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Experimental study and predictions of pressure losses of fluids modeled as Herschel–Bulkley in concentric and eccentric annuli in laminar, transitional and turbulent flows
Investigating the impact of drillpipe's rotation and eccentricity on cuttings transport phenomenon in various horizontal annuluses using computational fluid dynamics (CFD)
A coupled CFD-DEM approach to model particle-fluid mixture transport between two parallel plates to improve understanding of proppant micromechanics in hydraulic fractures
The Effects of Drillstring-Eccentricity, -Rotation, and -Buckling Configurations on Annular Frictional Pressure Losses While Circulating Yield-Power-Law Fluids
Experimental analysis on the efficacy of water-based mud containing modified graphene nanoplatelets in transporting sand particles through concentric and eccentric drill pipes
Investigation on multiphase flow of multi-size cuttings particles and non-Newtonian drilling fluids in oil and gas horizontal well drilling using kinetic theory of granular flow
Experimental Study of Cuttings Transport with Non-Newtonian Fluid in an Inclined Well Using Visualization and Electrical Resistance Tomography Techniques
CFD Study of Cuttings Transport in Vertical Rotation Drill Pipe for Multi Muds
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