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In the early years of oil drilling and production, wells were primarily drilled on land to moder- ate depths and with relatively minor horizontal offsets, and an empirical understanding of the impact of geological forces and Earth material properties on required drilling practice was de- veloped by region. Successful practices were defined by trial and (sometimes costly and spectacular) error. Once local conditions were understood, it then became possible to drill new wells with a sufficient degree of confidence to guarantee the safety and economic success of further field developments. However, techniques that were successful in one field were not nec- essarily successful in other fields, and,. | -SR a- M Volume II DRILLING ENGINEERING Robert F Mitchell Editor PETROLEUM ENGINEERING HANDBOOK Larry W. Lake Editor-in-Chief OF PETROLEUM Welcome to the Petroleum Engineering Handbook How to use the Handbook Use to navigate forward and backward through the Handbook. Press at any point to be taken back to the Contents page. Perform a word or phrase search of the entire Handbook. Press to launch the print dialog box. View an extended list of chapter and section bookmarks. View the Adobe Reader help file. Press to exit out of the Handbook. Use the tool bar at the bottom of the screen to jump to a specific page. Contents Next -SR a- U. Volume II DRILLING ENGINEERING Robert F Mitchell Editor Petroleum Engineering Handbook Larry W. Lake Editor-in-Chief PETROLEUM ENGINEERING HANDBOOK Larry W. Lake Editor-in-Chief I II III IV V VI VII General Engineering John R. Fanchi Editor Drilling Engineering Robert F Mitchell Editor Facilities and Construction Engineering Kenneth E. Arnold Editor Production Operations Engineering Joe Dunn Clegg Editor Reservoir Engineering and Petrophysics Edward D. Holstein Editor Emerging and Peripheral Technologies . Warner Jr. Editor Indexes and Standards OF PETROLEUM Back Contents Next -SR a- U Volume II DRILLING ENGINEERING Robert F Mitchell Editor Petroleum Engineering Handbook Larry W. Lake Editor-in-Chief U. of Texas at Austin Volume II Drilling Engineering Robert F. Mitchell Editor Landmark Graphics Corp. PETROLEUM ENGINEERING HANDBOOK Larry W. Lake Editor-in-Chief Society of Petroleum Engineers E T Y OF PETRO L E U M I Back Contents .

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