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               2.165 Percentage of bit nozzle pressure loss  144  2.203 Stripping/snubbing calculations—Maximum allowable
               2.166 Plastic viscosity—Bingham plastic model  144   surface pressure governed by casing burst pressure  159
               2.167 Plug length to set a balanced cement plug  145  2.204 Stripping/snubbing calculations—Maximum allowable
               2.168 Polar moment of inertia              145       surface pressure governed by formation  160
               2.169 Polished rod horsepower—Sucker-Nod pump  145  2.205 Stripping/snubbing calculations—Minimum surface
               2.170 Pore-pressure gradient—Rehm and Mcclendon  146  pressure before stripping            160
               2.171 Pore-pressure gradient—Zamora        146  2.206 Stripping/snubbing calculations—Constant bhp
               2.172 Pressure analysis—Pressure by each barrel of mud  with a gas bubble rising           161
                    in casing                             147  2.207 Stroke per minute required for a given annular
               2.173 Pressure analysis—Surface pressure during drill  velocity                            161
                    stem test                             147  2.208 Stuck pipe calculations—Method-1     161
               2.174 Pressure gradient                    147  2.209 Stuck pipe calculations—Method-2     162
               2.175 Pressure required to break circulation—Annulus  148  2.210 Subsea considerations—Adjusting choke line
               2.176 Pressure required to break circulation—Drill string  148  pressure loss for higher mud weight  162
               2.177 Pressure required to overcome gel strength of mud  2.211 Subsea considerations—Casing burst
                    inside the drill string               148       pressure-subsea stack                 162
               2.178 Pressure required to overcome mud’s gel strength  2.212 Subsea considerations—Choke line pressure loss  163
                    in annulus                            149  2.213 Subsea considerations—Maximum allowable mud
               2.179 Pump calculation—Pump pressure       149       weight—Subsea stack from leakoff test  163
               2.180 Pump calculations—Power required     149  2.214 Subsea considerations—Casing pressure decrease
               2.181 Pump displacement                    150       when bringing well on choke           164
               2.182 Pump flow rate                       150  2.215 Subsea considerations—Velocity through choke line  164
               2.183 Pump head rating                     151  2.216 Surface test pressure required to frac the formation  164
               2.184 Pump output—gpm                      151  2.217 Total amount of solids generated during drilling  165
               2.185 Pump output triplex pump             151  2.218 Total heat energy consumed by the engine  165
               2.186 Pump pressure/pump stroke relationship  152  2.219 Total number of sacks of tail cement required  166
               2.187 Radial force related to axial load—Cementing  152  2.220 Total water requirement per sack of cement  166
               2.188 Range of load—Sucker-Rod pump        152  2.221 Triplex pump factor                  166
               2.189 Rate of fuel consumption by a pump   153  2.222 Upward force acting at the bottom of the casing
               2.190 Rate of gas portion that enters the mud  153   shoe                                  167
               2.191 Relationship between traveling block speed and  2.223 Vertical curvature for deviated wells  167
                    fast line speed                       153  2.224 Viscous shear stress at the outer mudcake boundary  167
               2.192 Rock removal rate                    154  2.225 Volume of cuttings generated per foot of hole drilled 168
               2.193 Rotating horsepower                  154  2.226 Volume of dilution water or mud required to
               2.194 Side force at bit in anisotropic formation  155  maintain circulating volume         168
               2.195 Sinusoidal buckling                  155  2.227 Volume of fluid displaced for duplex pumps  168
               2.196 Slurry density for cementing calculations  155  2.228 Volume of fluid displaced for single-acting pump  169
               2.197 Solids analysis—High-salt content muds  156  2.229 Volume of fluid displaced for triplex pump  169
               2.198 Solids analysis low-salt content muds  157  2.230 Volume of liquid (oil plus water) required to
               2.199 Spacer volume behind slurry required to balance  prepare a desired volume of mud     170
                    the plug                              157  2.231 Volume of slurry per sack of cement  170
               2.200 Specific gravity of cuttings by using mud balance  158  2.232 Volumes and strokes—Annular volume  171
               2.201 Stripping/snubbing calculations—Breakover point  2.233 Volumes and strokes—Drill string volume  171
                    between stripping and snubbing        158  2.234 Volumes and strokes—Total strokes    171
               2.202 Stripping/snubbing calculations—Height gain and  2.235 Weight of additive per sack of cement  172
                    casing pressure from stripping into influx  159  2.236 Weighted cementing calculations  172



             2.1 Accumulator capacity
             Input(s)

                BC:   Bottle Volume per capacity (gallons)
                P P :  Pre-charge Pressure (psi)
                P S :  System Pressure (psi)
                P f :  Final Pressure (psi)
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