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Directional assembly
1. Rotary Assembly ( BHA / no motors )
A. Pendulum ( Dropping ) principle
B. Fulcrum ( Building ) principle
C. Packed hole Stabilization ( Holding ) principle
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Directional assembly
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Dropping
Building
Holding
1. Rotary Assembly ( BHA / no motors )
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1. RotaryAssembly ( BHA / no motors )
Mechanical characteristics of the BHA
-The gauge and placement of stabilizers and other BHA components
-The diameter, length and material of the BHA components
- Bit type
Drilling parameters applied to the BHA
-Weight on bit
- Rotary Speed
- Circulation or flow rate
Formation being drilled
- Soft formation or Hard formation
Three factors affecting bit side force are:
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Directional assembly
1. Rotary Assembly ( BHA / no motors )
A. Pendulum ( Dropping ) principle
B. Fulcrum ( Building ) principle
C. Packed hole Stabilization ( Holding ) principle
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A. Pendulum ( Dropping ) principle
B. Fulcrum ( Building ) principle
C. Packed hole Stabilization ( Holding ) principle
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1. RotaryAssembly ( BHA / no motors )
- stabilizer up above the bit
- Increase the gravitational force
- Active length : length between the bit
and the first point of drill collars that
touches the hole
A. Pendulum ( Dropping ) principle
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1. RotaryAssembly ( BHA / no motors )
A. Pendulum ( Dropping ) principle
Forces :
- side force
- along the hole
While dropping the side force is greater
than the force along the hole
FS
FATH
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1. RotaryAssembly ( BHA / no motors )
60’
High
High
60’
Medium
Low
45’
30’
30’
A. Pendulum ( Dropping ) principle
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Directional assembly
1. Rotary Assembly ( BHA / no motors )
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A. Pendulum ( Dropping ) principle
B. Fulcrum ( Building ) principle
C. Packed hole Stabilization ( Holding ) principle
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1. RotaryAssembly ( BHA / no motors )
- stabilizer just above the bit
- Lever length : length of drill collars between their point of
contact with the low side of the hole and the top of the
stabilizer
B. Fulcrum ( Building ) principle
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1. RotaryAssembly ( BHA / no motors )
B. Fulcrum ( Building ) principle
WOB
Factors affecting build rate:
- Drill collars diameter - Reducing RPM
- Weight on bit - Flow rate ( soft formation )
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1. RotaryAssembly ( BHA / no motors )
B. Fulcrum ( Building ) principle
90’
High
High
30’ 60’
High
High to
Medium
60’
Medium
to Low
45’30’
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Directional assembly
1. Rotary Assembly ( BHA / no motors )
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A. Pendulum ( Dropping ) principle
B. Fulcrum ( Building ) principle
C. Packed hole Stabilization ( Holding ) principle
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1. RotaryAssembly ( BHA / no motors )
C. Packed hole Stabilization ( Holding ) principle
- Consist of a large diameter drill
collars & multiple stabilizers which
provide weight on bit
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1. RotaryAssembly ( BHA / no motors )
C. Packed hole Stabilization ( Holding ) principle
- Multiple stabilizers guide the bit straight
ahead as it maintain a constant hole angle
- Depend on principle that two point will contact and
follow a sharp curve , while three points will follow a
straight line
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1. RotaryAssembly ( BHA / no motors )
C. Packed hole Stabilization ( Holding ) principle
15’-20’
Medium
Medium
Low
30’-40’
30’30’, 60’ or 90’
30’ 30’ 5’-15’
30’ or 60’ 30’ or 60’
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Directional assembly
2. Steerable Assembly ( motor / bent housing )
A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
B. Turbine motors
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Directional assembly
2. Steerable Assembly ( motor / bent housing )
A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
B. Turbine motors
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PDM
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
- PDM made of several sections:
a – Bypass valve ( dump sub )
b – Power ( motor ) section
c – Universal joint ( connecting rod section )
d – Bearing section with drive shaft
- PDM made of several sections:
a – Bypass valve ( dump sub )
b – Power ( motor ) section
c – Universal joint ( connecting rod section )
d – Bearing section with drive shaft
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
a – Bypass valve ( dump sub )
- Allows fluid to fill the drill string while
tripping in the hole and to drain while
tripping out.
