Development of the Gullfaks Field

Grinrod, M.; Justad, T.; Tomren, P.H.

doi:10.2523/17220-ms

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“…Substantial benefits accrued from the development and widespread use of inhibitive drilling fluids [12][13][14][15][16]. Most of the emphasis, however, was on chemical effects with little effort on the mechanical side.…”

Section: Chemical and Mechanical Stabilizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Advances in Shale Mechanics – The Key to Wellbore Stability Predictions

Steiger

Leung

1993

Surface and Underground Project Case Histories

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“…Drilling-fluid density, DFD (IOOOkg m~3) Others [10,11,15,18] applied similar approaches to diagnose unstable shale problems and used empirically derived shale strengths to predict stable conditions for subsequent wells.…”

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Advances in Shale Mechanics – The Key to Wellbore Stability Predictions

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Leung

1993

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A Shallow Gas Research Program

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Haaland

Ellingsen

1988

IADC/SPE Drilling Conference

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Operational problems associated with the occurence of shallow gas in offshore drilling led Statoil to initiate a massive research program. The program consisted of the following subprojects: Revised drilling procedures, shallow gas drainage, multistage cementing, gas tight cement, diverter systems, rig ventilation systems and emergency anchor release. Emphasis in this paper is placed on the experience from the West Vanguard blowout, and results from the subprojects on diverter systems, drilling procedures, quick anchor release and ventilation systems.Other papers (reference 1, 2) give information on development of gas tight cement, stage cementing and additional background on shallow gas drainage.

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Development of the Gullfaks Field

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Advances in Shale Mechanics – The Key to Wellbore Stability Predictions

Advances in Shale Mechanics – The Key to Wellbore Stability Predictions

A Shallow Gas Research Program

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