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WWW.SPE.ORG/EVENTS/DC
17–19 March 2015
ExCeL London
United Kingdom
www.spe.org/events/dc
PLATINUM PRODUCER PARTNERS
THE
PREMIER
DRILLING EVENT
Conference and
Exhibition Programme
SPE/IADC DRILLING CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION
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CHAIR’S LETTER
On behalf of the programme and advisory committee, I would
like to welcome you to the SPE/IADC Drilling Conference and
Exhibition in London.
The conference sessions cover a variety of subjects including
HSE, Deepwater, Subsea, and New Technologies. With only a
single plenary session, the programme is optimised around the
presentations.
The conference also provides an excellent opportunity to meet new colleagues or to catch up
with former ones. In particular, the plenary session is designed to capture your views on our
industry, its challenges in a low oil-price and rapidly changing world, and how these should
be best addressed. I encourage you to actively participate in the open sessions and make
your voice heard.
The context of the conference is a growing world population with increasing demands
for energy, whilst a large portion of this energy still comes from hydrocarbons. The future
hydrocarbon energy sources will be even more difficult to explore and develop, while at the
same time, the general public is raising expectations toward our industry with respect to
social and environmental responsibility. Other industries have faced similar challenges before
and provide some great learning opportunities for us. I expect the programme to address
these challenges.
Jan Brakel
Conference Chair
Shell
TABLE OF CONTENTS
General Information.................................................8–9
Schedule of Events...............................................10–12
Mobile App Information.............................................13
Convention Centre Floorplan............................14–15
Special Events.........................................................16–18
Training Courses.......................................................... 19
Technical Programme....................................... 20–43
Exhibitor List.................................................................44
Exhibitor Floorplan.................................................... 45
Exhibitor Profiles................................................. 46–67
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BP is advancing
capabilities to enhance
safety and reliability.
BP is one of the world’s largest oil and gas companies, and our global
wells organization is focused on helping to safely deliver the energy
the world needs. This highly collaborative team, with deep technical
expertise, is committed to making sure our operations in basins
around the world are safe, compliant and reliable.
See how BP is advancing technology to enhance the safety and
reliability of its operations at bp.com/technology
© 2015 BP America Inc. All rights reserved.
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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
Confirmed as of 18 February 2015
Platinum Producer Partner and
Young Professionals’ Programme Lunch Sponsor
Platinum Producer Partner
Gold Corporate Partners
Gold Producer Partner
Silver Corporate Partners
Silver Producer Partner
Banners and
Exhibition Entrance
Brand Sponsors
Lanyards
Delegate Bags
Coffee Breaks – Day 2
Patrons of SPE
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SPE PRESIDENT
D. NATHAN MEEHAN
2016 SPE PRESIDENT
Baker Hughes
ED JACOB
2015 IADC CHAIRMAN
Independence Contract Drilling
D. Nathan Meehan, 2016
Society of Petroleum
Engineers (SPE) president,
is senior executive adviser
at Baker Hughes, advising
executive management on
reservoir and geoscience
issues. Previously, he was
president of CMG Petroleum
Consulting, vice president of engineering for
Occidental Oil & Gas, and general manager for
exploration and production at Union Pacific
Resources.
Ed Jacob currently serves
as director, president and
chief operating officer of
Independence Contract
Drilling, Inc. Jacob joined
ICD in February 2013 and
was promoted to his current
position in May 2014. ICD
recently completed an initial
public offering on the New York Stock Exchange
in August of 2014.
Meehan earned a BSc in physics from the Georgia
Institute of Technology, an MSc in petroleum
engineering from the University of Oklahoma, and
a PhD in petroleum engineering from Stanford
University. He previously served as chairman
of the CMG Reservoir Simulation Foundation,
and as director for Computer Modelling Group,
Vanyoganeft Oil Company, Pinnacle Technologies,
SPE Board of Directors, and JOA Oil & Gas BV.
He served on advisory boards of the University
of Texas and the University of Houston, and he
currently serves on the EME industry relations
board at Pennsylvania State, the Interstate
Oil and Gas Compact Commission, and the
advisory board of World Oil. He is the recipient
of the Lester C. Uren Award for Distinguished
Achievement in Petroleum Engineering, the
Degolyer Distinguished Service Medal, and
served as SPE Distinguished Lecturer. He is a
licensed professional engineer in four states and
has published scores of papers.
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IADC CHAIRMAN
Prior to joining ICD, Jacob was president and
chief executive officer of Keen Energy Services
LLC. Jacob served in that position from
30 March 2009 until its sale to Latshaw Drilling
in October 2012.
Prior to joining Keen Energy Services, Jacob was
senior vice president of operations for Grey Wolf
Inc. Jacob was responsible for the safe operation
of 124 drilling rigs and over 3000 employees
Jacob left Grey Wolf when it was acquired by
Precision Drilling Company in December 2008.
Prior to Grey Wolf, Jacob was executive vice
president of Bayard Drilling Technologies, Inc.
Jacob attended Southeastern Louisiana
University and Nichols State University and is a
2007 graduate of the Harvard Business School’s
Advanced Management Program. Jacob is
a member of the International Association
of Drilling Contractors, a former member of
the Association of Drilling Engineers and the
American Petroleum Institute. He is a director
of the IADC and is serving his second term on
the IADC’s Executive Committee. Jacob is a
recipient of the IADC’s Distinguished Service
Award and has previously served on the API
Executive Committee for Drilling and Producing
Operations.
ABOUT SPE AND IADC
The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a
not-for-profit professional association whose
members are engaged in energy resources
development and production. SPE serves
more than 143,000 members in 137 countries
worldwide. SPE is a key resource for technical
knowledge related to the oil and gas exploration
and production industry and provides services
through its publications, events, training courses,
and online resources at www.spe.org.
Income from this event will be invested back
into SPE to support many other society
programmes. When you attend an SPE event,
you help provide even more opportunities for
industry professionals to enhance their technical
and professional competence. Scholarships,
certification, the Distinguished Lecturer
programme, and SPE’s energy education
programme, Energy4me, are just a few examples
of programmes that are supported by SPE.
IADC is dedicated to enhancing the interests of
oil-and-gas and geothermal drilling contractors
worldwide.
IADC’s contract-drilling members own most
of the world’s land and offshore drilling units
and drill the vast majority of the wells that
produce the planet’s oil and gas. IADC’s
membership also includes oil-and-gas producers,
and manufacturers and suppliers of oilfield
equipment and services. Founded in 1940, IADC’s
mission is to improve industry health, safety,
and environmental practices; advance drilling
and completion technology; and champion
responsible standards, practices, legislation,
and regulations that provide for safe, efficient,
and environmentally sound drilling operations
worldwide. IADC holds Accredited Observer
status at the International Maritime Organization
and the International Seabed Authority,
specialised agencies of the United Nations. The
Association is a leader in developing standards
for industry training, notably its Well Control
Accreditation Program (WellCAP)® and rigfloor orientation programme, RIG PASS®. IADC
is headquartered in Houston and has offices in
Washington D.C., The Netherlands, Thailand, and
the United Arab Emirates, as well as chapters in
the UK, Brazil, Australasia, South Central Asia,
Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and across the
United States. For more information, visit the
IADC websites www.iadc.org and
www.drillingcontractor.org.
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ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Jan Brakel, Chair
Shell
Hege Kverneland
NOV
Deepak Munganahalli
Transocean
Greg Conran
Schlumberger
Alistair MacDonald
BG Group
Mike Payne
BP
Gregers Kudsk
Maersk Drilling
Shane Marchand
Helmerich & Payne IDC
PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
Jan Brakel, Chair
Shell
Howard Garig
ExxonMobil
Isabel Poletzky
Halliburton
Karen Bashford
ConocoPhillips
Tom Gee
Weatherford
Wajid Rasheed
Smart Wellbore Systems
John Bisset
The Energy Centre
Robert Gordon University
Martyn Greensmith
Gyrodata
Thomas Redlinger
TH Hill Associates
Shaun Hancock
BG Group
Rolv Rommetveit
eDrilling Solutions
Mohammed Al-Hattab
Saudi Aramco
Jon Ruszka
Baker Hughes
John Karish
Ensco
Robello Samuel
Halliburton
Frans Klever
Shell
Otto Santos
Petrobras
C.T. Lau
Varel International
Sharath Savari
Halliburton
Robin Macmillan
NOV
Dan Scott
Baker Hughes
Eric Maidla
Slider
Hermann F. Spoerker
Saudi Aramco
Roy Marker
Statoil
John Thorogood
Drilling Global Consultant LLP
Jim McNicol
Archer
Han Tiebout
Gusto MSC
Graham Mensa-Wilmot
Chevron
Gerlof Visser
Oranje-Nassau Energie
Geoff Monsen
KCA Deutag
Sabine Zeilinger
ExxonMobil
Marcel Boucher
NOV
Willem Brandt
Transocean
Thomas Burke
Rowan Companies
Curtis Cheatham
Weatherford
John Clegg
APS Technology
Iain Cooper
Schlumberger
John de Wardt
DE WARDT AND COMPANY
Markus Doschek
OMV
Blaine Dow
Schlumberger
Julian Farthing
BP
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Registration Opening Times
Onsite registration will be available inside hall S10.
Registration will be open at the following times:
Monday, 16 March........................................ 1400–1900
Tuesday, 17 March........0930–1000 and 1130–1200
and 1600–1630
Wednesday, 18 March.... 1030–1100 and 1545–1615
Sponsored by:
Tuesday, 17 March.....................................0700–0800
Wednesday, 18 March..............................0700–0800
Thursday, 19 March.......................................1030–1100
Thursday, 19 March...................................0700–0800
On Thursday afternoon, coffee will be served
outside the session rooms as the exhibition halls
will be closed.
Please be prepared to show photo ID to collect
your badge, and students will need to show a
current student card.
Name Badges
All attendees are required to wear their name
badge and badge holder at all times. Use of a
badge by a person not named on the badge is
grounds for confiscation.
A knowledge sharing ePoster is a short PowerPoint
presentation shared with attendees via a computer
and a flat screen. ePoster sessions will take place
in the Capital Lounge during coffee and lunch
breaks on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
If you lose your conference badge, please return
to registration to obtain a replacement.
Digital Proceedings
No one under the age of 15 is permitted in the
exhibition hall during official show hours.
Exhibition Opening Times
The exhibition is located in Hall S10 and is open to
registrants at the following times:
Tuesday, 17 March ..................................... 0830–1900
Wednesday, 18 March ...............................0830–1630
Thursday, 19 March ....................................0830–1430
Lunches
Networking luncheons are included in select
registration categories. Lunch will be served in the
Exhibition Hall at the following times:
Tuesday, 17 March .........................................1315–1430
Wednesday, 18 March ................................. 1300–1415
Thursday, 19 March ......................................1230–1330
Exhibitors are encouraged to take a lunch break
at 1215 hours on Tuesday and Wednesday and
at 1330 hours on Thursday to be available to
attendees when the sessions break.
Coffee Breaks
Coffee breaks will take place in the Exhibition Hall
at the following times:
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ePoster Sessions
Registered attendees (except students and
exhibitors) are entitled to access the papers from
the SPE/IADC Drilling conference. Your unique 12
digit access code and detailed instructions will be
provided in a download card.
Digital proceedings will be delivered through
the OnePetro website. From the first day of the
conference you will be able to visit www.onepetro.org
and enter your access token to download the
proceedings. Registration and log-in to OnePetro
will be required to redeem your token, which can
only be used for a single OnePetro account. After
redeeming your token, you will have continued
access to all technical papers for this conference in
OnePetro on any compatible device when logged
on to your account.
Proceedings provide you with a valuable reference
tool after the conference.
Proceedings distribution is located at the SPE and
IADC stands. Conference proceedings are also
available to purchase from the OnePetro website.
Visit the SPE Booth (1218)
•Join SPE or renew your membership.
•Pick up a complimentary copy of the Journal of Petroleum Technology and view digital issues of SPE Drilling & Completion Journal.
•Find out more information of upcoming SPE conferences, workshops, and forums.
GENERAL INFORMATION
•Get a copy of the new SPE training courses catalogue.
Visit the IADC Booth (1222)
Founded in 1940, IADC’s mission is to improve
industry health, safety and environmental
practices; advance drilling and completion
technology; and champion responsible standards,
practices, legislation, and regulations that provide
for safe, efficient, and environmentally sound
drilling operations worldwide.
Authors’ Room
Authors must check in at the authors’ room
located in Room 13 of the Capital Suite before
reporting to their session rooms. Meet with your
session chairs 30 minutes before the start of the
session in your assigned room. We appreciate
your assistance in meeting these deadlines to
ensure successful sessions.
Press Room
The Press Room is located in Room 3 of the
Capital Lounge.
Internet Access
Internet access is complimentary throughout
the conference centre; this will be for general
browsing only.
To access the free Wi-Fi service, connect to excel
free fast wireless network. If your device cannot
see “excel free fast”, connect to “excel free” (as
written, case sensitive). You will be prompted to
register your details.
Your device will be automatically connected to
complimentary Wi-Fi.
Sustainability
The organisers are committed to keeping the
environmental impact of our exhibitions to a
minimum. We aim to make progress in the field
of sustainability through reducing energy usage,
promoting eco-friendly mobility, reducing water
consumption, and limiting waste—core values
which also drive our members.
Mobile App
Attendees are invited to download the Drilling
2015 Mobile Application. See page 13 for details
on how to download the app.
Mobile/Cell Phone Policy
As a courtesy to the speakers and your fellow
attendees, please turn off all mobile phones
during meetings and sessions.
Guests with Disabilities
We take pride in ensuring that our meetings
and events are accessible to all attendees with
special needs. All buildings in the ExCeL London
are equipped with elevators. Should you require
special arrangements, please contact our staff at
Registration or Headquarters.
Photography Policy
All SPE/IADC sessions are protected by
international copyright laws. Photography and
video/audio recording of any kind are strictly
prohibited in the sessions and throughout the
exhibition area.
Alcohol Policy
We recognise legitimate serving of alcoholic
beverages in the process of conducting business
and social activities. We also recognise the use
and consumption of alcohol carries with it the
requirement for all attendees to consume those
beverages responsibly, in keeping with our
professional code of ethics and conduct. We
strongly oppose the abuse and misuse of alcohol.
SPE/IADC must also adhere to the policy of the
conference venue regarding the consumption of
alcohol; any individual under the age of 25 will be
unable to consume alcohol on the premises.
Smoking Policy
Smoking is prohibited in all areas of the ExCeL
exhibition centre except in designated smoking areas.
Safety
One key component to the success of SPE/IADC
Drilling Conference is the safety of our attendees
and presenters. Due to the popularity of some
session topics, overcrowding can occur in a session
or meeting room. Should this happen, we must
comply with policies regarding room capacity
and limit admittance to a room that is at capacity.
Please make plans to arrive early for sessions that
you have a strong interest in attending. In the
event of an emergency, convention centre staff will
provide attendees with any necessary information
and instructions.
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
(As of 18 February 2015 | Subject to Change)
Monday | 16 March
0700–0800
Training Course Registration
Hall S10
0800–1700
Training Course: Borehole Surveying Awareness
Capital Lounge, Room
1&2
1200–1300
Drilling Systems Automation Symposium Registration
Capital Suite Foyer
1300–1700
DSATS
Capital Suite, Room 2
1400–1900
Conference Registration
Hall S10
1400–1900
Authors Check-In
1700–1900
DSATS Cocktail Reception
Capital Suite Foyer
Tuesday | 17 March
10
0700–0800
Hall S10
0700–1730
Authors Check-In
0800–1130
Technical Session 1: Well Operation Planning and Human
Factors
Technical Session 2: Managed Pressure Drilling—Meeting
the Needs of the Future
Technical Session 3: Bit Technology and Application Case
Studies
0830–1900
Exhibition
Hall S10
0900–1700
PetroBowl
London Suite, Room 2
0930–1000
Coffee Break
Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions
Hall S10
Capital Suite Foyer
1130–1200
Coffee Break
Hall S10
Capital Suite Foyer
1200–1315
Opening Session: Welcome Address and Award
Presentation
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Tuesday | 17 March Continued
1215–1300
Exhibitor Luncheon
Hall S10
1315–1430
Delegate Luncheon
Hall S10
1430–1800
Technical Session 4: Drilling Optimisation
Technical Session 5: Drilling Fluids
Technical Session 6: Wellbore Placement
1600–1630
Coffee Break
Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session
Hall S10
Capital Suite
1800–1900
Welcome Reception
Hall S10
Wednesday | 18 March
0700–0800
Hall S10
0700–1730
Authors Check-In
0800–1030
Technical Session 7: New Developments in Completions
Engineering
Technical Session 8: Case Studies
Technical Session 9: Directional Drilling
0830–1600
Exhibition
Hall S10
1030–1100
Coffee Break (Sponsored by Gyrodata)
Hall S10
Capital Suite
1100–1300
Plenary Session: Successfully Delivering Wells in a
Changing World
1215–1300
Exhibitor Luncheon
Hall S10
1300–1415
Delegate Luncheon
Hall S10
1300–1745
Young Professionals’ Programme
1415–1745
Technical Session 10: Drilling Automation
Technical Session 11: Wellbore Strengthening and Well
Control
Technical Session 12: Downhole Tools
Coffee Break (Sponsored by Gyrodata)
Hall S10
1545–1615
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Thursday | 19 March
12
0700–0800
Hall S10
0700–1530
Authors Check-In
0800–1230
Technical Session 13: Special Operations Reviews
Technical Session 14: Deepwater
Technical Session 15: Tubulars
0830–1430
Exhibition
Hall S10
1030–1100
Coffee Break
Hall S10
1030–1100
Capital Suite
1230–1330
Delegate Luncheon
Hall S10
1330–1630
Technical Session 16: Drilling Dynamics
Technical Session 17: Drilling Optimisation II
Technical Session 18: Cementing and Zonal Isolation
1330–1415
Exhibitor Luncheon
Hall S10
1445–1515
Coffee Break
Capital Suite Foyer
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Visit the App Store or Google Play on your device, and search for “Drilling
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point your mobile browser to http://m.core-apps.com/drilling15 or scan the code.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Monday, 16 March | 1300–1700
Tuesday, 17 March | 1200–1315
DSATS Symposium
Welcome Address
Moderator: Paul Francis, M-I SWACO, DSATS
Programme Chairman Europe
SPE Drilling Engineering Award 2015
The SPE Drilling Systems Automation Technical
Section (DSATS) and the IADC Advanced Rig
Technology (ART) Committee will hold an exciting
half-day symposium on advances in drilling systems
automation. The programme includes three
speakers supplying valuable insight into technology
and methods from automation fields outside the
drilling industry:
· The ACROSS Project (Advanced Cockpit for Reduction Of Stress and Workload) Luca Save of DeepBlue
· Aviation Automation - Ian Scott, Head of Aircraft Services, Shell
•Autonomous Logistics - Jon McMillen of Lockheed Martin
In the second half of the programme, a distinguished
panel will describe advances within the industry, as
well as the next steps in realising drilling systems
automation, especially with respect to automation
of well control, well barriers, and well integrity:
· Automated Well Control - Brian Tarr of Shell
· Cameron Cognition, Smart BOP Technology
- Mel Whitby of Cameron
The symposium will briefly review activities and
progress of the SPE DSATS, IADC ART and DSARoadmap Initiative, and election of the 2015
committee and board of DSATS.
