1. A wellbore geometry and drilling fluid properties are provided to calculate pressure drops, flow rates, nozzle sizes, velocities, and flow regimes.
2. Equations are given to calculate the pressure drop in the bit and annulus, as well as the jet horsepower formula involving flow rate, nozzle diameter, and drilling fluid properties.
3. The problem requires calculating the pressure drop, flow rate, nozzle size, annular and jet velocities, and checking the flow regime using the given wellbore geometry and drilling fluid properties along with the specified equations.
1. A wellbore geometry and drilling fluid properties are provided to calculate pressure drops, flow rates, nozzle sizes, velocities, and flow regimes.
2. Equations are given to calculate the pressure drop in the bit and annulus, as well as the jet horsepower formula involving flow rate, nozzle diameter, and drilling fluid properties.
3. The problem requires calculating the pressure drop, flow rate, nozzle size, annular and jet velocities, and checking the flow regime using the given wellbore geometry and drilling fluid properties along with the specified equations.
1. A wellbore geometry and drilling fluid properties are provided to calculate pressure drops, flow rates, nozzle sizes, velocities, and flow regimes.
2. Equations are given to calculate the pressure drop in the bit and annulus, as well as the jet horsepower formula involving flow rate, nozzle diameter, and drilling fluid properties.
3. The problem requires calculating the pressure drop, flow rate, nozzle size, annular and jet velocities, and checking the flow regime using the given wellbore geometry and drilling fluid properties along with the specified equations.
1. A 10,000 ft of 12.25” hole has 9500’ of 5” x 4.276” DP and 500’
of 8” x 3” DC. Inside diameter of surface casing is 12.5” which has setting depth of 4600’. Mud in hole is 8.5 ppg, and 25 cp viscosity, pump pressure is 2500 psi. Calculate: 1. The pressure drop in the bit and in the system other than bit to maximize jet horse-power. 2. The flow rate in gpm. 3. Nozzle size of bit. 4. Annular velocity around DP and DC in ft/sec. 5. Jet velocity in ft/sec. 6. Check flow regimes in the annulus. 7.7 x10 5 x 0.86 x 0.14 xQ1.86 xL p( inside ) d 4.86
7.7 x10 5 x 0.86 x 0.14 xQ1.86 xL
p( outside) ( d h d op )1.86 ( d h d op ) 3
Pbit = 156 ρ Q2 / (d12 + d22 + d32)2
Pbit in psi, ρ in ppg, Q in Gpm, & d1, d2, d3 are nozzle's