Alternating frequency time domain approach to calculate the forced response of drill strings
AssigneeBaker Hughes Incorporated
InventorsAndreas Hohl, Frank Schuberth, Hanno Reckmann
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AssigneeBaker Hughes Incorporated
InventorsAndreas Hohl, Frank Schuberth, Hanno Reckmann
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A method for estimating a steady state response of a drill string in a borehole includes calculating a first displacement of the drill string in a frequency domain for a first excitation force frequency and a number of multiples of this frequency using an equation of motion of the drill string. The equation of motion has a static force component, an excitation force component, and a non-linear force component with respect to at least one of a deflection and a derivative of the deflection of the drill string. The method further includes: transforming the first displacement from the frequency domain into a time domain; calculating a non-linear force in the time domain; calculating a frequency domain coefficient derived from the calculated non-linear force in the time domain; and calculating a second displacement of the drill string in the frequency domain using the equation of motion and the frequency domain coefficient.
A method for estimating a steady state response of a drill string disposed in a borehole penetrating at least one of the earth and another material, the method comprising:
A method for drilling a borehole penetrating an earth formation, the method comprising:
An apparatus for drilling a borehole penetrating an earth formation using a drill rig configured to operate a drill string having a drill bit, the apparatus comprising:
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