The combination of accurate modeling, graphical presentation of results, and sensitivity studies—as well as the ability to simulate—is of special importance when design margins decrease.

• ECD management.
• Temperature variations.
• Multiple fluids.
• Tool limitations.
• Gel breaking effects.
• Thermal expansion.
• Pressure build up.
• Surge and swab.
• Managed pressure drilling.
• Dual gradient.
• Cementing. 

A realistic dynamic model is required to understand the transient behaviour of the well and is valuable for well planning, training, and operational support. It is well known that in advanced wells (e.g., HPHT wells, deep water wells, extended reach wells, wells in depleted reservoirs, and wells in areas with gas or water injection), the margins between pore pressure and fracture pressure may be small. In the future, the drilling targets will be even more difficult.

The Dynamic Hydraulics module in Drillbench software can be used to simplify this planning process and help the drilling engineer make better decisions.

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