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Save to read list Published by Nicholas Woodroof , Editor Oilfield Technology, Friday, 07 August 2020 11:00
Built on Halliburton’s successful in-bit vibration sensing platform, Cerebro Force utilises downhole data to reduce or eliminate surface measurement uncertainty and inefficiencies caused by bit design, bottomhole assembly and drilling parameter selection. Through the Design at the Customer Interface (DatCI) process, Halliburton’s local network of drill bit experts, collaborate with operators to customise bits for basin-specific applications, and will use data from Cerebro Force to inform new designs and optimise parameters for efficient and precise drilling.
“Achieving drilling performance requires efficiently converting energy into rock cutting. Cerebro Force in-bit sensors provide direct measurements to help operators optimise their rate of penetration to reduce well construction costs,” said David Loveless, vice president of Drill Bits and Services. “We are excited to add the only in-bit sensor that accurately measures strain and pressure to our portfolio of products.”
The technology is available on fixed cutter drill bits and is compatible with conventional motor and rotary steerable drive systems.
An operator in West Texas recently deployed Cerebro Force to improve directional control while drilling the curve portion of its wells. Cerebro Force data identified several issues that limited performance, and Halliburton developed a mitigation plan that optimised drilling practices and BHA design. This reduced the time to drill the curve section by 38%.
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/product-news/07082020/halliburton-releases-drill-bit-sensor/
The company has been working with integrity class ROVs for many years, and recently conducted trials in Sweden with the ROV manufacturers to establish if more power can be delivered to the ROVs to improve their performance.
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