Jan. 27, 2005


Description

Note: Change of venue!!

Intended Audience
Drillers, petroleum engineers, geoscientists, reservoir engineers or anyone with an interest in geomechanic related solutions.

Description
This course is designed to cover the fundamental principles of geomechanics and their application to oil field problems. We begin with basic mechanics theory, and then explain how to build a Mechanical Earth Model (MEM) that can be used throughout the life of a field. Methods for calibrating and updating in real time are discussed. Solutions to problems from pore pressure and wellbore stability while drilling to sanding, subsidence and casing collapse during production are investigated.

Drillers, petroleum engineers, geoscientists, reservoir engineers or anyone with an interest in geomechanic related solutions. This course is designed to cover the fundamental principles of geomechanics and their application to oil field problems. We begin with basic mechanics theory, and then explain how to build a Mechanical Earth Model (MEM) that can be used throughout the life of a field. Methods for calibrating and updating in real time are discussed. Solutions to problems from pore pressure and wellbore stability while drilling to sanding, subsidence and casing collapse during production are investigated.Topics covered

Introduction to Geomechanics:

  • Basic theory
  • Building MEM
  • Pore pressure
  • Earth stress
  • Calibration

Geomechanics Applications:

  • Real Time updates
  • Wellbore stability
  • Sanding subsidence and casing collapse
No walk-ins allowed!

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Organizer

Janice Menke


Date and Time

Thu, Jan. 27, 2005

8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
(GMT-0500) US/Central

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Location

Marathon Tower

5555 San Felipe St. Rm. 3497
Houston, TX 77056