Optimization of well trajectory and mud weight using integrated mechanical earth model : A case study from the Gulf of Suez / Ahmed Mohamed Ibrahim Abdelfatah Elbatal ; Supervised Abdelsattar A. Dahab , Abdulaziz M. Abdulaziz , Ali Elsayed Farag Farag

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Cairo : Ahmed Mohamed Ibrahim Abdelfatah Elbatal , 2020Description: 129 P. : charts , maps ; 30cmOther title:

الاختيار الانسب لوزن الطفلة والاتجاه الانسب لحفر الابار باستخدام نموذج ميكانيكى متكامل للارض : تطبيق على منطقة خليج السويس [Added title page title]

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Dissertation note: Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Engineering - Department of Metallurgical Engineering Summary: The Wellbore stability problems cost the petroleum industry billions of US dollars each year.Those problems range from drilling operations, completion and production, workovers, to EOR (Enhanced Oil Recovery).The expected problems are borehole breakout or collapse, drill pipe sticking, sand production, formation compaction, casing collapse, etc. In the presented research; three fieldsfrom the south central of Gulf of Suez have been studied, focusing on the wellbore stability occurred while drilling, to predict the optimum mud weight window for each inclination and azimuth, stability of the rock for underbalance drilling, and anticipated drilling problems

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Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Engineering - Department of Metallurgical Engineering

The Wellbore stability problems cost the petroleum industry billions of US dollars each year.Those problems range from drilling operations, completion and production, workovers, to EOR (Enhanced Oil Recovery).The expected problems are borehole breakout or collapse, drill pipe sticking, sand production, formation compaction, casing collapse, etc. In the presented research; three fieldsfrom the south central of Gulf of Suez have been studied, focusing on the wellbore stability occurred while drilling, to predict the optimum mud weight window for each inclination and azimuth, stability of the rock for underbalance drilling, and anticipated drilling problems

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