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    Modeling the Energy Saving Regimes of Curvilinear Bore Hole Drivage

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    2015
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    Gulyayev, V. I.
    Gaidaichuk, V. V.
    Andrusenko, E. N.
    Shlyun, N. V.
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    Abstract
    This paper deals with simulating the energysaving regimes of drilling deep curvilinear boreholes with prescribed geometrical imperfections of their axial lines. On the basis of the theory of curvilinear flexible elastic rods, the 3D “stiffstringâ€‌ drag and torque model of the drill string (DS) bending is elaborated. With its use, it is shown that the contact and friction forces generated by interaction of the DS with the borehole surface can be regulated through the combination of its axial and rotary movements. The advanced is applicable for monitoring the ascending–descending operations, drilling, and well completion.
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