CASING DESIGN PRINCIPLES (TRAINING SOLUTIONS)

CASING DESIGN PRINCIPLES (TRAINING SOLUTIONS)

•Lecture Contents;

–Lecture Objectives,

–Definitions,

–Casing Design Criteria,

•Collapse,

•Burst,

•Tension.

•Lecture Objectives

–At the end of this lecture YOU will be able to:

•Be familiar with the design criteria that is taken into consideration when a casing string is to be designed with respect to:

–Collapse,

–Burst,

–Tension.

•List the design safety factors.

•Definition;

–Casing design involves the determination of factors which influence the failure and the selection of the most suitable casing grades and weights for specific operations,

– The casing program should also reflect the completion and production requirements,

–A good knowledge of the stress analysis and the ability to apply it are necessary for the design of casing strings.

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CASING POINT SELECTION (Training Solutions)

CASING POINT SELECTION (Training Solutions)

Lecture Contents;

–Lecture Objectives,

–Why Do we Set Casing?

–Exploration Well Casing Setting Depths,

–Development Well Casing Setting Depths,

–Exploration versus Development (Same Target),

–Restrictions on Casing Shoe Depth,

–Special Criteria,

–Example.

Lecture Objectives;

–At the end of this lecture YOU will be able to:

•State the two Drilling related reasons for running casing,

•State the difference in selecting casing points for exploration and development wells,

•Describe functions of different type of casings

•State restrictions that govern shoe depth selection,

Calculate the minimum conductor setting depth offshore to enable returns to be taken to the flowline.

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KICK TOLERANCE (Network Of Excellence in Training)

KICK TOLERANCE (Network Of Excellence in Training)

Lecture Contents;

• Lecture Objectives,
• Definition,
• Gas Behaviour,
• Before Circulation,
• Gas at Half Way up the Hole,
• Gas at Surface,
• Gas Volume at Casing,
• Gas Volume at TD,
• Example,
• Drilling Kick Tolerance.

Lecture Objectives

• At the end of this lecture YOU will be able to:
• Define kick tolerance,
• Describe gas behaviour in various scenarios,
• Be familiar with kick tolerance calculation as the main concept of the casing design process,
• List kick tolerance volumes versus hole sizes.
• Calculate the optimum casing setting depths when lithological column, predicted pore pressures and fracture gradients, are given.

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FORMATION PRESSURES (Network Of Excellence in Training)

FORMATION PRESSURES (Network Of Excellence in Training)

 

Lecture Contents;

• Lecture Objectives,
• Introduction,
• Hydrostatic pressure,
• Pore pressure,
• Overburden pressure,
• Formation fracture gradient,
• Causes of abnormal pressure,
• Geopressure predication

Lecture Objectives;

• At the end of this course YOU will be able to:
• Define various formation pressures including:

                – Hydrostatic pressure,
                – Overburden pressure,
                – Pore pressure,
                – Formation fracture gradient.

• Use various techniques and methods to compute them,
• Plan well pressure profile applying safety margin,
• Understand how these pressures were generated,
• Describe some of the prediction techniques.

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WELL PLANNING OVERVIEW (TRANINING SOLUTIONS)

WELL PLANNING OVERVIEW (TRANINING SOLUTIONS)

Contents;

• Session Objectives,
• Introduction,
• Well Planning Requirements,
• Classification of Well Types,
• Data Gathering,
• Well Plan Format.

Session Objectives;

• By the end of this session, you should be able to:
• State the basic requirements for well planning,
• List main well types,
• List information included in a well plan and identify sources,
• Describe format of a well plan generally available prior to drilling.

Introduction;

• Well Planning is one of the most demanding areas of Drilling Engineering,
• It requires the integration of various engineering disciplines, corporate polices and personal experience,
• The  process may vary within drilling industry, but the final aim is to drill a well safely that satisfies the objectives set out in the well proposal,
• Well Proposal is usually issued by Petroleum Engineers and describes well objectives.

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DRILLING ENGINEERING INTRODUCTION

DRILLING ENGINEERING INTRODUCTION (TRAINING SOLUTION)

Lecture Objectives;

• By the end of this lecture, You should be able to:
• State the basic goals of well planning,
• Describe various formation pressures and methods to compute them,
• Define kick tolerance and safety margin,
• Describe basic functions of casing strings & design criteria,
• Describe the relative importance of casing dimensions and steel grades to withstand various loads,
• Understand the difference between primary and secondary cementing jobs,
• Identify basic casing hardware.

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M&I DIGITAL DRIVE BASIC (TRAINING SOLUTIONS)

M&I DIGITAL DRIVE BASIC (TRAINING SOLUTIONS)

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HVAC SERVICING PROCEDURES

HVAC SERVICING PROCEDURES

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PREFACE

The focus of this manual is place on the field servicing of residential and light commercial HVAC equipment. Emphasis is place on the “hand – on” use of the service instruments and how to perform the service procedures, rather than on related theory or scientific principle. The field proven servicing procedures described provide an invaluable resource for both the entry – level and experienced service technician. This is especially true when looking for alternative or up- to – date methods for performing and a particular service task. Unlike many other manuals written about servicing HVAC equipment, this manual encompasses all area of service, including the mechanical refrigeration system, electrical system, and air distribution system. All the material in this manual reflects the current EPA requirements of Section 608 of the Clean Air Act

 

This manual has been designed as a field companion to be carried with you in your truck and on the job. Some of its feature include:

• Spiral binding to allow both hand free when following procedures.
• The binder and pages are sturdy enough to withstand the rigors of field use, and printed on wipe - clean paper that resist grease and dirt.
• All safety and other important information is highlight in red.
• All section of the manual are separated by dividers for quick cross-referencing.
• Each section divider contains an alphabetical index of section contents.
• The fist page of each sections contains a complete Table of Contents for the section.
• All sections of the manual are liberally illustrated for easy use in the job.
• Servicing procedures are presented in an easy – to – use tabular format that is keyed to supporting illustrations, with all the tables and illustrations of facing pages for easy reference.
• The service procedures provide references to the detailed descriptions contained in Section 1 for each instrument or device use in the procedure.
• Glossary of Terms and Pressure/temperature Charts are included in the back of the manual.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Special appreciation is expressed to the following reviewers for their help in validation the technical accuracy and usability of this manual.

Rob Glenn                                                                           Bob Muth

Manager, Distributor Customer Assurance                          Chief Technical Officer
Weathertech Distributing Company, Inc                              Slakey Brothers, Inc.

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