Pipe Eccentricity Effects
Pipe Eccentricity Effects is a phenomenon in wellbore cleaning that refers to the asymmetric annular clearance between the drillpipe and the borehole wall, which differentially influences fluid flow distribution and cuttings transport efficiency due to the off-centered positioning of the pipe.
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Model Aids Cuttings Transport Prediction
Alain A. Gavignet, Ian J. Sobey · Journal of Petroleum Technology · 1989 · 132 citations
Effects of High-Speed Pipe Rotation on Pressures in Narrow Annuli
Roger C. McCann, M. S. Quigley, M. Zamora et al. · SPE Drilling & Completion · 1995 · 56 citations
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