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Petroleum engineering

normalized drilling rate parameter that removes the effects of weight on bit, rotary speed and bit size so departures from trend flag overpressure.

In petroleum engineering, d-exponent refers to normalized drilling rate parameter that removes the effects of weight on bit, rotary speed and bit size so departures from trend flag overpressure. This meaning comes from Jorden (1966) in Journal of Petroleum Technology.[1]

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References

Jorden, J. R., & Shirley, O. J. (1966). Application of Drilling Performance Data to Overpressure Detection. Journal of Petroleum Technology, 18(11), 1387-1394. https://doi.org/10.2118/1407-pa

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