Bit Life Concepts and Calculations 2 Range of Bit Life Application 8 1/2EHP Bearing Results Middle East 140 Hours S. England 60 Hours Norway 25 Hours 2008 ReedHycalog, L.P. All Rights Reserved. 3 Factors Affecting Bearing Life 2 4 Factors Affecting Bearing Life Formation Parameters Mud Reaming Direction Vibration 5 Formation Rock Strength Heterogeneous or Homogenous Abrasiveness 6 Mud Mud Weight Increase Mud Chemistry Encourages High W.O.B. Seal Integrity Reduces R.O.P. Attacks Seal Mud Solids & Sand Reduced Life. Seal Erosion Bearing Erosion 3 7 Reaming Normal Drilling Different Loading Environments How much? How difficult? Reaming Backreaming 8 Direction Bent Motor Housing or Bent Sub Bend Angle Bit to Bend Distance Percentage Sliding or Rotating Number of transitions Hole Angle Build Rate/Turn Rate Dog leg severity 9 Vibration Damages Cutting Structure Impact Damage to Bearing Accelerated Bearing Wear Damages Gauge Uneven bearing load Accelerated Bearing Wear Exposes Seal Reduced Bearing Life 4 10 Parameters W.O.B. Direct - loads bearing Indirect - wears/damages cutting structure Wear versus W.O.B. 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 W.O.B. 11 WOB and RPM 2008 ReedHycalog, L.P. All Rights Reserved. 12 Measuring Bit Life 5 13 Range of Bit Life Application Horizontal Motor 8 1/2EHP Bearing Soft Carbonate Medium Sandstone Hard Sandstone Results Hrs Bearing Middle East 140 Hours E S. England 60 Hours E Norway 25 Hours E 14 Measures of Bit Life Hours run 5 8 0 0 0 0 Total revolutions - Krevs BPR - Billion Pounds Revolutions WOB x RPM x Minutes 15 Measures of Bit Life 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 M. East WytchFarm Norway Run Length - Hours 0 200000 400000 600000 800000 1000000 1200000 1400000 M. East Wytch Farm Norway Run Length - KRevs 0 5 10 15 20 M. East WytchFarm Norway Run Length - BPR 6 16 Drilling Hours Example: 12 TD44 in directional well Bit life (effective bearings) in this specific application typically 70 75 hrs Activity Multiplier Drilling 1.0 Reaming .5- 2.0 Back-Reaming .5- 3.0 Circulating open hole 0- 0.5 Circulating casing 0.25- 2.0 Previous bit severely undergauge Ream 8 hours Drill fifty two hours Backream 6 hours One lost cone two failed bearings In sixty six hours Good bit - - Bad Bit ?? 17 Drilling Hours 12 TD44 in directional well Bit life (effective bearings) in this specific application typically 70 75 hrs Activity Multiplier Drilling 1.0 Reaming .5- 2.0 Back-Reaming .5- 3.0 Circulating open hole 0- 0.5 Circulating casing 0.25- 2.0 Ream 8 hours = 15 hours Drill fifty two hours = 52 hour Backream 6 hours = 16 hours Good bit - - Bad Practices Total = 83 hours Total = 83 hours 2008 ReedHycalog, L.P. All Rights Reserved. 18 Estimating Bit Life Some Practical Methods 7 19 Estimating Bit Life Pragmatic Estimate Single shot High Risk Ideal Cautious, conservative Step-by-step Low Risk 20 Estimating Bit Life Ideal Set benchmark performance level What causes variations in this bit life? What is the best measure? Examine the run and dull bit Adjust length of next run Repeat process 21 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 147 1 0 1 3 1 6 1 9 2 2 2 5 2 8 3 1 3 4 Bi t Runs H o u r s
R u n All runs, ordered by hours 8 22 All runs, ordered by Total Revolutions 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 147 1 0 1 3 1 6 1 9 2 2 2 5 2 8 3 1 3 4 Bi t Runs K R e v s 23 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 High RPM runs: rpm greater than 250 24 Estimating Bit Life Pragmatic Purchase a book on Chaos Theory and understand its application to Bearing Life! Characterise the application Recognise the differences Adjust projected life on the basis of these differences Identify a similar application Lithology Interval Length Directional Objectives Directional Means Mud System Other (Drill out, vibration) Lithology Similar Interval Length 15%longer Directional Objectives Greater hole angle Directional Means 1.15v1.5deg bend angle Mud System Same Other (Drill out, vibration) Similar Lithology Similar -0- Interval Length 15%longer -0- Directional Objectives Greater hole angle +10% - 5% Directional Means 1.15v 1.5deg bend angle +10% Mud System Same -0- Other (Drill out, vibration) Similar -0- 9 25 Bearing Reliability Curves 12 1/4" TC11P - Motor assemblies 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 Krevs R e l i a b i l i t y 26 Bearing Reliability Curves 12 1/4" TC11P -Reliability - Motor asseemblies 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 BPR R e l i a b i l i t y 27 Bearing Reliability Curves 12 1/4" TC11P USA Motor 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Effective Failed Seals 10 2008 ReedHycalog, L.P. All Rights Reserved. 