Faculty:Engineering
Department: Petroleum and Mining Engineering
Department: Petroleum and Mining Engineering
Type of the workshop: National workshop
The workshop in brief:
The Petroleum and Mining Engineering Department is pleased to announce a workshop focused on advancements in drilling technologies. The goal of this seminar is to provide students and faculty members with valuable insights into the latest deviating and surveying technologies used in directional drilling.
Participants: 17 staff participants and more than 20 students.
Date and time: Place: TIU, Main Building, Hall 302
Session topics:
Session 1:
The first session will focus on tools used for wellbore deflection. The presenter will share extensive knowledge and experiences about state-of-the-art technologies for deflecting oil and gas wells away from vertical.
Session 1:
The first session will focus on tools used for wellbore deflection. The presenter will share extensive knowledge and experiences about state-of-the-art technologies for deflecting oil and gas wells away from vertical.
Session 2:
The second session will focus on the surveying technologies used to monitor the directional drilling process. The presenter will discuss the evolution of surveying methods, from earlier concepts to current technologies that enable real-time monitoring and steering of the drill bit through the formation
Presenters names and affiliations:
Assist. Professor Dr. Mohammed Ali Namuq
Lights were shed on the most recent advances in the drilling technologies.
Assist. Professor Dr. Mohammed Ali Namuq
Outcome of the workshop:
Lights were shed on the most recent advances in the drilling technologies.