A sponsored reception will follow the symposium
(1700–1900)
You must register to attend (limited capacity).
Sponsored by:
The SPE Drilling Engineering award was established
in 1984 and recognises outstanding achievement
or contributions to the advancement of petroleum
engineering in the area of drilling engineering
technology. Candidates are nominated by their
professional colleagues and selected by committees
appointed by the SPE board of directors. The SPE
Drilling Engineering Award winner is recognised at
the annual SPE/IADC Drilling Conference and the
SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition
(ATCE).
2015 Award Recipient
Neal J. Adams
A 40-year industry veteran who
has worked in 33 countries, Neal
Adams has been a leader and
innovator in the field of drilling
operations, well control, training,
and research and development. Adams has been
an active member of the Society of Petroleum
Engineers for more than 38 years.
Adams will be given his award during a special
ceremony that will take place during the opening
ceremony presentation.
Welcome Reception
Join us in the exhibition hall from 1800 to 1900
hours on Tuesday for the welcome reception.
Wednesday, 18 March | 1100–1300
Plenary Session: Successfully Delivering
Wells in a Changing World
The energy world is in for dramatic changes. Even
before the drop in oil prices, operators had started
to voice their concern with regard to what they
had experienced as an escalating cost of oilfield
development.
A major part of that cost increase is obviously
coming from the technological challenges that are
associated with trying to get to those not-so-easyto-reach hydrocarbons. These challenges are real
and possibly not any easier to solve due to the
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dramatic market changes caused by the drop in the
oil prices.
This challenge may require stakeholders to look
at the way they are doing business and how
they should adapt and optimise their efforts in a
competitive yet co-operative manner. This may well
include breaking some barriers in the way we do
things today.
The session will be held without the formal
presentations that have been used in previous
sessions. Instead, the panellists will address their
points of view in a dialogue with the moderator and
amongst themselves in the first half of the session.
The last part of the session will open up for questions
from the floor in a form that aims at becoming a
dynamic and interactive exchange of opinions.
Moderator: Eithne Treanor
Eithne Treanor is a professional
conference moderator and facilitator, an
expert media and communications
trainer, as well as a seasoned energy
industry commentator.
Treanor acts as OPEC’s official on-air conference
and webcast moderator. She has moderated at a
large number of other conferences including the
International Energy Forum, ADIPEC, World Energy
Forum, the Africa Global Business Forum, and the
World Future Energy Summit.
Gary Jones is currently the Head of
Global Wells Organisation at BP. He
has worked for BP since 1981 and has
held many leadership positions in
drilling, operations, and projects. His
notable roles include General Manager
Rumaila/VP Operations BP Iraq, Project Director/
Performance Unit Leader–Verkhnechonskoye
(Russia), and Performance Unit Leader for several
UK assets. In his early years with BP, Jones held
various engineering and technical posts in drilling
and wells, working in deepwater operations in the
Gulf of Mexico, drilling and completions in the North
Sea, as well as multiple drilling operations in China,
Holland, and Africa.
Arne Lyngholm graduated from
The University in Trondheim, the
Norwegian Institute of Technology
(NTH). In his 17 years with Statoil, he
has spent a great deal of time offshore
on fixed platforms, diving vessels,
jack-ups, and semi-submersible mobile drilling units.
In his current role as Chief Engineer of Drilling
Technology in TPD D&W, he acts as Head of
Technical Ladder in Statoil globally and owner
of all technical requirements. Prior to this, he
served as Vice President and Manager of Business
Development in TPD RDI (Research, Development,
and Innovation).
Steve Kaufmann is president of
Drilling & Measurements (Drilling
Group) at Schlumberger, a position he
assumed in March 2012. Prior to his
current role, he held various global
management positions including
president of Geoservices from March 2011 to March
2012, and vice president for deepwater operations.
Earlier in his career, Kaufmann held various
operations management and engineering positions
in Canada, France, and Malaysia. He began his
career with Schlumberger in 1985 in Drilling &
Measurements operations in Trinidad.
Kaufmann holds a bachelor of science degree in
geological engineering from Queens University,
Canada.
Ivan Tan was appointed Vice President
Wells HSE for Shell International
Exploration & Production as of 1 April
2014. He began his career in Shell in
2001 as a well site operations engineer
in Malaysia. This was followed by a
well planning role in The Netherlands in 2003 and
a well operations role in New Zealand in 2005
working on the Pohokura onshore and offshore gas
development project. Tan moved to China in 2007
as Well Delivery Team Leader for Changbei Gas
Development, and returned to Malaysia in 2010 as
C&P Manager Projects. In 2012, he was GM Wells
Operations Malaysia.
Jack Winton joined KCA Deutag in
1993. Since then he has held various
operations and well engineering
positions and senior regional
leadership roles in the UK North Sea,
Caspian Sea, the Far East, and Africa.
In his current role, he leads the operations division,
which stewards the group’s operational and
technical integrity through a number of functions
including group HSSE, group equipment and
maintenance, supply chain management, project
assurance, business excellence, and the operations
function which provides leadership, support, and
oversight around operational integrity, operational
performance, and DART training services for the
KCA Deutag Group.
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STUDENTS’ AND YOUNG PROFESSIONALS’ ACTIVITIES
London Suite, Room 2
•Session on career soft skills from Gary Jones, Head of Global Wells Organisation at BP
2015 PetroBowl Europe Regional
Qualifier
The day will close with an announcement of
poster session winners and a social networking
event.
The PetroBowl Regional Qualifier for the Europe
Super Region includes Chapter teams from the
south, central, and east Europe, North Sea, and
Russia and Caspian SPE regions. Teams will
battle it out in fast-paced rounds, answering
both technical and non-technical industry
related questions. The top two teams from the
regional qualifier earn a seeded position in the
championship contest and sponsorship for their
travel and accommodation costs to ATCE in
Houston.
Young Professionals Luncheon
BP is sponsoring this luncheon, from 1300 to 1415
hours on Wednesday, 18 March. Attendees will
have the chance to discuss industry and career
topics with experienced professionals in a relaxed
setting.
Sponsored by:
Wednesday, 18 March | 1300–1745
Young Professionals Programme
This year’s conference will host a dedicated
half-day programme incorporating the young
professionals luncheon. Attendees can experience
the full conference plenary and technical sessions
in the morning, and then engage in an afternoon
of young professionals events including:
•Young Professionals luncheon
•Poster sessions where the brightest young
professionals and students present their
innovative solutions and insights to modern-day challenges
•Presentations on chartership from Claire Maycock, Business Development Manager at IMechE
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Keynote Speaker:
Catherine MacGregor,
President of Europe and
Africa, Schlumberger
Catherine MacGregor started her
career as a rig engineer, and over
the past 20 years, has worked in
various operational management and technical
development roles. With her strong drilling
background and corporate personnel experience,
MacGregor is considered one of Schlumberger’s
highest profile executives.
TRAINING COURSES
Monday, 16 March | 0800-1700
Borehole Surveying Awareness
Instructor(s): Angus L. Jamieson
This course focuses on the methods and tools of borehole surveying, their use and quality, and their
impact on well placement, production, and collision risk. Directional drilling challenges are increasing as
we aim for more distant targets, thinner reservoirs, and the need to optimise production at a minimum
cost. This course helps you understand the issues affecting wellbore placement, the risks to HSE, and
the costs of getting it wrong.
This training course will be held in Room 1 and 2 of the Capital Lounge.
© 2015 National Oilwell Varco | All Rights Reserved
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TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
Tuesday | 17 March | 0800–1130
01 Well Operation Planning and Human Factors | Capital Suite, Room 14
This session presents two elements, both vitally important for safety and good management. First,
robust well operations planning is essential as new projects are becoming more complex and costly.
Presentations on this topic include audit principles applied to well engineering efficiency, an update
on probabilistic well time estimates, and well cost estimation and control. Secondly, human behaviour
and interactions are increasingly recognised as central to teamwork and decision-making. The human
factors session includes the HAZOP process to identify issues in the drilling process, human factors in
drilling, and a review of the inflow process and the role it played in the Macondo incident.
Session Chair(s): John Bisset, The Energy Centre, Robert Gordon University; John de Wardt,
DE WARDT AND COMPANY
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TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
0800
173149
Assuring the Effectiveness of Well Engineering Operations Through a
Company-Wide Internal Audit Process
A. Colt, OMV Exploration & Production GmbH; J.L. Thorogood, Drilling Global
Consultant LLP; S.A. Wirth, OMV Exploration & Production GmbH
0830
173028
Probabilistic Well Time Estimation Revisited: Five Years On
A.J. Adams, K. Grundy, C. Kelly, Nexen Petroleum UK Limited
0900
173148
Well Cost Estimation and Control - Advanced Methodologies for Effective
Well Cost Management
J.P. de Wardt, DE WARDT & COMPANY INC; S.K. Peterson, Risked Decisions
1000
173117
Experiences, Challenges, and Common Recommendations from Performing
HAZOP Studies to Identify Potential Hazards Associated to Surface Gas and
Mud Handling Systems During Drilling Operations
C. Rubiano, P. Sullivan, F. Gil, J. Tench, BP
1030
173104
Getting to Grips with Human Factors in Drilling Operations
J.L. Thorogood, Drilling Global Consultant LLP; K. Lauche, Radboud University;
M. Crichton, People Factor Consultants Ltd; I. Pollard, Fairfield Energy Ltd; L.B.
Hviid, Maersk Drilling; B. Verweijen, Radboud University Netherlands
1100
173123
The Macondo Inflow Test Decision: Implications for Well Control and Nontechnical Skills Training
J.L. Thorogood, Drilling Global Consultant LLP
TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
02 Managed Pressure Drilling—Meeting the Needs of the Future | Capital Suite, Room 11
The industry is facing increasingly challenging drilling environments. Meeting these challenges will
require advances in technology that are now only under investigation today. This session will include the
effect of sea wave heave when maintaining a constant bottomhole pressure (BHP) in MPD; the impact
of continuous flow systems (CFS) in the adoption of MPD; the development of an MPD well-control
matrix, the model basis and use of a dynamic dual gradient model for training; new developments in
MPD automated systems; and finally, a case study illustrating the use of MPD with oil-based mud (OBM)
in a difficult scenario such as a highly fractured carbonate below a sensitive laminated shale. These
breakthrough technologies are enabling the industry to overcome many of the hazards we currently face.
Session Chair(s): Tom Gee, Weatherford; Isabel Poletzky, Halliburton
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
0800
173005
Elastic Pipe Control and Compensation for Managed Pressure Drilling Under
Sea Wave Heave Conditions
R. Samuel, R. Lovorn, Halliburton
0830
173155
CFS v. MPD- Revolutionary Technology To Outshine Industry Leader?
J. Cunningham, A. Ozegovic, B. Grayson, J.R. Cunningham, C. Salvo-Shook,
Weatherford
0900
173145
A Dynamic Dual Gradient Model and Its Use for Training Prior to DGD
Operations in Norway and GoM
M. Svendsen, eDrilling Solutions; K. Bjorkevoll, SINTEF Petroleum Research;
R. Rommetveit, eDrilling Solutions; M. Aghito, J. Froyen, SINTEF Petroleum
Research; S.I. Odegard, eDrilling Solutions; D. Molde, Statoil
1000
173126
Breakthrough Advance in MPD Automation: A New System Manages
Narrower Drilling Window with Reduced Equipment and Crew
Y. Couturier, J. Hansen, F. Prent, P.A. Thow, Schlumberger
1030
173094
Developing a MPD Operation Matrix - Case History
L. Hollman, I.U. Haq, C. Christensen, T. da Silva, Blade Energy Partners;
M. Ben Fayed, N. Thorn, W. Geldof, BG Egypt
1100
173021
Case Study: Using Managed Pressure Drilling and Oil Based Mud to
Efficiently Drill an Extremely Thick and Highly Fractured Carbonate
Sequence Under an Extremely Thick and Highly Sensitive Laminated Shale
H.E. McGowen, Navidad Energy Partners, LLC
ALTERNATES
173080
Implementation of Managed Pressure Casing Drilling and Managed Pressure
Cementing Techniques in Unconventional Reservoirs
J.A. Balanza, L. Justiniano, I.C. Poletzky, Halliburton
173043
First Ever North Sea Deployment of Tandem DIV System Eliminates
Snubbing- A Case Study
G. Mueller, Weatherford
173107
New Automated MPD System Provides a Step Change in Performance with a
Streamline Equipment Footprint
Y. Couturier, B. Dow, J. Hardt, T. Leonard, B. Milligan, P.A. Thow, Schlumberger
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TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
03 Bit Technology and Application Case Studies | Capital Suite, Room 2
This session will highlight new technologies in a diverse spectrum of bit types from a wide range of
companies. One paper presents a case study of an enhanced mill-and-drill bit that protects the cutters
during the milling operation. Another paper provides a case study of a 16-inch impregnated bit run on a
turbo drill deeper in the Santos Basin offshore Brazil, while another covers a case study of applying the
rotating PDC cutter in Australia. A fourth paper discusses the latest developments on the hybrid rolling
cone and PDC, and a step-out application offshore Ireland. The last paper in the session highlights an
innovative new bearing design for the rolling elements in tricone and hybrid bits. The related ePoster
session covers innovations in edge geometry, bit coatings to reduce balling, and improved hydraulics
design for horizontal bits in shale plays.
Session Chair(s): Dan Scott, Baker Hughes; C.T. Lau, Varel International
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
0800
173031
Extending Bit Life Through Bearing Innovations
J. Schroder, A. AlDarwaish, J.W. Richards, M. Di Pasquale, M. Mohamed, Baker
Hughes; J. Yorty, Timken
0830
173029
Innovative Hybrid Bit Delivers Breakthrough in a Deepwater Exploration
Well on the West Coast of Ireland
C. Holub, ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Ireland (Offshore) Ltd
(EMEPIOL); B.C. Chiniwala, J. Montgomery, R.J. Buske, Baker Hughes Inc.
0900
173144
Conical Diamond Element Bit Sets New Performance Benchmarks Drilling
Extremely Hard Carbonate/Chert Formations, Perm Region Russia
V. German, Lukoil; M. Pak, M.G. Azar, Smith Bits, a Schlumberger Company
1000
173038
Hydraulic Design of Shale Drill Bit Using an Integrated Numerical and
Experimental Approach
A.A. Moslemi, R. Rahmani, R.B. Graham, B.S. Ivie, NOV Wellbore Technologies
1030
173125
Pioneer Turbodrilling With 16½” Impregnated Bit in Deep Pre-Salt Well in
Santos Basin
R. Pantoja, G. Britto, J. Buzzá, A.M. Vieira, F. Laroca, Petrobras; G.
Appelshaeuser, Halliburton
1100
173086
PDC Shearing Cap Technology Protects Cutters When Drilling Out Casing
Bits for Increased ROP and Bit Life in the Next Hole Section
W.W. King, Varel International; C. Leon, CT&B; M. Reese, T. Rumbos, K.W.
Schader, Varel International; J. Torres Cano, Ecopetrol S.A.; H. Chevre, Perenco
ALTERNATES
22
173157
Innovative Dual-Chamfer Edge Technology Leads to Performance wGains in
PDC Bits
K. Izbinski, S. Patel, A. VanDeven, Baker Hugahes Incorporated
173113
Durable Bit Coating Reduces Shale Balling in Field Tests and Contributes to
Longer Runs
S.R. Radford, S.G. Patel, K.C. Dee, Baker Hughes
TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
04 Drilling Optimisation I Capital Suite, Room 11
The session covers developments in applying and integrating real-time data in novel processes and
workflows for drilling optimisation.
Session Chair(s): Wajid Rasheed, Smart Reamer Drilling Systems; Robello Samuel, Halliburton
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1430
173061
Well Advisor - Integrating Real Time Data With Predictive Tools, Processes
and Expertise to Enable More Informed Operational Decisions
R.R. Israel, C.J. Mason, N. Whiteley, K.A. Gibson, BP; D. Dobson, The Morphix
Company; P.K. Andresen, Kongsberg Oil & Gas
1500
173115
An Holistic Approach to Improving Drilling Performance in Realtime:
Integrating Measured, Analysed, Modelled and Reported Drilling Data
R.J. Kucs, OMV; G. Thonhauser, TDE; M. Regan, Kongsberg; J.W. Hanson, IDS;
J. Haugen, Sekal; O. Gundersen, Verdande
1530
173027
Drilling Performance: Efficient Integration of the Entire Drilling System
J.A. Greenwood, Halliburton
1630
173112
The Drilling Optimization Benefits of Direct Drillstring Surface
Measurements-Case Studies from Field Operations
R.B. Wylie, I.M. Soukup, H.J. Mata, S. Cuff, National Oilwell Varco; A. Ho, The
University of Texas at Austin
1700
173050
Application of Wired Drillpipe Technology Used to Increase Drilling
Efficiency on North Sea Project
A.D. Craig, R. Teelken, NOV IntelliServ; S. Stene, P. Hayden, Conoco Phillips,
Norway
1730
173008
Defining Design and Optimization Method: Dynamic Simulation Model
Produces Integrated BHA Solutions for Efficient Wellbore Delivery
W. Chen, Y. Shen, R.J. Harmer, S.A. Rawlins, Y. Dong, R. Chen, Schlumberger
ALTERNATES
173091
Look Ahead Team MXS: Transforming Knowledge in Successful Operations
E.J. Rodriguez, A. Jimenez, J.B. Angel Alvarez, H.D. Bedino, S. Scagliarini, N.
