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4 - Hydraulics-1 PDF
4 - Hydraulics-1 PDF
Module Features
Optimizing for max. BHHP or max. IF, the program shows the relationship
graphically between flow rate, SPP, and bit TFA for a given drill string and
wellbore configuration.
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Yield Power-Law
Shear
stress
Power-Law
Bingham-plastic
Newtonic
Shear rate
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Bingham-plastic parameters :
Issues :
• PV =T 600 – T 300 cP
• YP =T 300 – PV lb/100 sq.ft • Flow Regime (laminar or turbulent)
• Hole Erosion
Power-law parameters : • Pressure Losses
• Bit Cleaning
Θ600 • Bottom Hole Cleaning
n = 3. 32 × log -
Θ300 • Cuttings Transport in Annulus
• Hydraulic Power for Downhole Tools
Θ300 • Standpipe Pressure
K= lb-s n/100 sq.ft
• Pump Liners Size, Pump Rate(s)
511n
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Optimization criteria :
Pressure losses :
• Bit Hydraulic Horsepower : BHHP = f(? Pb ; Q)
∆Pb × Q • Surface System 5% 5
BHHP= hp
1714 • Drill String 40% 40
Optimum : at 65% of the pump pressure lost at bit • Downhole Tools 0-20% 20
• Annulus 5% 5
• Bit 30-50% 30
• Impact Force : IF = f(MW;Q;vj) _________
MW × v j × Q 100 %
IF = lbs
1930
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• Input Q1- SPP1 and Q2 - SPP2 • Pressure loss at bit : 50~65% of total pressure loss
• Same drill string configuration, same mud weight and viscosity ~50% for roller cone bits
• From two sets of data (2 equations) C1 and C2 could be defined ~65% for fixed cutter bit
• When C1 and C2 are known, SPP for every Q could be calculated
• Jet velocity : 300~450 fps
V3.4
Hydraulics
Notes :