Relative and absolute error models for subterranean wells
A technology of relative error and model, applied in the field of generating relative and absolute error models for well trajectory, drilling and surveying underground wellbore, can solve problems such as non-direct measurement, and achieve the effect of improving planning and placement
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[0031] figure 1 One exemplary embodiment of a well twinning operation, such as a SAGD twinning operation, is schematically depicted. A typical SAGD twinning operation requires the second well 20 to be drilled a substantially fixed distance above (though not necessarily directly above) the horizontal portion of the first well 30 . The second well is generally called a twin well or injection well. The second well may also be referred to herein as a drilled well. The first well is generally referred to as a target or production well. In the exemplary embodiment shown, production well 30 is first drilled, eg, using conventional directional drilling and MWD techniques. The target well 30 may then be sheathed, for example, using a plurality of pre-magnetized tubulars. Magnetic ranging measurements may be utilized to measure the distance between the twin well 20 and the target well 30 and guide subsequent drilling of the twin well 20 . Commonly assigned US Patents 7,617,049 and...
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