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PETE 4045 Quiz 1

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 41mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

drilled to explore new reserves; Defines subsurface geology; Goal is to discover new hydrocarbon resources

(a)  

2.

Characteristics of Exploration Drilling

a)

collapse, lost returns, stuck pipe

b)

logs, cores

c)

Temporary Abandonment

d)

none of the above

3.

If offshore, rig is almost certainly a (a)   - MODU & floating, if in deep water.

4.

drilled to develop an oilfield; Once a reservoir has been discovered – Drilling is required to produce oil or gas; Royalties are paid to the lease owners and taxes are paid to the government.

(a)  

5.

Development wells drilled to

a)

develop reserves

b)

allow maximum economic production

c)

recovery of oil and gas resources

d)

none of the above

6.

What's the big deal for drilling?

a)

Significant risk to personnel

b)

Significant risk to equipment

c)

Significant risk to natural resources

d)

Significant risk to environemnt

e)

costs and errors

7.

Most versatile bottom supported rig; WD = 15’ to 550’ (depending on make and model); No Motion Compensator;

Can work over a multi-well platform if rig is “cantilever” type which most are; Requires good weather to move, but insensitive to weather when jacked up; Low cost: US $ 70K – 168K/day.

(a)  

8.

Requires a pre-installed platform; Bottom supported (fixed) or buoyant (Tension Leg Platforms-TLP or Spar); Least weather sensitive of all offshore rigs, except when rigging up or rigging down; For bottom supported, the wells can be drilled before or after the legs are deployed; Good for Multi-well development because they typically cost less than Jack-ups; No motion compensator

(a)  

9.

•Limited deck load capacity; WD:  1,500’ to 10,000’.

High Cost: US $ 200K to 450K/day; Can be Anchored or DP (Dynamic Positioned); Motion compensator; Less weather sensitive than a drill ship.

(a)  

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11.

Rig Capabilities must match the __________________________.

a)

Geography of the area

b)

Well design

c)

Operational requirements

d)

none of the above

12.

ESSENTIAL JOBS OF RIG SYSTEMS

a)

Producing and transmitting power,

b)

Hoisting equipment for the drilling string, casing, and tubing,

c)

Rotating the bit to make hole

d)

Circulation to remove the cuttings and maintain fluid density to control formation pressures and

      therefore, to keep the wellbore stable.   

13.

engine and chain drive transmission arrangement (compound drive) or “direct drive”

(a)  

14.

DC; now AC is more common, requires “SCR” to deliver DC to motors; newest, AC w/freq. control

(a)  

15.

Which would you expect to find on a very portable, truck mounted rig?

(a)  

16.

Which would you expect to find on a very large, deepwater drill ship?

(a)  

17.

to provide a means of lowering or raising drill strings, casing strings, and other subsurface equipment into or out of the hole.

(a)  

18.

The principal components of the hoisting system are:

a)

the derrick and substructure

b)

the block and tackle

c)

the drawworks

d)

none of the above

19.

Two routine drilling operations performed with the hoisting system are called:

a)

making a connection

b)

making a trip

c)

none of the above

20.

Needed to: Run in and pull-out drill string and bit i.e. ”making a trip”

Lower casing into well i.e.“run casing”

(a)  

21.

When tripping or lifting heavy string to make a connection. (550 hp on 6000’ rigs to 3000 h.p. on big land rigs and 4000 h.p. on big, deepwater rigs).

(a)  

22.

What happens when you bend a metal coat hanger back and forth? To avoid that it happens with the

drilling lines, we perform a:

(a)  

23.

substitutes the function of swivel, kelly, rotate drive and rotary table.

(a)  

24.

Main parts of the conventional rotary system

a)
swivel
b)

kelly

c)

rotary drive and table

d)

drill pipes and collars

e)

none of the above

25.

Drill by section; Reduced number of connections; Allows pull out of  string while  Circulating fluid and Rotating string; Essential when drilling Horizontal and/or Extended Reach wells

(a)  

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29.

 Raise & lower tools in the hole; Landing string; Deliver mechanical energy; Deliver fluid to the bottom of the hole to:Clean the hole and Spot cement

(a)  

30.

Drill Pipe spec should include the following

a)

Outside Diameter

b)

Nominal Weight or Weight per foot

c)

Grade of Steel

d)

Upset

e)

Range 1, 2, or 3

31.

Accessory components of Drill String

a)

Subs

b)

Stabilizers

c)

Roller Reamer

d)

Hole Opener

e)

String Protectors

32.



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40.

What are the tool joints?

(a)  

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43.



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