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Title: Drilling System Pressure Loss Calculations


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Lesson 6
  • Drilling System - Pressure Loss Calculations

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Drilling System - Pressure Loss Calculations
  • Read MI Chapter 5
  • Multimedia Program 3 4

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Drilling System - Pressure Loss Calculations
  • Hydrostatics
  • Buoyancy
  • Flow through pipes and annuli
  • Flow path
  • Pressure loss calculations

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Hydrostatics
  • Liquid columns
  • Gas columns
  • Complex Columns

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Hydrostatics in Liquid Columns
  • 1 cu.ft. of water
  • 62.4 lb/cuft
  • Area 12x12
  • 144 sq.in
  • 62.4 / 144 .433 psi/ft
  • .433psi/ft/8.333 ppg
  • 0.051962
  • 0.052 psi/ft/ppg
  • HSP 0.052 x MW x TVD

1ft x 1ft x 1ft
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Hydrostatics in Liquid Columns
All are full of 10.0 ppg mud
MD 12,000 TVD 10,000
MD 14,000 TVD 10,000
MD TVD 10,000
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Hydrostatics in Gas columns
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Hydrostatics in Complex Columns
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Hydrostatics in Complex Columns
0.052 x 10.5 x 7000 3822 psi 0.052 x 8.5 x 300
133 psi 0.052 x 12.7 x 1700 1123 psi 0.052
x 16.7 x 1000 868 psi Total 5946 psi
0.052 x 9 x 10,000 4680 psi 5946 - 4680
1266 psi
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Equivalent Density Concept
  • EMW Pressure/ (0.052 x TVD)
  • Equivalent mud weight is the total pressure
    imposed at a given depth expressed in ppg
    equivalent
  • e.g. 5946/ (0.052 x 10000) 11.43 ppg

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Buoyancy
  • The net effect of hydraulic pressure acting on a
    foreign material immersed in the well fluid.

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Buoyancy
  • F1 p1A 0.052 x MW x D x A Downward force
  • F2 p2A 0.052 x MW (D h)A Upward Force
  • The resultant buoyant force
  • Fbo F2 - F1 0.052 x MW x A (Dh-D)
  • 0.052 x MW x A x h

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Buoyancy
  • Fbo Weight of a the fluid displaced.
  • The effective weight of the submerged object is
  • We W - Fbo W1-(rm/rs)

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Flow through pipes and annuli
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Flow through pipes and annuli
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Flow path
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Pressure loss calculations
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Turbulence - Newtonian
  • Onset of turbulence occurs at a Reynolds number
    of 2100
  • Table 4.6 gives equations for Reynolds number

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Friction Factor - Newtonian
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Turbulence -Bingham Plastic
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Turbulence - Power Law
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Velocity Flow Behavior Parameters
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Turbulence Criteria
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Laminar Flow Frictional Pressure
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Turbulent Flow Frictional Pressure
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Example 4.21
  • Given
  • MW 9.0 ppg Newtonian fluid
  • Viscosity 15 cp
  • Depth 10,000
  • Hole size 7
  • DP size 5
  • q 80 gpm
  • Required
  • Static and circulating BHP (assume Laminar)

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Solution
  • Static BHP
  • 0.052 x 9 x 10,000 4680 psig

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Solution
  • Frictional pressure

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Solution
  • Circulating BHP HSP Friction
  • 4680 51 4731 psig.

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Turbulence?
  • Critical Reynolds number 2100
  • What is the critical velocity

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Critical Velocity?
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