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Porous sedimentary formations penetrated by the rock bit contain fluids such as oil, gas or salt water.
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2013
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Table of Contents
Innhold
Introduction
Scope of this book
The drilling process
Geological sediments
About Pressure Control in sedimentary rocks
Principle of barriers and safety aspects
Pressure in the sediments
Predictive models
Quantifying formation pressure
Fracture pressure
Well Control Equipment
BOP stack and associated equipment
Remote control of the BOP
Volumetric unstable well (kicking well)
Closing procedure during drilling operations
Well integrity during drilling operations
Standard killing methods
Surface and bottom pressure of a shut-in well
Hydraulic friction during killing
Killing by means of Driller’s Method
Engineer’s Method
Killing when unable to circulate from bottom
Pressure control during Underbalanced Drilling
Killing operations
Modification of the standard killing method
Modification due to narrow pressure window
Killing with irregular drill string geometry
Wellbore strengthening
More realistic gas behavior
Transport of gas
Wellbore pressure during two phase flow
Gas solubility
Special offshore safety issues
Low sea temperature
Other deep water problems
Shallow sands below deep sea water
Gas migration through cement
The cement slurry
Cementing operations
Gas migration
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