Drilling-Fluid Rheology Under Deepwater Drilling Conditions
Karen Bybee
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Karen Bybee
Abstract
This article is a synopsis of paper SPE 56632, "Rheology of Various Drilling- Fluid Systems Under Deepwater Drilling Conditions and the Importance of Accurate Predictions of Downhole Fluid Hydraulics," by J.M. Davison, SPE, and S. Clary, SPE, Dowell; A. Saasen, SPE, Statoil; and M. Allouche, SPE, D. Bodin, SPE, and V-A. Nguyen, SPE, Dowell, originally presented at the 1999 SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, Houston, 3-6 October.
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This article is a synopsis of paper SPE 56632, "Rheology of Various Drilling- Fluid Systems Under Deepwater Drilling Conditions and the Importance of Accurate Predictions of Downhole Fluid Hydraulics," by J.M. Davison, SPE, and S. Clary, SPE, Dowell; A. Saasen, SPE, Statoil; and M. Allouche, SPE, D. Bodin, SPE, and V-A. Nguyen, SPE, Dowell, originally presented at the 1999 SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, Houston, 3-6 October.
Key concepts: Drilling fluid, Drilling, Deepwater drilling, Geology, Petroleum engineering, Hydraulics, Engineering, Aerospace engineering