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Introduction to Advanced Casing Introduction to Advanced Casing Design CourseDesign Course

Welcome!Welcome!

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Time ContractTime Contract

►► X X AM AM –– 10:15 AM: Morning session 110:15 AM: Morning session 1Quiz every morning from day 2Quiz every morning from day 2--55

►► 10:15 AM 10:15 AM –– 10:30 AM: Coffee Break10:30 AM: Coffee Break►► 10:30 AM 10:30 AM –– 11:45 AM: Morning Session 211:45 AM: Morning Session 2►► 11:45 AM 11:45 AM –– 1:00 PM: Lunch1:00 PM: Lunch►► 1:00 PM 1:00 PM –– 2:45 PM: Afternoon session 12:45 PM: Afternoon session 1►► 2:45 PM 2:45 PM –– 3:00 PM: Break3:00 PM: Break►► 3:00 PM 3:00 PM –– YY PM: Afternoon session 2PM: Afternoon session 2

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WeekWeek’’s Agendas AgendaDay 1Day 1Introduction to Advanced Tubular Introduction to Advanced Tubular

DesignDesignTheories of StrengthTheories of StrengthExercise 1Exercise 1Casing LoadsCasing LoadsExercise 2 Exercise 2 –– Parts 1Parts 1--66

Day 3Day 3QuizQuizMaterialsMaterialsDesign Exercise Design Exercise –– ExerciseExercise 44Special ProblemsSpecial Problems

Day 5Day 5QuizQuizTubing DesignTubing DesignExercise 7, Tubing ExerciseExercise 7, Tubing ExerciseClosing RemarksClosing Remarks

Day 2Day 2QuizQuizDesign ApproachesDesign ApproachesConnectionsConnectionsConnection ExerciseConnection ExerciseMaterialsMaterials

Day 4Day 4QuizQuizSpecial ProblemsSpecial Problems

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Course ObjectivesCourse Objectives

►► Introduce students to the fundamentals of Introduce students to the fundamentals of tubular designtubular design

►► Introduce students to advanced design concepts Introduce students to advanced design concepts (Limit states, Reliability(Limit states, Reliability--based design) in based design) in tubulars and structurestubulars and structures

►► Familiarize students to changing standardsFamiliarize students to changing standards►► Introduce students to special problems and Introduce students to special problems and

challenges arising in extreme situationschallenges arising in extreme situations►► Share our knowledge and experienceShare our knowledge and experience►► Learn from studentsLearn from students’’ knowledge and experienceknowledge and experience

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Course ContentsCourse Contents

►► Failure Criteria and Theories of Strength (Ch 2)Failure Criteria and Theories of Strength (Ch 2)►► Loads and Estimation of Design Loads (Ch 3)Loads and Estimation of Design Loads (Ch 3)►► Design Approaches (Ch 4)Design Approaches (Ch 4)►► Connections (Ch 5)Connections (Ch 5)►► Materials Selection (Ch 6)Materials Selection (Ch 6)►► Special Problems (Ch 7)Special Problems (Ch 7)►► Tubing Design Tubing Design -- Introductory Level (Ch 8)Introductory Level (Ch 8)►► Exercises (Ch 9)Exercises (Ch 9)►► AppendicesAppendices

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Not Covered in Detail Not Covered in Detail in This Coursein This Course

►► Casing and Hole Size SelectionCasing and Hole Size Selection►► Casing Seat SelectionCasing Seat Selection►► Integrated Wellbore DesignIntegrated Wellbore Design

Design that combines borehole stability, risk Design that combines borehole stability, risk of differential sticking, well controllability, hole of differential sticking, well controllability, hole cleaning, and optimized ROP with standard cleaning, and optimized ROP with standard tubular design tubular design We will provide an introduction to thisWe will provide an introduction to this

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About UsAbout Us►► Blade Energy Partners, founded 2000Blade Energy Partners, founded 2000►► HighHigh--end engineering, research, training and project end engineering, research, training and project

management in upstream oil and gasmanagement in upstream oil and gasCritical well design (deep water, HPHT)Critical well design (deep water, HPHT)Underbalanced DrillingUnderbalanced DrillingCT technologyCT technologyMarine Drilling / Production RisersMarine Drilling / Production RisersPipelinesPipelinesSpecial Engineering ProblemsSpecial Engineering ProblemsSpecial Problems in Reservoir EngineeringSpecial Problems in Reservoir Engineering

►► 65 engineering employees plus 15 engineering 65 engineering employees plus 15 engineering consultants averaging 20+ years experience in consultants averaging 20+ years experience in development and application of innovative well development and application of innovative well construction and design technologies (1,600 years of construction and design technologies (1,600 years of experience)experience)

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InstructorsInstructors►► Suri SuryanarayanaSuri Suryanarayana

►► Dave LewisDave Lewis

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About youAbout you……

►► Brief intro of Brief intro of Who you are, work location, and background Who you are, work location, and background in drilling and casing designin drilling and casing designExpectations from courseExpectations from course

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Goals of DesignGoals of Design

►► A tubular is a loadA tubular is a load--bearing structurebearing structure-- load placed on it load placed on it has an effecthas an effect-- it creates stressit creates stress

