Abstract:
In an underbalanced drilling system and method, a change is induced in flowing bottom hole pressure in a wellbore. Data of the surface flow rate of effluent is then measured in response to the induced change. This measured data is obtained using a multi-phase flow meter before a separator of the underbalanced drilling system. Algorithms in computer software analyze the flowing bottomhole pressure and the measured surface flow rate data and determine both permeability and formation pressure for a portion of the wellbore in real-time during the underbalanced drilling operation. Ultimately, portion of the wellbore is characterized with the determined permeability and formation pressure.
Abstract:
In an underbalanced drilling system and method, a change is induced in flowing bottom hole pressure in a wellbore. Data of the surface flow rate of effluent is then measured in response to the induced change. This measured data is obtained using a multi-phase flow meter before a separator of the underbalanced drilling system. Algorithms in computer software analyze the flowing bottomhole pressure and the measured surface flow rate data and determine both permeability and formation pressure for a portion of the wellbore in realtime during the underbalanced drilling operation. Ultimately, portion of the wellbore is characterized with the determined permeability and formation pressure.
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10,234. Stewart, G. May 1. Fire-bridges; air, supplying. - In a steamboiler furnace, heated air is supplied to the flue at the back of the bridge through a perforated refractory chamber D. One end of the chamber is supported on the bridge, which is recessed to receive it, and an opening d in it registers with an air passage g in the bridge. The chamber is semicircular in. shape and its upper surface is perforated with radial holes which may be tapered.
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22,159. Harley, E. M., and Stewart, G. Nov. 6. Top-notches; runners. - The top - notch and runner of an umbrella, sunshade, or umbrella tent are made so that any rib may be independently removed. In the form shown in Figs. 4 and 5, a sleeve E, fitting over a sleeve D, has perforated flaps pressed out radially, similar flaps D' being pressed out from the sleeve D through the orifices in the sleeve E, forming pairs of lugs. The T-end or cross-pin of a rib F is placed between each pair, and secured by squeezing the pair together. Any rib is released by springing apart a pair of lugs, The Provisional Specification states that the sleeves may have a slight relative rotary movement, to release the ribs, a screw normally preventing such movement. In an alternative form shown in Fig. 6, lugs on a sleeve Care circumferentially slotted at H and radially slotted at J, forming sets of four points K which are closed in on the cross-pins, as shown. The Provisional Specification states that the lugs may be merely divided radially, to form pairs, which are treated as in the first form described.