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Contents
WHY WE DRILL
PROSPECT SELECTION
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
MODIFICATION IN DRILLING
TYPES OF DRILLING
WHAT ARE DIFFERENT WELL LOCATIONS IN TERMS OF
DRILLING
CONVENTINAL DRILLING RIG COMPONENTS
RIG COMPONENTS
ADVANCEMENT IN ROTARY DRILLING
MUD TYPES & THEIR USAGE
WHAT WE CALL A SUCCESSFUL DRILLING OPERATION
Why We Drill
TO KNOW THE SUB-SURFACE
Prospect Selection
Historical Background
1808
1859
1918
1930
Modification In Drilling
Cable Tool
BY THE PONDING
ACTION OF THE
DRILLING BITS
Rotary Drilling
BY THE ROATARY
ACTION OF THE
DRILL BITS
Coil Tubing
HOISTING
DEERICK
DRAW WORKS
BLOCKS
HOOK
ROTATING
ROTARY TABLE
SWIVEL
KELLY
CIRCULATING
PUMPS
STAND PIPES
CONTROLLING
BLOWOUT PREVENTOR
CHOKE SYSTEM
TRAVELLING BLOCK
A pulley (sheave) assembly that
connects the drilling line to the
hook and swivel
RAT HOLE
ROTARY TABLE
KELLY
DRILL COLLARS
Provides weight and
stability to the drill bit,
maintain tension on the drill
pipe and help keep the hole
on a straight course
- consist of cutting
Circulating System
STANDPIPE
A rigid metal conduit that provides the highpressure pathway for drilling mud to travel
approximately one-third of the way up the derrick
where it connects to a flexible high-pressure hose
(Kelly hose)
Many large rigs are fitted with dual standpipes so
that downtime is kept to a minimum if one
standpipe requires repair
ADVANCEMENTS IN ROTARY
DRILLING
DIRECTIONAL DRILLING
HORIZONTAL DRILLING
MULTILATERAL DRILLING
COIL TUBING DRILLING
Drilling Hazards
Tools dropped while drilling
Pipe stuck
Increased size of hole
Lost circulation problems
Sloughing shale
Quiz Test
Q.1 The first commercial well was drilled by