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Rig Sizing Calculations For Rig Selection
Rig Sizing Calculations For Rig Selection
Rig Sizing Calculations For Rig Selection
➽ Drawwork
- Using equation (Drill string Hook Load x Tripping speed)/ 33,000) with Efficiency 0.649
- Using 80 ft/Min tripping speed for drill string
- Using 20 ft/Min While back ream
- Using equation (Casing string Hook Load x Tripping speed)/ 33,000) with Efficiency 0.649
- Using 50 Ft/min RIH speed for Casing
☆ DW power for tripping : = 200,000 Lb (Drill string bouyant weight) * 80 FPS / 33,000 /
0.649 = 747 HP
☆ DW power for Backream : = 200,000 Lb (Drill string bouyant weight) * 20 FPS / 33,000 /
0.649 = 187 HP ➋
☆ DW power for running Casing : = 400,000 Lb (Casing bouyant weight* 50 FPS / 33,000 /
0.649 = 934 HP
➽ Top drive
- Use Equation (TQ X RPM/5,252) with Efficiency 0.96
- RPM depends on the BHA type
- Expected torque from simulations
☆ Ex. (17,000 ft.lb torque x 120 RPM ) 5,252 / 0.96 = 405 HP ➌
- By Estimating the maximum Expected power for each section and Select the Higher one:
- Usually backreaming is the worst case using (Rotating, Circulating & applying overpull, so
add ➊ + ➋ + ➌ = 1,862 HP, so have to check that the rig engines can supply this combined
power, all at the same time and for extended periods of operating time.
- Check the maximum power for each tool ( TDS, DW, Mud pumps,...) if it exceeds its
dedicated power limitations.
- Check the maximum casing string weight to be run if exceeds the maximum derrick load.
- Also check that mud pumps can handle liner sizes that will deliver the indicated GPM.