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/ I Name: Page 1 of 5 1(15 fell Gr.b; Je PNG 450-Drilling Design Final Exam Spring Semester 2010 (total 100 points) 1. (5 points) The highest collapse requirement for a casing string is at Top ofthe casing close to wellhead The middle (!) Bottom of the casing 2. (5 points) The highest tension requirement for a casing string is at (9 top of the casing close to wellhead the middle bottom of the casing / 3. (5 points) The collapse strength of casing string will ___ with increasing tension: mcrease 0 decrease not change 4. (5 points) Cutter of drag bits can be made from: Steel Gold 5. (5 points) Two main types of rotary drilling bits are Droa' b ·, h and Ra>l ,'"(5 c,,th:r. bit> 6. (5 points) Please classify a drill bit with IADC code of 647H: ______ _

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  • / I Name: Page 1 of 5

    1(15 fell Gr.b; Je

    PNG 450-Drilling Design Final Exam

    Spring Semester 2010 (total 100 points)

    1. (5 points) The highest collapse requirement for a casing string is at Top ofthe casing close to wellhead The middle (!) Bottom of the casing

    2. (5 points) The highest tension requirement for a casing string is at (9 top of the casing close to wellhead

    the middle bottom of the casing

    / 3. (5 points) The collapse strength of casing string will ___ with increasing tension: mcrease 0 decrease not change

    4. (5 points) Cutter of drag bits can be made from: Steel

    Gold

    5. (5 points) Two main types of rotary drilling bits are Droa' b , h and Ra>l ,'"(5 c,,th:r. bit>

    6. (5 points) Please classify a drill bit with IADC code of 647H: ______ _

  • 7. (15 points) Calculated and de given: R = 25 ft/hr N=80RPM w = 30,000 lbf Da= 9 7/8 in Mud weight= 12lbm/gallon Normal pressure gradient of 0.5 psilft Overburden gradient= 1.0 psi/ft Poison ratio = 0.4 Depth= 16,000 ft

    Page 2 of 5

    Then based on the fi ure below, calculate formation ressure from Ben Eaton's method.

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    8. (15 points) The same as question 7, then calculate the fracture gradient from Hubbert & Willis method and Ben Eaton method. Based on your calculations, recommend a drilling fluid system (mud weight) to drill through the formation at 16,000 ft.

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    9. (25 points) A common problem of drilling oil and gas wells in deep water is the narrow window between the formation pore pressure and fracture pressure. Figure below shows a typical case from offshore Ghana (Hradecky and Postler, 2004).

    Please identify how many casing runs you would recommend from 8,000 ft- 20, 000 ft for this well if an intermediate casing has been set from surface to 8,000 ft. And why? Is it safe to run 5.5", 23#/ft, PllO with long thread as production casing from surface (0 ft) all the way to 20,000 ft. No J 8v1 LJ / 5 _ cefll7) f> . . Of / l< .r a,

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    6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Equivalent Mud Welght,ppg

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    10. (15 points) Design a directional well with the following restrictions: -..........,...L...r-L----Total horizontal departure = 3,500 ft True vertical depth (TVD) = 10,500 ft Depth to kickoff point (KOP) = 2,500 ft Rate of build ofhole angle = 2 deg/100 ft Type I well (build and hold) Calculate MD and maximum inclination angel.

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    10. (20 points) Design a directional well #2 to start from surface location (A) and hit the reservoir target (B) under the lake as in the layout below.

    Horizontal distance between A and B = 2,655 ft True vertical depth (TVD) = 11,500 ft Depth to kickoff point (KOP) = 2,400 ft Rate of build of hole angle = 3 deg/100 ft Azimuth Angle = S82E Type I well (build and hold)

    Calculate MD to the end of build, total MD, and maximum inclination angel.

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  • / [Name: PNG 450-Drilling Design

    Final Exam Spring Semester 2011

    (Total 100 points)

    Page 1 of 8

    1. (5 points) To avoid buckling of drill strings, an engineer should design the string and make the neutral point fall inside

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    2. (5 points) The highest collapse requirement for a casing string is at Top ofthe casing close to wellhead The middle 6 Bottom of the casing

    3. (5 points) The highest tension requirement for a casing string is at @ top of the casing close to wellhead

    the middle / \ bottom of the (

    4. (5 points) The collapse strength of casing string will ___ with increasing tension: mcrease G decrease not change

    5. (5 points) Two main types of rotary drilling bits are 1'N C1dlvr b/ 1r

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  • Page 2 of 8

    6. (5 points) What are the three main types of cementing process? Explain the purpose of each briefly.

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    7. (25 points) In January 2011, a Range engineer tested the Marcellus shale formation and found a pore pressure gradient of0.83 psi/ft. We also know the formation depth is 8,000 ft, overburden is 1.1 psi/ft based on a density log and poison ratio is 0.35 based on a sonic log. Please calculate the fracture gradient from Hubbert & Willis method and Ben Eaton method. Based on your calculations, recommend a drilling fluid system (mud weight) to drill through this Marcellus formation.

    The company plans to use 5.5", 23#/ft, N80 with long thread as production casing from surface all the way to 8,000 ft. Will the casing fail at 5,000 ft?

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  • 8. (15 points) Calculate d and de given: R = 30 ftlhr N=80RPM w = 30,00QJbf Ds = 9 7/8 in Mud weight = 10 Ibm/gallon Normal pressure gradient of 0.465 psi/ft Overburden gradient = 1.1 psi/ft Poison ratio = 0.4 Depth = 10,000 ft

    Page 4 of 8 .

    Then based on the figure below, calculate formation pressure from Eaton's method. Would you expect kicks if drillin sto s?

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    9. (10 points) A common problem of drilling oil and gas wells , in deep water is the narrow window between the formation pore pressure and fracture pressure. Figure below shows a typical case from offshore Ghana (Hradecky and Postler, 2004).

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    Please identify how many casing you would recommend from 8,000 ft- 20, 000 ft if an intermediate casing has been set from surface to 8,000 ft. And why?

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    6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Equivalent Mud Weight,ppg

  • Page 7 of 8

    10. (20 points) Design a directional well #2 to start from surface location (A) and hit the reservoir target (B) under the lake as in the layout below. '

    Horizontal distance between A and B = 2,655 ft True vertical depth (TVD) = 11,500 ft Depth to kickoff point (KOP) ::;: 2,400 ft Rate of build of hole angle = 3 deg/100 ft Azimuth Angle = S82E Type I well (build and hold)

    Calculate MD to the end of build, total MD, and maximum inclination angel.

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