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Formulas and calculations for drilling, production, and workover
all the formulas you need to solve drilling and production problems
1.6. Pressure Gradient (psi/ft.), G (ppg) [USCS/British]1.7. Pressure Gradient G (SG) [SI-Metric] -- 1.8. Mud Pump Output q (bbl/stk) and Q (gpm) [USCS/British] -- 1.8.1. Triplex Pump -- 1.8.2. Duplex Pump -- 1.9. Hydraulic Horsepower -- 1.10. Estimated Weight of Drill Collars in Air -- 1.11. Open Hole and Tubular Capacity and Displacement Formulas -- 1.11.1. Capacity of Open Hole or Tubulars -- 1.11.2. Displacement of Tubulars -- 1.11.3. Annular Capacity Between Casing or Hole and Drill Pipe, Tubing, or Casing
1.11.4. Annular Capacity Between Casing and Multiple Strings of Tubing1.12. Amount of Cuttings Drilled per Foot of Hole Drilled -- 1.13. Annular Velocity (AV) -- 1.13.1. Metric Calculations (m/min) and (m/s) -- 1.13.2. SI Unit Calculations -- 1.14. Pump Output Required in GPM for a Desired Annular Velocity, ft./min -- 1.15. Pump Pressure/Pump Stroke Relationship (the Roughnecks Formula) -- 1.15.1. Metric Calculation -- 1.15.2. SI Unit Calculation -- 1.16. Buoyancy Factor (BF) -- 1.17. Formation Temperature (Tf) -- 1.18. Temperature Conversion Formulas
Chapter 2: Rig Calculations2.1. Accumulator Capacity -- 2.1.1. Useable Volume per Bottle -- 2.1.2. Surface Application -- 2.1.3. English Units -- 2.1.4. Deepwater Applications -- 2.1.5. Accumulator Precharge Pressure -- 2.2. Slug Calculations -- 2.2.1. Barrels of Slug Required for a Desired Length of Dry Pipe -- 2.2.2. Weight of Slug Required for a Desired Length of Dry Pipe with a Set Volume of Slug -- 2.2.3. Volume, Height, and Pressure Gained Because of Placement of Slug in Drill Pipe -- 2.2.4. English Units Calculation -- 2.2.5. SI Calculation
2.3. Bulk Density of Cutting Using the Mud Balance2.4. Drill String Design -- 2.4.1. Estimated Weight of Drill Collars in Air -- 2.4.2. Tensile Strength of Tubulars in lb (Ref.: API Spec 5D & 7) -- 2.4.3. Calculate the Reduced Tensile Yield Strength in lb -- 2.4.4. Calculate the Adjusted Weight of the Drill Pipe and Tool Joints in lb/ft -- 2.4.5. Calculate the Length of BHA Necessary for a Desired Weight on the Bit -- 2.4.6. Calculate the Maximum Length of Premium Drill Pipe That Can Be Run into the Hole with a Specific BHA Assemble Base ...
William Lyons, Tom Carter, Norton J. Lapeyrouse.
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Formulas and Calculations for Drilling, Production, and Workover : All the Formulas You Need to Solve Drilling and Production Problems