Modified bourgoyne and young model using loss severity multiple regression by inclusion of cuttings transport ratio for drilling rate prediction / Arina Sauki

Drilling in carbonate rock is quite challenging due to the presence of a naturally fractured zone and a vug porosity system, both of which can cause lost circulation. These losses could make hole cleaning more problematic. The lack of a hole cleaning parameter in the Bourgoyne and Young (B&Y) mo...

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Main Author:	Sauki, Arina
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	2022
Subjects:	TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
Online Access:	https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/59512/1/59512.pdf
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spelling	my-uitm-ir.595122023-05-26T03:14:33Z Modified bourgoyne and young model using loss severity multiple regression by inclusion of cuttings transport ratio for drilling rate prediction / Arina Sauki 2022 Sauki, Arina TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Drilling in carbonate rock is quite challenging due to the presence of a naturally fractured zone and a vug porosity system, both of which can cause lost circulation. These losses could make hole cleaning more problematic. The lack of a hole cleaning parameter in the Bourgoyne and Young (B&Y) model for drilling rate prediction, as well as multicollinearity in the regression process, causes the model to be inaccurate, especially when applied to carbonate rock drilling. Therefore, the study aims to improve ROP prediction accuracy in loss zones of carbonate formation by modifying the B&Y model based on loss severity levels by including cutting transport ratio (RT) parameter and eliminating multicollinearity parameters. The RT parameter was proposed from a relationship between equivalent circulating density (ECD) and drilled solid concentrations at different formations through experimental analysis and field data. The experimental analysis was conducted by taking the drilled solid samples from four formations, namely Radhuma, Tayarat, Hartha and Sadi in North Kuwait onshore field. The rheological behaviour of the drilled solids-laden mud was conducted according to API Recommended Practice 13B. As a result of the laboratory tests and actual field data, new empirical equations between drilled solid concentration and equivalent circulating density were proposed. ECD from laboratory works matched with the ECD field at an R2 value of 0.93, proving the data’s reliability. For model development, 80 drilling datasets from the North Kuwait field were used, and another 38 datasets were used for model verification. The modified model can improve the model accuracy about 29-31% and accurately predicted the ROP with a mean absolute error (MAE) of 3.21%, 4.08% and 3.50% for seepage loss, partial loss and severe loss, respectively and outperformed all the existing four ROP models. The modified model's application to other field location data resulted in model improvement about 37% using Kinabalu East-1 field data and substantial R2 value of 0.996 using Khangiran Iranian gas field data. Finally, the modified model can be used as a tool for drilling optimization and can reduce drilling costs and time by around 7% and 19%, respectively. 2022 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/59512/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/59512/1/59512.pdf text en public phd doctoral Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) College of Engineering Khamaruddin, Putri Nadzrul Faizura
institution	Universiti Teknologi MARA
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language	English
advisor	Khamaruddin, Putri Nadzrul Faizura
topic	TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
spellingShingle	TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Sauki, Arina Modified bourgoyne and young model using loss severity multiple regression by inclusion of cuttings transport ratio for drilling rate prediction / Arina Sauki
description	Drilling in carbonate rock is quite challenging due to the presence of a naturally fractured zone and a vug porosity system, both of which can cause lost circulation. These losses could make hole cleaning more problematic. The lack of a hole cleaning parameter in the Bourgoyne and Young (B&Y) model for drilling rate prediction, as well as multicollinearity in the regression process, causes the model to be inaccurate, especially when applied to carbonate rock drilling. Therefore, the study aims to improve ROP prediction accuracy in loss zones of carbonate formation by modifying the B&Y model based on loss severity levels by including cutting transport ratio (RT) parameter and eliminating multicollinearity parameters. The RT parameter was proposed from a relationship between equivalent circulating density (ECD) and drilled solid concentrations at different formations through experimental analysis and field data. The experimental analysis was conducted by taking the drilled solid samples from four formations, namely Radhuma, Tayarat, Hartha and Sadi in North Kuwait onshore field. The rheological behaviour of the drilled solids-laden mud was conducted according to API Recommended Practice 13B. As a result of the laboratory tests and actual field data, new empirical equations between drilled solid concentration and equivalent circulating density were proposed. ECD from laboratory works matched with the ECD field at an R2 value of 0.93, proving the data’s reliability. For model development, 80 drilling datasets from the North Kuwait field were used, and another 38 datasets were used for model verification. The modified model can improve the model accuracy about 29-31% and accurately predicted the ROP with a mean absolute error (MAE) of 3.21%, 4.08% and 3.50% for seepage loss, partial loss and severe loss, respectively and outperformed all the existing four ROP models. The modified model's application to other field location data resulted in model improvement about 37% using Kinabalu East-1 field data and substantial R2 value of 0.996 using Khangiran Iranian gas field data. Finally, the modified model can be used as a tool for drilling optimization and can reduce drilling costs and time by around 7% and 19%, respectively.
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author	Sauki, Arina
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title	Modified bourgoyne and young model using loss severity multiple regression by inclusion of cuttings transport ratio for drilling rate prediction / Arina Sauki
title_short	Modified bourgoyne and young model using loss severity multiple regression by inclusion of cuttings transport ratio for drilling rate prediction / Arina Sauki
title_full	Modified bourgoyne and young model using loss severity multiple regression by inclusion of cuttings transport ratio for drilling rate prediction / Arina Sauki
title_fullStr	Modified bourgoyne and young model using loss severity multiple regression by inclusion of cuttings transport ratio for drilling rate prediction / Arina Sauki
title_full_unstemmed	Modified bourgoyne and young model using loss severity multiple regression by inclusion of cuttings transport ratio for drilling rate prediction / Arina Sauki
title_sort	modified bourgoyne and young model using loss severity multiple regression by inclusion of cuttings transport ratio for drilling rate prediction / arina sauki
granting_institution	Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)
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Modified bourgoyne and young model using loss severity multiple regression by inclusion of cuttings transport ratio for drilling rate prediction / Arina Sauki

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