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DRILLING & WORKOVERS


HORIZONTAL, EXTENDED REACH AND MULTILATERAL DRILLING

   
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Live Streaming Course

November 13th to 17th, 2023

This course will deliver a detailed understanding of the latest extended reach
drilling techniques and the latest industry standards used in high angle well
construction. The content can be customised to client specific requirements or
to a particular well project for closed courses.
The evolution of extended reach drilling techniques is explained against a
background of showing what can go wrong if correct planning or rigsite
operational practices are not fully implemented.
This is very much an operationally focused course which looks to deliver a
knowledge level that can immediately be put to use not just in ERD projects but
in improving performance on smaller wells and substantially cutting drilling
costs from development projects.
The knowledge from this course can be directly applied to ongoing drilling
operations or future well planning and will have a dramatic impact on drilling
performance.
All the topics are placed in their operational context and an understanding of
how each topic is inter-related with the other subject areas in the course is
developed throughout the week.
Throughout the course areas in which ERD techniques can adversely impact the
well cost or increase the well risk are detailed and the mitigations for these
risks are discussed.
This course was re-written in 2018 to include the latest research and
developments in ERD technology and practices.
Designed for you if you are:
 * A Senior drilling engineer, well site supervisor, tool pusher, rig manager
   and field support personnel.
 * A senior geo-scientist or reservoir engineer looking to get better value from
   your interactions with the drilling team.
 * Anyone involved with improving drilling performance and cutting drilling
   costs.

 
How we build your Confidence:
 * Practical demonstrations of all the key principles using models and
   simulations in the classroom.
 * Mixed instructor led delivery of theoretical content with blend of PowerPoint
   overview, whiteboard explanations of detail and class interactive exercises.
 * A narrative that runs through the course where each topic is inter-related
   and build on the previous learnings.
 * Extensive allowance for class led questioning within the course delivery.

Please note: This course is mixed delivery and not just a presentation of
PowerPoint slides.

 
The benefits of Attending:
By the end of the course you will be confident to understand:
 * How to relate your project to the industry drilling envelope and how to
   define the correct level of planning resource to allocate to ensure success.
 * What changes in the well as you increase the inclination, and how these
   changes need to be reflected in the planning and operational practice.
   Tripping and connection practices will be examined in detail and the changes
   from low angle wells will be developed by the group as part of the ‘workshop’
   style teaching.
 * How to ensure that NPT and LIH do not affect your project. The focus here
   will be on understanding both Hole Cleaning for high angle wells and the
   risks of differential sticking.
 * When to use high cost technology like rotary steerable systems and when these
   systems add little value. How to mitigate the risks of motor drilling when
   they are used in high angle drilling.
 * How to push the drilling envelope further and increase the drilling radius of
   any rig to deliver more fluids back to the asset.
 * How to use the evolving science of Geo-mechanics alongside the increasing
   volume of Formation evaluation while drilling data available in real time to
   deliver substantially lower NPT on any drilling project.
 * How work with a geology team to geo-place or geo-steer a well path within
   specific lithology’s or a specific fluid type.
 * Why certain vibration types become predominant in ERD wells and how to
   address these problems.
 * How to ensure that once the well is drilled, that it is possible to get the
   casing to bottom and cement it successfully.

Topics:
 * How increasing hole angle creates significant problems and NPT because of
   Hole Cleaning, we look at how to identify, address and mitigate these
   problems.
 * The origins of Torque and Drag in the well bore and how they impact our
   ability to increase our drilling radius from any rig. Why drag impacts
   horizontal lateral lengths. Model types, use and limitations.
 * Delivering world beating ERD wells with limited rig capabilities.
 * Operational practices for connections, tripping and managing BHP within
   fracture limits.
 * How to monitor the well condition and how to interpret the data we collect to
   get the correct understanding of changes happening in the well.
 * How to design the Bottom Hole Assembly (BHA) for low angle wells and how this
   fundamental design must change as the well inclination increases. This will
   include a look at jarring and jar placement in high angle BHA’s
 * Geomechanics principles and how they can be applied to high angle wells.
 * How the tendency of the Bottom Hole assembly to build, drop or hold angle
   must be designed to match the desires well profile and how this is achieved
   to deliver wells with the lowest tortuosity. How tortuosity adversely affects
   modelling of T&D.
 * The evolution of directional drilling technology, the key drivers for this
   and why so many wells are now drilled with high cost rotary steering tools.
 * Surveying the well, the key technologies used to survey the well and how
   mistakes in well positioning are made. Making sure that the uncertainties and
   errors in the ERD project are minimised. Survey reprocessing techniques to
   improve accuracy of placement.
 * Formation evaluation tools as a drilling engineering resource and how to use
   this data to show wellbore quality.
 * Shock and Vibration of the downhole equipment, its origins, its impact and
   how to reduce or remove this unwanted problem, reduce NPT and improve
   performance.

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Instructors Kevin Gray
Date 11/13/2023
Location Live Streaming
Duration 20 hours
Area Drilling & Workovers
Level Intermediate/Advanced
Price Course: USD 1950

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Instructors Kevin Gray
Date 11/13/2023
Location Live Streaming
Duration 20 hours Area Drilling & Workovers
Level Intermediate/Advanced
Price Course: USD 1950

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