PETROLEUM ENGINEERING 661 Homework #5. Due October 8, !!

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Please design a 5 1/2" O.D. casing string to 16,500 ft, using any of the P110 casing weights a aila!le in the "alli!urton# !oo$. %ssu&e worst 'ossi!le conditions (no !ac$u' for !urst or colla'se, etc.). *se the %P+ design factors (,olla'se 1.125, -urst 1.1, .ension 1./). .he weight of the &ud in the hole is 10.0 l!/gal. 12'ected for&ation 'ressure !elow the casing seat is 1!,5!! ,%&. Please design the &ost econo&ical co&!ination casing string for this well. %lso, 'lease co&'lete the casing design sheet (attached to the %P+ ,asing Design .a!les 'ro ided in class).

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Please design a 5 1/2" O.D. casing string to 16,500 ft, using any of the P110 casing weights a aila!le in the "alli!urton !oo$. %ssu&e worst 'ossi!le conditions (no !ac$u' for !urst or colla'se, etc.). *se the %P+ design factors (,olla'se 1.125, -urst 1.1, .ension 1./). .he weight of the &ud in the hole is 10.0 l!/gal. 12'ected for&ation 'ressure !elow the casing seat is 2,5!! ,%&. Please design the &ost econo&ical co&!ination casing string for this well. %lso, 'lease co&'lete the casing design sheet (attached to the %P+ ,asing Design .a!les 'ro ided in class).

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