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    PetroKnowledge

    P.O. Box: 135120


    Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
    Tel: +971 (02) 557 7389
    Email: info@petroknowledge.com

    Stuck Pipe Prevention & Fishing Operations

    Date Venue Fees


    13 - 17 Nov 2023 Dubai - UAE $ 5950
    11 - 15 Nov 2024 Dubai - UAE $ 5950

    Introduction

    Why Choose this Training Course?


    This Stuck Pipe Prevention & Fishing Operations training course provides a comprehensive
    coverage in the industry for understanding and preventing the underlying causes of Stuck Pipe,
    Wellbore Instability, Loss Circulation, and other sources of Non-Productive Time (NPT) in drilling
    operations. The course also focuses on correct responses by individuals and teams, early
    warning signs, and minimizing the impact to drilling operations. Through world-class
    presentations, practical discussion, and the best reference and instructional materials available,
    delegates hone their knowledge of basic drilling technology and how it relates to avoiding NPT.

    Preventing stuck pipe incidents can save thousands of dollars in non-productive time. Stuck
    Pipe Prevention covers topics to eliminate or greatly reduce stuck pipe incidents on your rig.
    This course emphasizes on the prevention of stuck pipe and the team concept is used
    throughout the course, explaining the contribution and value of every crewmember in the goal
    of keeping the pipe free.

    This training course will feature:

    ● How to predict and make the contingency plan to prevent the stuck pipe
    ● How to write the proper report for the stuck pipe incidents

    Training Objectives

    What are the Goals?


    By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:
    ● Identify mechanisms and risk factors that lead to stuck pipe incidents (Wellbore Instability,
    Hole Cleaning, Differential Sticking, and Wellbore Geometry)
    ● Assess mechanics of wellbore stresses and the impact on wellbore stability
    ● Analyze trends to identify early warning signs of developing wellbore problems
    ● Implement effective drilling and tripping practices
    ● Make cost-effective choices in planning fishing operations

    Training Methods

    How will this Training Course be Presented?


    This PetroKnowledge training course will utilize a variety of proven adult learning techniques to
    ensure maximum understanding, comprehension and retention of the information presented.
    The daily workshops will be highly interactive and participative. The course will include all types
    of stuck pipe and the recommended procedures for preventing by analyzing the operations, how
    to free the stuck pipe in case of occurrence, hole cleaning and impact on the problems, and
    fishing tools and jar energize.

    Target Audience

    Who is this Training Course for?


    This training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly
    benefit:

    ● Mud Engineers
    ● Drilling Supervisors
    ● Drilling Engineers
    ● Tool Pushers
    ● Senior Drillers
    ● Drilling Superintendents

    The organization will gain, in sending their employees to attend this particular
    training course, the following:

    ● Overcome the NPT particularly controlling the well with proper prediction for the problems
    eliminating all causes of problems before it occurs
    ● Extending the well life including all the affecting items in well design
    ● Ensuring the well integrity, avoiding all risks and solve the problem in a logic and simple ways

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    ● Obtain integrating knowledge of hole problems
    ● Hone their knowledge and get the self-confidence for well design in the proper methods
    ● Get the latest technology in well inspection, the way to control any problem and the
    procedures for monitoring
    ● Solving and avoiding the problems which impact on the cost reduction and well integrity

    Daily Agenda

    Day One
    ● Rock Mechanics
    ❍Stress –strain diagrams
    ❍Geo-mechanics and structural geology
    ❍Mechanics and causes of folding
    ❍Mechanics and causes of faulting and fractures
    ❍Factors affecting the bore hole stability
    ❍Induced factors affecting bore hole stability
    ❍Drilling fluid effect on bore hole stability
    ❍Shale stabilization
    ● Wellbore Stability
    ❍Mechanical conditions
    ❍Shale deposition and sedimentary rocks
    ❍Clay Chemistry
    ❍The Earth’s stresses
    ❍Mechanical stress failure
    ❍Chemical interactions
    ❍Physical interactions
    ❍Well site Analysis