Salinas, F.J. Valdiviezo Rojas, P. Mendoza, Schlumberger
173110
Analysis of the Impact of Wellbore Tortuosity on Well Construction Using
Scaled Tortuosity Index and High-Resolution Continuous Surveys
R. Lowdon, S. Brands, G. Alexander, Schlumberger
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TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
05 Drilling Fluids | Capital Suite, Room 2
This session addresses important issues related to drilling-fluid hydraulics/rheology and innovative
formulations. The first three papers offer new information to determine the effects of pipe rotation on
annular pressure loss, characterise downhole fluid rheology, and define guidelines for “flat-rheology”
drilling fluids. Presentations in the second half of the session will discuss alternate weight materials,
osmotic processes that improve drilling rates, and using nanoparticles to mitigate sag. Supplementary
ePosters cover HPHT fluids, pressure transmission, and reusing of drilled cuttings.
Session Chair(s): Julian Farthing, BP; Sharath Savari, Halliburton
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1430
173054
Advances in the Calculation of Circulating Pressure Drop With and Without
Drillpipe Rotation
T. Hemphill, Halliburton
1500
173085
Automated Drilling Fluid Rheology Characterization with Downhole
Pressure Sensor Data
A. Karimi Vajargah, E. van Oort, The University of Texas At Austin
1530
173059
Defining Fragile - The Challenge of Engineering Drilling Fluids for Narrow
ECD Windows
D.A. Knox, R. Bulgachev, I. Cameron, BP
1630
173056
Alternate Weighting Material for High Pressured Jurassic Wells in Kuwait Case Histories of Successful K-Formate Mn3O4 Drilling Fluids
S.M. Jumah Al-Foudari, M.S. Al-Muhailan, A. Rajagopalan, F. Al-Qadhi, KOC
1700
173138
ROP Enhancement in Shales Through Osmotic Processes
E. van Oort, M. Ahmad, The University of Texas at Austin; R. Spencer, Baker
Hughes; N.A. Legacy, DMK Drilling Fluids Ltd.
1730
173004
Using Nanoparticles to Formulate Sag-Resistant Invert Emulsion Drilling
Fluids
V.B. Wagle, A. Al-Yami, Z. AlAbdullatif, Saudi Aramco
ALTERNATES
24
173017
Clay-Free High Performance Water-Based Drilling Fluid for Extreme High
Temperature Wells
K. Galindo, W. Zha, H. Zhou, J.P. Deville, Halliburton
173128
Pressure Transmission in Gelled Drilling Fluids
G.M. Oliveira, A.T. Franco, C.R. Negrão, Federal University of Technology
– Paraná (UTFPR); R.B. Vadinal, B.S. Lomba, T.U. Fonseca, A.L. Martins,
Petrobras
173033
Using Drill Cuttings Waste as Resource for Spud Mud
F. Taghiyev, H. Hodne, University of Stavanger; A. Saasen, Det norske
oljeselskap ASA and University of Stavanger
173075
Novel High Density Brine-Based Drill-In Fluids Significantly Increased
Temperature Limit for HP/HT Applications
H. Zhou, J.P. Deville, C. Davis, Halliburton
TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
06 Wellbore Placement | Capital Suite, Room 14
Controlled directional drilling is a key capability that makes affordable energy possible, which has
enhanced health, well-being, and the general quality of life for people around the globe. Critical to
successful directional drilling is the discipline of “wellbore placement.” Technologies and techniques
that enhance wellbore positioning accuracy have progressed enormously over many decades and
continue to evolve at a rapid pace. Please join us for an exciting session where we will hear about
some of the latest wellbore placement capabilities, technologies, and techniques that improve safety,
enhance production, deliver greater efficiency, and reduce environmental impact.
Session Chair(s): Eric Maidla, Slider; Jon Ruszka, Baker Hughes
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1430
173036
Overcoming Complex Geosteering Challenges in the Cardium Reservoir of
the Foothills of Canada to Increase Production Using an Instrumented Mud
Motor with Near Bit Azimuthal Gamma Ray and Inclination
A. Suh, Scientific Drilling International; J. Bradley, G. Feltham, Ikkuma
Resources Corp
1500
173098
Assessment of the Validity of MWD Survey Accuracy Following Multistation
Analysis
C. Hanak, Intuitive Machines; H.F. Wilson, M. Gjertsen, Baker Hughes Inc
1530
173135
High Speed, Continuous Single Well Magnetic Ranging
C. Hanak, Intuitive Machines; R.A. Estes, Baker Hughes
1630
173161
Innovative Fishbone SAGD Well Pair: An Integrated Approach to Efficiently
Unlock the Resource Potential in Canadian Oil Sands Play
M. Ozdemirtas, Total E&P Canada; T. McGinn, J. Mejia, R. McLennan, J. Lopez,
ConocoPhillips Canada
1700
173081
All Attitude Gyro While Drilling Technology Provides Accurate Surveys in
High Angle East/West Directional Wellbores Delivering Reduced Costs and
Increasing the Length of the Producing Zone
K. Beattie, R. Shoup, J. Weston, SPE, Gyrodata Inc.; P. Burke, SPE, Chespeake
Energy Corp
1730
173169
Geo-Stopping Using Deep Directional Resistivity LWD: A New Method for
Well Bore Placement Using Below-the-Bit Resistivity Mapping
E.R. Upchurch, S. Saleem, K. Russell, Chevron Australia; M.G. Viandante,
Schlumberger
ALTERNATES
173150
Modeling Drillstring Magnetic Interference Of Wellbore Surveys Using
Damagnetizing Factors
W.J. Phillips, D.L. Aklestad, Schlumberger
173102
Testing Rotary Drilling and Rotary Steerable Systems to Drill Directional
Wells through Hard, Abrasive Formations in the Tectonically Active
Colombian Foothills
P.A. Silva, I.J. Villamizar, W. Terreros, O.A. Zuleta Neira, Equion Energia
Limited; N. Camelo, Schlumberger; M.D. Pacione, Baker Hughes
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ePOSTER PRESENTATIONS
Tuesday | 17 March
Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session | Station 1
0930
173080
Implementation of Managed Pressure Casing Drilling and Managed Pressure
Cementing Techniques in Unconventional Reservoirs
J.A. Balanza, L. Justiniano, I.C. Poletzky, Halliburton
0945
173043
First Ever North Sea Deployment of Tandem DIV System Eliminates
Snubbing- A Case Study
G. Mueller, Weatherford
1130
173107
New Automated MPD System Provides a Step Change in Performance with a
Streamline Equipment Footprint
Y. Couturier, B. Dow, J. Hardt, T. Leonard, B. Milligan, P.A. Thow, Schlumberger
1145
173163
Achieving Zonal Isolation Using Three-Stage Cementing Systems (An
Australian CSG First)
C. Ingram, TAM International; M.B. Zaman, Santos Ltd.
1415
173110
Analysis of the Impact of Wellbore Tortuosity on Well Construction Using
Scaled Tortuosity Index and High-Resolution Continuous Surveys
R. Lowdon, S. Brands, G. Alexander, Schlumberger
1645
173091
Look Ahead Team MXS: Transforming Knowledge in Successful Operations
E.J. Rodriguez, A. Jimenez, J.B. Angel Alvarez, H.D. Bedino, S. Scagliarini, N.
Salinas, F.J. Valdiviezo Rojas, P. Mendoza, Schlumberger
Tuesday | 17 March
26
0945
173157
Innovative Dual-Chamfer Edge Technology Leads to Performance Gains in
PDC Bits
K. Izbinski, S. Patel, A. VanDeven, Baker Hughes Incorporated
1130
173113
Durable Bit Coating Reduces Shale Balling in Field Tests and Contributes to
Longer Runs
S.R. Radford, S.G. Patel, K.C. Dee, Baker Hughes
1145
173075
Novel High Density Brine-Based Drill-In Fluids Significantly Increased
Temperature Limit for HP/HT Applications
H. Zhou, J.P. Deville, C. Davis, Halliburton
1415
173033
Using Drill Cuttings Waste as Resource for Spud Mud
F. Taghiyev, H. Hodne, University of Stavanger; A. Saasen, Det norske
oljeselskap ASA and University of Stavanger
1600
173017
Clay-Free High Performance Water-Based Drilling Fluid for Extreme High
Temperature Wells
K. Galindo, W. Zha, H. Zhou, J.P. Deville, Halliburton
1645
173128
Pressure Transmission in Gelled Drilling Fluids
G.M. Oliveira, A.T. Franco, C.R. Negrão, Federal University of Technology
– Paraná (UTFPR); R.B. Vadinal, B.S. Lomba, T.U. Fonseca, A.L. Martins,
Petrobras
Tuesday | 17 March
0930
173018
‘Engineering’ Design of Lost Circulation Materials (LCMs) is More than
Adding a Word
S. Savari, S.D. Kulkarni, D.L. Whitfill, D.E. Jamison, Halliburton
0945
173051
An Experimental Study of the Swelling Properties of Unconventional ShaleOil Rock Samples Using both Water-Based and Oil-Based Muds and Effects
of Invasion on Rock Mechanical Properties
H. Emadi, M.Y. Soliman, L. Heinze, R. Moghaddam, Texas Tech University; R.
Samuel, Halliburton
1130
173134
Application of Uncemented Solid Expandable Liner for Combined Openhole
Isolation and Casing Repair
M. Park, P. Teasdale, Enventure International L.L.C; M. Cowling, Maersk Olie og
Gas A/S
1145
173156
Spiraled Boreholes: An Expression of 3D Directional Instability of Drilling
Systems
J. Marck, E. Detournay, Department of Civil, Environmental and Geoengineering, University of Minnesota
1415
173063
Application of Modern Technology to a Multi-position Downhole Drilling
Electronic Circulating Valve and Integral Disconnect Mechanism
G.R. Hunter, Intelligent Drilling Tools Ltd.; A. Ollerenshaw, Cutting & Wear
Resistant Developments Ltd.
1600
173150
Modeling Drillstring Magnetic Interference Of Wellbore Surveys Using
Damagnetizing Factors
W.J. Phillips, D.L. Aklestad, Schlumberger
1645
173102
Testing Rotary Drilling and Rotary Steerable Systems to Drill Directional
Wells through Hard, Abrasive Formations in the Tectonically Active
Colombian Foothills
P.A. Silva, I.J. Villamizar, W. Terreros, O.A. Zuleta Neira, Equion Energia Limited;
N. Camelo, Schlumberger; M.D. Pacione, Baker Hughes
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TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
Wednesday | 18 March | 0800–1030
07 New Developments in Completions Engineering | Capital Suite, Room 2
This session highlights a number of novel and new completions methodologies that delivered improved
production and recovery in field applications.
Session Chair(s): Jim McNicol, Archer; Rolv Rommetveit, eDrilling Solutions
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
0800
173132
Novel Filter Cake Breaker Design and Successful Use for OHGP Carrier Fluid
R. Bulgachev, W. Duran, G. Harpley, G.D. Hurst, R.P. Lee, A.J. Twynam, BP; T.
Thay, Schlumberger; A. Sookoo, M-I SWACO
0830
173147
Novel Mechanistic Modeling of Cased-Hole Fracpack (CHFP) Well
Productivity with Non-Darcy Effects and Fracture-Plane Alignment
R. Angeles, ExxonMobil Development Company; J. Yin, ExxonMobil Upstream
Research Company; M.T. Hecker, A.V. Podust, K.M. Dares, J.A. Burdette,
ExxonMobil Development Company; H. Huang, A. Spuskanyuk, ExxonMobil
Upstream Research Company
0900
173060
Design, Qualification, QAQC and Operational Performance of Completion
Fluid, Reservoir Drill-in Fluid and Breaker - Tamar, Offshore Israel
J.C. Healy, Healy Energy; J. Sanford, Sanford Engineering; T.S. Hopper, K.J.
Dufrene, Noble Energy Inc.; J.N. Fink, BP; C. Balderrama, Noble Energy Inc.;
S.R. Vickers, G. Mackenzie, Baker Hughes Drilling Fluids
0930
173141
Advanced Drilling Engineering Methodology Proves Robust in Preventing
Mechanical Lock-up While Deploying Sand-Control Completions Through
Complex 3D Drains
R.E. Studer, S. Menand, Drillscan; S. Bourgouin, Total SA
1000
173137
Integration of Distributed Temperature Sensing Technology with Open Hole
Gravel Packed Completions - the ACG Field Experience
C.P. John, L.W. Ramnath, R. Khankishiyev, H. Hasanov, J. Stephenson, P.
Keatinge, BP
ALTERNATES
173127
28
Frac Plug Drill Out Benefits From Hybrid Roller Cone Bit Design
K. Rose, K. Nobile, Varel International; V.O. Rodriguez, R. Rose, EOG Resources
TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
08 Case Studies | Capital Suite, Room 11
This session includes case studies on leading-edge technologies such as formation-fluid sampling while
drilling, wellbore tortuosity evaluation, and downhole drilling fluid rheology measurement.
Session Chair(s): Robin Macmillan, NOV; Otto Santos, Petrobras
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
0800
173152
Evaluating Formation Fluid Properties During Sampling-While-Drilling
Operations
K. Indo, J.J. Pop, K. Hsu, S. Ossia, Schlumberger; G. Atzeni, A. Malossi, eni; V.
Agarwal, A. Garcia-Mayans, S.H. Paul, J. Varughese, S.A. Haq, Schlumberger
0830
173108
Bit Trip Optimizer: Just in Time Bit Trip Decision Model
A. Kuesters, J. Wingate, BP
0900
173039
Strain-Gauge Bending-Moment Measurements Used to Identify Wellbore
Tortuosity
C.N. Marland, J.A. Greenwood, Halliburton
0930
173032
Reliable High-speed Mud Pulse Telemetry
W. Emmerich, O. Akimov, I. Ben Brahim, A. Greten, Baker Hughes
1000
173020
Innovative and Modular Equipment Design for Rheology and Compatibility
Measurement of Complex Wellbore Fluids
S. Pks, G. Pangu, B. Gajji, Halliburton
ALTERNATES
173174
From Influx Management to Well Control; Revisiting the MPD Operations
Matrix
W. Bacon, C. Sugden, O.R. Gabaldon, Blade Energy Partners
173009
MPC-Based Feedback Delay Compensation Scheme for Directional Drilling
Attitude Control
M. Bayliss, C. Bogath, Schlumberger; J.F. Whidbourne, Cranfield University UK
173163
Achieving Zonal Isolation Using Three-Stage Cementing Systems (An
Australian CSG First)
C. Ingram, TAM International; M.B. Zaman, Santos Ltd.
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TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
09 Directional Drilling | Capital Suite, Room 14
Directional drilling, in all its forms, is continually evolving as new reservoir challenges and remote
surface locations emerge. In addition, wellbore profiles play a more important role, not only in the
ability to drill further with more complex designs, but also in reducing costs over the life of the well. In
this session, the selection of papers will encompass many aspects of this complex art form.
Session Chair(s): John Clegg, APS Technology; Martyn Greensmith, Gyrodata
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
0800
173097
A Guide to Relief Well Trajectory Design Using Multidisciplinary
Collaborative Well Planning Technology
R.B. Goobie, W.T. Allen, B.M. Lasley, K. Corser, BP; J.L. Patino Perez,
Halliburton
0830
173047
Anti-collision Considerations for Arctic and Other High Latitude Locations
C. Chatar, N. Beck, Schlumberger; D. Simeone, A. Buchanan, L. Borri, L.
Occhionero, Eni Petroleum Co. Inc.
0900
173057
Drilling Technique Improves Directional Steering Control in Very Weak
Formation and Reduces Wellbore Collision Risk
O.J. Ogwumike, Y. Ajijolaiya, E. Appleton, C. Ibrahim, Addax Petroleum; H.
Schrader, N. Foekema, J.P. Ruszka, H.F. Wilson, A.A. Adams, Baker Hughes
0930
173103
Wellbore Tortuosity Analysed by a Novel Method May Help to Improve
Drilling, Completion, and Production Operations
J. Bang, O. Jegbefume, A.G. Ledroz, Gyrodata Inc.; J.H. Thompson, SandRidge
Energy
1000
173022
First Time Drilling with Steerable Drilling Liner from Semi-Submersible
Q. Noordoven, G. Grindhaug, M. Eidem, Statoil ASA; N. Spreckelmeyer, Baker
Hughes Inc.
ALTERNATES
30
173093
Designing and Testing a New Rotary Steerable System (RSS) for the
Onshore Drilling Market
A.J. Gorrara, S. Grant, T. Kvalvik, S. Bakke, 2TD Drilling; P.J. Clark, Chevron
Energy Technology Company
173156
Spiraled Boreholes: An Expression of 3D Directional Instability of Drilling
Systems
J. Marck, E. Detournay, Department of Civil, Environmental and Geoengineering,
TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
10 Drilling Automation | Capital Suite, Room 11
Drilling automation continues to grab the attention of the industry. As we look around and see
remarkable advances in ways technology has changed people’s daily lives through automation, the
question persists: how far can we take technology in the drilling world? This session features cases with
advanced automated drilling routines and explores ways to develop a foundation that eases entry into
an automated drilling world.
Session Chair(s): Blaine Dow, Schlumberger; Julian Farthing, BP
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1415
173045
Drilling Modeling and Simulation: Current State and Future Goals
J. Sugiura, Schlumberger; R. Samuel, Halliburton; J. Oppelt, Baker Hughes;
G. Ostermeyer, Braunschweig Technical University; J. Hedengren, Brigham
Young University; P.E. Pastusek, ExxonMobil
1445
173164
Overcoming Barriers to Adoption of Drilling Automation: Moving Towards
Automated Well Manufacturing
A. Ambrus, P. Pournazari, P. Ashok, R.J. Shor, E. van Oort, The University of
Texas At Austin
1515
173096
Downhole Automation Using Spline, Catenary, and Clothoid Curves Based
On Minimum Wellpath Energy
P. Yi, University of Houston; R. Samuel, Halliburton
1615
173159
Testing The Performance Impact Of Automation Applications On Different
Drive Systems In Unconventional Well Development
A.P. Pink, A. Coit, J.K. Smith, J. Nieto, NOV
1645
173035
Accuracy and Correction of Hook Load Measurements During Drilling
Operations
E. Cayeux, H. Skadsem, IRIS; R. Kluge, Statoil
1715
173010
Drilling Systems Automation Roadmap - The Means to Accelerate Adoption
J.P. de Wardt, DE WARDT AND COMPANY; J. Macpherson, Baker Hughes; M.
