Surge Pressure
Surge Pressure is a transient wellbore pressure increase, belonging to the category of hydraulic pressure phenomena, that arises due to the upward movement of the drill string in a confined annular space, distinguished by its generation from fluid displacement and resistance to flow during pipe insertion into the wellbore.
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Dynamic Surge/Swab Pressure Predictions
Robert F. Mitchell · SPE Drilling Engineering · 1988 · 95 citations
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