The Necessity of Modelling in Contingency Planning and Emergency Well Control Response

Topics:
Analysis,
Modeling
Tags:
Business Operations,
Business Security,
Contingency Planning,
Operation,
Productivity
Source:
International Association of Drilling Contractors

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Overview: The paper focuses on the critical aspects of predicting a well control operation. It is shown how flow diagnostics and hydraulic operational design drives the strategy for response. This includes; what kind of equipment and tools to use, which intervention method to use as well as how the operation should be controlled. Two different case histories are presented at the end of the paper. The examples show how well control modelling is actively used in the planning and execution of operations.

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Format: PDF | Size: 1,157KB | Date: Oct 2005 | Pages: 11

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