Zamora, M-I Swaco; B. Dow, S. Hbaieb, Schlumberger; R. Macmillan, NOV; M.
Laing, SAS Institute; A. DiFiore, QinetiQ North America; C. Inabinett, Aerojet
Rocketdyne; M.W. Anderson, Shell Int E&P
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TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
11 Wellbore Strengthening and Well Control | Capital Suite, Room 2
Managing well control requires a variety of techniques while a strong wellbore controls the hydrostatic
column, which is the primary well control strategy. This combined session will provide a holistic view
by pulling together aspects of kick detection, reviewing well control techniques according to barrier
analysis, and delivering case studies for drilling depleted sands and naturally-fractured formations.
Session Chair(s): Karen Bashford, ConocoPhillips; Gerlof Visser, Oranje-Nassau Energie
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1415
173073
Drilling Depleted Sands: Challenges Associated With Wellbore
Strengthening Fluids
K. Chellappah, A. Kumar, M.S. Aston, BP
1445
173062
Managing Losses in Naturally Fractured Formations: Sometimes Nano is too
Small
S. Savari, D.L. Whitfill, Halliburton
1515
173048
Time Dependent Borehole Stability: Effect of Static vs. Dynamic Mud
Weight
O. Nes, Det norske oljeselskap ASA; J. Stenebråten, E. Fjaer, SINTEF Petroleum
Research
1645
173052
SMART Kick Detection; First Step on the Well Control Automation Journey
J. Brakel, B. Tarr, Shell; W. Cox, Noble Drilling Sevices Inc.; F. Jorgensen, H.V.
Straume, National Oilwell Varco
1715
173153
A Barrier Analysis Approach to Well Control Techniques
D. Fraser, Argonne National Laboratory; D.D. Moore, Marathon Oil Co;
M. Vander Staak, Hess Corp.
ALTERNATES
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173018
‘Engineering’ Design of Lost Circulation Materials (LCMs) is More than
Adding a Word
S. Savari, S.D. Kulkarni, D.L. Whitfill, D.E. Jamison, Halliburton
173051
An Experimental Study of the Swelling Properties of Unconventional ShaleOil Rock Samples Using both Water-Based and Oil-Based Muds and Effects
of Invasion on Rock Mechanical Properties
H. Emadi, M.Y. Soliman, L. Heinze, R. Moghaddam, Texas Tech University;
R. Samuel, Halliburton
TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
12 Downhole Tools | Capital Suite, Room 14
This session includes drilling efficiency and optimisation opportunities at the source—downhole. A
large variety of tools can be considered in the string, and this session explores several options from
extended reach to maintaining vertical, rock failure, and fluid flow paths.
Session Chair(s): Marcel Boucher, NOV; Jim McNicol, Archer
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1415
173007
Percussion Drilling System Combined with Hybrid PDC Bit Increases ROP
and Interval Drilled on Taoudenni Basin Well in Mauritania
S.W. Powell, A. Garcia, H. Barocio, NOV; A.H. Alonso, Repsol
1445
173016
Utilization of Electrical Plasma for Hard Rock Drilling and Casing Milling
I. Kocis, T. Kristofic, M. Gajdos, G. Horvath, S. Jankovic, GA Drilling AS
1515
173095
Field Testing and Applications of a Smart Flow Diverter
N. Spreckelmeyer, T. Regener, C.C. Clemmensen, Baker Hughes; M. Eidem, G.
Grindhaug, Statoil ASA
1615
173026
The Application of a New Vertical-Seeking Tool in High-Dip Formations
Result in Record Vertical Wells
R. Ramones, REPSOL; H. Jerez, K. Saad, Halliburton
1645
173088
Changing the Game from Steel to Aluminium Drill Pipe: Results from Full
String Aluminum Alloy Drill Pipe Deployment to Enhance Extended Reach
Drilling Performance
B.A. Legarth, Brunei Shell Petroleum Sdn Bhd; J. Lehner, Alcoa Oil & Gas; V.
Koinkar, Z. Mahmud, Amrtur
1715
173024
Axial Oscillation Tools vs. Lateral Vibration Tools for Friction Reduction What’s the Best Way to Shake the Pipe?
R. Gee, C. Hanley, R.G. Hussain, L. Canuel, J. Martinez, National Oilwell Varco
ALTERNATES
173134
Application of Uncemented Solid Expandable Liner for Combined Openhole
Isolation and Casing Repair
M. Park, P. Teasdale, Enventure International L.L.C; M. Cowling, Maersk Olie og
Gas A/S
173063
Application of Modern Technology to a Multi-position Downhole Drilling
Electronic Circulating Valve and Integral Disconnect Mechanism
G.R. Hunter, Intelligent Drilling Tools Ltd.; A. Ollerenshaw, Cutting & Wear
Resistant Developments Ltd.
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1030
173127
Frac Plug Drill Out Benefits From Hybrid Roller Cone Bit Design
K. Rose, K. Nobile, Varel International; V.O. Rodriguez, R. Rose, EOG Resources
1030
173174
From Influx Management to Well Control; Revisiting the MPD Operations
Matrix
W. Bacon, C. Sugden, O.R. Gabaldon, Blade Energy Partners
1045
173009
MPC-Based Feedback Delay Compensation Scheme for Directional Drilling
Attitude Control
M. Bayliss, C. Bogath, Schlumberger; J.F. Whidbourne, Cranfield University UK
1045
34
173093
Designing and Testing a New Rotary Steerable System (RSS) for the Onshore
Drilling Market
A.J. Gorrara, S. Grant, T. Kvalvik, S. Bakke, 2TD Drilling; P.J. Clark, Chevron
Energy Technology Company
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TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
Thursday | 19 March | 0800–1230
13 Special Operations Reviews | Capital Suite, Room 14
This exciting session offers the opportunity to engage and learn about special operations, applications,
and challenges. It commences with global management of real-time data and processes that
significantly accelerate field development. The theme transitions to risk management of challenging
subsurface risks and geohazards over the life of an operating licence offshore. Advancements in
completions technologies, sand control, and sidetracking through depleted sands are also covered.
Topics on casing integrity measurement and evaluation, and multiple relief well drilling to a challenging
HP/HT blowout using advanced methodologies close out this session.
Session Chair(s): John de Wardt, DE WARDT AND COMPANY; Graham Mensa-Wilmot, Chevron
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
0800
173058
Case Study: Tapping into Corporate Domain Expertise Using a Standard
Realtime Data Solution
M. Regan, Kongsberg Oil & Gas Technologies AS; R.J. Kucs, OMV Exploration
& Production GmbH
0830
173014
Application of Lean Principles to Accelerate Project Development
R. Tønnessen, Statoil; R. Byrnes, M. Franco, K.D. Romaine, Halliburton
0900
173170
Expert Real-Time Drilling Performance Prevents Twist-offs and Reduces Bit
Damage in the Permian Basin
J.A. Hood, R.H. Taylor, P. Morris, B.P. Riley, D. Plouzek, Baker Hughes;
J. Wilson, M. Metz, R. Alam, BHP Billiton
0930
173139
Managing Marine Geohazard Risks over the Full Business Cycle
A.W. Hill, G.A. Wood, BP America
1030
173092
Chemical Sand Consolidation - Developing a Strategic Capability Across a
Wide Portfolio
D. Aytkhozhina, D. Mason, R. Marulanda, B. Orekha, J. Villesca, P. Beaumont, BP
1100
173046
Drilling with Liner Technology Enables Successful Sidetrack through
Depleted Sands in Shallow Water Gulf of Mexico
W. Bridgeman, Chevron North America E&P; K.P. Salminen, S. Rosenberg,
M. Karimi, M. Pordel Shahri, Weatherford
1130
173082
Improved Casing Integrity Evaluation Enables Multiple Strings Metal-Loss
Profiling in Aging Wells
A. Bin Ahmad Zaini, A. Md Ali, M. Abdul Razak, E. Samaile, Petronas Carigali
SDN BHD; W. Wa, A.M. Al Busaidy, Schlumberger
1200
173160
Multiple Relief Well Planning for an HPHT Blowout in Southern Mexico
R. Varela, F.G. Iturrizaga, D.F. Patino, N.N. Atencio, D.A. Romero, O.A. Buitrago,
Schlumberger; J. Pineda, Pemex
ALTERNATES
36
173171
Norg Wells: An Evolutionary Step in Pipe Shearing Technology
R. Horstketter, National Oilwell Varco; S. van Egeraat, Nederlandse Aardolie
Maatschappij B.V.
173072
Drilling With 100% Natural Gas Engines
J.S. McEvers, Antero Resources; W.D. Kent, Source Energy
173129
Well of the Future: A New Approach to Real-Time Wellbore Stability
Monitoring in the Colombian Foothills
J.C. Almeida, M. Rangel, G. Rey, M.D. Pacione, Baker Hughes; C. López,
A. Valdivieso, Equion Energy
TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
173105
Drilling Mud Cooler Opens up New Automated Drilling Markets in Hot Hole
Applications
K. El Dorry, A. Coit, C. Garza Gutierrez, J. Woolums, D. Herrington, National
Oilwell Varco
14 Deepwater | Capital Suite, Room 11
Deepwater rig and well operations follow the coffee break with a focus on deepwater well safety
integrity supported by real-time downhole data and predictive software tools.
Session Chair(s): Willem Brandt, Transocean; Roy Marker, Statoil
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
0800
173114
Developing the Next Generation of Deepwater Drilling Rig: A Unique
Collaboration in Design
M.J. Leary, S. Rettie, BP America; F. Smidth, Maersk Drilling
0830
173109
Tested and Confirmed: The 1250-Ton Slip-Proof Landing String and Slip
System
R. Verhoef, H. van Rijzingen, National Oilwell Varco
0900
173167
Deadman/autoshear: Managing Precharge Pressure and Temperature
Uncertainty
E.H. Cole, Lloyd’s Register Drilling Integrity Services, Inc.
0930
173089
New Routes to Achieving Well Integrity in Challenging Well Scenarios
J.M. McNicol, S. Bakken, Archer; S. Haavardstein, ConocoPhillips
1030
173074
Blowout Well-Flow Simulation for Deepwater Drilling Using High-Pressure/
High-Temperature (HP/HT) Black-Oil Viscosity Model
Z. Liu, R. Samuel, A.C. Gonzales, Y. Kang, Halliburton
1100
173013
Integrated 3-D Method for Prediction of Mud-Weight Window for Subsalt
Well Sections
X. Shen, X. Hu, X. Zheng, W.B. Standifird, Halliburton
1130
173090
Real Time Data Monitoring Experience Results in Enhanced Safety and
Efficiency
C. Harder, J. Sutler, BP America; S. Sawaryn, BP Exploration Operating
Company Ltd; W. Hale, Special Aerospace Services
1200
173100
Use of Real-time Downhole Data Helps Mitigate Operational Risks in
Challenging Deepwater Bypass Operation
P. Chouquette, Baker Hughes; N. Seiler, Anadarko Petroleum
ALTERNATES
173087
Using Model-Based Systems Engineering for Rig-Level Safety Automation
D. Hetherington, Asatte Press Inc
173151
Reducing Well Delivery Costs Through Practical Experience Gained
Implementing an Integrated Drillship Design and Automation of Drilling
Equipment
D. Wijning, E. Adams, Huisman Equipment BV
37
TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
15 Tubulars | Capital Suite, Room 2
This session explores the performance and technical limits of risers, casing, and drill pipes. The session
further explores the performance of related technologies designed to extend performance, along with
several failure cases studies. Session authors will discuss special concerns such as high-tensile and
pressure applications, sour service performance, and casing wear.
Session Chair(s): Frans Klever, Shell; Thomas Redlinger, TH Hill Associates
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
0800
173067
Hardbanding Compatibility Test Program to Stem Tool Joint Failures Caused
by Reapplication of Incompatible Hardbanding
S.R. Koneti, S. Gokhale, T H Hill Associates, Inc.
0830
173111
Lubricants and Accelerated Test Methods for Expandable Tubular Application
D. Di Crescenzo, M. Shuster, Shell; A. Petlyuk, Houghton International;
D. Ernens, D.H. Zijsling, R. Pasaribu, Shell
0900
173006
Historical Advances in Drill Pipe Internal Coating Systems and the
Performance of Liquid versus Powder Applied Coating Systems
R.S. Lauer, NOV Tuboscope
0930
173143
Assessing Casing Wear in the Absence of a Baseline Calliper Log
S.J. Sawaryn, BP Exploration Operating Company Ltd; P.D. Pattillo, Clover
Global Solutions; C. Brown, V.M. Schoepf, BP Exploration Operating Company
Ltd
1030
173034
New Deep-Water, High-Pressure Completion Tubular for Gulf of Mexico
Maximizes Combined-Load Capability While Incorporating Proven Cost
Saving Features
T. Anderson, C. Fontenot, R. Davey, Chevron; J. Dugas, B. White, Quail Tools
LP; K.A. Hamilton, C-FER Technologies; P.S. Beauchamp, L.C. Karlapalem, A.
Muradov, J.N. Brock, NOV Grant Prideco
1100
173165
Successful Use of Aluminum Drill Pipe with Steerable Mud Motors: Case
Study in Shale Plays
S. Menand, DrillScan US Inc.; J. Lehner, Alcoa Oil & Gas; N. Evans, A. Palmer,
Nabors; A. Metcalfe, Penn Virginia
1130
173119
Structural Interaction Between Rock Formation and Wellbore Components
in a Highly Depleted Reservoir
A. Vasquez, O. Soreide, H. Nasvik, Statoil ASA
1200
173044
Brittle Longitudinal Splits of P-110 Couplings due to Local Material Defects
and Insufficient Control of Material Properties during Manufacturing of High
Collapse P-110 Casing
S.R. Koneti, S.R. Gokhale, T H Hill Associates, Inc.
ALTERNATES
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173053
Casing Wear Factors: How do They Improve Well Integrity Analyses?
A. Kumar, R. Samuel, Halliburton
173055
A Model for Well Reliability Analysis Throughout the Life of a Well Using
Barrier Engineering and Performance
B. Das, University of Houston/Bureau Veritas North America; R. Samuel,
Halliburton
TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
16 Drilling Dynamics | Capital Suite, Room 2
Drilling dynamics commands much attention today due to its major impact on borehole quality,
damaged tools, wasted energy, and resultant nonproductive time. This session will discuss new
methods for drilling faster in hard chalk, the benefits of induced vibrations in unconventional horizontal
wells, a new method for calculating downhole RPM and torque from surface measurements, recent
advances in soft torque, using the transfer matrix approach for analysing dynamics, and the influence
of drillpipe on drilling performance.
Session Chair(s): Curtis Cheatham, Weatherford; John Thorogood, Drilling Global Consultant LLP
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1330
173068
Faster ROP in Hard Chalk: Proving a New Hypothesis for Drilling Dynamics
E. Akutsu, M. Roedsjoe, Det Norske; J. Gjertsen, M. Andersen, NOV; N.
Reimers, M. Granhoey-Lieng, Tomax; E.A. Strom, K. Horvei, Halliburton
1400
173049
Investigating the Benefits of Induced Vibrations in Unconventional
Horizontals via Nonlinear Drill String Dynamics Modeling
J.K. Wilson, SPE, Scientific Drilling Intl., Texas A&M University; G. Heisig, SPE,
Scientific Drilling Intl.
1430
173121
For Better or Worse: Applications of the Transfer Matrix Approach for
Analyzing Axial and Torsional Vibration
R.J. Shor, The University of Texas At Austin; M.W. Dykstra, O.J. Hoffmann,
Shell International E&P; M. Coming, Chevron (formerly Shell International E&P)
1500
173015
Drillpipe Influence on Drilling Performance
C. Herbig, H. Oueslati, A. Hohl, H. Reckmann, D. Heinisch, R.C. Pessier, N. Silva,
Baker Hughes; C. Castilho, D.S. Gozzi, Petrobras
1530
173042
A New Technique for Calculating Downhole Rotation Speed and Torque
From Surface Measurements
A. Kyllingstad, National Oilwell Varco
1600
173037
Recent Advances In Soft Torque Rotary Systems
S. Dwars, Shell
ALTERNATES
173084
Dynamic Soft String Model and Its Practical Application
S.Z. Miska, Z. Zamanipour, University of Tulsa; A. Merlo, Eni; M.N. Porche,
National Oilwell Varco
173168
Freeing Differential Stuck-Pipe with Nitrogen Reduces Significantly Lost-InHole Drill Strings
N.R. Heitmann, E.C. Burgos, Schlumberger
173154
Fully-Coupled Nonlinear 3-D Time-Domain Simulation of Drilling
Dysfunctions Using a Multi-Body Dynamics Approach
A.S. Elliott, MSC Software; M. Hutchinson, Leader Drilling International
173076
A Stochastic Model for an Active over Passive Motion Compensator for
Offshore Drilling Operations
A. Barr, Transocean Offshore Deepwater Drilling Inc.
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TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
17 Drilling Optimisation II | Capital Suite, Room 11
This session concludes the drilling optimisation part of the conference, specifically addressing recent
advances in underreaming technology and the influence on drilling optimisation. One additional paper
on wellbore construction in salt drilling explains the effect of borehole pressure by using FE analysis.
