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Stuck Pipe and Fishing Operations
This Stuck Pipe and Fishing Operations training will cover a practical review of the causes of stuck pipe and the techniques that can be employed to avoid such problems. Participants will learn about investigation techniques covering the operation, selection, and use of fishing tools, including decision making methods.
The training has been designed to educate the participants with the main focus of how to prevent fishing jobs, however, if it does occur, what operations and techniques are available to recover the fish or how to sidetrack the well for well bore recovery.
This training will be to teach participants how to do preventative actions and good practices to avoid Stuck Pipe incidents, familiar with warning signs that could lead to Stuck Pipe, know the first actions for freeing pipe, understand the parameters which affects Hole Cleaning, learn how to listen to the well.
At the same time, this training could be the opportunity to exchange experience with colleagues regarding Stuck Pipe, learn recommended practices for various types of wells, Fishing & Jaring Operation, and it will lead to minimize the occurrence/frequency and cost impact of Stuck Pipe incidents
Course Info
Schedule
Day 1
Introduction to Stuck Pipe Environment
- Introduction to Stuck Pipe
- Stuck pipe statistic
- Geomechanics Well bore Instability and
On the first day, participants will learn about the stuck pipe problems and their huge impact on the economic and feasibility of drilling projects. The day will move forward with a detailed discussion on Wellbore Instability as one of the major factors cause of stuck pipe incidents.
Mechanisms for Stuck Pipe
- Solids Induce Pack Off Sticking
- Differential Pressure Sticking
- Geometry Sticking Wellbore Mechanical and
Participants will learn about the three basic mechanisms causing stuck pipe incidents and analyze in detail conditions for the occurrence of each one, the warning signs and their prevention. Theory will be combined with practical exercises on identification of Stuck Pipe conditions, and group discussion of selected case histories of real stuck pipe events.
Day 2
Stuck Pipe Prevention and Identification
- Hole Cleaning
- Torque and Drag
- Drilling Parameters and warning signs
- First Action
- Recommended Practices
Day three will focus on the prevention and correct identification of the stuck pipe mechanism, and implementation of the first actions to get the drill string free. At the end of the day, the seminar will bring a detailed discussion of the recommended practices for stuck pipe prevention. Again, theory will be combined with relate exercises and group discussion of real case histories of stuck pipe incidents.
Stuck Pipe Prevention Techniques and Tools
- Well Engineering and Offset Well Analysis
- Free Point and Back Off
- Fishing and Jar Operations
On day four, participants will learn to identification of relevant offset wells and review from well engineering point of view. Continue with Stuck Pipe Recovery through the implementation of fishing procedures, starting with analysis of string separation options and following with the discussion of fishing economics and decision making tools. Participants will also learn about the selection, installation, and operation of the Drilling Jar to help in the liberation of stuck pipe. All topics will be illustrated and reinforced through the execution of class exercises and group discussion of real case histories.
Day 3
Plug Back and Side Tracking
- Setting Cement Plugs for Side Tracking
- Side Tracking Operational Procedures
Participants will learn how to design and set cement plugs for wellbore deviation for sidetrack. Specific topics will be covered such as; tools, procedures for sidetracking in cased and open hole and group exercises from real case scenarios.
Stuck Pipe and Fishing Operations Training is set for the intended audience for this course includes Drilling Supervisors, Drilling Engineers, Directional Drillers, Petroleum Engineers, Completion Engineers, Drillers, and Specialist Service Company Engineers.
A woman which is both skilled and experienced in Gas, Petroleum, Oilfield, Tubing, and Well Testing, She is an Senior Drilling Engineer and experienced in covers many oil & gas clients such as Caltex, Qatar Gas, OXY, Ras Gas, Talisman, Total, Encana and Maersk. During Her study at Texas A&M University she was also active in conducting experiment and publishing some papers for the Petroleum Department.
Mr. Agung Pratama
An established Well Construction Engineer with Floater Operations, 3D ERD wells, HPHT & MPD experience outside of normal conventional land operations. Total of 40 wells planned and 29 wells drilled. Petroleum Engineer background with MBA Degree and 15 years of Oil & Gas Industry experience within Service and Operator Company.