The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has

accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.
The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.

The success of recent applications in underbalanced drilling (UBD) and managed pressure drilling (MPD) has
accelerated the development of technology in order to optimize drilling operations. The increased number of
depleted
reservoirs and the necessity for reducing formation damage has also increased the need to apply UBD/MPD to such
candidate
fields. Several methods used the latest mechanistic multiphase flow models in order to predict bottomhole
circulation pressure
when performing UBD/MPD operations. A new model is developed that utilizes the latest mechanistic multiphase
flow
models; the developed model calculates the bottomhole circulation pressure as a function of surface injection rates,
choke
pressure and time.
The developed model can be used in designing and optimizing UBD/MPD operations in terms of determining the
correct injection rate and/or choke pressure. In addition, the developed model is used to utilize the reservoir energy
to attain
correct bottomhole conditions. The developed model in addition to utilizing the latest mechanistic models also
reduce the error
in calculating the bottom hole pressure by incorporating an algorithm in which the injection rates are calculated in-
situ rather
than assuming constant injection rates.