Session Chair(s): Markus Doschek, OMV; Wajid Rasheed, Smart Wellbore Systems
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1330
173023
The Effect of Borehole Pressure on the Drilling Process in Salt
D.A. Curry, A.M. Lourenco, L.W. Ledgerwood III, R.L. Maharidge, Baker
Hughes; S. da Fontoura, N. Inoue, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de
Janeiro
1400
173140
Innovative Product Concepts and Drilling Practices Improve Bit and Reamer
Performances in Harsh Drilling Environments
G. Mensa-Wilmot, J. Gagneaux, G.A. Woldtvedt, A. Osborn, Chevron Corp
1430
173019
Advanced FEA Modeling Delivers Solution for Designing a Dual Hole
Opening BHA for a Single Directional Run
N. Nik Mohd Najmi, A.A. Soh, D. Gopalan, M.A. Zaba, B. James, B.B. Subroto,
T. Omar, Schlumberger
1500
173131
Novel Workflows and Underreaming Measurements Reduce Risk by
Supporting Decision Making
W. Rasheed, J. Thorogood, J.Y. Bernardini, Smart Wellbore Systems (Inc Smart
Reamer)
1530
173079
Wired Near Bit Underreamer Connects Measurement While Drilling Tools to
Rotary Steerable System While Eliminating the Under Gauge Rathole at TD
E. Valverde, A. Goodwin, Weatherford
1600
173001
Activated Reamer at-Bit System Reduces Rathole to 3 ft in RSS HoleEnlargement Applications
J.D. Tilley, J.G. Evans, S. Ravndal, Halliburton
ALTERNATES
173146
40
New Quantitative, Analytical Approach Provides Rapid Identification and
Diagnosis of Dysfunctional Bit Performance
R. Rahmani, NOV Wellbore Technologies; J.R. Smith, Louisiana State
University
TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
18 Cementing and Zonal Isolation | Capital Suite, Room 14
This session includes presentations by operators, service companies, and academia investigating
recent developments in zonal isolation in extreme environments such as deepwater and ultra-high
pressure, high-temperature conditions. Also discussed in this session are managed pressure cementing,
acoustic cement evaluation, the application of magnetorheological fluids in cementing, novel foam
cement applications, and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis of circulating fluids flow past
liner hangers. The session also includes interesting knowledge-sharing posters on ultra-lightweight
cements, flexible and self-healing cements, cement sheath integrity during thermal cycling, and
cement wiper plugs.
Session Chair(s): Iain Cooper, Schlumberger; Han Tiebout, Gusto MSC
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1330
173041
Managed Pressure Cementing Enables Offshore Operator to Reach TD in
Narrow Margin Ultra-HP/HT Well In Malaysia
B. Tan, J. Gillies, A. Noh, Halliburton; K. Mohamed, F. Wahid, W. Bordessoulles,
P. Jain, PETRONAS
1400
173069
Casing Collapse Strength Enhancement Due to Cement and Pipe Support
via Modeling and Testing
P. Jammer, P.R. Hariharan, F.J. Klever, Shell
1430
173002
Fit-For-Purpose Acoustic Cement Evaluation Using Logging While Drilling in
Deepwater
G.A. Fuller, Shell E & P; N. Gupta, M. Blyth, A. Aparicio Nava, Schlumberger
1500
173124
Cement Displacement and Pressure Control Using Magneto-Rheological
Fluids
S.D. Nair, Q. Wu, K. Cowan, E. van Oort, The University of Texas at Austin
1600
173106
Simulated Pressure Drop When Circulating Fluids Past Liner Hanger
Equipment In An Annular Configuration: Computational Fluid Dynamics
(CFD) Studies And Experimental Validation
P. Gomes, M.J. Murray, A.T. Dondale, BP
ALTERNATES
173066
Studies of Cement Wiper Plugs Suggest New Deepwater Standards
M. Trogus, Shell International Exploration and Production; D.B. Farley, G.G.
Gaspard, Weatherford
173065
A Case Study of Flexible/Expandable and Self-Healing Cement for Ensuring
Zonal Isolation in a Shallow, Hydraulically Fractured Gas Well, Onshore
Thailand
J.A. Vargas, S. Taoutaou, A.A. Olutimehin, M. Vinaipanit, S. Ashraf,
Schlumberger; S. Gilles, J. Asawakowitkorn, N. Kongpat, PTTEP
173012
Calculation of Ultra-Lightweight Cement Slurries
R. Sharpe, Nabors Completion and Production Services Co.
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Thursday | 19 March
Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session – Station 1
1030
173171
Norg Wells: An Evolutionary Step in Pipe Shearing Technology
R. Horstketter, National Oilwell Varco; S. van Egeraat, Nederlandse Aardolie
Maatschappij B.V.
1045
173072
Drilling With 100% Natural Gas Engines
J.S. McEvers, Antero Resources; W.D. Kent, Source Energy
1230
173129
Well of the Future: A New Approach to Real-Time Wellbore Stability
Monitoring in the Colombian Foothills
J.C. Almeida, M. Rangel, G. Rey, M.D. Pacione, Baker Hughes; C. López, A.
Valdivieso, Equion Energy
1245
173084
Dynamic Soft String Model and Its Practical Application
S.Z. Miska, Z. Zamanipour, University of Tulsa; A. Merlo, Eni; M.N. Porche,
National Oilwell Varco
1300
173168
Freeing Differential Stuck-Pipe with Nitrogen Reduces Significantly Lost-InHole Drill Strings
N.R. Heitmann, E.C. Burgos, Schlumberger
1315
173154
Fully-Coupled Nonlinear 3-D Time-Domain Simulation of Drilling
Dysfunctions Using a Multi-Body Dynamics Approach
A.S. Elliott, MSC Software; M. Hutchinson, Leader Drilling International
Thursday | 19 March
42
1030
173087
Using Model-Based Systems Engineering for Rig-Level Safety Automation
D. Hetherington, Asatte Press Inc
1045
173151
Reducing Well Delivery Costs Through Practical Experience Gained
Implementing an Integrated Drillship Design and Automation of Drilling
Equipment
D. Wijning, E. Adams, Huisman Equipment BV
1230
173146
New Quantitative, Analytical Approach Provides Rapid Identification and
Diagnosis of Dysfunctional Bit Performance
R. Rahmani, NOV Wellbore Technologies; J.R. Smith, Louisiana State University
1245
173105
Drilling Mud Cooler Opens up New Automated Drilling Markets in Hot Hole
Applications
K. El Dorry, A. Coit, C. Garza Gutierrez, J. Woolums, D. Herrington, National
Oilwell Varco
1315
173076
A Stochastic Model for an Active over Passive Motion Compensator for
Offshore Drilling Operations
A. Barr, Transocean Offshore Deepwater Drilling Inc.
Thursday | 19 March
1030
173053
Casing Wear Factors: How do They Improve Well Integrity Analyses?
A. Kumar, R. Samuel, Halliburton
1045
173055
A Model for Well Reliability Analysis Throughout the Life of a Well Using
Barrier Engineering and Performance
B. Das, University of Houston/Bureau Veritas North America; R. Samuel,
Halliburton
1230
173066
Studies of Cement Wiper Plugs Suggest New Deepwater Standards
M. Trogus, Shell International Exploration and Production; D.B. Farley, G.G.
Gaspard, Weatherford
1300
173012
Calculation of Ultra-Lightweight Cement Slurries
R. Sharpe, Nabors Completion and Production Services Co.
1315
173065
A Case Study of Flexible/Expandable and Self-Healing Cement for Ensuring
Zonal Isolation in a Shallow, Hydraulically Fractured Gas Well, Onshore
Thailand
J.A. Vargas, S. Taoutaou, A.A. Olutimehin, M. Vinaipanit, S. Ashraf,
Schlumberger; S. Gilles, J. Asawakowitkorn, N. Kongpat, PTTEP
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5D Oilfield Magnetics LLC................ 1106
Aberdeen Drilling School Ltd............325
Altus Well Experts Inc.........................1018
AnTech Ltd.............................................. 624
Applied Physics Systems....................337
APS Technology Inc............................... 116
Archer........................................................505
Arnco Hardbanding.............................1017
Aspect Imaging....................................1033
Baker Hughes.........................................206
Cabot Specialty Fluids........................ 236
Cameron.................................................... 931
Canty Inc.................................................. 825
Castolin Eutectic....................................1130
CDA InterCorp........................................ 329
Cebo Holland BV................................... 929
Churchill Drilling Tools......................... 923
Command Energy.................................. 124
CoorsTek Technical Ceramics........... 326
Cougar Drilling Solutions...................434
Cubility.......................................................441
Cutting & Wear Ltd.................................36
Deep Drill Supply Group BV.............. 134
Derrick Equipment Company........... 534
Derrick Services (UK) Ltd.................. 736
Downhole Products...............................1212
Drilling Service Center & Partners.... 136
Drilling Systems (UK) Limited........... 641
DRILLMEC Spa..................................... 1029
Drillscan......................................................331
Drillstar Industries.................................1219
Dyna-Drill.................................................. 812
Edrilling Solutions.................................330
EFC Group............................................... 343
Emerson Process Management....... 638
Enhanced Drilling...................................525
Ensign Intl Energy Services............... 635
Enteq Upstream................................... 1030
Enventure Global Technology..........1134
Etech International Limited..................26
Exceed........................................................105
EZTEK LTD............................................... 826
Fann Instrument Company............... 929
Fearnley Procter Group.......................724
Frank’s International, LLC.....................30
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Genesis RTS.............................................. 631
Geoprober................................................223
Grace Instrument.................................. 836
GustoMSC B.V..........................................1011
Gyrodata Inc............................................601
Hardbanding Solutions........................227
Hardide Coatings Ltd.............................231
Hart Energy............................................. 823
HDI Instruments LLC............................802
Herrenknecht Vertical GmbH........... 229
Huisman Equipment BV.....................405
IADC..........................................................1222
Ideal Aerosmith Inc.............................1025
International Well Control Forum.... 1120
Interwell Group...................................... 835
Juniper Systems Limited.................... 433
JWE Carbide Co. Ltd.............................122
KONGSBERG..........................................806
Lloyd’s Register Energy Drilling.......1118
LR Senergy...............................................1118
Maersk Training.......................................235
Marine Cybernetics AS.........................237
McCoy Global...........................................532
MHWirth...................................................1126
MSC Software Ltd.....................................16
Murchison Drilling Schools.............. 1020
National Oilwell Varco............................511
Navingo BV............................................. 636
Northwest Technical Solutions............15
Odfjell Well Services Europe...............34
Oilfield Technology Magazine.......... 726
Olitec Solutions.........................................34
Palfinger Systems Gmbh................... 1019
Paradigm Drilling Services.................742
Pason Systems.........................................521
Pegasus Vertex Inc............................... 423
Peloton....................................................... 818
PennWell.................................................1023
Petroleum Technology Company.....637
Redback Drilling Tools Ltd................. 824
ReelWell as.............................................. 424
Relentless Pursuit of Perfection.........23
Rider B.V................................................. 1036
Ringers Gloves......................................1024
Roper Pump Company........................732
Salos Sunesis Ltd................................... 128
Saudi Aramco............................................28
Schlumberger........................................... 611
Scientific Drilling International.........840
Scout Downhole Inc............................. 628
Seal-Tite International...........................531
Sekal............................................................ 541
Sintef Petroleum Research................330
Slider.......................................................... 626
Smart Wellbore Systems Ltd............1124
Society of Petroleum Engineers........1218
SPD.................................................................18
Streicher Drilling Technology/
Drilltec......................................................1026
Subsea Solutions....................................327
Summit Casing Equipment................ 831
T H Hill Associates, Inc......................... 917
TAM International..................................830
Techdrill International Ltd...................109
Tejas Tubular Products.........................535
Tenaris.......................................................706
Tercel Oilfield Products............................ 6
Tesco Corporation..................................522
The REACH Group................................439
TIW Corporation......................................221
Tomax A/S............................................... 526
Top-Co LP.................................................333
TracID AS.................................................. 542
TWMA........................................................1112
U.S. Steel Tubular Products...............605
Ulterra.........................................................130
Upstream Technical Consultants.........17
Vallourec....................................................501
Varel International.................................1212
Verdande Technology AS.................. 438
Voestalpine Tubulars........................... 933
Weatherford..............................................315
Welltec...................................................... 427
Wenzel Downhole Tools.........................19
Wild Well Control.................................. 702
World Oil..................................................426
WWT International............................... 437
Xait..............................................................440
ZCC Europe Gmbh...................................22
Zhuzhou Seed Cemented Carbide
Technology Co. Ltd............................... 425
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EXHIBITOR PROFILES
5D Oilfield Magnetics LLC...................................... 1106
8810 Eunice IOTA Hwy.
Eunice, LA 70535 USA
Phone: 337-466-7400
www.5doilfieldmagnetics.com
5D Oilfield Magnetics, LLC (5D OM) is dedicated to
using premier magnetic applications to address age
old problems in the drilling, completion, production,
subsea and pipeline areas of the oil and gas industry.
5D OM technologies are driven by the desire to
solve problems while reducing or eliminating power
requirements and manpower usage.
Aberdeen Drilling School Ltd................................. 325
50 Union Glen
Aberdeen, AB11 6ER United Kingdom
Phone: 44 (0)1224 572709
Fax: 44 (0)1224 582896
www.aberdeen-drilling.com
Aberdeen Drilling School offers public courses and
in-house training worldwide. Leading providers of
IWCF & IADC accredited Rotary Drilling Well Control
& Well Intervention Pressure Control. Other training
specialities include: HPHT Drilling | Stuck Pipe
Prevention | Rig-Site Coaching | Drilling Practices |
Drilling & Well Services Awareness.
Altus Well Experts Inc............................................ 1018
P.O. Box 724
Katy, TX 77492 USA
Phone: 713-858-5040
Fax: 832-201-8105
www.altuswellexperts.com
Altus Well Experts was started by former engineers
and management of Enertech. Our engineers
are Experts, the most advanced tubular analysis
professionals in the world. We fill a market niche that
specialises in tough wells and we have developed
strong relationships with our clients, built on integrity,
trust and performance. Our experience covers a range
of complex well conditions including high pressure
high temperature (HPHT), extreme depth, deep water,
high angle, high flow rate, etc.
AnTech Ltd................................................................624
Unit 7, Newbery Centre Airport Business Park
Exeter, EX5 2UL United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1392-440300
Fax: 44-1392-440301
www.antech.co.uk
AnTech offers a diverse portfolio of products and
services to the upstream Oil & Gas Industry. AnTech’s
Directional Coiled Tubing Drilling Services deliver
cost effective drilling capabilities while our products
include Logging Heads, Memory Tools, End-of-Coil
Detectors and Wireless Data Acquisition systems.
Office locations: UK, Houston and Saudi Arabia.
Applied Physics Systems......................................... 337
281 East Java Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089
USAPhone: 650-965-0500
Fax: 650-965-0500
www.appliedphysics.com
Applied Physics specializes in the design and
manufacture of downhole sensors, electronics and
MWD systems. Products manufactured include the
AP-250 EM MWD System, directional sensors, gamma
sensors, rotation sensors and related equipment.
APS Technology Inc...................................................116
7 Laser Lane
Wallingford, CT 06492 USA
Phone: 860-613-4450
Fax: 203-284-7428
www.aps-tech.com
APS Technology is an OEM provider of MWD, EMWD
and LWD and Drilling Products, including rotary
steerable systems, vibration and drilling dynamics
measurements, vibration management and drilling
optimization tools. APS serves customers worldwide
via offices in Houston, Calgary, Moscow, Dubai,
Chengdu, Korla and Aberdeen.
Archer........................................................................505
10613 W. Sam Houston Pkwy N Suite 600
Houston, TX 77064 USA
Phone: 713-856-4222
archerwell.com
Archer is a global oilfield service company with more
than 40 years’ experience, over 8,000 employees
and operations in more than 100 locations worldwide.
From drilling services, production optimization,
well integrity and intervention to decommissioning,
Archer focuses on safely delivering the highest quality
services and products to the drilling and well service
markets. We are Archer.
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voestalpine Tubulars GmbH & Co KG
www.vatubulars.com
voestalpine
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EXHIBITOR PROFILES
Arnco Hardbanding................................................ 1017
13340 Pike Road
Stafford, TX 77477 USA
Phone: 832-214-5200
Fax: 832-214-5205
www.hardbanding.com
Arnco Technology develops and markets advanced
casing-friendly hardbanding alloys. Its leading
products are crack-free and exhibit industry-best
durability combined with extremely low casing wear
as measured by industry benchmark testing. For
additional information about our products, please visit
us at Booth 1017.
Aspect Imaging.......................................................1033
27 Hoshaked Street Industrial Area Hevel Modi’in
Shoham, 60850 Israel
Phone: 972 54 478 5350
www.aspectimaging.com
Introducing the FlowScan™ real-time non-intrusive
drilling fluid measurement system for continuous
in-line measurement of fluid rheology(shear rate,
shear stress, and velocity), wall slip, density, particle
sizing and a multitude of fluid measurements. The
FlowScan™ is available in lab-based and on-site rig
system configurations (in development).
Baker Hughes...........................................................206
7000 A Hollister, Suite 200
Phone: 281-209-7612
Fax: 713-439-8280
www.bakerhughes.com
Baker Hughes is a leading supplier of oilfield services,
products, technology and systems to the worldwide
oil and natural gas industry. The company’s 57,000plus employees today work in more than 80 countries
helping customers find, evaluate, drill, produce,
transport and process hydrocarbon resources. For
more information on Baker Hughes’ century-long
history, visit: www.bakerhughes.com.
Cabot Specialty Fluids............................................. 236
10001 Woodloch Forest Dr. Ste. 275
The Woodlands, TX 77380
USAPhone: 1-122-489-7229
Fax: 1-281-298-6190
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Cameron.....................................................................931
Andoyfaret 3
Kristiansand, N-4623 Norway
Phone: +47 38000 570
www.c-a-m.com
Cameron’s products include a wide range of pressure
control and rig systems for onshore and offshore
drilling; land and platform production systems for
conventional and unconventional applications;
separation, processing, and treatment systems;subsea
production and processing systems; measurement
systems; and a wide variety of valves and actuators.
Canty Inc................................................................... 825
Ballycoolin Business Park Blanchardstown
Dublin 15, 00353 Ireland
Phone: +353 18829621
www.jmcanty.com
Canty is a world leader in vision based process
instrumentation with facilities in the US, Ireland
and Thailand. The company specializes in dynamic
imaging for the Oil and Gas industry, offering
equipment for a wide variety of drilling applications
including drilling mud analysis, particle sizing and mud
flow detection.
