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February 12, 2024

The Benefit of In-Bit Sensing for Efficient Drilling of Deep Reach Lateral Wells in HFTO Prone Interbedded Abrasive Lithologies in North America Land

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AHAhmed HanafyAKArmin KueckAPAdam T. Pauli

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Overview

Field evaluation demonstrates reduced tool failure and drilling costs in deep reach lateral wells, highlighting the value of downhole vibration sensing.

Key Points

  • In-bit sensing and tailored operational guidelines mitigate high-frequency torsional oscillation, extending drill bit durability across abrasive lithologies.
  • Drilled footage per bit increased by 50% while saving 500000 dollars per well, effectively cutting bottom hole assembly tool failures and tripping delays.
  • Analysis of downhole accelerometer data and rock core tests under high confining pressure calibrated bit models, enabling stable drilling in long lateral intervals.

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Hanafy et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e796e3b6db643587707df7https://doi.org/10.2523/iptc-24120-ms
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