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    This document discusses equations for calculating hydrostatic pressure and gradient in oil and gas wells. It provides equations to calculate hydrostatic pressure based on mud weight, depth, and gradient. It also provides equations to calculate equivalent mud weight from gradient and gradient from pressure and depth. The key equations shown are: - Hydrostatic pressure (psi) = Mud weight (ppg) x 0.052 x Depth (ft) - Gradient (psi/ft) = Mud weight (ppg) x 0.052 - Equivalent mud weight (ppg) = Gradient (psi/ft) / 0.052 - Gradient (psi/ft) = Pressure (psi) / Depth (ft

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    This document discusses equations for calculating hydrostatic pressure and gradient in oil and gas wells. It provides equations to calculate hydrostatic pressure based on mud weight, depth, and gradient. It also provides equations to calculate equivalent mud weight from gradient and gradient from pressure and depth. The key equations shown are: - Hydrostatic pressure (psi) = Mud weight (ppg) x 0.052 x Depth (ft) - Gradient (psi/ft) = Mud weight (ppg) x 0.052 - Equivalent mud weight (ppg) = Gradient (psi/ft) / 0.052 - Gradient (psi/ft) = Pressure (psi) / Depth (ft

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    Rumus Rumus

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    Rasya Refan
    This document discusses equations for calculating hydrostatic pressure and gradient in oil and gas wells. It provides equations to calculate hydrostatic pressure based on mud weight, depth, and gradient. It also provides equations to calculate equivalent mud weight from gradient and gradient from pressure and depth. The key equations shown are: - Hydrostatic pressure (psi) = Mud weight (ppg) x 0.052 x Depth (ft) - Gradient (psi/ft) = Mud weight (ppg) x 0.052 - Equivalent mud weight (ppg) = Gradient (psi/ft) / 0.052 - Gradient (psi/ft) = Pressure (psi) / Depth (ft

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    Persamaan Tekanan

    Tekanan Hidrostatik (psi) = MW (ppg) X 0.052 X Kedalaman (ft)


    HP = PPG X 0.052 X TVD
    Tekanan Hidrostatik(psi) = Gradien (psi/ft) X Kedalaman (ft.)
    HP = G X TVD
    Gradien (psi/ft) = Berat Lumpur (ppg) X 0.052
    G = MW X 0.052
    Berat Lumpur Ekuivalen (ppg) = Gradien (psi/ft) 0.052
    EMW = G 0.052 or EMW = Press. TVD 0.052
    Gradien (psi/ft.) = Tekanan (psi) Kedalaman (ft.)
    G = P TVD

    Tekanan di Dasar = Tekanan Hidrostatik + Pembaca Tekanan

    Why Use 1029


    V=

    xD xL

    V/L (bbls/ft) = D2 x

    V/L (bbls/ft) = D x

    ( in2 ) (

    ft

    144 in

    1
    144

    )(

    0.1781 bbls
    3

    ft

    x 0.1781

    V/L (bbls/ft) = D x 0.000971387083 or reciprocal & divide


    2

    D
    V/L (bbls/ft) =
    1029

    1
    0.000971387083

    Why .052 ?

    1 ppg x 7.48 gals/ft


    2

    144 in / ft
    1 ft

    .052

    psi/ft/ppg
    1 ft
    1 ft

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