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THINGS WE LEARN.
HSSE(Health Security Safety and Environment)
Essential geological information(explorations).
Drilling operations(offshore).
Kill fluid.
DST Tool.
Offshore drilling cost.
HSSE
Health security safety and environment.
Important terms.
Risk-is an uncertain event or condition that if it occurs ,has an affect on
at least one.
Incident-is an unplanned, undesired event that adversely affects
completion of a task.
Near miss-a scenario which ends safely but might well have ended in
disaster.
HSSE
How to avoid any risk, incident and near miss.
Report any kind of hazard to the security officer who will take care of it.
Inform your working collie if you observe the risk situations.
Intervene and give help to your fellows.
Follow the working procedures.
 Frequent check up of the equipment before using .
For the occurred incident, we do investigations to find the main course
and correctness of the incident so that it will not happen again.
OICC-Observation Intervention compliant and collaboration .That's how BG
group works to great a better working condition
KILLING FLUID.
Killing fluid(drilling fluid)-is the special mixture of fluid prepared for
drilling operation and well completion.
Types of drilling fluid.
WBM(water based mud).
OBM(oil based mud).
KILLING FLUID.
How to prepare drilling fluid(OBM).
Oil based composition.
Oil.
Viscosities.
Filtration control materials
Weight material(densifiers).
Alkalinity.
Bridging materials.
Brine.
Emulsifier.
KILLING FLUID.
Mud test.
Mud weight.
We use pressurized mud balance to know the density of the mud in ppg(pound per
gallon).
Rheology.
This is done to study the behaviour of the mud at the well during drilling operations.
With the use of the viscometer we know how drilling fluid behaves.
Chemistry of the drilling fluid.
BAD test-used to test if water contains other chemicals.
Alkalinity.
Chloride content.
Calcium content.
KILLING FLUID.
Calculations.
Oil water ratio(OWR).
Percentage water.
Percentage oil.
Percentage solids.
KILLING FLUID
Mud plant.
Facilities.
Cello
Cutting bottle.
Pumps.
Key side( manfold).
Dust collector.
9
MUD
PLANT.
Preparation
of additives
Storage of
additive &
prepared
mud.
Delivery
and
discharge
Mud tests
DRILLING OPERATIONS
Rig move and preparation.
To put the drilling ship in position.
Satellite reference.
Reference at the ground(use of hangles).
Dynamic position 3D.
Problems
Loose power(blackout).
Wind movement.
DRILLING OPERATION
Well schematics.
DRILLING OPERATION
First phase drilling.
Drilling fluid is sea water.
To the depth of about.
Run surface casing and cementation.
Installation of well head, run BOP and riser and test.
BOP is very essential as the backup during drilling activities.
DRILLING OPERATION
Second phase drilling.
Mud (OBM).
BHA, the drilling bit is small compared to the first phase drilling.
Casing(conductor casing) and cementation.
DRILLING OPERATION
Drilling hazards.
Num Hazard Remarks
1 seabed Slope should be 1.2degree.
Check if it is soft or hard .
2 Loss circulation Control the mud weight
3 Hard drill Side track
4 Fault crossing Side track
5 kicks Check the mud condition if the
kick is low.
DRILLING OPERATION
Pressure control.
Formation pressure.
Hydrostatic pressure.
Pressure condition
Overpressure.
Balanced pressure.
Under pressure.
Note; always we drill in overpressure condition.
WELL EVALUATION.
Drill stem testing.
Definition;
is the method of gathering data on the potential productivity of a reservoir before
installing permanent completion string, where conducted in open or cased well.
DST is primary used to;
Isolate the target zone.
Control well flow.
Convey fluid to the surface.
Acquire down hole data.(pressure and temperature).
Note; DST tool is run once hydrocarbons is detected on the cuttings at the surface.
WELL EVALUATION
Down hole pressure that affect down hole testing.
Cushion pressure(Pc).
Formation pressure(Pf).
Hydrostatic pressure(Ph).
Pc<Pf<Ph during down hole testing
DST can be run in a open or cased well.
WELL EVALUTION
Important tools.
Tubing.
Valves(testing valve and circulating valve)
Perforating gun.
Packers.
Drill collar.
Radioactive sub.
Surface read out.
Reference tool.
WELL EVALUTION.
Principle working.
General steps for ending down hole test are as follows.
Open the reversed circulating valves .
Flush (reversed circulate out) hydrocarbon from drill pipe or tubing.
Close the reversing valves.
Open the tester valves.
Pump mud into the test string to kill the tested interval.
Unseat the packers.
Pull the string out of the well.
OFFSHORE DRILLING COST.
Cost categories.
