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Heat Distribution within the Wellbore While Drilling

E. C. Apak Middle East Technical University, Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering Department, Ankara, Turkey
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E. M. Ozbayoglu Middle East Technical University, Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering Department, Ankara, Turkey
Pages 678-686 | Published online: 09 Apr 2009

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I. Khurshid, K.J. Lee & J. Choe. (2013) Analyses of Thermal Disturbance in Drilling Deep and High Temperature Formations. Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmental Effects 35:16, pages 1487-1497.
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T.. Khabibullin, G.. Falcone & C.. Teodoriu. (2011) Drilling Through Gas-Hydrate Sediments: Managing Wellbore-Stability Risks. SPE Drilling & Completion 26:02, pages 287-294.
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