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Improve well construction performance in complex big bore wells
Iraq
Effective mitigation of drilling challenges and performance optimization is vital to success in the competitive lump sum turnkey (LSTK) market. Halliburton deployed LOGIX™ automation and remote operations to integrate real-time engineering optimization solutions, surface and subsurface analytics, and key performance indicators (KPIs) with Nabors SmartROS® rig operating system. This reduced well construction time by seven days.
Drilling complex big-bore wells in Iraq is a challenge due to vibration and stick/slip issues from interbedded formations and lost circulation. These difficulties complicate the implementation of optimal drilling parameters and connection procedures. This can lead to increased operational costs, extended project times, and potential safety risks.
Halliburton deployed LOGIX automation and remote operations to deliver integrated automation of surface and subsurface operations with real-time drilling performance analytics.
The solution orchestrates real-time engineering models and analytics with the Nabors SmartROS® rig operating system. This integration provides a closed-loop system to mitigate drilling dysfunctions and maximize the rate of penetration with reliability and consistency.
LOGIX™ drilling analytics were used to benchmark performance ahead of drilling and then monitor operations in real-time to improve performance and safety. This can reduce nonproductive time (NPT) and invisible lost time (ILT) and allow the operator to address drilling issues before they occur.
Days in reduced drilling time
Days saved from reduced completion time
Days total in reduced well construction time
LOGIX automation and remote operations helped reduce well construction time by seven days. The solution reduced drilling time by 3.5 days with the automation of optimized drilling setpoints, enhanced tubular running speeds, mitigation of vibration and stick/slip, and automation of connection procedures. An additional 3.5 days were saved from reduced time to complete the well.
Increase the consistency and performance of well construction operations by integrating subsurface automation, digital twins, and remote operations.