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Rate of penetration is how fast the bit makes hole. This recommends the weight and rotation speed that make it fastest without wrecking the bit.
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Fifteen capabilities that sit on the WITSML stream and the rig’s control network. They cover the three things that decide a well’s cost: how fast the bit makes hole, how much non-productive time the crew absorbs, and whether the wellbore stays where the plan put it.
Rate of penetration is how fast the bit makes hole. This recommends the weight and rotation speed that make it fastest without wrecking the bit.
A kick is formation fluid entering the wellbore. Left unchecked it becomes a blowout. This watches eleven sensor streams and warns the crew minutes earlier than pit-volume alarms do.
Mud that disappears into the formation is telling you something about how easily fluid moves through the rock. This reads that signal instead of discarding it.
Predicts the mud weight window that keeps the hole open — not too light and it caves, not too heavy and it fractures.
Warns that the string is becoming hard to move, typically twenty to sixty minutes before it stops moving at all.
Compares what the string should weigh and how hard the pumps should work against what is actually measured, and flags the gap.
Recommends the mud formulation for the next section based on what worked in comparable sections, and what it cost.
Predicts whether the cement behind the casing will isolate properly, from the job data, before the evaluation log is run.
Keeps the horizontal well inside the target layer by continuously re-matching the measured logs to the geological model.
Estimates how much drilling the bit has left, so the trip happens on purpose rather than after a failure.
Drafts the casing, mud and BHA programme for a new well from the field’s own drilling history, for an engineer to review.
Watches the mud pumps, top drive and drawworks for the vibration and temperature patterns that precede a breakdown.
Reads every daily drilling report the operator has ever filed and answers, in seconds, what went wrong at this depth in this field before.
Checks the planned and actual well path against every other well on the pad, with the survey uncertainty included.
Helps hold bottom-hole pressure inside a narrow window by predicting what the choke needs to do before the transient arrives.