Randomized trial optimizes drilling parameters, indicating improved efficiency and penetration rates.
To solve the problems of the low energy efficiency and slow penetration rate of drilling, we took the geological data of adjacent wells, real-time logging data, and downhole engineering parameters as inputs; the mechanical specific energy and unit footage cost as multi-objective optimization functions; and the machine pump equipment limit as the constraint condition. A constrained Bayesian optimization algorithm model was established for the optimization solution, and drilling parameters such as weight-of-bit, revolutions per minute, and flowrate were optimized in real time. Through a comparison with NSGA-II, random search, and other optimization algorithms, and the application results of example wells, we show that the established Bayesian optimization algorithm has a good optimization effect while maintaining timeliness. It is suitable for real-time optimization of drilling parameters, can aid a driller in identifying the drilling rate and potential tapping area, and provides a decision-making basis for avoiding the low-efficiency rock-breaking working area and improving rock-breaking efficiency.
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