SPE Seminar: Stuck Pipe Prevention
This seminar offers an in-depth exploration of the causes of stuck pipe incidents and the effective techniques to prevent them.
Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of drilling geology and the specific conditions that can contribute to stuck pipe situations, as well as the critical issues of hole cleaning and wellbore instability.
The curriculum will delve into three primary mechanisms responsible for stuck pipe occurrences, providing detailed analysis of the conditions that trigger each mechanism, along with their warning signs and prevention strategies.
Emphasis will be placed on accurately identifying the stuck pipe mechanism, implementing proactive measures to prevent incidents, and executing initial actions to free the drill string.
Additionally, participants will learn about the selection, installation, and operation of Drilling Jars and Accelerators as tools for effectively liberating stuck pipe.
A foundational knowledge of drilling operations, drill string components, and basic mathematical skills is recommended for all participants.
Why Attend
By the end of this course, the participants will be skilled in:
- Reducing the well lost time and cost related to stuck pipe and improving well integrity.
- Predicting the problems by eliminating causes of problems before it occurs.
- Avoiding drilling risks and solve the problems in a logic and simple ways.
- Integrating knowledge of hole problems with focus on hole cleaning and solids-inducted sticking.
- Improving drilling team knowledge, their competency and self-confidence to solve problems
Who Attends
- Drilling engineers
- Senior drilling engineers
- Drilling supervisors
- Drilling superintendent
- Drilling managers – oil company
- Wellsite geologists
- Rig managers
- Toolpushers
- Rig crews
- Mud engineers
- Mud loggers
- Directional Drillers
- Service company professionals who wants to learn more about stuck pipe prevention
For more information, visit https://www.spe.org/en/training/courses/stuck-pipe-prevention/.