1D Geomechanical Model For Wellbore Stability in Z Field, Y Well Sanga Sanga Working Area, Kutai Basin
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https://doi.org/10.25299/jgeet.2023.8.02-2.13871Keywords:
Wellbore Stability, Drilling Mud Weight, Failure, Stress, Pore Pressure, Rock Strength, Rock ElasticAbstract
This research is about 1D geomechanical model for wellbore stability in Z Field, Y Well Sanga Sanga Working Area, Kutai Basin where wells have been drilled. The Purpose of this Research is to analyze the stability of the well starting from knowing the stress regime that occurs, predicting the occurrence of wellbore failure, and determining safe mud weight window for next drilling. The method use in this Research is a numerical modelling method using log data and drilling data that has been obtained and then managed using Techlog Software. The result of this Research show the magnitude of mechanical properties of the rock that have been obtained, then in general the stress regime that occurs in the Z Field formation is the normal regime even though the strike slip and reverse regime are inserted at a certain depth, then based on the prediction results of failure in this well is wide breakout, which in general occurs in lithology with sandstone, finaly safe mud weight window can be estimated properly, so that it can be used for further well drilling. This research is about 1D geomechanical model for wellbore stability in Z Field, Y Well Sanga Sanga Working Area, Kutai Basin where wells have been drilled. The Purpose of this Research is to analyze the stability of the well starting from knowing the value of the mechanical properties of the formation, the stress regime that occurs, predicting the occurrence of wellbore failure, and determining safe mud weight window for next drilling. The method use in this Research is a numerical modelling method using log data and drilling data that has been obtained and then managed using Techlog Software. The result of this Research show the magnitude of mechanical properties of the rock that have been obtained, then in general the stress regime that occurs in the Z Field formation is the normal regime even though the strike slip and reverse regime are inserted at a certain depth, then based on the prediction results of failure in this well is wide breakout, which in general occurs in lithology with sandstone, finaly safe mud weight window can be estimated properly, so that it can be used for further well drilling.
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