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Provided by: HOT Engineering Introduction to Land & Offshore DrillingGeological Engineering |
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Training
Provided by HOT Engineering
This three-day course provides a non-technical overview of the phases, operations, and terminology used in the drilling and completion of an oil or gas well. The course will provide participants with a better understanding of issues faced in all aspects of drilling operations. This includes the aspects common to all petroleum drilling (onshore, bottom-founded offshore, and floater operations). In addition, the offshore section includes sections on the types of offshore drilling rigs (floating & bottom founded) and special issues such as motion compensation, station keeping, and re-supply.
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Introduction to Land & Offshore Drilling
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
* An overview of the process of designing a well
* How the major systems of the rig operate and interact with each other
* The purposes of drilling fluids, and the various fluid types and properties used to achieve these
* The four basic bit types and their uses
* How and why we run "casing" in a well and cement it in place
* How wells are evaluated to determine the presence and potential production of oil and gas
* Basic completion & workover concepts & processes
* The difference between floating and "bottom founded" MODUs (offshore drilling units) and examples of each
* How offshore drilling units are positioned and kept in place to drill a well (station keeping)
* How we drill a well from a floating drilling unit while it heaves up and down with the waves (motion compensation)
OUTLINE
Overview of basic petroleum geology -
The well construction process bottom to top design
Drilling Rig the components and functions of its systems
- Drilling a well From top to bottom
- Drill Bits
Drill fluids ( Mud )
Casing & cementing
- Formation evaluation (cuttings evaluation mud logging coring drillstem testing electric logging)
- completion and workover operations
Types of offshore drilling units bottom founded vs floating
Special issues for offshore drilling operations
- Motion compensation
- Station keeping
- Re-supply
Offshore testing & production
Additional material (time permitting)
- Fishing
- Well control
* An overview of the process of designing a well
* How the major systems of the rig operate and interact with each other
* The purposes of drilling fluids, and the various fluid types and properties used to achieve these
* The four basic bit types and their uses
* How and why we run "casing" in a well and cement it in place
* How wells are evaluated to determine the presence and potential production of oil and gas
* Basic completion & workover concepts & processes
* The difference between floating and "bottom founded" MODUs (offshore drilling units) and examples of each
* How offshore drilling units are positioned and kept in place to drill a well (station keeping)
* How we drill a well from a floating drilling unit while it heaves up and down with the waves (motion compensation)
OUTLINE
Overview of basic petroleum geology -
The well construction process bottom to top design
Drilling Rig the components and functions of its systems
- Drilling a well From top to bottom
- Drill Bits
Drill fluids ( Mud )
Casing & cementing
- Formation evaluation (cuttings evaluation mud logging coring drillstem testing electric logging)
- completion and workover operations
Types of offshore drilling units bottom founded vs floating
Special issues for offshore drilling operations
- Motion compensation
- Station keeping
- Re-supply
Offshore testing & production
Additional material (time permitting)
- Fishing
- Well control
About The Training Provider: HOT Engineering
HOT Engineering - HOT Engineering (www. hoteng. com) a company headquartered in Austria, offers exploration and field development services and E&P training services to the petroleum industry worldwide. With more than 20 years of consulting experience, we are one of the leading providers of advanced and integrated geological, geophysical, petrophysical and reservoir and production engineering technology.
