Drilling summary, Cajon Pass Scientific Drilling Project: Phase I
A. Percy Wicklund, Robert S. Andrews, Robert James Johnson
Abstract
A. Percy Wicklund, Robert S. Andrews, Robert James Johnson
Abstract
The drill hole for the Cajon Pass Scientific Drilling Project was designed uniquely to accomplish specific science experiments. Special consideration was given to drilling practices for hole size, spot coring, deviation from the vertical, chemical and physical properties of the drilling fluids and pipe lubricants, monitoring mud logging and drilling parameters, and procedures for handling of cores and cuttings samples. Phase I of drilling reached a depth of 2115 m.
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The drill hole for the Cajon Pass Scientific Drilling Project was designed uniquely to accomplish specific science experiments. Special consideration was given to drilling practices for hole size, spot coring, deviation from the vertical, chemical and physical properties of the drilling fluids and pipe lubricants, monitoring mud logging and drilling parameters, and procedures for handling of cores and cuttings samples. Phase I of drilling reached a depth of 2115 m.
Key concepts: Coring, Scientific drilling, Drilling, Drill, Measurement while drilling, Petroleum engineering, Geology, Mud logging