxymethyl celluloseShear rateFuel TechnologychemistryRheologyChemical engineeringDrilling fluidBentoniteShear stressmedicinemedicine.drugJournal of Petroleum Science and Engineering
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