Advances in Downhole Tools and Bit Technology

Tuesday, 17 March

1325 - 1505

Grand Ballroom B

Technical Session

This session will highlight recent innovations and applications in downhole tools and sensor technologies. From shock isolation and in-bit sensing to ruggedized BHAs and casing-while-drilling solutions, the papers showcase advancements that have the potential to reduce tool failures, improve performance and deliver cost savings across diverse drilling environments.

Session Chairpersons

Ysabel Witt Doerring - Halliburton

Gregory Payette - ExxonMobil Corporation

1325-1350 230705
New Shock Isolator Enables Single Long Run Finishing Both Curve And Lateral Sections

J.K. Wang, D.T. Koller, MS Directional
1350-1415 230728
Design, Data Analysis, and FieldTesting of Next Generation In-bit Sensor Incorporating Weight and Torque on BitMeasurements

E. Stolboushkin, Baker Hughes; E.J. Cripps, Baker Hughes Solutions; W.A. Moss, A. Atashnezhad, A. Saldana, Baker Hughes
1415-1440 230689
A Path To Drilling Efficiency: The Impact Of Eccentric Reamer And Bit Design On Operations In The Llanos Basin, Colombia

J. Rodriguez, O. Cardenas Florez, H. Segura, R. Lockley, NOV; C. Zapata, Geopark-Ext; Y. Yubran, V. Valencia, M. Niño, F. Puentes, J. Hoyos, Geopark
1440-1505 230775
Innovative Bottom Hole Tool Design Yields Significant Drilling Efficiency Improvements Over Multiple-well Extended Reach Drilling Project On Alaska North Slope

T.D. Jakabosky, Halliburton Co.
Alternate 230742
Successful Application Of Casing-while-drilling Technology To Drill And Case Through Troublesome Tar Layers In North Kuwait Field

D. Al-Enezi, S.M. Gholoum, M. ALQATTAN, A. Dutta, KOC; S. Alharbi, SLB Kuwait; O. El Sheikh, F. Mataqi, SLB

2026 Technical Program

Advances in Downhole Tools and Bit Technology