EI MODEL CODE SAFE PRACTICE PT17 VOL.1 : 1ED 2009
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MODEL CODE OF SAFE PRACTICE IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY - PART 17: VOLUME 1: HIGH PRESSURE AND HIGH TEMPERATURE (HPHT) WELL PLANNING
24-05-2022
01-04-2009
Acknowledgements
Foreword
1 Introduction
2 HPHT project risk and uncertainty management
3 Well objectives
4 Project risk
5 Well planning good practice
6 Rig selection
7 Safety planning for operations
8 Further safety related technical issues
9 Suggested further reading and references
Annex A - Specifications
Annex B - Managed pressure drilling and fluid engineering
Annex C - Glossary of terms and abbreviations
Specifies details on project risk and uncertainty management, roles and responsibilities, project management framework, quality assurance and quality control, well planning good practice, rig selection and planning for safety operations.
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Also available as a SET along with VOL 2 & VOL 3. (06/2009)
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Standard
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Energy Institute (formerly Institute of Petroleum - IP)
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Withdrawn
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