Drilling String Design
This drilling string design program is a unique course discussing all factors that influence the drill string during operations.
- Level
- Intermediate
- Type
- Course
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About Training
This drilling string design program is a unique course discussing all factors that influence the drill string during operations. The participants will learn about the drill pipe grade, the limitation for torque and tension, and the drill collars tensional stress. Delegates will be able to optimize the drilling operations by performing a proper drill string design and eliminating the corresponding problems.
Participants will be acquainted with the problems of string vibrations and the ways to solve them. Delegates will perform a string design for directional drilling and choose the best BHA to address the problems. This course will provide several examples to the participants and train them to estimate the torque and drag. This program will be discussing all the challenges of drill string design, and the best practices applied by the oil industry in addressing these problems.
Training Objectives
- LEARN the key technical considerations & mechanical properties in designing drill string components and materials
- PREVENT drill string failures through torque and drag analysis and vibration monitoring
- CALCULATE allowable working tension load and drill pipe length
- DIFFERENTIATE between overload and fatigue failures and specify steps to reduce the risk of additional failures
- ANALYZE common load cases for both near-vertical and high-angle situations
- UNDERSTAND the advantages and limitations of inspection methods when selecting an inspection program
Audiences
This course is specically designed for, but not limited to employees in the oil and gas industry who holds the following roles:
- Drilling Managers
- Drilling Supervisors
- Drilling Superintendents
- Senior Drillers
- Drilling Engineers
- Operation Engineers
- Project Engineers
Instructor
Fayez Makkar
Fayez Makkar is an independent drilling and workover consultant having more than 36 years of experience in Petroleum industry. He has extensive background in workover, completion design and logging interpretation in directional and horizontal wells. He also has experience in all types of drilling operations including deep wells on both offshore and onshore oil, gas and H2S wells. His teaching experience began since 1992 and at the moment he has taught more than 25 courses. He conducted several courses through TPS and NExT in Turkey.
Daily Aims
Day One - 3rd November 2014
- Introduction
- Design assumptions
- Design objectives
- Design factors
- Vertical to moderate angles well bores
- Low-Angle Design Applications
- High-Angle Design Applications
- Choosing drill collar size, connection and connection features
- Determining tensional strength of drill collar connections
- Checking slip crushing forces
Day Two - 4th November 2014
- Torque & Drag analysis
- Casing Wear Mitigation
- Vibration Monitoring and Avoidance/ Design to lessen vibrations
- Fatigue
- Determining minimum lengths of drill collars and HWDP section
Day Three - 5th November 2014
- Hydraulics design and analysis
- Hydraulics Optimization
- Calculating allowable and working tension loads
- Calculating maximum permissible length of each drill pipe section.
- Extended reach well bores
Day Four - 6th November 2014
- Build and hold well bores
- Bucking initiation paints low tangent paint
- Buckling above kicko point below buckling below tangent point
- Dropping wellbores Stabilizers in high angle hole
- Jar placement
- Basic jar operations
- Pump open force
- Cocking/ tripping the jar
- Drilling accelerator
- Jar rules I placement guide line
Day Five - 7th November 2014
- Drill pipe failure prevention plan
- Drill pipe tube fatigue failure
- BHA connections fatigue failure
- BHA connection stress relief I-BSR
- Down hole equipment failure
- Tool failure causes
- Drill crew ve second checks
- Drill string care and handling practices
- Factors inuence tool selection
- Rig site tool selection / inspection
- Inspection methods
- Standard inspection programs Visual tube inspection
Training Schedule
| Code | Start Date | End Date | Locations | Cost | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PST0316-201401 | Bali, Indonesia | SGD 5,995 | Fayez Makkar |
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