Drilling Surveillance Services

One of our major services at the rig-site includes the Well and Drilling Monitoring System (WDMS). Well and Drilling Monitoring System, together with our Mud Logging services and qualified, experienced personnel (Logging Engineers, Well Site Geologists, Assistant Drilling Technicians – ADT, Geopressure Engineers and Data Engineers), optimise the level of data available at onshore or offshore locations. Such a system gives the on site supervisory bodies and the central offices valuable assistance in reaching the necessary decisions for project optimization. The client receives a complete documentation of the daily drilling activities, drilling fluid analyses and directional drilling activities, which can be used for the purpose of drilling optimization, documentation, for subsequent research and the retaining of evidence. Even when rigging up the system, the maintenance of high level of quality and safety normally found in the exploration industry is taken into account.

WELL AND RIG SURVEILLANCE AND SAFETY

Monitoring and analysis of drilling operations involve recording of all data. The operating modes covered by the system include, but are not limited to

  • Drilling, Coring, Reaming, Back reaming
  • Tripping IN, Tripping OUT
  • Pump OUT of hole
  • Wireline operations
  • Stripping IN and OUT of hole
  • Running casing
  • Preparation of prints and plots of recording, raw and calculated data from the standard suite of programs. This shall include Drilling Data, Drilling Fluid  Parameters and formation Pressure Analysis. Other optional plots and formats shall be made available on Company’s request. The system supports proper pressure follow-up, through online and off-line analysis of recorded data.
  • Provision of daily and weekly report on current drilling conditions as requested by Company’s Representatives
  • Twenty-four hours continuous well and rig surveillance
  • Continuous real time monitoring and analysis of drilling operations including recording of all data.
    The operating modes covered by the system include, but are not limited to
  • Drilling, Coring, Reaming, Back reaming
  • Circulation
  • Tripping IN, Tripping OUT
  • Pump OUT of hole
  • Wireline operations
  • Running casing
  • Casing Runs
  • BOP testing
  • Continuous and automatic (ONLINE) monitoring and recording of total gas, in % methane equivalent, extracted from the mud with alarms within and outside logging unit with audio and visual warnings
  • Continuous and automatic (ONLINE) monitoring and recording of hydrogen Sulphide H2S with integrated alarms within and outside logging unit with  audio and visual warnings.
  • Monitoring of Surface drilling data (including mechanical, Hydraulic and engineering parameters) to help maintain safety, balance formation fluid pressures and optimize the drilling process control and drilling costs data Recording in The following fields:
    • Drilling Parameters
    • Drilling Fluid
    • Directional Drilling Services
    • Geological Data
    • Digital Data Acquisition System, Hot Wire and Chromatograph

One Technician prepares daily Mud Logs, Correlation Logs, reports and is present on a 24 hour basis as the hole dictates

  • Continuous monitoring of gases coming from the well bore
  • Lithological interpretations and fluoroscopic examination well cuttings caught at stipulated intervals by drilling rig crews
  • Trip Gas Reports after each trip to help determine where gases are coming from.
  • Wellsite Information Transfer Standard (WITS) Compliant
  • Updated mud logs and drilling/geological reports E-mailed daily or can be downloaded from our web site.
  • Notification of well site personnel of formation changes or gas increase.
  • Manual detection of hydrogen sulphide using Garett gas train or Hatch dulphide kits
  • Continuous and automatic (ONLINE) monitoring and recording of carbon dioxide CO2 with integrated alarms within and outside logging unit with audio and visual warnings
  • Prompt audio and visual warnings of unexpected changes in monitoring and calculated parameters as requested as requested by Company’s Representatives.
  • Continuous monitoring of the under flow conditions as a requisite while drilling
  • Continuous total gas detection
  • Continuous, complete chromatographic gas analysis
  • Weekly instrument calibration
  • Daily testing of instruments
  • Full time in-house equipment technician
  • Shipping of samples to log library of your choice
  • Estimate of porosity presence
  • Daily drilling report to company geologists or representative
  • Daily mud reports
  • Daily report of directional survey
  • Daily report to well site supervisor
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