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How to Perform Secondary Well Control While Drilling
Read more: How to Perform Secondary Well Control While DrillingSecondary Well Control If due to any reason hydrostatic pressure in the well bore falls below the formation pressure, formation fluid may enter in the well bore (Kick) and if so happens, the primary control may be temporarily lost and a proper use of blowout preventers and kill procedures will provide Secondary well control, or […]
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How to Carryout Primary Well Control While Drilling
Read more: How to Carryout Primary Well Control While DrillingDefinition of Primary Well Control: This is the name given to the process that maintains hydrostatic pressure in a well bore greater than the formation fluid pressure but less than fracture pressure. If hydrostatic pressure is less than formation pressure then unwanted formation fluids will enter the well bore. If the hydrostatic pressure of the […]
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How to Supervise deep Water Borehole Drilling
Read more: How to Supervise deep Water Borehole DrillingThe aim of supervising borehole drilling is to ensure that boreholes are constructed according designed and all the data collected during the drilling are accurately recorded and reported to the relevant agencies. Good supervision is essential for a high-quality borehole, even if a competent Driller is employed. Without good supervision, the quality of the work […]
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Rotary Drilling of Water borehole problems and Solutions
Read more: Rotary Drilling of Water borehole problems and SolutionsSome problems in rotary drilling are minor and others are serious and can result in failure to complete a hole or even loss of equipment. Many serious problems start minor but can become serious if not recognized or handled properly. For example, in a loose sand zone, the borehole walls can casts of particles and cause […]
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How to Perform Water Borehole Pumping Test
Read more: How to Perform Water Borehole Pumping TestPumping tests or aquifer performance tests is a field experiment in which a well is pumped at a controlled rate and water-level response (drawdown) is measured in one or more surrounding observation wells and optionally in the pumped well (control well) itself. The way in which the water levels respond to the pumping is then […]
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