Sizing a Casing String: Step by Step Approach

[@morganwatkins5162]

Dude, you just saved me from looking like a complete moron on my senior design project. Atleast I can have some rhyme and reason to my numbers. I should have paid more attention in my drilling engineering class. Smh. Great simplified video.

[@viniciusmatos6023]

Thanks for such valuable knowledge shared

[@rejoanulislam52]

what is the exact equation of Rule of thumb. its seems wrong in your slide.
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[@axg275]

great job! Thanks for the video!

[@topdogengineer8440]

You bet!

[@eng.waddahlieth2197]

can you explain the design loads scenario for each section, and explain the thermal effect on casing in HPHT wells!

[@NiceBoyOrio]

Thanks mate, really helped.

[@pranavsai5804]

thank you so much

[@jonathanmichaelkaimul4987]

can you share the link to the e book

[@OpsEngineer-mp8iv]

Thanks Top D!

[@ethanbayaca5551]

how do you calculate the tension load?

[@abdalqadr1]

❤❤❤❤thanks

[@sarabasti3029]

Can you tell me please how we calculate the casing weight on fluid

[@topdogengineer8440]

Its the weight of the casing minus the buoyant force

[@sarabasti3029]

I wanna know how to calculate the buoyancy forces Fa= pressure* cross section area

[@topdogengineer8440]

@@sarabasti3029 Sara, your on the right path. Draw an FBD and do a force balance that includes the weight of the casing string, and two external forces. The pressure on the top cross sectional area of the casing produces a downward force. The pressure on the bottom cross sectional area produces an upward force. You can also apply archimides principle which is a lot simpler and you get the exact same result on how your trying to do it. Hope it helps!

[@sarabasti3029]

@@topdogengineer8440 if you can give me your email and I will send you the exercise please

[@ghazco98]

Hi 😌
I want to ask you some questions
I'm gas and oil engineering