Fatigue predictability - Top Drive/Drawwork/Hoses
24 April 2018 Talking about onshore drilling in US, we know that a well can be up to 25K feet deep. Considering all section, casing running and the drilling activity itself, how many times the top drive goes up and down (cycling) in a single well? How are we predicting the failure of equipment and small components in order to minimize the NPT?0 Answer(s)
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Manoel Tavares
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