20
OFFSHORE
COST
MATERIALS
EQUIPMENT
INSTALLATION
CERTIIFICATION
CONTINGENCY
PROJECT
MANAGEMENT
ENGINEERING
FREIGHT
MANUFACTURE
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INTERNSHIP 2014 PRESENTATION

  • 1.
  • 2. THINGS WE LEARN. HSSE(Health Security Safety and Environment) Essential geological information(explorations). Drilling operations(offshore). Kill fluid. DST Tool. Offshore drilling cost.
  • 3. HSSE Health security safety and environment. Important terms. Risk-is an uncertain event or condition that if it occurs ,has an affect on at least one. Incident-is an unplanned, undesired event that adversely affects completion of a task. Near miss-a scenario which ends safely but might well have ended in disaster.
  • 4. HSSE How to avoid any risk, incident and near miss. Report any kind of hazard to the security officer who will take care of it. Inform your working collie if you observe the risk situations. Intervene and give help to your fellows. Follow the working procedures.  Frequent check up of the equipment before using . For the occurred incident, we do investigations to find the main course and correctness of the incident so that it will not happen again. OICC-Observation Intervention compliant and collaboration .That's how BG group works to great a better working condition
  • 5. KILLING FLUID. Killing fluid(drilling fluid)-is the special mixture of fluid prepared for drilling operation and well completion. Types of drilling fluid. WBM(water based mud). OBM(oil based mud).
  • 6. KILLING FLUID. How to prepare drilling fluid(OBM). Oil based composition. Oil. Viscosities. Filtration control materials Weight material(densifiers). Alkalinity. Bridging materials. Brine. Emulsifier.
  • 7. KILLING FLUID. Mud test. Mud weight. We use pressurized mud balance to know the density of the mud in ppg(pound per gallon). Rheology. This is done to study the behaviour of the mud at the well during drilling operations. With the use of the viscometer we know how drilling fluid behaves. Chemistry of the drilling fluid. BAD test-used to test if water contains other chemicals. Alkalinity. Chloride content. Calcium content.
  • 8. KILLING FLUID. Calculations. Oil water ratio(OWR). Percentage water. Percentage oil. Percentage solids.
  • 9. KILLING FLUID Mud plant. Facilities. Cello Cutting bottle. Pumps. Key side( manfold). Dust collector. 9 MUD PLANT. Preparation of additives Storage of additive & prepared mud. Delivery and discharge Mud tests
  • 10. DRILLING OPERATIONS Rig move and preparation. To put the drilling ship in position. Satellite reference. Reference at the ground(use of hangles). Dynamic position 3D. Problems Loose power(blackout). Wind movement.
  • 12. DRILLING OPERATION First phase drilling. Drilling fluid is sea water. To the depth of about. Run surface casing and cementation. Installation of well head, run BOP and riser and test. BOP is very essential as the backup during drilling activities.
  • 13. DRILLING OPERATION Second phase drilling. Mud (OBM). BHA, the drilling bit is small compared to the first phase drilling. Casing(conductor casing) and cementation.
  • 14. DRILLING OPERATION Drilling hazards. Num Hazard Remarks 1 seabed Slope should be 1.2degree. Check if it is soft or hard . 2 Loss circulation Control the mud weight 3 Hard drill Side track 4 Fault crossing Side track 5 kicks Check the mud condition if the kick is low.
  • 15. DRILLING OPERATION Pressure control. Formation pressure. Hydrostatic pressure. Pressure condition Overpressure. Balanced pressure. Under pressure. Note; always we drill in overpressure condition.
  • 16. WELL EVALUATION. Drill stem testing. Definition; is the method of gathering data on the potential productivity of a reservoir before installing permanent completion string, where conducted in open or cased well. DST is primary used to; Isolate the target zone. Control well flow. Convey fluid to the surface. Acquire down hole data.(pressure and temperature). Note; DST tool is run once hydrocarbons is detected on the cuttings at the surface.
  • 17. WELL EVALUATION Down hole pressure that affect down hole testing. Cushion pressure(Pc). Formation pressure(Pf). Hydrostatic pressure(Ph). Pc<Pf<Ph during down hole testing DST can be run in a open or cased well.
  • 18. WELL EVALUTION Important tools. Tubing. Valves(testing valve and circulating valve) Perforating gun. Packers. Drill collar. Radioactive sub. Surface read out. Reference tool.
  • 19. WELL EVALUTION. Principle working. General steps for ending down hole test are as follows. Open the reversed circulating valves . Flush (reversed circulate out) hydrocarbon from drill pipe or tubing. Close the reversing valves. Open the tester valves. Pump mud into the test string to kill the tested interval. Unseat the packers. Pull the string out of the well.
  • 20. OFFSHORE DRILLING COST. Cost categories. 20 OFFSHORE COST MATERIALS EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION CERTIIFICATION CONTINGENCY PROJECT MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING FREIGHT MANUFACTURE
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