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Posted on: 21 Nov 2011, 03:46 AM Last reply on:21 Nov 2011, 11:28 AMNo. of responses: 2
  • Companyrep
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In context of running a training/development workshop.
What would you consider as the 'central subject matters' in regards to challenges, problems, solutions delivered, for todays more 'extreme offshore wells' being drilled. e.g.

Deep & Ultra deepwater.
  • Jetting conductors.
  • Optimising riserless drilling (shallow gas/water flows)
  • Narrow margin drilling, downhole problems.
  • Well control management
  • Relevant case studies

Extreme HPHT wells.
  • Optimal well design.
  • Transition zone, reservoir drilling.
  • Narrow margins, downhole problems
  • PVT effects.
  • QA/QC of Tools & equipment, limitations
  • relevant case studies.

Remote (offshore) Arctic Exploration.
  • The supply logistics chain.
  • Ice management.
  • Well control management
  • Relevant case studies.
High angle, Horizontal Depleted narrow margin wells.
  • Pressure management, downhole problems
  • When do safe limits not exist, equipment limits?
  • Options (UBD, MPD)
  • Well control management
  • Case studies
Technology applicaiotn/adaptation.
  • Technology adaptation.
  • Technology options
  • Case studies
Competencies/training/development?

All comments welcomed.

Regards,

Peter.
Peter Aird - posted from Kingdom of Fife, Scotland.
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