    Day Two
    ● What is Stuck Pipe?
    ❍Primary cause of downtime
    ❍See warning signs and respond
    ❍Stuck pipe is almost always preventable
    ❍Definition
    ❍Causes
    ❍Mechanical
    ❍Formation problems
    ❍Human error—lack of communication
    ● What causes Stuck Pipe?
    ❍Human factors
    ❍Lack of team work
    ❍Lack of communication
    ❍Lack of planning
    ❍Failure to read warning signs
    ❍Failure to follow procedures
    ❍Most stuck pipe situations happen at tour change

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    ❍ Use tour change form to record conditions and identify trends
    ● Types of sticking
    ❍ Formational sticking
    ❍ Differential sticking
    ❍ Cause for most stuck pipe situations
    ❍ Drilling overbalance most common cause
    ❍ Geopressured formations
    ❍ Reactive formations
    ❍ Unconsolidated formations
    ❍ Mobile formations
    ❍ Fractured or faulted formations
    ❍ Mechanical sticking
    ❍ Key seating
    ❍ Wellbore geometry
    ❍ Under-gauge hole
    ❍ Inadequate hole cleaning
    ❍ Junk in the hole
    ❍ Cement problems
    ❍ Casing problems
    ● Differential sticking
    ❍ Definition
    ❍ Most common in sandstone and high permeability formations
    ❍ Why circulate fluids in hole?
    ❍ Remove cuttings
    ❍ Seal the wellbore
    ❍ Control well pressure
    ❍ Mud formulation
    ❍ Drilled overbalanced defined
    ❍ Filter cake defined
    ❍ Drill string flexing defined
    ❍ Avoiding differential sticking
    ❍ Rotate
    ❍ Circulate
    ❍ Move drill string up and down
    ❍ Communicate
    ❍ Differential sticking definition
    ● Case Histories (workshop)

    Day Three
    ● Warning Signs
    ❍Three mechanisms—definitions and causes
    ❍Hole pack off or bridge mechanism
    ❍Differential mechanism
    ❍Geometry mechanism
    ❍The hole is talking—definitions and descriptions
    ❍Torque changes
    ❍String weight changes
    ❍Circulation rate changes
    ❍Pump pressure changes

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    ❍ Mud properties
    ❍ Changes at the shakers
    ❍ Your records indicate changes
    ❍ Name the mechanism—simulation
    ❍ Talk to others around the rig
    ❍ Gather clues
    ❍ Come up with a diagnosis
    ● Prevention plan
    ❍ Review three sticking mechanisms—definitions and causes
    ❍ Differential
    ❍ Wellbore geometry
    ❍ Hole pack off/bridging
    ● Have a stuck pipe prevention plan
    ❍ Team work and communication
    ❍ Mud must be ready and conditioned properly when it returns to the surface
    ❍ Chemicals and mixing agents must be on hand to avoid delays
    ❍ Hydraulics are important
    ❍ Shaker hand should communicate what’s shaking to the driller
    ❍ Mud logger examines cuttings communicate with the driller
    ● Case Histories (workshop)

    Day Four
    ● Fishing Operations
    ❍ Twist Off Cases
    ❍ Fracture of the drill pipe
    ❍ Fracture of the threads joining the drill collars or the drill pipe
    ❍ Overshot
    ❍ Free point indicator
    ❍ Reserve twist
    ❍ Small explosive charge
    ❍ Addition of jars in the fishing string
    ❍ Washing over
    ❍ Plugging the hole
    ❍ Side tracked hole (dog-leg)
    ● Broken bit cases
    ❍ Break away of one of the conical cutters & leg down the hole with all the bearing
    ❍ Using magnet for fishing
    ❍ Using hollow basket
    ❍ Using explosive charge for too large pieces of metals
    ❍ Using another bit
    ● Case Histories (workshop)

    Day Five
    ● Case Histories (workshop)
    ● HSE related issues
    ● General discussion and solving the client problems

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    ©2023. Material published by PetroKnowledge shown here is copyrighted.
    All rights reserved. Any unauthorized copying, distribution, use, dissemination, downloading, storing (in any medium), transmission,
    reproduction or reliance in whole or any part of this course outline is prohibited and will constitute an infringement of copyright.

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