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Homework 4 Solution

This document provides the solution to a homework problem involving calculating pressures in a wellbore. It gives input parameters like mud weight, flow rate, casing and drill pipe dimensions. It then shows calculations for hydrostatic pressure, annular friction pressure, nozzle pressure drop, and drill pipe friction pressure drop to determine the required pump pressure.

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Homework 4 Solution

This document provides the solution to a homework problem involving calculating pressures in a wellbore. It gives input parameters like mud weight, flow rate, casing and drill pipe dimensions. It then shows calculations for hydrostatic pressure, annular friction pressure, nozzle pressure drop, and drill pipe friction pressure drop to determine the required pump pressure.

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PETE 661

Homework 4
solution

HSP=0 . 052MW TVD

Given
TD
11000
Hole size
9
DP OD
5.5
Wt
21.9
DP ID
4.778
DC OD
7
DC ID
2.5
DC L
500
Q
600
MW
13
Casing
6000
Casing ID
10
Nozzles
14
Viscometer Data
R600
95
R300
70
R100
28
R3
8

ft
in
in
lb/ft
in
in
in
ft
gpm
ppg
ft
in

n a =0 . 657 log
K a=

R100
R3

( )

fa

5 . 11 R 100
170. 2

na

Solution

N Re =
a

24
NRea

For Turbulent Flow

0.408 Q
Va 2
2
D 2 D1

144 V a
ea=100 K a
D 2 D1

Hydrostatic Pressure
Depth
HSP
6000
4056
10500
7098
11000
7436

For Laminar Flow

a=

na 1

) (

928 ( D 2D 1 ) V a
ea

2n a +1
3 na

na

log na +

50
1. 75
b=
7

fa

a
NRea

dP
=
dL a 25 .

( )

P a=
Annulus Pressures
Depth
n
6000 0.357453
10500 0.357453
11000 0.357453
ECD

K
v
22.80953 3.509677
22.80953 4.823645
22.80953
7.65

13.35187 ppg

Mu ea
129.8707
90.08233
46.75014

bhp/.052/TD

Pressure drop across the bit


2

PNozzles =

156 Q
( D 2+ D
N1

+D 2
N 22
N3

Nre
a
b
f
dp/dl
1467.101
24
1 0.016359 0.022554
2260.972 0.069664 0.313826 0.006171 0.020663
3948.207 0.069664 0.313826 0.00518 0.076351

d
d

156 Q
PNozzles =
( D 2+ D
N1

+D 2
N 22
N3

Pnozzles
2111.62 psi
Pressure just inside the bit is the BHP plus the bit pressure drop
9748.89 psi

PNozzles =

156 Q 2
( D 2+ D
N1

+D 2
N 22
N3

Pump Pressure is equal to all the pressure drops in the system +/- and difference in HSP
In this case the mud density is constant through out.
Now we calculate frictional pressure inside the drillstring and add this to the annular friction and the bit pressure drop

dp drill collars
np
0.440317
Kp
22.9632

section
DC
DP

n p =3 .32 log

Kp

Vp

muep
nrep
a
b
f
dp/dl
dp
39.168 20.98108 56303.44 0.071475 0.300891 0.002659 0.821945 410.9723
10.72307 62.25219 9928.918 0.071475 0.300891 0.004483 0.054334 570.5087
981.481
Pump Pressure =
3294.371 psi

R600
R300

5.11 R 60

Vp

1,022

0.408 Q
D2

96V p
ep=100 K p
D

np

( )

N Re =
p

a=
b=

928 D V p
ep

log n p +3 . 93
50
1. 75log n p
7

np

b=

1. 75log n p
7

fp
dP

dL

a
NRep

dp

Pdp=

fp Vp
25 .81 D

dP
dL

( )

dp

Ldp

For Laminar Flow

fa

24
NRea

For Turbulent Flow

a=

log na +3 . 93

50
1. 75log na
b=
7

fa

a
NRea

f a V 2
dP
a
=
dL a 25 . 81 ( D 2 D 1 )

( )

P a=

dP
dL

( )

L a

dP
Pressure
135.3255 4191.326
27.76889 7261.094
38.17556 7637.27
201.27

it pressure drop

=3 .32 log

Kp

R600
R300

( )

5.11 R 600

Vp

1,022

np

0.408 Q
D2

96V p
=100 K p
D

n p 1

( ) (

928 D V p
ep

log n p +3 . 93
50
1. 75log n p
7

3 n p +1
4 np

np

1. 75log n p
7

a
NRep

dp

dp =

fp Vp
25 .81 D

dP
dL

( )

dp

Ldp

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