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604 Drilling and Well Completions<br />

Analysis of the cycle of operation shows that for any one hole the sum of<br />

operations 1 and 2 is equal to one round trip; the sum of operations 5 is equal<br />

to one-half a round trip; and the sum of operations 3, 4, and 6 may, and in<br />

this case does, equal another one-half round trip, thereby making the work of<br />

drilling the hole equivalent to two round trips to bottom, and the relationship<br />

can be expressed as<br />

Tc 2(T, - T,) (4-29)<br />

where Tc = ton-mile coring<br />

T, = ton-miles for one round trip at depth D, (depth where coring started<br />

after going in hole, in feet)<br />

T, = ton-miles for one round trip at depth D, (depth where coring<br />

stopped before coming out of hole, in feet)<br />

Setting Casing Operations. The calculation of the ton-miles for the operation<br />

of setting casing should be determined as in round-trip operations as for drill<br />

pipe, but with the effective weight of the casing being used, and with the result<br />

being multiplied by one-half, since setting casing is a one-way (one-half roundtrip)<br />

operation. Ton-miles for setting casing can be determined from<br />

T, = D(L, + DXW, 1 +<br />

10,560,000<br />

(4-30)<br />

Since no excess weight for drill collars need be considered, Equation 430 becomes<br />

D(L, + D)(W, ) +<br />

DM<br />

T, = (4-31)<br />

10,560,000 2,640,000 (i)<br />

where TI = ton-miles setting casing<br />

L,, = length of joint of casing in ft<br />

Wcm = effective weight per foot of casing in lb/ft<br />

The effective weight per foot of casing Wm may be estimated from data given<br />

on Figure 4-78 for drill pipe (using the approximate Ib/ft), or calculated as<br />

Wcm = Wca (1 - 0.015B) (4-32)<br />

where Wc. is weight per foot of casing in air in Ib/ft<br />

B is weight of drilling fluid from Figure 4-79 or Figure 4-80 in lb/gal<br />

Short Trip Operations. The ton-miles of work performed in short trip operations,<br />

as for drilling and coring operations, is also expressed in terms of round<br />

trips. Analysis shows that the ton-miles of work done in making a short trip is<br />

equal to the difference in round trip ton-miles for the two depths in question.<br />

This can be expressed as<br />

T, = T, - T5<br />

where TsT = ton-miles for short trip<br />

T, = ton-miles for one round trip at depth D, (shallower depth)<br />

T, = ton-miles for one round trip at depth D, (deeper depth)<br />

(4-33)

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