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
- PDM made of several sections:
a – Bypass valve ( dump sub )
b – Power ( motor ) section
c – Universal joint ( connecting rod section )
d – Bearing section with drive shaft
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
b – Power ( motor ) section
- Consist of a rubber stator and a steel rotor
- Depend on Moniteau's principle : mud flowing
under pressure fills the cavities between the
rotor and stator, that make the rotor move into
elliptical shape ( eccentric movement )
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
b – Power ( motor ) section
-The stator will always have one more
lobe than the rotor
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
b – Power ( motor ) section
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
b – Power ( motor ) section
The RPM andTorque are depend on
- number of lobes
- Pitch angle
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
b – Power ( motor ) section
The greater the number of lobes
- The lower RPM
- The higherTorque
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
- PDM made of several sections:
a – Bypass valve ( dump sub )
b – Power ( motor ) section
c – Universal joint ( connecting rod section )
d – Bearing section with drive shaft
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
c – Universal joint ( connecting rod section )
- Convert the eccentric motion into concentric
motion and transmits it to the bit via the drive
shaft and bearing section
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
c – Universal joint ( connecting rod section )
- Flex rod : Recent development made of
flexible steel or titanium
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
- PDM made of several sections:
a – Bypass valve ( dump sub )
b – Power ( motor ) section
c – Universal joint ( connecting rod section )
d – Bearing section with drive shaft
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
d – Bearing section with drive shaft
-Transmit the rotational power
from the universal joint to the bit
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
- Down hole motor with bent sub :
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
- Down hole motor with bent sub :
- Bent sub is run above the mud motor
- It depends on sliding ( not rotating )
- Sliding decrease ROP slightly
- Bent sub has different separated sizes
(
1
2
ᵒ , 1ᵒ , 1
1
2
ᵒ ,….) of building the angle
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
- Adjustable bent housing ( SPDM ) :
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
- Adjustable bent housing ( SPDM ) :
- Bent sub is run under the mud motor
- It depends on sliding ( not rotating )
- Adjust any angle we need on it
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
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Directional assembly
2. Steerable Assembly ( motor / bent housing )
A. Positive displacement motors ( PDM )
B. Turbine motors
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TURBINE
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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B.Turbine motors
- made of several sections:
a – Drive stages ( motor section )
b – Bearing section
c – Bit drive sub
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2. Steerable Assembly ( Mud Motors )
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B.Turbine motors
- Consist of ( 25-250) stages
- Used to obtain low RPM and
high torque
Drive stages ( motor section )
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3. Rotary Steerable assembly ( RSS )
- Steering the well bore while rotating the drill string
-These systems do not use bent subs for affecting hole angles
- Programmed by the MWD engineer or directional driller, who transmits commands from the
surface by means of fluid pressure fluctuations in the mud column or variations in the drill string
rotation .
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3. Rotary Steerable assembly ( RSS )
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• There are two types of Rotary steerable systems.
1- Push-the-bit systems :
steer the bit by applying a side load that forces the bit
laterally in the direction of the desired curve.
2- Point-the-bit systems :
steer the bit by tilting the bit in the direction of the
desired curve. Push the bitPoint the bit
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3. Rotary Steerable assembly ( RSS )
-They represent a relatively new form of directional drilling technology like :
- Baker Auto-track- Geo-pilot ( Halliburton )
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3. Rotary Steerable assembly ( RSS )
-They represent a relatively new form of directional drilling technology like :
- Baker Auto-track- Geo-pilot ( Halliburton )
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3. Rotary Steerable assembly ( RSS )
-They represent a relatively new form of directional drilling technology like :
- Baker Auto-track- Geo-pilot ( Halliburton )
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3. Rotary Steerable assembly ( RSS )
-• Advantages of this technology :
1. Save time and cost.
2. Continuous rotation improves ROP.
3. Elimination of the sliding and resulting friction.
4. Fewer sticking pipe occurrence (differential stucking reduced )
5. Continuous rotation helps borehole walls smoother than those drilled with mud
motors; and hence provides higher quality measurements of formation properties.
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