Well Control | Causes of Kicks

This video discusses the Causes of Kicks
A kick is the term used to describe intrusion of formation fluid into the wellbore during drilling operation. This arises due to the formation pressure being greater than the hydrostatic pressure imposed by the mud column.
This can happen in a normal or abnormally pressured formations.
A kick may be primarily composed of salt water, oil, natural gas or a combination of the fluids.
The well control examination always contains a set of questions on Well Kicks.
We have covered these questions at the end of this video..
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[@henryone5352]

Very Important for Drilling Professionals

[@qussaihantoush3955]

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[@whathasxgottodowithit3919.]

You may have got your sums wrong :-( 0.052 X 12.2 ppg X 350ft = 222 psi (Rounded down)

[@PetroProficient]

That is correct. Thankyou for pointing out. We cannot change in the video as it is already published. But will ensure that in future, we will check thoroughly.. before publishing the content..