THE NEW METHOD OF DIRECTIONAL DRILLING BY NON-ROTATING ADJUSTABLE STABILIZER

Directional Drilling is the process of directing the well bore along some trajectory to a predetermined target. Motivation of the early drilling of directional wells was economics and offshore field development is where majority of wells are drilling directionally 5 Defection tools is: whipstock, jetting bit, mud motor, stabilizers and turbine. The Non–Rotating Adjustable stabilizer controls curvature rate by precisely adjusting the radial extension of the stabilizer blades on a near bit NonRotating Stabilizer. The combination of these technologies will provide smoother bore holes, reduced drilling time, and incredible targeting precision. Tool will control curvature rates from 0 to 15 per 100 ft. in 8 1/2 inch holes with bit weights up to 55000 lb.

Adjustable Stabilizer, Directional Drilling, Simulation, Oil Well Drilling