PEPEP14
Petroleum Exploration and Production Engineering Program (PEPEP) - Class 2014
Faculty of Petroleum and Mining Engineering
Suez University
Egypt Logging - Pet.
Petroleum Exploration and Production Engineering Program (PEPEP) is established under the patronage of the Supreme Council of Egyptian Universities. English is the teaching language and credits point system is used. PEPEP study program: University requirements (20 credit hours), Faculty requirements (90 credit hours), Department requirements (51 hours) and elective courses (20 hours). Period of study 5 years (10 semesters)
First semester:
physics - Mathematics I - Mechanics I - General Chemistry - Introduction To Geology - Introduction To Computer - History of Engineering
Second semester:
Physics II - Mathematics H - Mechanics II - Bug. Drawing & Project - Prod. Eng & Workshop - Tech English I
Third semester:
Physics III - Mathematics III – Sedimentology - Physical Chemistry - Strength of Material - Computer Programming - Tech English II
Fourth semester:
Structure Geology - Organic Chemistry - Surveying & Topography - Material Science - Drawing & Auto Cad – Pet Eng introduction - Human Rights
Fifth semester:
Fluid Mechanics - Automatic Control - Analytical Chemistry - Reservoir Rock Properties - Electrical Eng - Elective I - Tech English 111
Sixth semester:
Thermodynamics - Rock Mechanics - Drilling Brig I - Reservoir Fluids Prop - Elective Il - Economics & management
Seventh semester:
Computer appli in Pet Eng - Petroleum Geology - Exploration Geophysics I - Natural Gas Eng - Elective III - Safety and Labors Law
Eighth semester:
Drilling & Prod, Equipments – Applied Reservoir Eng - Exploration Geophysics II - Petroleum Prod Eng I - Elective IV - Environment Risk Assessment
Ninth semester:
Petroleum Prod Eng II - Well Logging - Drilling Eng Il - Enhanced Oil Recovery - Elective V - Senior Project - Elective HUM-l
Tenth semester:
Well Design & Const Eng - Formation Evaluation - Transportation & Storage - Elective IV - Senior Project - Elective — HUM TI
Elective Courses: (Reservoir Simulation - Formation Stimulation - Seismic Interpretation - Oil & Gas Fields Development - Horizontal Drilling Tech - Under balance Drilling - Remote Sensing -Well Completion - Natural Gas Treatment - Corrosion Eng. - Prod. Fiscal Analysis)
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STUCK PIPE
Stuck pipe may be due to Wellbore Geometry. In this case there are several mechanisms, one of them is called "Undergauge Hole".
Undergauge Hole Causes Stuck Pipe when drilling in to hard and abrasive formations. Drilling bit is undergauge because the abrasive formation wears a bit and stablizers, a hole size becomes smaller. When the new BHA is run in hole, the new bit/BHA gets sutck into the undergauge hole section.
To minimize this problem, driller hasn't to stag weight in order to pass the tight spots. The more weight you put on top, the harder to free the pipe.
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