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Technical Studies in Drilling

Tuesday, 4 March
Room 4
Technical Session
Everyday, more exciting studies in drilling are happening. This session will share some of this interesting  technical work. From the first paper which is a quantitative drilling fluids treatment advisor and its application to the last paper which captures instabilities observed when heave compensating deep sea risers. Additionally, a Gulf Of Mexico deep open water drilling case is discussed, with focus on salt evolution and a case study of Bit/BHA damages caused by sudden release of trapped torque during drill pipe connection. This session truly does put together a great set of drilling studies that is sure to excite those concerned with technical studies in drilling.
Chairperson
Crispin Chatar - SLB
Rolv Rommetveit - EDRILLING
  • 0130-0155 223676
    A Quantitative Drilling Fluids Advisor
    J.M. Whyte, Schlumberger Cambridge Research
  • 0155-0220 223678
    Gulf of Mexico Deep Open Water Drilling; A Salty Evolution
    P. D'Ambrosio, J. Patino Perez, bp America; C. Franco, Halliburton
  • 0220-0245 223695
    Case Study of BHA Damages Caused by Sudden Release of Trapped Torque During Drill Pipe Connection Process
    A.P. Simon, D. Li, SLB
  • 0245-0310 223672
    A Study Of Instabilities Observed When Heave Compensating Deepsea Risers
    A. Kyllingstad, NOV
  • Alternate 223679
    Advancing Downhole Vibration Analysis Through Automated Analytics in Rotary-Steerable Applications
    R.J. Brock, J. Wilson, D. Price, R. Prince, Scientific Drilling International