Techlog For Operations
Techlog For Operations
800
950
Surface weight Hookload Shock risk
on bit
Equivalent circulating density (lbm/gal)
1000
Continuous inclination
1050
1100
Continuous azimuth
The Real Time module displays live data updates while drilling.
Techlog for Operations
The safe mud-weight window can be computed in Techlog software
using several methodologies for pore pressure, including Amoco Gulf
of Mexico correlation, Gardner equation, and Miller equation, as well
as constant K0, Eaton, and Matthews and Kelly methods for fracture
gradient. The cut-offs and parameters required for these calculations
can be interactively selected in the pore pressure and fracture gradient
workflows. Furthermore, multiwell capabilities and visualization of
geomechanical outputs (e.g., horizontal stress and rock properties)
allow rapid correlation of the results in the zones of interest,
enhancing your ability to identify areas of operational risk.
Pore pressure calculation from sonic data using the Eaton method.
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