Maximum Permissible Dog-Legs in Rotary Boreholes

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ARTHUR LUBINSKI MEMBER AIME In drilling operations, attention generally is given to hole angles rather than to changes of angle, in spite of the fact that the latter are responsible for drilling and production troubles. The paper presents means for specifying maximum permissible changes of hole angle to insure a trouble-free hole, using a minimum amount of surveys. It is expected that the paper will result in a decrease of drilling costs, not only by avoiding troubles, but also by removing the fear of such troubles.

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Lubinski, A. (1961). Maximum Permissible Dog-Legs in Rotary Boreholes. Journal of Petroleum Technology, 13(02), 175–194. https://doi.org/10.2118/1543-g-pa

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