Part 3 of Introduction of Petroleum Drilling Engineering
| Author | Zifeng Li |
|---|---|
| Published | 2010 |
| Pages | 78 |
Part 3 of Introduction of Petroleum Drilling Engineering is part of the introductory material for an English-language petroleum drilling-engineering course prepared by Zifeng Li, professor of petroleum engineering at Yanshan University. The introduction is issued here in three parts; this is Part 3.
This material belongs to Li's professional work as a petroleum engineer, and is unrelated to the relativity criticism for which he is separately known on this wiki; this is the mainstream, technical body of work. See Zifeng Li for the fuller account.
The course
The drilling-engineering course of which this page is one part is organised as an introduction followed by eight chapters:
- Introduction to drilling engineering (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)
- Chapter 1 — Engineering geology of drilling
- Chapter 2 — Drill tools (Part 1, Part 2)
- Chapter 3 — Drilling fluids
- Chapter 4 — Optimization of drilling parameters
- Chapter 5 — Design and control of well trajectory
- Chapter 6 — Well control
- Chapter 7 — Well cementing and completion
- Chapter 8 — Other drilling operations
What the introduction covers
The introduction sets out what drilling engineering is and how an oil or gas well is constructed — the rotary drilling rig, the circulation of drilling fluid, and the stages of drilling, casing and completing a well. Part 3 concludes that overview, following Part 1 and Part 2.
Note on this page
The stored text of this page, as uploaded, consisted of a mangled bilingual table of contents — the Chinese chapter titles corrupted on import to strings of question marks, followed by their English translations — rather than the content of the section itself, and no source file was linked. The clean chapter list above is reconstructed from the surviving English titles. If a copy of the underlying course document becomes available, the section's real content can be added.
See also
- Zifeng Li — the author; petroleum engineer and relativity critic
- Tubular Mechanics in Oil-Gas Wells and Its Applications — his research monograph on drill- and pipe-string mechanics
- The other sections of this course, linked above