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Contents
1.
Introduction..................................................................................................... 1
1. Introduction
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which helps to identify and predict hazards so that job can proceed safely and
smoothly with less down time.
These includes:
Drilling operations
Well construction
Well development
Surface completions
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Well abandonment
Well sampling
HSSE TRAINING
UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS
DRUG AND ALCOHOL POLICY
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTS
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Amount of storage space required for materials and equipment including the
maneuvering area required by the transport and handling equipment.
Hoisting equipment
Crown block
Draw works
Brakes
Main Brakes
Auxillary Brakes
Instrumentation
Outer
Diameter
Wall
Thickness
Tube
Weight
lb/ft
17-1/2
13-3/8
1-1/4
163
12-1/4
10-3/4
1-1/4
127
Pin/Box
app.
Weight
(lb)
Recommen
ded
Connection
Drill Pipe
Classificati
on
1400
10beco
Class 2
750
8 BECO
Class 2
8-1/2
Class 2
RIG SPECIFICATION
Proposed Rig Alpha S-1
Mast
Type
Height
Hook load
Bentec
Cantilever
52 meter
590 metric
tonne
Substructure
Type
Height
Rotary load
Bentec Swing
up
1 , 219 meter
590 metric
tonne
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Bentec E-2000-AC
1491 Kw
47.7 metric tonne
38.1 mm
Bentec EB-6031-A air cooled
electromagnetic brake and one disc
brake
5. Drill Bit
6. Drilling Fluids and Pumping Equipment
6.1 Equivalent Mud Density
6.2 Drilling Fluid System
6.3 Solid Control Equipment
6.4 Drilling Fluid Component
6.5 Disposal of drilling fluid
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Reason
Inserts, teeth,
hydraulic
requirement
Bearing system
Other features
used for bit
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moderate cost
Abrasiveness
includes the strength
of the formation
surface wear on bit
by friction
Hardness
(soft, medium, hard)
selection of ideal
bit according on
type of formation
to be drilled
Other considerations
such as cost etc
Cutting stickiness
(stickiness often
causes balling)
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DRILLING FLUID
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More control over loss circulation problems than with OBM or SBM
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