Horizontal Radial Drilling System
Wayne H. Dickinson, R. W. Dickinson
Abstract
Wayne H. Dickinson, R. W. Dickinson
Abstract
ABSTRACT A high pressure, water jet drilling system has been developed using a new force system to concurrently drill a bore hole and place a metal tube in the bore hole. The first commercial application has been horizontal radials for shallow heavy oil reservoirs. Many radials may be placed at the same elevation. Logging, and completion techniques have been developed.
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ABSTRACT A high pressure, water jet drilling system has been developed using a new force system to concurrently drill a bore hole and place a metal tube in the bore hole. The first commercial application has been horizontal radials for shallow heavy oil reservoirs. Many radials may be placed at the same elevation. Logging, and completion techniques have been developed.
Key concepts: Drilling, Drill, Geology, Petroleum engineering, Borehole, Water jet, Completion (oil and gas wells), Marine engineering