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A sudden high-pressure gas flow from the wellhead after completion is a critical warning sign. This usually indicates gas migration, a tubing or packer leak, or sustained casing pressure, all of which pose major safety risks. Why it’s dangerous:-Gas can rapidly escalate to an uncontrolled release or blowout.-High pressure threatens wellhead integrity and increases ignition […]

Paraffin (or wax) deposition is one of the most common flow assurance problems in oil and gas production — especially in waxy crude oils with high long-chain alkane content. When temperature drops below the wax appearance temperature (WAT), paraffin crystals begin to form and stick to the walls of tubing, flowlines, and surface equipment. Over […]

A problem occurred with a dead anchor swabbing winch when the cable snapped during operation. Incidents like this remind us how dangerous these machines can be if something goes wrong. Failures of winches or cables, in any form, can have dire consequences for anyone standing close by. A snapping cable can whip with extreme force, […]

In this case, many might assume it’s a formation influx or a reservoir-related problem — but it’s not.We were not in the reservoir zone, and this was not a risk or well control event. What actually happened:During the drill-out phase, the annular space became saturated, together with the cleaning pothole, which initially caused a circulation […]

In oil & gas drilling, the Tricone Bit remains one of the most reliable and widely used tools for cutting through various formations. Designed for both rotary and directional drilling, this bit combines strength, precision, and versatility. How It Works:A Tricone bit consists of three rotating cones, each equipped with cutting teeth (either milled steel […]

During workover operations, Running in Hole (RIH) with tubing is one of the most crucial steps. It involves lowering the production tubing string carefully into the wellbore to restore or enhance production. Each joint is connected using tongs or power tongs, ensuring proper torque and thread integrity. Depth control, tubing tally, and thread inspection are […]

A well kick happens when formation fluids (oil, gas, or water) start to flow into the wellbore because the bottom hole pressure becomes lower than the formation pressure. This imbalance usually occurs due to:-Insufficient mud weight-Swabbing while pulling out of hole-Lost circulation zones-Gas cutting in the mud When a kick occurs, it’s a critical warning […]

A well kick occurs when formation fluids enter the wellbore due to the pressure in the formation being greater than the hydrostatic pressure of the drilling mud. If not managed properly, it can escalate into a blowout, which is one of the most dangerous events in drilling operations. Here’s how we control a kick safely […]

On modern drilling rigs, efficiency and safety are always top priorities. One key innovation that supports both is the automatic rotary table slip system. Unlike conventional manual slips that require roughnecks to handle heavy iron and work dangerously close to the rotary, this system grips the drill pipe automatically from inside the rotary table. -The […]