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CBT Well Control Surface

WELL CONTROL: CBT Surface Well Control
  • CBT Surface Well Control
    Training course on Techniques and procedures for well control during drilling.

    Training course for: Driller and Supervisor
    with over 300 practice tests.


  • Main Index
    1. Pressures and general principles
    2. Causes of kicks
    3. Kick indicators
    4. Well Shut-in procedures
    5. Well control methods
    6. Horizontal well
    Test and kill sheet


  • MODULE 1: PRESSURES AND GENERAL PRINCIPLES
    1.1 Hydrostatic pressure
    1.2 Static pressure
    1.3 Pressure losses
    1.4 Bottom hole pressure
    1.5 Formation pressure
    1.6 Fracture pressure
    1.7 Slow circulating pressure
    1.8 Shut-in pressures: SIDPP, SICP
    1.9 Circulating pressure
    1.10 Gas law
    1.11 Gas migration
    1.12 U tube principle


  • MODULE 2: CAUSES OF KICKS
    2.1 Generality
    2.2 Abnormal pressure
    2.3 Failing to fill the hole properly while pulling-out
    2.4 Swabbing
    2.5 Lost circulation
    2.6 Decrease mud weight
    2.7 Gas-cut mud
    2.8 Particular situations


  • MODULE 3: KICK INDICATORS
    3.1 Generality
    3.2 Flow rate increase
    3.3 Hole keeps flowing with pumps stop
    3.4 Pit volume increase
    3.5 Increase of penetration rate
    3.6 Incorrect hole fill up volume while tripping out
    3.7 Pump pressure decrease - pump strokes increase
    3.8 Gas-cut-mud
    3.9 Others kick indicators


  • MODULE 4: SHUT-IN PROCEDURES
    4.1 Soft and hard shut-in procedures
    4.2 Shut-in while drilling.
    4.3 Shut-in while tripping:
      - with drill pipes (DPs)
      - with drill collars (DCs)
    4.4 Stabilization of pressures: SIDPP and SICP


  • MODULO 5: WELL CONTROL METHODS
    5.1 Generality
    5.2 Driller's method
    5.3 Pressure at the shoe
    5.4 Wait and weight method
    5.5 Considerations on driller's and wait and weight methods
    5.6 Kick tolerance
    5.7 Volumetric method
    5.8 Lubrication method
    5.9 Stripping and snubbing
    5.10 Problems and analysis during well control


  • MODULE 6: HORIZONTAL WELL
    6.1 Introduction
    6.2 Classification system and advantages for horizontal wells
    6.3 Kick for horizontal wells
    6.4 Recognising and evaluating kicks
    6.5 Kick detection in horizontal wells
    6.6. Methods of well control for horizontal wells


  • TEST AND KILL SHEET
    - General tests
    . Pressures and general principles
    . Causes of kicks
    . Kick indicators
    . Shut-in procedures
    . Well control methods
    - Kill sheet filling in