Castolin Eutectic..................................................... 1130
P.O. Box 18656 Jebel Ali FZE Ext.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Phone: +971 4 8806884
Fax: +971 4 8806885
www.castolin.com
Castolin Eutectic is a leading provider of innovative
wearfacing solutions. Focused on taking hardbanding
to the next level in Drilling Operations, Extended
Reach, TTRD and Managed Pressure drilling
applications, we have pushed the envelope to
develop excellent hardbanding products to meet the
demanding wearfacing needs of deepwater drilling.
CDA InterCorp.......................................................... 329
450 Goolsby Blvd.
Deerfield Beach, FL 33442-3019 USA
Phone: 954-698-6000
Fax: 954-698-6011
www.cda-intercorp.com
For more than 40 years, CDA InterCorp has been
the leader in the design and manufacture of
highly engineered, extremely reliable, Controllable
Drive Actuators, Motors, and Rotary Sensors for
technologically advanced control systems. High
temperature, pressure, reliability, quality, and power
density is what sets CDA apart.
EXHIBITOR PROFILES
Cebo Holland BV...................................................... 929
PO Box 70
Ijmuiden, 1970 AB Netherlands
www.cebo.com
Cebo Holland is the European distributor of Fann
Instrument Company. The product line of Fann is the
most comprehensive offering of instruments and
accessories, test kits and portable laboratories for
testing; drilling fluids, completion fluids, fracturing
fluids, oilfield cements and industrial slurries. Cebo
is authorized to: • Sale and distribution of Fann
equipment, component parts, operation and spare
parts • Installation, commissioning, customer training
• Repair, maintenance and calibration
Participating Co-Exhibitors:
Fann Instrument Company
Churchill Drilling Tools............................................ 923
Unit 6, Crombie Road
Torry, Aberdeen AB11 9QQ United Kingdom
Phone: 00-44-1224-898848
Fax: 00-44-1224-894878
www.circsub.com
Churchill Drilling Tools is a specialist engineering
company that provides leading and innovative drilling
solutions for the oil and gas industry. From founder
Andy Churchill’s original designs in 1998 the company
has become renowned for the supply of a wide range
of simple, reliable and effective rental products.
Command Energy.....................................................124
3434 Greens Road
Phone: 281-921-8889
Fax: 281-928-8890
www.commandenergy.com
Command Energy is a leading worldwide supplier
of drill pipe and drill stem accessories. We provide
our customers with Quality Products manufactured
to the highest standards including API, IRP and NS-1
specifications. We ensure competitive pricing, on
time delivery and efficient service at all times. Built to
Command
CoorsTek Technical Ceramics................................. 326
South Royd 65 Harrogate Road
Ripon, North Yorkshire HG4 1ST United Kingdom
Phone: +44(0)7976 559 414
Fax: +44(0)1765 609 904
www.coorstek.com
CoorsTek makes severe-duty oil and gas seals, seal
faces, valves, plungers, rods, pulsation dampeners
and stabilizers, pump products, and other custom
components made from durable ceramics, plastics,
and specialty metals.
Cougar Drilling Solutions........................................434
2604 Swiss Tower JLT
Dubai, PO Box 643900 United Arab Emirates
Phone: 971 4 425 7171
Fax: 971 4 428 2277
www.cougards.com
Cougar Drilling Solutions is a highly experienced
international manufacturer of high performance
drilling tools and provider of performance,directional
drilling and M/LWD services.Our commitment
is to reduce the Operator’s well delivery cost
and risk.Cougar’ OWD group provides drilling
optimization,engineering and project management
services.
Cubility.......................................................................441
Fabrikkveien 40, Plan 5 Sandnes, 4323
Norway Phone: 47-908-51-707
www.cubility.com
Cubility is revolutionizing the way the industry
approaches drilling fluid treatment. The MudCube
system replaces conventional versions comprised of
multiple components with a fully enclosed, automated
vacuum system, improving well control and reducing
waste in drilling operations. The MudCube is a true
step change in shaker technology.
Cutting & Wear Ltd.................................................... 36
Cowley Way Smithy Wood
Sheffield, England S35 1QP United Kingdom
Phone: 44-114-2578085
www.cwuk.com
Specialists in design, development, manufacture
and hardfacing of down hole tools with more than
30 years experience. • Manufacturing Services •
Hardfacing Services • Hardfacing Systems and
Training • Design and Development • Workshop
Supplies
Deep Drill Supply Group BV.....................................134
Havenkade 24
Middenmeer, 1775 BA Netherlands
Phone: 31 227 503310
www.deepdrill.nl
Deep Drill Supply Group is a family owned company,
stocking a wide variety of high quality OEM
drilling equipment, tubulars and accessories from
Independent Mills and manufacturers. We sell, rent
and service: Pressure Control Equipment, Flow Line
Equipment, Drilling Tools, OCTG, Cement and Float
Equipment and Wellhead Assemblies.
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EXHIBITOR PROFILES
Derrick Equipment Company................................. 534
15630 Export Plaza Dr.
Phone: 281-590-3003
Fax: 281-590-6187
www.Derrick.com
Derrick is leading the way by offering the most
effective solids control equipment available on the
market today. Satisfying the ever-changing needs of
the Oil & Gas industry for more than three decades,
Derrick has shaped the direction of solids control
through leading edge technological advancements.
Derrick Services (UK) Ltd........................................ 736
Falcongate House Faraday Road
Harfreys Industrial Estate, Norfolk NR31 0NF
United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1493-669141
Fax: 44-1493-668409
www.derricksl.com
30 years’ experience, API 4F/8C licences and
worldwide locations, DSL are the industries quality
provider of drilling structure services - Manufacture,
Repair, Upgrade, Inspection, Recertification & DROPS.
DSL’s ‘E-Learning’ Inspection Training enables drill
crews to be ‘qualified’ for API Cat I/II Inspection. DSL
Inspectors are ‘trained and qualified’ for API Cat III/IV
Inspections. Rig Central© - the most flexible and user
friendly inspection and asset management database
available.
Downhole Products PLC..........................................1212
Drilling Service Center & Partners...........................136
Havenkade 24
Middenmeer, 1775 BA Netherlands
Phone: 31 (0)227 720 930
Fax: 31 (0)227 502381
drillingservicecenter.nl/
The Drilling Service Center offers local service with
a global reach. Together with our partners, we offer
top-quality, efficient and cost-effective solutions to
operators, drilling contractors, service companies
and rig builders.You can expect excellent service
& support at our center,while our partners supply
hardware to you worldwide.
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Drilling Systems (UK) Limited.................................641
Hurn View House Chapelgate
Bournemouth Intl. Airport
Dorset, BH23 6EW United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1202-582255
Fax: 44-1202-582288
www.drillingsystems.com
Drilling Systems has been at the forefront of oilfield
training simulation technology for over 26 years. The
Company has supplied over 900 learning solutions to
NOC/IOCs; land, shelf and UDW Drillers; Service Co’s;
Commercial Training Schools and Universities/Tech.
Institutes. The DrillSIM brand is used globally for IADC
WellCAP & IWCF certification. Our training technology
improves competency, development and ultimately
your operational performance.
DRILLMEC Spa........................................................ 1029
12 Via Maggio
29027 Gariga di Podenzano (PC), 29027 Italy
Phone: 1-390-523-3542-11
Fax: 1-390-523-5240-12
www.drillmec.com
Drillmec is part of the TREVl Group, a multinational
organization with more than fifty years of activity
that counts on five Group companies, more than
6000 employees in 70 countries. Drillmec’s synergy
and interaction with the other Group companies is
essential. The results achieved in over 100 years of
international experience have been recognized by
customers worldwide. At the core of our company’s
identity lie three principles: safety, environment and
innovation.
Drillscan..................................................................... 331
26 Rue Emile Decorps Batiment C2
Villeurbanne, 69100 France
Phone: +33 4 82 90 01 50
www.drillscan.com/
DrillScan delivers innovative software solutions,
expert services, and trainings to the drilling industry.
We support Operators and Service companies to
improve drilling performances and guaranty best
HSEQ execution Because DrillScan is privately own
and independent we do provide scientific objective
analysis and independent solutions worldwide.
EXHIBITOR PROFILES
Drillstar Industries.................................................. 1219
Avenue Frédéric et Irène Joliot Curie
Lons, 64140 France
Phone: +33 559 130 100
Fax: +33 559 621 993
www.drillstar.fr
Dyna-Drill designs and manufactures down-hole
motor equipment for the oil and gas industry. From
power sections for drilling motors (rotors and stators),
to tungsten carbide bearings for oilfield applications.
Dyna-Drill products are designed and manufactured
to withstand your most demanding applications.
Manufacturer of quality and innovative downhole
equipment for drilling and fishing applications, with
over 35 years of experience in the Oil & Gas Industry.
Specialized in custom applications & special needs.
Introducing an innovative range of underreamers:
reaming-while-drilling, casing-while-drilling and
directional reaming solutions.
Edrilling Solutions.................................................... 330
Koppholen 20
Sandnes, 4313 Norway
Phone: 91705013
www.edrillingsolutions.com
Dyna-Drill................................................................... 812
23400 Colonial Parkway
Katy, TX 77493 USA
Phone: 281-921-1989
Fax: 281-921-1902
www.dyna-drill.com
We shall contribute to increased value creation, safety
and profitability for customers through delivery of
Life Cycle Simulation solutions for planning, training,
optimization and control of drilling operations.
eDrilling Soltions, Oiltec Solutions and Sintef
Petroleum Research are partners on the Booth.
Oiltec Solutions AS
SINTEF Petroleum Research
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EFC Group................................................................. 343
Hareness Road Altens Industrial Estate
Aberdeen, AB12 3LE United Kingdom
Phone: 44(0)1224 249 355
EFC Group are specialists in the design and
production of handling, control, monitoring and
instrumentation solutions for the oil and gas industry.
The company manufactures, installs and commissions
a range of tailor-made handling, control & monitoring
systems for its global clients combined with field and
aftermarket services.
Emerson Process Management.............................. 638
Neonstraat 1
Ede, 6718 WX Netherlands
Phone: 31 318 495 475
www.EmersonProcess.com
Emerson Process Management, an Emerson business,
is a leader in helping businesses automate their
production, processing and distribution in the oil
and gas, refining and other industries. The company
combines superior products and technology with
industry-specific engineering, consulting, project
management and maintenance services.
Enhanced Drilling..................................................... 525
Smaalonane 16 Straume, NO-5343
Norway Phone: +47 56 15 40 00
enhanced-drilling.com
Enhanced Drilling provides innovative offshore drilling
technology and services that include the RMR® Dual
Gradient Drilling system, the EC-Drill® Managed
Pressure Drilling system, MPC (Managed Pressure
Cementing) and CTS. The company, headquarted
in Straume near Bergen, Norway, has offices and
facilities in the US, Canada, UK, Azerbaijan, Malaysia
and Australia.
Ensign Intl Energy Services.................................... 635
La Mielle du Parcq La Grande Route des Sablons
Grouville, Jersey JE3 9BJ United Kingdom
Phone: 01534 485 851
Ensign specialises in the drilling of all forms of
hydrocarbon and geothermal wells in the global
market. Services include drilling, well servicing,
coring and rental oilfield equipment. Ensign offers
its clients highly efficient and effective technology
for the drilling of exploration and production wells.
The technology developed for ADR® rigs is also used
to enhance conventional rigs within Ensign’s fleet
providing a safer working environment and repeatable
performance.
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Enteq Upstream..................................................... 1030
St Mary’s Court The Broadway Amersham,
Bucks HP7 0UT
United Kingdom Phone: +44 (0)7710 453941
www.enteq.com
Enteq Upstream provides systems & components for
Measurement/Logging While Drilling (MWD/LWD)
& directional drilling, including full XXT directional
packages, gamma & resisitivity tools. The company
offers entire MWD/LWD systems as well as other
drilling products such as float valves, MWD parts, mud
motor parts, drill pipe screens, kit boxes & racks.
Enventure Global Technology............................... 1134
15995 N. Barkers Landing Suite 350
Phone: 281-552-2365
Fax: 281-552-2201
www.enventuregt.com
Enventure Global Technology is the world’s leading
provider of SET® and ESeal™ solid expandable
solutions for the energy industry. SET and ESeal
systems are used in openhole and cased-hole
environments to mitigate trouble zones, add casing
points, remediate damaged casing and cover
perforations.
Etech International Limited...................................... 26
5318 Weslayan #177
Phone: 1-713-662-2494
Fax: 1-713-583-1052
www.etechinter.com
Etech develops the new VuMax application, which
visualizes and analyses real-time drilling data.
Complex calculations are applied to the drilling data to
produce a live view of the ‘rig state’. VuMax plots live
LWD and trajectory data, and does statistical analysis.
Through an Internet connection, VuMax can access
any well, anywhere in the world.
Exceed........................................................................105
12 Bon Accord Square
Aberdeen, AB11 7SY United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1224 577 940
www.xcd.com
Welcome to Exceed! We partner with operators across
the globe to optimise well performance and add value
to their bottom line. Our services include wells project
management, performance improvement, resourcing,
and iVision knowledge management. Our people and
processes are our core strengths. We lead the way in
delivering world-class results.
EXHIBITOR PROFILES
EZTEK LTD................................................................ 826
Blackburn Ind. Estate Kinellar
Aberdeen, AB21 ORX United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1224 798829
Fax: +44 1224 791399
www.eztek.co.uk
Freudenberg Oil & Gas Technologies................... 1102
100354 Brookriver Drive Suite 400
Phone: 281-233-1436
Fax: 713-699-0479
www.fogt.com
Through the growth and reputation for product
quality and innovative solutions, Eztek have become a
globally recognised electronic instrumentation design
and manufacture within the oil and gas industry.
Specialising in Hazardous Area & Harsh Environment
equipment ranging from Data Acquisition, Wireline
Panels, Intercom and video monitoring. Celebrating
20 years service to the Oil & Gas industry this year,
marks a milestone on which they intend to build
on with an ever expanding range of products and
services.
Freudenberg Oil & Gas Technologies–global provider
of innovative seal technologies, differentiated seal
products to the oil and gas industry. We provide
solutions for challenging application requirements,
developing proprietary materials and performing inhouse product verification testing and analysis for our
solutions and distinctive customer projects.
Fann Instrument Company..................................... 929
Geoprober................................................................ 223
Minto Drive Altens Industrial Estate
Aberdeen, AB12 3LW United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1224-518068
www.geoprober.com
Fearnley Procter Group........................................... 724
C/O Fearnley Procter Wec Ltd 10 - 12 Prospect Hill
Douglas, Isle of Man, IM1 1EJ United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1624 638582
www.fearnleyproctergroup.com
The Fearnley Procter Group specializes in the
reduction of non-productive time during the drilling
& completion phases of oil and gas developments
worldwide through its unique NS system. Services
include QA/QC, Process Assurance, Engineering,
Training, NS Standards & Publications, and Graduate
Drilling Engineer Distance Learning Program .
Frank’s International, LLC......................................... 30
10260 Westheimer Rd. Ste 700
Phone: 337-572-2416
www.franksinternational.com
Frank’s International N.V. (NYSE: FI) is a global oil
services company located in approximately 60
countries, on 6 continents. FI provides a broad and
comprehensive range of highly engineered tubular
services to leading exploration and production
companies in offshore and onshore environments,
with a focus on complex and technically demanding
wells. Please visit us at Booth 30 to learn what Frank’s
can do for you.
Genesis RTS...............................................................631
2941 Gulf Freeway Suite 150
Geoprober is an organisation that has the capabilities
to provide innovative solutions to challenging
engineering issues through focused research and
development. With strong design and analysis
experience and a dedicated workshop facility
Geoprober has the ability to provide support for the
entire process from concept to deployment.
Grace Instrument..................................................... 836
9434 Katy Fwy Suite 300
Phone: 713-783-1560-141
Fax: 713-974-7144
www.graceinstrument.com/
We are a designer of viscometers, rheometers, core
flood testers and other analytical instruments for
the petroleum, chemical, pharmaceutical and food
industries worldwide. Our instruments are designed
for accurate and reliable operations through harsh
conditions and rigorous test schedules.
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GustoMSC B.V...........................................................1011
Karel Doormanweg 25
Schiedam, 3115 JD Netherlands
Phone: +31 10 2883 000
Fax: +31 10 2883 001
www.gustomsc.com
Hart Energy............................................................... 823
1616 S. Voss Suite 1000
Houston, TX 77057-2627 USA
Phone: 713-260-1067
Fax: 713-840-8585
www.epmag.com
GustoMSC is an independent, world renowned,
leading design and engineering company, thanks to
the vast knowledge and expertise of our dedicated
professionals and our close relationships with the
most influential players in the offshore energy market.
We serve the offshore industry by providing the bestin-class solutions for mobile offshore units.
For 85+ years, E&P has cultivated a valued, pertinent
perspective on technologies and business practices.
Disciplinary specialists and experienced journalists
make E&P the leader in covering exploration,
drilling/completion, production enhancement, and
unconventional resources.
Gyrodata Inc..............................................................601
23000 Northwest Lake Drive
Phone: 281-213-6640
Fax: 281-213-6301
www.gyrodata.com
Gyrodata is a leading supplier of high-precision
wellbore placement services to the worldwide energy
industry. Services include: • High Accuracy Rate
Gyroscopic Surveying and Guidance • Magnetic-Based
Surveying and Guidance • Fully Automated Rotary
Steerable Drilling Systems
Hardbanding Solutions........................................... 227
5500 W. 164th Street
Cleveland, OH 44142 USA
Phone: 216-265-9000
Fax: 216-265-9030
www.hardbandingsolutions.com
Hardbanding Solutions by Postle Ind has developed
crack-free, casing friendly Duraband® NC hardbanding
alloy for the most reliable wear protection for drill pipe
without damaging the casing. It is 100% rebuildable
and Fearnley Procter NS-1™ Certified for application
on new tool joints and re-application over itself &
most competitive products.
Hardide Coatings Ltd................................................ 231
11 Wedgewood Road, Bicester
Oxfordshire, OX26 4UL United Kingdom
Phone: 011-44-1869-353-830
Fax: 011-44-1869-353-831
www.hardide.com
Hardide Coatings’ range of advanced tungsten
carbide-based coatings protect internal and external
component surfaces from wear, erosion and acidic
corrosion. They uniquely combine ultra-hardness,
toughness and ductility in one material.The ‘as coated’
finish provides a smooth surface texture that can be
polished to a mirror finish without grinding.
