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    This document provides several basic drilling engineering equations for calculating: 1) Stress as force divided by area, pressure as force divided by area, torque as force times arm, and power as force times velocity or torque times angular velocity. 2) Specific gravity as the ratio of a fluid's density to that of water. 3) Pressure drop equations for both laminar and turbulent flow using Newtonian and Bingham plastic fluid models with variables including viscosity, velocity, length, and shear stress. 4) Mud weight calculations using drill pipe and casing factors with variables including standpipe pressure, drill pipe pressure, and mud densities. 5) Mixture density calculations as the sum of the products of each component density

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    This document provides several basic drilling engineering equations for calculating: 1) Stress as force divided by area, pressure as force divided by area, torque as force times arm, and power as force times velocity or torque times angular velocity. 2) Specific gravity as the ratio of a fluid's density to that of water. 3) Pressure drop equations for both laminar and turbulent flow using Newtonian and Bingham plastic fluid models with variables including viscosity, velocity, length, and shear stress. 4) Mud weight calculations using drill pipe and casing factors with variables including standpipe pressure, drill pipe pressure, and mud densities. 5) Mixture density calculations as the sum of the products of each component density

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    This document provides several basic drilling engineering equations for calculating: 1) Stress as force divided by area, pressure as force divided by area, torque as force times arm, and power as force times velocity or torque times angular velocity. 2) Specific gravity as the ratio of a fluid's density to that of water. 3) Pressure drop equations for both laminar and turbulent flow using Newtonian and Bingham plastic fluid models with variables including viscosity, velocity, length, and shear stress. 4) Mud weight calculations using drill pipe and casing factors with variables including standpipe pressure, drill pipe pressure, and mud densities. 5) Mixture density calculations as the sum of the products of each component density

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    Basic Drilling Engineering Equations - p.

    Force
    Stress=
    Area 1 ft 3 =7 . 48 gal
    Force
    Pr essure= 1 bbl=42 gal
    Area

    Torque=Force∗Arm 1 hp=33 , 000 ft −lbf /min

    Power=Force∗Velocity 1 BTU =779 ft −lbf

    Power=Torque∗Angular Velocity
    ρFLUID
    Specific Gravity=
    8 . 33 ( lb/ gal
    lb/ gal )

    Newtonian Model Bingham Plastic Model

    dP μpV τ
    dP μV = + y
    Laminar = Laminar 2
    dL 1,500 d 225 d
    dL 1,500 d 2

    dP μV dP μp V τy
    = = 2
    +
    dL 1,000 ( d 2 −d 1 )2 dL 1,000 ( d 2 −d 1 ) 200 ( d 2 −d 1 )

    2 2
    Turbulent dP f ρ V Turbulent dP f ρ V
    = =
    dL 25 . 8 d dL 25 . 8 d
    0. 75 1. 75
    dP ρ0. 75 V 1. 75 μ0 .25 dP
    ρ V μ
    p 0. 25
    = =
    dL 1, 800 d 1.25 dL 1, 800 d
    1 .25

    2 2
    dP f ρV dP f ρV
    = =
    dL 21 .1 ( d 2−d 1 ) dL 21 .1 ( d 2−d 1 )

    0 . 75 1 .75
    dP ρ V μ 0 . 25
    0. 75 1. 75 0. 25
    dP ρ V μ p
    = =
    dL 1,396 ( d 2 −d 1 )1. 25 dL 1,396 ( d 2 −d 1 )1. 25

    S−S1
    PCC =
    1
    D. F . (
    P1 −
    S 2 −S1 )( P1−P 2 ) ρ KILL= ρOLD +
    SIDPP
    0 . 052 D

    1 17 , 571−15 , 000
    PCC = (
    1. 125 .
    3, 660−
    20 , 000−15 ,000 )
    ( 3, 660−3, 590 ) ρ KICK= ρOLD −
    SICP−SIDPP
    0 . 052 h KICK

    Pump Pr essure : P PUMP= ΔP S + ΔP DP+ ΔP DC + ΔP NOZ + ΔP DC + ΔP DP + ΔP HYDROSTATIC


    ANN ANN

    Mixtures : Mass= ρ1 V 1 + ρ2 V 2 + ρ3 V 3 +. . . + ρ n V n = ( V 1 + V 2 +V 3 +. . . +V n ) ρ MIX


    p.2 HCJ - May 30, 2002

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