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23 How Modern Data Collection Is Influencing Drill Bits

Thursday, 9 March
Lysefjorden A
Technical Session
While the drilling industry has changed immensely over the years, the overall goal of the drill bit has remained constant. How can we drill farther and faster? With the update to the IADC dull grading and the vast improvement in the ability to capture data comes the need to process, store and make better informed decisions relating to drill bits. This session will highlight some of the recent advancements in data capture pertaining to drill bits.
Session Chairperson(s)
Duncan McAllister - Varel International Energy Services
Blaine Dow, Global Technology, MPD-UBD - Schlumberger
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    IADC Dull Code Upgrade: Photometric Classification and Quantification of the New Dull Codes
    O. Gjertsen, R. Mushinski, P. Wolfram, J.D. Leisey, M. Bandi, R. Santana, G. Andreasen, SLB; P.E. Pastusek, ExxonMobil Upstream; D. Daechsel, Shell
  • 1400-1430 212528
    Software-based Three-dimensional Scan of a Drill Bit; Advances in Technology and Applications
    C. Chatar, K. Mulchandani, Schlumberger
  • 1430-1500 212475
    Utilizing Electronic Data Captured, at the Bit, in Combination With Automated Bit Dull Grading, to Improve Bit Design Features, Dull Condition, and Ultimately, Drilling Performance
    C. Galarraga, Halliburton; G. Gusey, CrownQuest; D. Wade, A. Allen, Halliburton
  • Alternate 212488
    Real-time Prediction and Detection of Drilling Bit Issues Based on Along String Measurements (ASM) Along Wired Pipes - A Case Study
    M. Gomar, B. Elahifar, Norwegian University of Science and Technology