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HDI Instruments LLC................................................802
4130 Directors Row
Phone: 713-688-8555
Fax: 713-688-2228
www.hdigauges.com
For over 20 years, HDI Instruments, LLC (“HDI”)
continues to be a world leader in providing battery
operated, intrinsically safe, certified Gauge Systems.
The HDI 2000B is the world standard for pressure
gauges. HDI also provides the HDI 9000 Choke
Console which incorporates a series of gauges into
a standalone package. HDI’s 2250 Valve Position
Indicator System is incorporated into the V9000
series, HDI’s virtual choke console system, to remotely
monitor the rig’s manual gate valves’ position.
Herrenknecht Vertical GmbH.................................. 229
Im Heidenwinkel 5
Schwanau-Allmannsweier, 77963 Germany
Phone: 49-7824-302-1820
Fax: 49-7824-302-473
www.herrenknecht-vertical.com
Herrenknecht Vertical GmbH, a subsidiary of
Herrenknecht AG, designs and manufactures
deep drilling rigs and equipment for wells down to
8,000 meters. The innovative “Terra Invader” rigs
are specifically adapted to customer and project
requirements offering high technical standards
based on offshore technology and a number of
new developments. Central features comprise an
optimized safety concept (hands-off technology) and
comprehensive automation of working processes.
EXHIBITOR PROFILES
Huisman Equipment BV...........................................405
Admiraal Trompstraat 2
Schiedam, 3115 HH Netherlands
Phone: 31-088-070-2222
www.huismanequipment.com
Huisman has been designing and building equipment
for the offshore drilling market for 15 years.With the
development of the Multi Purpose Tower in the 90’s,
we created the means to drastically improve offshore
drilling and equipment handling.This resulted into the
design and delivery of 2 state of the art UDW drilling
vessels, Globetrotter I and II
IADC..........................................................................1222
10370 Richmond Ste. 760
Houston, TX 77042
USA Phone: 1-713-292-1945
Fax: 1-713-292-1946
www.iadc.org
Founded in 1940, IADC’s mission is to improve
industry health, safety and environmental practices;
advance drilling and completion technology; and
champion responsible standards, practices, legislation
and regulations that provide for safe, efficient and
environmentally sound drilling operations worldwide.
Ideal Aerosmith Inc.................................................1025
3001 S. Washington St.
Grand Forks, ND 58201 USA
Phone: 701-757-3400
Fax: 701-757-3459
idealaerosmith.com
Nothing derails productive drilling like a malfunction
with your down-hole directional instruments and
tools. The Trip Guardian was developed to address
this issue before it becomes a problem.Avoid wasted
trips by testing, calibrating and verifying your MWD
and LWD directional tool string components before
you send them down-hole.
IN SEARCH OF THE ADVENTUROUS
IN SEARCH OF REMARKABLE ENGINEERS
To be truly adventurous is a remarkable quality. After all, how many people are really prepared to
continuously explore new ideas, opportunities and experiences? To take their thinking to places no one
has ventured? At Shell, right now, we’re in search of remarkable, adventurous people to join us in our
pioneering work on some of the most innovative engineering projects in the world.
Discover the opportunities at www.shell.com/careers
Shell is an equal opportunity employer
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International Well Control Forum......................... 1120
Inchbraoch House South Quay
Montrose, Angus DD10 9UA United Kingdom
Phone: 44-(0)1674-678120
Fax: 44-(0)1674-678125
www.iwcf.org/
The International Well Control Forum (IWCF) is the
only independent body focused on oil and gas well
training and accreditation. We set training standards
through a global network of branches and are
committed to delivering a permanent step change in
process safety and operations throughout the lifecycle
of the well.
Interwell Group........................................................ 835
Kvernevik Ring 177 P.O. Box 916
Hafrsfjord, N-4089 Norway
Phone: 47-4000-43-99
Fax: 47-5120-4949
www.interwell.com
Interwell is a leading supplier of downhole products
qualified to the highest standards for well barrier and
well integrity needs. Interwell technology is designed
for use in applications for water & gas shut off, shallow
and deep-set well barriers, well integrity, HPHT, high
expansion plugs, P&A applications, and special niche
completion products.
Juniper Systems Limited......................................... 433
Emea 1st Floor 4 The Courtyard Buntsford
GateBromsgrove, B60 3DJ United Kingdom
JWE Carbide Co. Ltd................................................. 122
Lukou Economic Development Zone
Zhuzhou, Hunan 412100 China
Phone: 86-731-27388865
Fax: 86-731-27388877
www.jwe-carbide.com
JWE is a tungsten carbide manufacturer. Our plant
works with everything from the raw material to the
finished products. We specialize in producing carbide
products for oil-field, coal-field and mining tools, such
as PDC substrates, inserts, balls, buttons, and so on.
The products sell very well both at home and abroad
and enjoys a good fame.
KONGSBERG.............................................................806
Drengsrudbekken 12
Asker, 1383 Norway
Phone: +47 67 80 48 00
www.kongsberg.com/KOGT
KONGSBERG provides high-performance technology
solutions and services to help operators make safer,
more informed decisions during critical operations.
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Our world-class solutions include: integrated
environmental monitoring, drilling optimisation,
subsea engineering and equipment, and production
assurance.
Lloyd’s Register Energy Drilling............................. 1118
25 Union Terrace
Aberdeen, AB10 1NN United Kingdom
Phone: +44 (0) 1224 267 720
www.lr.org/en/energy/drilling/
Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling, delivers risk
management, inspection, maintenance management
and training services to enhance and sustain the
safety, integrity and performance of people, processes
and assets, We provide highly qualified professional
expertise to the most demanding standards in the
fields across the drilling industry.
LR Senergy................................................................ 1118
15 Bon Accord Crescent
Aberdeen, Scotland AB11 6DE United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1224 213440
www.senergyworld.com
LR Senergy is a global provider of fully-integrated
project and asset development services across the
energy sector.
Maersk Training........................................................ 235
Dyrekredsen 4
5700 Svendborg, Denmark
Phone: 45 63 21 99 54
www.maerkstraining.com
Our workplace is truly global. We train people from
all over the world, and we travel to train people where
they are. Maersk Training is represented where the
oil&gas, maritime offshore wind mill industries are at
work, with training centres in major hubs worldwide.
Marine Cybernetics AS............................................ 237
Vestre Rosten 77
Tiller, 7075 Norway
Phone: 47 911 01729
www.marinecyb.com
Marine Cybernetics contributes to safer and more
profitable ships and offshore installations through
third party testing of computer control systems
using superior Hardware-In-the-Loop (HIL) testing
technology. MC works on the basis of Quality, Integrity
and Customer Value in the support of our customers
needs. safe software - safe operations
EXHIBITOR PROFILES
McCoy Global............................................................ 532
10333 Richmond Avenue Suite 715
Phone: 832-303-7400
www.mccoyglobal.com
Navingo BV............................................................... 636
Wilhelminakade 302 Las Palmas Building
Rotterdam, Netherlands 3072 AR Netherlands
Phone: 31102092600
www.navingo.com
McCoy Global is the leading tubular make-up and
handling equipment and service provider for the
global energy industry. We are committed to continue
developing advanced products to meet customer
demands. With offices now open in 5 countries, we
are able to optimize customer support throughout the
equipment life cycle.
Navingo BV is an international media company
providing a comprehensive range of products
and services for the maritime and offshore energy
sector. Through our cross-media platforms we help
companies to achieve their marketing goals. Offshore
Energy related products include: Offshore Energy
Exhibition & Conference and OffshoreEnergyToday.com.
MHWirth................................................................... 1126
Butangen 20 Kristiansand, 4638
Norway Phone: +47 38057000
www.mhwirth.com
Northwest Technical Solutions.................................. 15
1130 Enclare Parkway #B
Phone: 832-463-5081
Fax: 832-442-5883
www.northwest-technical.com
With a remarkable legacy founded more than a
century ago, MHWirth has transformed into a new
brand reflective of our robust company strategy and
compelling ambitions. MHWirth has a global span
covering five continents with offices in more than 20
countries. Drawing upon our global market success,
we continue to seize opportunities through an
established strong regional presence in the Americas,
Asia and West Africa.
MSC Software Ltd........................................................ 16
Archipelago Lyon Way Camberley, GU16 7ER
United Kingdom Phone: +44 1276 903120
Murchison Drilling Schools................................... 1020
2501 Juan Tabo NE
Albuquerque, NM 87112 USA
Phone: 505-293-6271
Fax: 505-298-5294
www.murchisondrillingschools.com
Murchison Drilling Schools was founded at the request
of major oil, contractor, and service companies to
provide training in drilling operations and well control
(IADC & IWCF).
National Oilwell Varco...............................................511
7909 Parkwood Circle Drive
Phone: 713-444-7674
www.nov.com
National Oilwell Varco is a worldwide leader in
the design, manufacture and sales of equipment
and components used in oil and gas drilling and
production, the provision of oilfield inspection and
other services.
Northwest Technical Solutions is a unique team of top
technical consultants dedicated to enhancing safety
and operational efficiency in the energy industry. We
are comprised of dynamic positioning, mechanical,
electrical, BOP, and systems consultants. For more
information please contact info@northwest-technical.
com or 832-463-5081.
Odfjell Well Services Europe.................................... 34
Bergen House, Crawpeel Road Altens Industrial Estate
Aberdeen, AB12 3LG United Kingdom
www.odfjelldrilling.com
Odfjell Well Services (OWS) supplies a wide range
of services to the Oil Industry. The service range
comprises drill tool rental, tubular rental, casing and
tubing running services.
The main goal is to supply excellent services
according to the client’s need. OWS will deliver the
safest and most efficient services using remoteoperated technology.
Oilfield Technology Magazine................................ 726
15 South Street Farnham
Surrey, GU9 7Q4 United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1252-718999
Fax: 44-1252-718992
www.oilfieldtechnology.com
Launched in 2008 to fill a void in the global upstream
publishing sector, Oilfield Technology has entered its
eighth year of publication. With a fully audited and
100% requested readership of over 11,000 industry
professionals around the world, Oilfield Technology is
a truly global product.
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Oiltec Solutions AS.................................................. 330
Palfinger Systems Gmbh........................................ 1019
Vogelweiderstrasse 40a
Salzburg, Austria A-5020 Austria
Phone: 43 662 4684 - 82411
Fax: 43 662 4684 - 82770
www.palfingersystems.com
Palfinger systems products are made for gaining,
easy, safe and fast access to legs and complete
under-deck areas of jack-up-rigs and semisubmersible
rigs, as well as tanks of FPSO’s - and thus drastically
enhancing efficiency and safety during maintenance,
inspection, service and overhauling works. Palfinger
systems is dedicated to the development of good
local relationship as well as excellent customer
support, covering everything from planning to daily
use, throughout the entire project.
Paradigm Drilling Services...................................... 742
Camiestone Road Thainstone
Inverurie, Aberdeenshire AB51 5GT United Kingdom
Phone: 01467627861
www.paradigm.eu
PDS supply standard and specialised downhole
hole enlargement and BHA drilling equipment, and
operate a comprehensive fleet of API certified rental
equipment to the global oil and gas industry. ERD and
harsh drilling environments are two example areas
where PDS is developing new and exiting drilling
technology today.
Pason Systems........................................................... 521
16035 Table Mountain Parkway
Golden, CO 80403 USA
Phone: 720-880-2000
Fax: 720-880-0016
www.pason.com
Pason transforms data into intelligence—creating
smarter drilling. Our drilling data solutions allow
users to collect, manage, report and analyze data
in order to optimize performance. Pason’s real-time
data intelligence portfolio offers clients easy, flexible,
and fast access to their critical drilling information,
anytime, anywhere. Built on more than 30 years of
proven success globally, Pason is the leading provider
of specialized data management systems for drilling
rigs.
Pegasus Vertex Inc................................................... 423
6100 Corporate Drive, Suite 448
Phone: 713-981-5558
Fax: 713-981-5556
www.pvisoftware.com
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Pegasus Vertex, Inc. specializes in drilling software
and engineering consulting services. Designed
for onshore/offshore operations, our mission is to
reduce drilling costs while increasing the efficiency
at every rig. Our applications have benefited service
companies and operators worldwide over the past
decade. Come experience the difference with PVI.
Peloton.......................................................................818
23501 Cinco Ranch Blvd. #C220
Katy, TX 77494 Netherlands
Phone: +31 20 7470 106
Fax: +31 20 5814 050
www.peloton.com
Peloton is ‘well focused’ on providing the world’s
best drilling and well data software solutions. We
have a strong understanding of not just software
development, but of how E&P companies operate.
Through MasterView, WellView, SiteView, RigView and
ProdView, over 350 companies worldwide rely on our
technology to make better informed decisions.
PennWell..................................................................1023
1455 W. Loop South #400
Phone: 713-621-9720
Fax: 713-963-6285
www.pennwell.com
PennWell Corp. is a diversified business-to-business
media and information company, providing quality
content and integrated marketing solutions.
Founded in 1910, PennWell publishes print and online
magazines and enewsletters, conducts conferences,
and has an extensive offering of books, maps,
directories, web sites, and research services. PennWell
provides key resources, knowledge, customers and
audiences through its vast offerings to make your
business a success in today’s changing market.
Petroleum Technology Company........................... 637
Slettestrandveien 13
Stavanger, 4032 Norway
Phone: 47-5195-0800
Fax: 47-5195-0801
www.ptc.as
Petroleum Technology Company (PTC) is a leading
provider of innovative well completion equipment.
We help our clients reduce costs, increase production
and enhance their well integrity. We believe in new
innovative design and that is why almost all of our
equipment has been developed as a response to
requirements from our clients.
EXHIBITOR PROFILES
Redback Drilling Tools Ltd...................................... 824
Unit 20 Howe Moss Drive,
Kirkhill Industrial Estate, Dyce
Aberdeen, AB21 0GL United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1224-774000
Fax: 44-1224-774100
www.redbackdrillingtools.com
Redback Drilling Tools (a division of SGS) is an
Australian-based company with marketing and service
locations around the world. Our focus is on developing
and supplying efficient and reliable reaming and
torque reducing tools to many of the world’s leading
oil companies and major drilling service companies.
ReelWell as...............................................................424
Dusavikveien 35
Stavanger, 4007 Norway
Phone: +47 468 30 800
www.reelwell.com
Reelwell has developed and provides the Reelwell
Drilling Method (RDM), a specialist services adding
value beyond conventional drilling. RDM is a closed
loop drilling system with unique hole cleaning and
pressure control management. RDM is particularly
suited for ERD and MPD operations such as CBHP,
PMCD and UBD.
Relentless Pursuit of Perfection................................23
905 Two Exchange Square, Suite No. 8640,
8 Connaught Place Central, CH5 3DJ
Hong KongPhone: +447710142594
www.rp-squared.com
Relentless Pursuit of Perfection Ltd (rp-squared)
assists you to drill your wells faster and safer. Using
Technical Limit (TL) Methodology we assist with the
planning, execution and review of your wells. We
provide Workshop Facilitation for key stages such
as DWOP’s, AAR’s, HAZOP’s etc. We then provide
coaches in the office and on the rig to identify,
measure, review and improve performance. Founded
in 2000 by Dave Taylor and has today hosted over 310
workshops involving around 13,500 people.
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Rider B.V.................................................................. 1036
Toldijk 17-19
Hoogeveen, 7901 Netherlands
Phone: 31 6 200 37980
www.ridercorp.com
I want to be your co-pilot on your trip. Challenge me
and I will challenge you, so you will outperform in your
work. With me on board we will be the best crew in
the industry. You can rely on me. You are in control.
But I can support you, guide you, show you, teach
you, warn you. Let me navigate you, so we become
better together.
Ringers Gloves........................................................ 1024
3443 N. Sam Houston Pkwy West Suite 500
Phone: 281-953-5300
Fax: 281-953-5250
www.ringersgloves.com
Ringers Gloves is committed to the safety and
protection of your hands. As a leading global
manufacturer of safety gloves, we provide the highest
quality task-specific gloves available on the market
for the oil & gas industry and many other industries.
All Ringers Gloves are CE-certified to meet strict
consumer safety, health, and environmental standards
and requirements.
Salos Sunesis Ltd.......................................................128
Westhill Business Centre Arnhall Business Park,
Westhill Aberdeen, AB32 6UF United Kingdom
Phone: 44-0-1224330511
Fax: 44-0-1224330551
www.salos-sunesis.com
Salos Sunesis Limited (SSL) provide Rig site well
control training and coaching in HPHT, extended
reach and deep water type wells. SSL’s well control
readiness auditing service reviews equipment,
systems, procedures and personnel (COMP Crew)
Additional service lines include Leadership, Safety &
Performance Improvement and Change Management
programmes.
Saudi Aramco............................................................. 28
PO Box 5000
Dhahran, 31311 Saudi Arabia
Phone: +44 207 467 4100
www.jobsataramco.eu
With a career in Drilling & Workover, you’ll have
opportunities above all expectations – both inside
of work and out. Whether you’re applying the latest
technology in single fields that produce more oil
in one day than all our competitors combined, or
enjoying the lifestyle in your downtime, you’ll discover
the perfect balance at Saudi Aramco.
Roper Pump Company............................................ 732
PO Box 269
Commerce, GA 30529 USA
Phone: 706-336-3410
Fax: 706-335-5490
www.roperpumps.com
Schlumberger.............................................................611
3750 Briarpark
Phone: 713-689-7037
Fax: 713-689-1112
www.slb.com
DuraTorque® Even Layer Power Sections provide
increased ROP with existing rotors, tighter bend
radius, longer life, and a broader range of temperature
& chemical compatibility. DuraTorque® is designed to
deliver exceptional torque while minimizing key risk
factors that can lead to failure, enabling you to Drill
Faster, Drill Longer™, every time.
Schlumberger is the world’s leading supplier of
technology, integrated project management and
information solutions to customers working in the oil
and gas industry worldwide. Schlumberger provides
the industry’s widest range of products and services
from exploration through production
Scientific Drilling International..............................840
16701 Greenspoint Park Drive Suite 200
Phone: 281-443-3300
Fax: 281-872-0010
www.scientificdrilling.com
Scientific Drilling International (SDI) is an independent
service provider offering high accuracy navigation
and drilling solutions. We are globally positioned to
support a wide range of markets, including O&G,
CBM/CSG, Geothermal and Mining Industries. We are
committed to delivering a customer experience that
makes it Easy to do Business.
