6,000 ft of 7-in C-75 grade of casing string will be run in a borehole having a diameter of 8.5-1m. The casing has a unit weight of 38 Ibm/ft and a wall thickness of 0.540-in. Mud weight used to run the casing into the borehole is 10 lbm/gal (ppg). a) Calculate the weight of casing string in the air. b) Calculate the hook load when the casing is in the borehole. c) Calculate the borehole capacity in terms of bbl/ft. d) Calculate the borehole capacity in terms of bbl. e) Calculate the displacement of the casing in terms of bbl/ft. ) Calculate the displacement of the casing in terms of bbl, g) Calculate the volume of cement slurry to fill the annulus in terms of bbl and cuft assuming a excess volume factor of 1.5) h) Calculate the maximum length of the casing if the rig used for this operation can handle 250,000 Ibf of hook load.

6,000 ft of 7-in C-75 grade of casing string will be run in a borehole having a diameter of 8.5-1m. The casing has a unit weight of 38 Ibm/ft and a wall thickness of 0.540-in. Mud weight used to run the casing into the borehole is 10 lbm/gal (ppg). a) Calculate the weight of casing string in the air. b) Calculate the hook load when the casing is in the borehole. c) Calculate the borehole capacity in terms of bbl/ft. d) Calculate the borehole capacity in terms of bbl. e) Calculate the displacement of the casing in terms of bbl/ft. ) Calculate the displacement of the casing in terms of bbl, g) Calculate the volume of cement slurry to fill the annulus in terms of bbl and cuft assuming a excess volume factor of 1.5) h) Calculate the maximum length of the casing if the rig used for this operation can handle 250,000 Ibf of hook load.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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