Drilling Technology of Large Plumb Ratio Shallow Shale Gas Well

Abstract SY1H is the first shallow shale horizontal well deployed in Jilin Oilfield, with a depth of 1,150m in Qing1 section of the target layer, a designed horizontal section length of 2,000m, and a water-drag ratio of nearly 2:1, so the well is characterised by the difficulty of pressurising with a large digit-drag ratio, the high friction between the drilling and the lower casing, and the shale wall being easy to be destabilised and collapsed. There are no horizontal wells in the neighbouring wells with a section of green as the destination layer, and there is a lack of reference materials, and the stability of the shallow shale is not clear. In order to ensure that the well can be reached and drilled for a long time, a technical route was formulated with the objectives of effectively reducing drilling resistance, increasing drilling pressure, and rapid drilling and completion within the collapse cycle, and technical measures such as equipping with a top drive and a high-grade drilling rig to increase the drilling pressure, oil-based drilling fluids and rotary guiding to reduce drilling resistance and the ability to deal with complex situations, and floating casing process to ensure that casing can be smoothly lowered in place, etc., so as to achieve safe and rapid construction of SY1H and achieve a horizontal section of 2,000m. construction and achieve the geological target of 2000m horizontal section.

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Journal of Physics Conference Series
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2834/1/012067
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Drilling and Well Engineering
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Drilling Technology of Large Plumb Ratio Shallow Shale Gas Well

X. Wang, Xuejing Zang, Bo Wang
Journal of Physics Conference Series
Drilling and Well Engineering
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Drilling Technology of Large Plumb Ratio Shallow Shale Gas Well

X. Wang, Xuejing Zang, Bo Wang
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Abstract SY1H is the first shallow shale horizontal well deployed in Jilin Oilfield, with a depth of 1,150m in Qing1 section of the target layer, a designed horizontal section length of 2,000m, and a water-drag ratio of nearly 2:1, so the well is characterised by the difficulty of pressurising with a large digit-drag ratio, the high friction between the drilling and the lower casing, and the shale wall being easy to be destabilised and collapsed. There are no horizontal wells in the neighbouring wells with a section of green as the destination layer, and there is a lack of reference materials, and the stability of the shallow shale is not clear. In order to ensure that the well can be reached and drilled for a long time, a technical route was formulated with the objectives of effectively reducing drilling resistance, increasing drilling pressure, and rapid drilling and completion within the collapse cycle, and technical measures such as equipping with a top drive and a high-grade drilling rig to increase the drilling pressure, oil-based drilling fluids and rotary guiding to reduce drilling resistance and the ability to deal with complex situations, and floating casing process to ensure that casing can be smoothly lowered in place, etc., so as to achieve safe and rapid construction of SY1H and achieve a horizontal section of 2,000m. construction and achieve the geological target of 2000m horizontal section.

Journal of Physics Conference SeriesVol. 2834(1)
Second Hospital of Liaohe Oilfield (CN), China National Petroleum Corporation (China) (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Drilling and Well Engineering
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