28 Cutting Structure Life 29 Uncertainties in Cutting Structure Life MICE M Microscopic I Incremental C Catastrophic E Events 30 Vibration Damages Cutting Structure Impact Damage to Bearing Accelerated Bearing Wear Damages Gauge Uneven bearing load Accelerated Bearing Wear Exposes Seal Reduced Bearing Life 11 2008 ReedHycalog, L.P. All Rights Reserved. 31 Bit Life Indicators How to spot a failed bearing 32 Bit Life Indicators Cutting Structure Rate of Penetration Drops Rate of Penetration Stops Fixed Cutter and Roller Cone Fixed Cutter and Roller Cone Gauge Torque increases Evidence of stabiliser hang up R.O.P. 33 Bit Life Indicators Bearing Rate of Penetration Drops Torque increases Steering character changes MWD/LWD signal quality deteriorates MWD/LWD Shock levels increase 12 34 Misleading Indicators Many factors may affect these indicators Formation WOB/RPM Mud weight Change in hole angle Cutting Structure Wear 6400 6600 6800 7000 7200 7400 7600 0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 6400 6600 6800 7000 7200 7400 7600 9 10 11 12 13 14 Mud Weight 35 Torque Indicators Torque increases Torque becomes erratic Torque spikes occur 36 Directional Indicators Qualitatively the steering character of the bit changes in some way Qualitative Subjective Subtle (Perhaps) Real 13 2008 ReedHycalog, L.P. All Rights Reserved. 37 Conclusion Bit Life Estimates Attainable Goal - Complex Path 38 Bit Life - Complex Solution Therefore, Analyse relevant offset data carefully systematically Monitor indicators attentively as the bit is run Diligently evaluate all aspects of successive runs 2008 ReedHycalog, L.P. All Rights Reserved. 39 Questions? 14 2008 ReedHycalog, L.P. All Rights Reserved. 40 Questions? A subtitle, date or details may be added here 2008 ReedHycalog, L.P. All Rights Reserved. 41 Administrative Slides A subtitle, date or details may be added here 42 Version History Version 1.0 This presentation was created in its initial form in 2000 by Ian McMillan for a NExT Drilling Engineering Course Version 2.0 This was adapted in Q1 2001 for use on D & M Directional Driller Induction Courses Version 2.1 Notes text and illustrations were added to it in connection with a BBS request from Bilal Salman in May 2001 Version 2.2 Additional text and new introduction following peer review May 9 2001 Version 2.3 Minor adjustments to animations, Sept 3 2001 Version 3.0 Reduced to bit life determination only, March 2005 Version 3.a NOV format Feb 2009 15 43 Acknowledgements Version 2.2 My thanks to Mark J ordan for reviewing this material and to Corin Lewsey and Pawl Victor for acting as guinea pigs for a test run of the presentation. All three offered valuable suggestions. Version 3.0 Review and suggestions by Mark J ordan. 44 Contact Information If you have any questions concerning this presentation contact: Ian McMillan Reed-Hycalog, Unit 10, Kirkton Avenue, Pitmedden Industrial Estate, Aberdeen, AB21 0BF Office: +44 (0)1224 Mobile: +44 (0) 7850 924 932 Home: +44 (0) 1467 681 451 e-mail: ian.mcmillan@NOV.com 2008 ReedHycalog, L.P. All Rights Reserved. 45 Format Slides A subtitle, date or details may be added here 16 46 This is the Standard Slide Format Remarks 47 This is the Large Title Slide Format This format is provided in the unlikely event that you have a heading that requires more than two lines to communicate your title heading message. 48 This is the Full Screen Content Format This format should ONLY be used in the event that a detailed description or a large graphic image requires maximum screen real estate to effectively convey your message.
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