Drilling Engineering I

  • Oil and Gas Engineering |
  • English

Description

Introduction to drilling engineering - Understanding major rotary Rig system - Types of drilling rigs - Mud engineering concepts - Hydrostatic casing program - Formation and overburden pressure - Measurements while drilling (MWD) - Logging while drilling (LWD) - Major hole problems - Stuck pipes - Lost circulation and blow out prevention - Drill-bit types and selection - Drilling hazards references Drilling Engineering: Towards Achieving Total Sustainability

Program

Bachelor Degree in Oil and Gas Engineering (160)

Objectives

  • Describe rotary rig systems and the types of drilling rigs Explain the concepts of mud engineering and the casing program Estimate formation and overburden pressures Describe measurements-while-drilling (MWD) and logging-while-drilling (LWD) techniques Identify major hole problems and drilling hazards, and select appropriate drill bits

Textbook

Hossain, M. E. Fundamentals of Drilling, Wiley IED, 2016

Course Content

content serial Description
1Understanding major rotary Rig system
2Introduction to drilling engineering
3Types of drilling rigs
4Mud engineering concepts
5Hydrostatic casing program
6Formation and overburden pressure
77th Week Exam
8Measurements while drilling (MWD)
9Logging while drilling (LWD)
10Major hole problems
11Stuck pipes
1212th Week Exam
13Lost circulation and blow out prevention
14Drill-bit types and selection
15Drilling hazards
1Understanding major rotary Rig system
2Introduction to drilling engineering
3Types of drilling rigs
4Mud engineering concepts
5Hydrostatic casing program
6Formation and overburden pressure
77th Week Exam
8Measurements while drilling (MWD)
9Logging while drilling (LWD)
10Major hole problems
11Stuck pipes
1212th Week Exam
13Lost circulation and blow out prevention
14Drill-bit types and selection
15Drilling hazards

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Courses
  • Degree Bachelor
  • Code: EOG4202
  • Credit hrs: 3
  • Prequisites: EOG3303*
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