The Language of Onshore and Offshore...

The Language of Onshore and Offshore Operations

ENERGY SYMPOSIUM 2011

Drilling Rig Types—Terms and Definitions

What It Takes to Drill a Well—Terms and Definitions

Onshore and Offshore Crews

Drilling Site Procedures


Mobile Factories

Rigs That Work on Land

Light to Heavy-Duty Types

Rotary Drilling Rig Types: http://www.utexas.edu/ce/petex/digital/elearning/rotary-rigs

Derricks and Masts

Drilling Rig Types Terms and Definitions

http://www.utexas.edu/ce/petex/digital/elearning/rotary-rigs




Rigs That Work on Land Light to Heavy-Duty Types

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Rigs That Work on Land Derricks and Masts

Mobile Factories

Rigs That Work on Land

Light to Heavy-Duty Types

Derricks and Masts

Hoisting System http://www.utexas.edu/ce/petex/digital/elearning/hoisting-system

http://www.utexas.edu/ce/petex/digital/elearning/hoisting-system




Rigs That Work on Land Derricks and Masts

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Mobile Factories

Rigs That Work on Water

Rotary Rig Types

Bottom-Supported and Submersible MODUs

Floating Units


Rotary Rig Types


Mobile Factories


Rotary Rig Types


Rotary Drilling Rig Types http://www.utexas.edu/ce/petex/digital/elearning/rotary-rigs

Floating Units






Mobile Factories


Rotary Rig Types


Floating Units


Courtesy Transocean


Hoisting System Components

The Rotating System Components

The Power System Components

Interactive Rig http://www.utexas.edu/ce/petex/digital/elearning/interactive-rig

http://www.utexas.edu/ce/petex/digital/elearning/interactive-rig





Interactive Rig Hoisting System Components


Interactive Rig Rotating Equipment


Interactive Rig Power System


Circulating System Overview

Circulating System http://www.utexas.edu/ce/petex/digital/elearning/circulating-system

Drilling Fluids—Overview and Primary Functions

http://www.utexas.edu/ce/petex/digital/elearning/circulating-system





Drilling Fluids—Overview and Primary Functions

Circulating System http://www.utexas.edu/ce/petex/digital/elearning/circulating-system





Drilling Fluids Overview and Primary Functions


Introduction

BOP Components and Equipment


What is a BOP? Equipment used to control

pressure and flow

Hydraulically or manually operated Most are now hydraulic actuated.

Seal around a tubular Pipe Rams

VBR

Casing rams

Seal an open wellbore Blind rams or often called CSO


Why is there a BOP system in place?

Well control

Circulate kicks

Control flow

Blowouts

Safety

Personnel on the rig

People around the rig

Environment


Introduction


Blowout Prevention System http://www.utexas.edu/ce/petex/digital/elearning/blowout-prevention-system

http://www.utexas.edu/ce/petex/digital/elearning/blowout-prevention-system






Alternative Crew Function Titles

Crew Function Alternative Job

Title Alternative Job Title

Alternative Job

Title Alternative Job Title Alternative Job Title

Drilling

Superintendent

OIM Platform

Manager

Rig Manager Senior

Toolpusher Toolpusher Drilling Supervisor Rig Superintendent

Assistant Rig Manager Junior

Toolpusher Night Rig Manager Tour Pusher

Asst. Rig

Superintendent

Driller

Assistant Driller

Derrickman Derrick Hand

Assistant Derrickman Lead Floorman Pumpman

Mud Watcher / Shaker

Hand

Floorman Roughneck Floorhand Rotary Helper



Crew Function

Alternative Job

Title

Alternative Job

Title

Alternative Job

Title

Alternative

Job Title

Alternative Job

Title

Crane Operator

Assistant Crane

Operator Trainee Crane Operator

Lead Roustabout Roustabout Pusher

Roustabout

Green Roustabout

Painter Maintenance Roustabout

Maintenance

Supervisor

Chief Mechanic Day Mechanic Supervisory Mechanic Senior Mechanic

Assistant Mechanic Mechanic Night Mechanic Trainee Mechanic

Motorman

Chief Electrician Day Electrician Supervisory Electrician Senior Electrician



Crew Function Alternative Job

Title

Alternative Job

Title

Alternative

Job Title

Alternative Job

Title

Alternative

Job Title

Assistant Electrician Electrician Night Electrician Trainee

Electrician

Technical Manager Chief Engineer

Technical Assistant First Engineer Second Engineer Rig Engineer Assistant Rig Engineer

