Oct. 10, 2007


Description

 

This presentation is a collaborative effort by experienced engineers from three premier deepwater operators: BP, Chevron and Anadarko. In 1999 an SPE paper (52782) identified and documented solutions to a number of drilling problems encountered in ultradeepwater drilling. Since that time, the industry has pushed the water depth record beyond 10,000 ft and to drilling depths below 32,000 ft. A number of new problems have been encountered including mechanical failures, and drilling salt and tar that the industry has previously not experienced. These engineers, John Shaughnessy (BP), Rick Graff (Chevron) and Todd Durkee (Anadarko) have collaborated to document these problems under the assumption that understanding what can go wrong is the best way to avoid problems.



Featured Speakers

Speaker John Shaughnessy

Drilling Engineer
BP America
John has over 29 years in the industry with BP and Amoco, with most of that time in drilling along the Gulf Coast. He is currently assigned to the Thunder Horse Project and has experience drilling in HT/HP and other challenging environments. John is a member of SPE with a …

Drilling Engineer
BP America

John has over 29 years in the industry with BP and Amoco, with most of that time in drilling along the Gulf Coast. He is currently assigned to the Thunder Horse Project and has experience drilling in HT/HP and other challenging environments. John is a member of SPE with a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh.


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Organizer

Kevin Brady


Date and Time

Wed, Oct. 10, 2007

11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
(GMT-0500) US/Central

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Location

Petroleum Club - Coastal Room

800 Bell Street
Houston, TX 77002