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Automated well control versus traditional well control: a human error comparison process

Atchison et al., 2022

Document ID
13398182551156058239
Author
Atchison B
Sarpangal V
Publication year
Publication venue
SPE/IADC Drilling Conference and Exhibition

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Traditionally, well control systems have been entirely reliant on a single human reliably and accurately detecting an influx and shutting-in the well. The human condition means the driller can be distracted, or unexpectedly influenced by extraneous factors. Over-reliance …
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