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Scout Downhole Inc................................................. 628
1125 Beach Airport Road
Conroe, TX 77301 USA
Phone: 936-756-3255
Fax: 936-756-3229
www.scoutdownhole.com
Slider......................................................................... 626
10804 Fallstone Road. Ste 210
Phone: 713-689-7216
Fax: 281-933-1315
www.slb.com/sliderplus
Scout Downhole, Inc. is founded on innovative
products, high quality manufacturing and excellence
in customer service. New product development and
continuous improvement are at the heart of our
business philosophy. While other companies offer
the same products they have had for many years, we
offer original products that are at the cutting edge of
downhole tool technology. Through this, we truly offer
Innovative Solutions to Downhole Problems.
Slider Plus fully automated slide drilling system helps
increase efficiency in drilling operations performed
with motors and MWD systems. With this system
in place, the directional driller simply enters the
target toolface, and Slider Plus system takes over by
automatically maintaining toolface within acceptable
limits and optimizing sliding ROP..
Seal-Tite International.............................................. 531
500 Deer Cross Dr.
Madisonville, LA 70447 USA
Phone: 1-985-875-1292
Fax: 1-985-875-0687
www.seal-tite.com
Seal-Tite® International provides leak repair services
based on a unique pressure activated sealant
technology using differential pressure across a leak
site to cause liquid sealant to polymerise. As the
sealant enters the leak site it encounters a pressure
drop the sealant will polymerise into a flexible solid,
repair the old or form the new seal.
Sekal...........................................................................541
Vassbotnen 11A P.O.Box 361
Phone: 47 97 16 13 33
www.sekal.com
Sekal offers unique solutions that allow for a safer
and more efficient drilling operation. Our advanced
modeling capability provides the industry’s leading
tools for reducing NPT and optimizing the drilling
operations. DrillScene, Advanced computer system
used to systematically analyse real-time data in order
to monitor downhole conditions. DrillTronics is a
drilling automation system, reducing non productive
time and optimize the drilling operations.
SINTEF Petroleum Research................................... 330
Smart Wellbore Systems Ltd................................. 1124
268 Bath Road
Slough, Berkshire, SL1 4DX
Phone: +44 1753 725456
Fax: +44 1753 725460
www.smartreamer.com
Smart Wellbore Systems (including Smart Reamer)
is re-shaping the drilling market with its patented
products and services. These include the Smart
Reamer®, Sure Gauge®, HeliCUT® and Smart Frac®
which reduce well construction costs.
Society of Petroleum Engineers.............................1218
222 Palisades Creek Dr
Richardson, TX 75080 USA
Phone: 972-952-9306
Fax: 972-952-9435
www.spe.org
The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a notfor-profit professional association whose more than
124,000 members in 135 countries are engaged
in oil and gas exploration and production. SPE is
a key resource for technical knowledge providing
publications, events, training courses, and online
resources at www.spe.org.
SPD............................................................................... 18
21 Golden Square
Aberdeen, AB10 1RE United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1224-650570
Fax: 44-1224-650599
www.spdltd.com
SPD is a specialist well engineering company with
a proven track record, and wealth of experience in
the most challenging and remote environments.
We provide comprehensive services for the life of
a well: - Well Engineering - Project Management Well Integrity & Abandonment - WellAtlas® - Well
Management Software - Consultancy Services
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EXHIBITOR PROFILES
Streicher Drilling Technology/Drilltec................ 1026
STREICHER Drilling Technology Gmbh
Deggendorf, 94469 Germany
Phone: +499913109546
www.streicher.de
STREICHER Drilling Technology is specialized in the
design, engineering and construction of onshore- and
offshore drilling rigs and corresponding equipment.
Close cooperation with our subsidiary DrillTec, a
drilling contractor, enables us to adapt the rigs to the
requirements of the individual projects in the best
possible way.
Subsea Solutions...................................................... 327
16285 Park 10 Place 200
Phone: 281-398-3317
Fax: 281-398-6317
www.subseasolutions.net
Subsea Solutions is a third-party auditing company
of well-control and intervention equipment. Our
services include rig commissioning, shop evaluations,
review of maintenance programs, FMEA studies, and
project management. We are a qualified third-party
provider for CFR 416 and 446 documentation reviews,
shear verifications and statements-of-fact. A global
organization, we have provided practical solutions to
well-control and drilling equipment and associated
systems problems since 1990.
Summit Casing Equipment......................................831
6575 Corporation Parkway
Fort Worth, TX 76126 USA
Phone: 817-529-2400
Fax: 817-529-2401
summitcasing.com/
Summit Casing Equipment provides the oil and gas
industry with superior quality parts and exceptional
customer service. No matter the casing equipment
need, no matter the size or type of equipment
required, you can trust the professionals at Summit
Casing Equipment to quickly and efficiently provide
the parts your operation requires.
T H Hill Associates, Inc..............................................917
13100 Worthham Center Drive Ste. 300
Phone: 281-671-5700
Fax: 281-671-5394
www.thhill.com
T H Hill is a technology company specializing in the
creation/enforcement of drilling equipment quality
standards. Our Standard DS-1 is the global standard
for the inspection of used drill stem components, and
with our engineering and field technicians, we offer
both the analytical & practical expertise to ensure the
quality of downhole components.
TAM International....................................................830
Unit One, Abbotswell Road West Tullos
Aberdeen, AB12 3AB United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1224 875105
www.tamintl.com
TAM is an independent oilfield services company
headquartered in Houston, with regional offices in
Aberdeen, Perth, Calgary, Bogota and Dubai. TAM
inflatable packers, swellable packers, and associated
downhole products and services, are available
globally from offices in North America, Europe, the
Middle East, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Africa, and
Russia.
Techdrill International Ltd.......................................109
Vicarage House, 58-60 KensingtonChurch Street
London, W84DB United Kingdom
Phone: 44-20-7373-1555
www.techdrill.com
Founded in 1992, Techdrill International is the
leading independent drilling software provider. We
support and deliver domain expertise services to oil
& gas operators and service companies, in over 50
countries. From well construction to recovery, we
provide superior technology and quality solutions that
help our customers maximize their investments.
Tejas Tubular Products............................................ 535
8526 Green River Drive
Phone: 281-822-3450
Fax: 281-822-3401
www.tejastubular.com
Tejas Tubular Products is a leading manufacturer
& supplier of Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) in
the petroleum industry. We offer complete range of
OCTG products, and our products lines include casing,
tubing, couplings & production accessories; our
drilling products including drill pipe, drill collars and
drill string accessories.
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EXHIBITOR PROFILES
Tenaris.......................................................................706
Minto Avenue, Altens Industrial Estate
Aberdeen, AB12 3JZ United Kingdom
Phone: 0044 1224 878824
Fax: 0044 1224 898524
www.tenaris.com
Tenaris is a leading global manufacturer and supplier
of tubular products and services for the drilling,
completion and production of oil and gas. Through
our integrated global network of manufacturing, R&D
and service facilities, we work with our customers to
meet their needs for the supply of premium products
in complex operating environments.
Tercel Oilfield Products................................................6
1 Minto Place Altens Industrial Estate
Aberdeen, AB12 3SN United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1224 659000
Fax: +44 1224659001
www.terceloilfield.com
Our drilling and well construction products are
recognized for their innovation, simplicity, and
effectiveness in ensuring that clients reach TD as
quickly and cost effectively as possible. We call it
practical innovation. Tercel designs and manufactures
dedicated products to suit your application and
provide the best solution to your problem.
Tesco Corporation.................................................... 522
3993 W. Sam Houston Parkway N. Ste. 100
Phone: 713-359-7000
Fax: 713-359-7001
www.tescocorp.com
Tesco Corporation is a worldwide leader in
technology-based oil and gas solutions. Our goal is
to be our customers’ strategic partner in improving
productivity, efficiency, and safety for the drilling and
production process. We offer the most comprehensive
suite of top drives for sale and invented the industry’s
first automated casing running tool.
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Singapore • 22–24 August 2016
Contact jmorgan@spe.org for details
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EXHIBITOR PROFILES
The REACH Group.................................................... 439
16420 Park Ten Place #500
Phone: 281-579-1502
Fax: 281-579-0122
www.thereachgroup.com
The REACH Group is dedicated to the success of
upstream oil and gas companies by providing global
coaching and development services, specializing
in Performance Optimization, Process Safety &
Risk Management, World Class Safety Culture, and
Leadership Development.
TIW Corporation....................................................... 221
12300 Soth Main
Phone: 713-551-7978
Fax: 713-728-4767
www.tiwtools.com
TIW Corporation, headquartered in Houston, Texas,
has been serving the oil & gas industry since 1917. TIW
manufacturers Liner Hangers, Completion Packers,
Safety & Kelly Valves and Expandable Liner Hanger
Systems.
Tomax A/S................................................................ 526
P.O. Box 332, Forus
Stavanger, NO-4067 Norway
Phone: 47-51951170
Fax: 47-51951171
www.tomax.no
Tomax has moved the core of the stability control
systems found in modern automobiles downhole
through the patented Anti Stick-Slip Tool (AST). The
AST has to date provided reduced risk and faster rates
of penetration through more than 2,000,000 feet of
challenging rock - offshore and onshore.
Top-Co LP................................................................. 333
7720, 17 Street NW
Edmonton, AB T6P 1S7 Canada
Phone: 780-577-8546
Fax: 780-440-4443
www.top-co.ca
TracID AS................................................................... 542
Lagerveien 12-A.
Stavanger, N-4033 Norway
Phone: +47 916 48208
Fax: +47 518 02880
www.tracid.com
TWMA........................................................................ 1112
Broadfold House Broadfold Road
Aberdeen, United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1224-222-520
www.twma.co.uk
TWMA is the leading global service provider of
specialist Integrated Drilling Waste Management
services and environmental solutions to the oil and gas
industry. Specialising in advanced solids control and
fluid recovery, TWMA provides a range of innovative
solutions to support drilling operations worldwide.
U.S. Steel Tubular Products....................................605
10343 Sam Houston Park Drive, Suite 120
Phone: 281-671-3827
www.usstubular.com
As the largest fully integrated energy tubular
producer in North America, U. S. Steel Tubular
Products is proud to offer an array of products and
services that are produced in the United States. With
enhanced capabilities and a strong commitment to
quality, service and innovation, we are positioned to
be the supplier of choice for tubular products.
Ulterra........................................................................130
420 Throckmorton #1110
Ft. Worth, TX 76102 USA
Phone: 405-568-7235
www.ulterra.com
Ulterra is a leading provider of premium PDC drill
bits and downhole tools for the oil and gas industry.
Its strength resides in the experience and wisdom
obtained from industry veterans, designing highquality, high-performance PDC bits for global
markets. Its localized focus enables Ulterra to respond
quickly to customer’s specific applications.
Upstream Technical Consultants............................... 17
Ravensbourne Business Centre Westerham Road
Keston, Kent BR2 6HE United Kingdom
Phone: 44 1689 868 040
Fax: 44 1689 868 041
www.upstream.uk.com
Upstream is a specialist recruitment company
supplying subsurface disciplines to Oil operators
worldwide including Drilling Engineers, Reservoir and
Petroleum Engineers, G&G and HSE Engineers.
The oil and gas industry relies on correct information
in all areas. TracID offer the most advanced, rugged
and reliable RFID based tracking solutions providing
you with complete asset control.
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Vallourec....................................................................501
4424 W. Sam Houston Prk North Suite 150
Phone: 713-479-3200
Fax: 713-479-3234
www.vallourec.com
Vallourec is a world leader in premium tubular
solutions serving energy markets, as well as other
industrial applications.With over 23,000 employees,
integrated manufacturing facilities, advanced R&D
and a presence in more than 20 countries, Vallourec
offers innovative global solutions to meet the energy
challenges of the 21st century.
Varel International...................................................1212
1625 West Crosby Road Suite 124
Carrollton, TX 75006 USA
Phone: 972-242-1160
www.varelintl.com
Varel International Energy Services (VIES) is
comprised of three operating units; Oil and Gas, Mining
and Industrial, and Downhole Products. Varel Oil &
Gas Drill Bits supplies a comprehensive suite of high
technology fixed cutter and roller cone drill bits to the
industry. Downhole Products designs, manufactures
and supplies a range of casing accessories and
completion tools, including centralizers, reamer guide
shoes and cable clamp protectors.
Downhole Products PLC..........................................1212
Verdande Technology AS........................................ 438
Stiklestadveien 1
Trondheim, N-7041 Norway
Phone: 011-47-974-69-090
www.verdandetechology.com
DrillEdge uses real-time data from the drilling
operation to index and automatically recall human
experience, such as lessons learned, best practices
and situational experience across many rigs. By using
real-time data from an ongoing operations, DrillEdge
searches for experience and presents relevant
resources to the drilling engineers.
Voestalpine Tubulars............................................... 933
Alpinestrasse 17
Kindberg-Aumuehl, 8652 Austria
Phone: +43 50304 23 0
Fax: +43 50304 63 233
www.vatubulars.com
voestalpine Tubulars produces seamless steel pipes
for the drilling and completion of both conventional
and unconventional (e.g. shale gas) oil and gas
wells, in API or proprietary grades, with API or
premium thread connections (VAGT®, VAsuperior®,
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VAroughneck®). Additional products: Mechanical
Tubes, Boiler & Heat Exchanger Tubes and Line Pipe.
Weatherford.............................................................. 315
2000 St. James Place Houston, TX 77056 USA
Phone: 713-836-7054
Fax: 713-836-5035
weatherford.com
Weatherford is among the largest global oil and gas
service providers, delivering innovative technologies
and services for formation evaluation, well
construction, completion, stimulation, and production.
Our global network spans more than 100 countries
and includes 1,000 service locations and 25 research,
development, and training facilities.
Welltec...................................................................... 427
Gydevang 25
Allerod, DK-3450 Denmark
Phone: 45-88538303
Fax: 45-48143518
www.welltec.com
Welltec® is a leading provider of electric line
intervention services and completion solutions. Our
pioneering technology enables operators to optimize
the management and development of their assets
throughout their life cycle. Our solutions maximize
hydrocarbon production, increase total recovery plus
they reduce operating downtime and cost.
Wenzel Downhole Tools............................................. 19
Grafftring 5
Celle, 29227 Germany
Phone: 49 0 5141 977 65 - 13
Fax: 49 0 5141 977 65 – 29
www.downhole.com
Wenzel Downhole Tools Ltd. (WZL) has been a
leading supplier of downhole drilling tools to the Oil
& Gas Industry for over thirty years. The cornerstone
of WZL’s continued growth is the innovation of its
products. WZL designs & manufactures Drilling
Motors, Drilling Jars, Fishing Jars, Shock Tools, etc.
WZL holds numerous patents for products that are in
demand around the world and provides superior tools
& exceptional service to the Drilling Industry.
Wild Well Control..................................................... 702
2202 Oil Center Court
Phone: 281-784-4700
Fax: 281-784-4750
www.wildwell.com
Wild Well Control, Inc. is the worldwide leading
provider of firefighting, well control & related
engineering, marine engineering and training services.
EXHIBITOR PROFILES
World Oil...................................................................426
2 Greenway Plaza, Suite 1020
Phone: 713-520-4402
Fax: 713-520-4412
www.WorldOil.com
World Oil provides authoritative coverage of the latest
technology in onshore/offshore exploration, drilling,
production and well servicing, reporting innovations
and significant trends to industry management and
engineering/operating personnel each month.
WWT International.................................................. 437
Centurion Court, North Esplanade West
Aberdeen, AB11 5QH United Kingdom
Phone: 44 1224 232185
Fax: 44 1224 232194
www.wwtinternational.com
WWT International Drilling Tool Services’ WWT
Non-Rotating Protector (NRPS) benefit operators
by protecting casing during drilling & well clean-out;
reducing drilling torque & drag; improving drilling
performance; & minimizing drillstring & surface
equipment stress. Full-service technical support & onsite service is provided 24/7 worldwide.
ZCC Europe Gmbh.......................................................22
Heinrichstrasse 169A
Düsseldorf, D-40239 Germany
Phone: 0049211230390
www.zcc-europe.com
ZCC (Zhuzhou Cemented Carbide) is not only the
number 1 in China when it comes to top-quality
cemented carbide, but also one of the biggest
producers in the world. Benefit from decades of
experience in manufacturing carbide products for oil
drilling at the highest level of quality. You are kindly
invited to discuss all your carbide needs with us.
Zhuzhou Seed Cemented Carbide
Technology Co. Ltd.................................................. 425
No. 8, Huanan Road
Zhuzhou Hunan, 412000 China
Phone: 011-86-731-2265-9085
Fax: 011-86-731-2265-9065
www.seed-carbide.com
Fine finished carbide parts resist to erosion And
corrosion resistant, anti-acid, anti-alkaline, anti-high
temperature And high pressure - Super large, oversize,
complicated carbide parts - carbide with steel by
welding, shrink fit, mechanical assembly - Hardfacing
of tungsten carbide And other materials.
Xait............................................................................ 440
Luramyrveien 42
Phone: 47 51 950 200
www.xait.com
Xait is the company behind XaitPorter - the standard
for complex documents in the O&G industry. XaitPorter
is a document collaboration and co-authoring solution
that enables you to produce documents efficiently
and with increased quality of the content. XaitPorter
is used for by than 50 oil companies and by 3 of the
4 largest oil service world wide. XaitPorter enables
these companies to be efficient in a competitive
environment, and at the same time produce better
quality documents.
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EXPAND YOUR POSSIBILITIES
Join us at booth #1134 for one of our
technical presentations to learn how
solid expandable tubular technology can
conserve your ID at TD. (Attendees will receive a
gift of knowledge and a special gift from Enventure)
Value-Added Drilling Solutions
Increase ID at TD
Increase production
Reduced risk
Lower NPT
Value-Added Intervention Solutions
Repair damaged casing
Seal off old perforations
Reinforce casing
In-Booth Technical Presentation Schedule
Tuesday, 17th March
9:40-9:50
13:00-13:10
Solid Expandable Tubulars - Proven Technology
16:10-16:20
Wednesday, 18th March
10:40-10:50
13:00-13:10
Solid Expandable Tubulars - Proven Technology
15:55-16:05
Thursday, 19th March
10:40-10:50
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