Control Room Operator Watchstander

Barge Engineer Stability Manager Barge Marine Supervisor

Engine Room Operator

Welder

Medic

Sub Sea Engineer Sub Sea Supervisor

Assistant Sub Sea

Engineer

Trainee Sub Sea

Engineer



Crew Function Alternative

Job Title

Alternative Job

Title

Alternative Job

Title

Alternative Job

Title

Alternative Job

Title

Electronics Technician

Materials Man Materials

Coordinator Logistics Storeman Warehouseman

Trainee Materials Man Night

Materials Man

Assistant Materials

Man Assistant Logistics

Ram Rig Technician

Radio Operator

Safety Training

Specialist

(STS)

HSE&T Officer HSE Advisor Offshore Safety

Advisor

Trainee Safety Training

Specialist (STS)

Assistant

Safety Training

Catering Manager Camp Boss

Cook

Catering Assistant Assistant Cook Night Cook Steward Stewardess


Well Design/Well Planning

Spudding In

Casing/Cementing

Tripping Out


Preliminary Prognosis Well name

Surface location, bottomhole location, and well locator map

Geologic objectives (both lithologic and geometric controls)

Geologic cross section and structure maps

True vertical depth and estimated formation tops

Logging and coring program

Drill stem tests

Mud logging, cuttings, and fluid sampling intervals

Estimated well productivity and produced fluid type

Artificial lift

Other special operations (horizontal, multi-lateral, etc.)


Discussion of Objectives

Permits, Maps, and Plats

Pore and Fracture Gradients

Drilling Time and Cost Curves

Drilling Mechanics

Hydraulics Program

Drilling Mud and Solids Control Program


Drilling Program

Directional Program

Casing Program

Cement Program

Safety Drill pipe design

Blowout preventers and closing unit

Tripping and connections


Bit Program

Surface Equipment—Specifications and Calibration

Special Instructions

Formation Evaluation

Wireline logging

Mud logging and drilling data


Drilling Engineer is the Key Person

Geologist

Reservoir Engineer

Completion Engineer

Production Engineer

Rig Supervisors

Geophysicist

Service and Supplier Representatives


Logs

Bit Records

Mud Records

Offset Production and Pressures

Drilling Records

Log Cross Sections

Seismic Velocity Plots


Companies Mud

Bit

Directional

Logging

Cementing

Stimulation

Rental, etc.

Outside Technical Consultants


The well plan should be done so that you are always taking action and dictating to the well.

Do not let the well dictate to you what your next action will be.


In every well plan previous experience in the area is essential.

Listening to the well will help plan the next well better.

Marketing

Target Reservoir Goal Definition and Strategy

Geologic Characterization Legal

Acreage or Lease Constraints

Preliminary Economics

Regulations

Detailed Reservoir Analysis or Simulation

Production Strategy (Including EOR)

Stimulation/Workovers Completion Strategy

Detailed Well Design (Location to Drill to Complete)

Drill—Complete—Test

Post Well Review

Reservoir Characterization and Screening

Corporate Strategy

Artificial Lift Specifications—Target,

Length, etc.

Final Economics

Directional Strategy



Spudding In

Coming Soon! Routine Drilling Operations

Casing/Cementing

Tripping Out


Spudding In



Spudding In

Casing/Cementing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2ms95HX0l4&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL

Tripping Out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2ms95HX0l4&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL


Casing and Cementing

Courtesy of Faculty Innovation Center, The University of Texas at Austin



Spudding In

Casing/Cementing

Tripping Out

Coming Soon! Routine Drilling Operations


Tripping Out

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The University of Texas Petroleum Extension Service (PETEX)

http://www.utexas.edu/ce/petex/

http://www.utexas.edu/ce/petex



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