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This document discusses directional drilling techniques. It contains equations for calculating the angle change between survey points based on factors like dogleg severity, inclination, toolface setting, and course length. It also contains an example problem that applies these equations to determine the new direction for a whipstock set at a certain depth with a toolface setting, over a given course length. Figures are included that illustrate directional drilling concepts on a plane.

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This document discusses directional drilling techniques. It contains equations for calculating the angle change between survey points based on factors like dogleg severity, inclination, toolface setting, and course length. It also contains an example problem that applies these equations to determine the new direction for a whipstock set at a certain depth with a toolface setting, over a given course length. Figures are included that illustrate directional drilling concepts on a plane.

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APPLIED DRILLING ENGINEERING

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and where Le is the course length between the measured sur-


veys and i is the index of angle change. For example, if
tan (j sin 'Y i is 100, o could be degrees/ 100 meters if course length
At = arc tan . . . . . . .(8.42) is reported inmeters, or o could be degrees/100 ft if course
sin a + tan (3 cos a cos 'Y length is in feet.

The overall angle change, (3, is directly related to dogleg


severity, o, by the following relationship.
Example 8.5. Deter111ine the new direction for a whip-
stock set at 705 m with a tool-face setting of 45° right
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(8.43) of high side for a course length of 10 m. The inclination

VERTICAL

LAST SURVEY POINT


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