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Drilling Engineering I: Dr. Mengjiao Yu

This document provides information about the PE 3043 Drilling Engineering I course. It will be taught by Dr. Mengjiao Yu on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30-4:45PM in Keplinger Hall M4. The course objectives are to develop an understanding of drilling engineering concepts and tools through topics like rotary drilling systems, drilling fluids, hydraulics, and well control. Students will complete a term project due by the last class.

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Drilling Engineering I: Dr. Mengjiao Yu

This document provides information about the PE 3043 Drilling Engineering I course. It will be taught by Dr. Mengjiao Yu on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30-4:45PM in Keplinger Hall M4. The course objectives are to develop an understanding of drilling engineering concepts and tools through topics like rotary drilling systems, drilling fluids, hydraulics, and well control. Students will complete a term project due by the last class.

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PE 3043 Drilling Engineering I

Dr. Mengjiao Yu

Drilling Engineering I

Class Schedule
T TH 3:30-4:45PM Keplinger Hall M4

Course Prerequisites:
3003(Fluid Mechanics), 3023(Mechanics of Materials) Math 3073 (Differential Equations)

Course Website
Shared folder

Textbook
Applied Drilling Engineering
by Adam T. Bourgoyne Jr., Martin E. Chenevert, Keith K. Millheim and F.S. Young Jr., Society of Petroleum Engineers, Richardson, TX, 1991. ISBN: 1-55563-001-4

Term Project

Term Project will be assigned before the first mid-term exam. Final Project Report due:
Last class day 5:00pm

Presentation

Catalog Description

Rotary drilling systems Drilling fluids Drilling fluid hydraulics Drill bit hydraulics Cuttings transport Overview of well drilling planning Well control mechanics

Course Objectives

To develop an understanding and a working knowledge in drilling engineering To use fundamental engineering science principals for well drilling design To develop analytical tools based on the engineering concepts for drilling operations

Topics

Rotary Drilling Systems Drilling Fluids Drilling Hydraulics Drill Bit Hydraulics Cuttings Lifting

Topics contd

Well Control Directional Drilling Cements & Cementing* New Techs

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