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Deepwater synthetic drilling muds. J.E. Friedheim. J. Offshore Technol., February 1998, 6(1), 31--33.
In this review consideration is given to specific problems in deepwater drilling. Shallow gas/water flows, gas hydrates formation, lost circulation/lower fracture gradients, hole cleaning in riser sections, environmental issues, cuttings pile, less discharge, and surface treatment are described.
Abstract details
Journal title: Offshore Technology
Keywords: deepwater
Subjects: Organic Chemistry, Environment, Resource use and management, Gas works (and other conversion to gases), Methane hydrates, Oil and gas, Oil, Primary energy production, Risers