►► Structure responds with its strength (or resistance)Structure responds with its strength (or resistance)►► Goal is to ensure Tubular Capacity Exceeds Load Goal is to ensure Tubular Capacity Exceeds Load

Demands During the Service LifeDemands During the Service Life►► Load < ResistanceLoad < Resistance►► Size ConstraintsSize Constraints

Diameter of First String Diameter of First String Diameter of Last String (hole or completion)Diameter of Last String (hole or completion)Casing seat pointCasing seat pointOD of Next String (clearance to pass the next string)OD of Next String (clearance to pass the next string)

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Design End ResultDesign End Result

►► Size, Weight and GradeSize, Weight and Grade►► Connection TypeConnection Type►► Material RequirementsMaterial Requirements►► Inspection RequirementsInspection Requirements►► Operational Procedures and PrecautionsOperational Procedures and Precautions

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Purpose of TubularsPurpose of Tubulars

►► Structural Support for Wellhead and Other Structural Support for Wellhead and Other TubularsTubulars

►► Wellbore StabilityWellbore Stability►► Isolate FormationsIsolate Formations►► Control Well Pressures During Drilling, Control Well Pressures During Drilling,

Production, and InterventionProduction, and Intervention

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Types of CasingTypes of Casing

Conductor Isolation, shallow gas protection, structural support. Surface Isolation of ground water, pressure control, build section coverage. Intermediate Borehole stability, isolation of low pressure or producing zones. Production Isolate producing zone, tubing leak protection, injection, gas lift. Liners Local isolation and protection. Tiebacks Convert liners to full strings to the wellhead.

Not all strings see loads during entire service lifeNot all strings see loads during entire service life--drilling and intermediate stringsdrilling and intermediate strings

Production strings are primary pressure vesselsProduction strings are primary pressure vessels

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Principal Load TypesPrincipal Load Types

Load Type Cause Axial tension / compression

Running, changes in temperature, slack off or pickup after cementing.

Pressure Burst or collapse due to kick, pressure test, shut in, cementing, injection, circulation, evacuation, etc.

Bending Axial load due to buckling or doglegs. Torsion and shear

Normally not considered in casing design unless the liner will be rotated while cementing, for example.

Loads always occur in combination!Loads always occur in combination!

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Design ProcessDesign Process

►► Identify Loads and Estimate Load Identify Loads and Estimate Load Magnitude.Magnitude.

►► Calculate Principal Loads vs. Depth.Calculate Principal Loads vs. Depth.Axial, Internal and External Pressure, etc.Axial, Internal and External Pressure, etc.

►► Calculate Strength of Pipe to Resist the Calculate Strength of Pipe to Resist the Loads (resistance is specific to loadLoads (resistance is specific to load--effect)effect)

►► Check the Design and Select PipeCheck the Design and Select Pipe

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Load ParametersLoad Parameters

►► Casing Weight.Casing Weight.►► Pressure; pore and fracture.Pressure; pore and fracture.►► Fluid Density; affects pressure and weight.Fluid Density; affects pressure and weight.►► Temperature and Change in Temperature.Temperature and Change in Temperature.►► Top of Cement.Top of Cement.►► Drag.Drag.►► Doglegs and Buckling.Doglegs and Buckling.

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Strength ParametersStrength Parameters

►► Size, ODSize, OD►► Yield StrengthYield Strength►► Wall ThicknessWall Thickness►► Material Properties that affect strengthMaterial Properties that affect strength

YoungYoung’’s Modulus, Poissons Modulus, Poisson’’s Ratio, thermal s Ratio, thermal expansion coefficientexpansion coefficientcomposition (metallurgy), hardness, impact composition (metallurgy), hardness, impact strength, toughness, etc.strength, toughness, etc.

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Uncertainty in DesignUncertainty in Design

►► Loads and Load ParametersLoads and Load Parameters►► StrengthStrength►► Failure ModeFailure Mode

Design is a game of predicting future eventsDesign is a game of predicting future events

Every design process should provide a Every design process should provide a safe, reliable, costsafe, reliable, cost--effective design.effective design.

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Data RequirementsData Requirements

►► Pore and Fracture Pore and Fracture PressurePressure

►► TemperatureTemperature►► HH22S and COS and CO22

►► Directional SurveyDirectional Survey►► Casing OD and Casing OD and

Minimum IDMinimum ID►► Casing Setting DepthCasing Setting Depth►► Casing TypeCasing Type►► Mud DensityMud Density►► Cement DensityCement Density

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UnitsUnits

►► Mixed UnitsMixed Units►► Local units where possibleLocal units where possible

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ReferencesReferences

►► Connection PapersConnection Papers►► Standards ListStandards List

API bulletins, specs and standardsAPI bulletins, specs and standards►► 5C3, 5CT, 5B55C3, 5CT, 5B5

ISO TR 10400, ISO 11960, ISO 13679, ISO TR 10400, ISO 11960, ISO 13679, NACE MR0175, TM0177NACE MR0175, TM0177ISO 15156 Parts 1 ISO 15156 Parts 1 -- 33

►► Text BooksText BooksCraig, B. D., Craig, B. D., Oilfield Metallurgy and CorrosionOilfield Metallurgy and Corrosion, , PennWellPennWell BooksBooks

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