Drilling and Well Engineering
Description: This cluster of papers focuses on advancements in drilling fluid technology, with a particular emphasis on well integrity, nanoparticles, rheological properties, CO2 sequestration, shale inhibition, cement degradation, vibration analysis, lost circulation, and formation damage in the oil and gas industry.
Characteristic keywords: drilling fluids, wellbore stability, horizontal wells, rate of penetration, water-based drilling fluids, well integrity, formation damage, well completion, lost circulation, well control, well drilling, oil and gas wells, directional drilling, drilling cost reduction, well cementing, sand control, deviated wells, oil-based mud, filtration control, hole cleaning, oil well drilling, drilling fluid additives, underbalanced drilling, offshore drilling, sand production
Sibling topics: Enhanced Oil Recovery Techniques, Water resources management and optimization, Underwater Vehicles and Communication Systems, Wave and Wind Energy Systems, Coal Properties and Utilization, Evacuation and Crowd Dynamics, Ship Hydrodynamics and Maneuverability, Geophysical Methods and Applications, Maritime Navigation and Safety, Reservoir Engineering and Simulation Methods, Marine Biology and Environmental Chemistry, Particle Dynamics in Fluid Flows, Satellite Image Processing and Photogrammetry, Oil and Gas Production Techniques, Engineering and Environmental Studies, Automated Road and Building Extraction, Stonefly species taxonomy and ecology, Geophysics and Sensor Technology, Offshore Engineering and Technologies, Marine and Offshore Engineering Studies, Wetland Management and Conservation, Marine and Coastal Research
Parent subfield: Ocean Engineering
Field: Engineering
Domain: Physical Sciences
OpenAlex ID: T10892