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helical buckling: a standalone construct

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Petroleum engineering

buckling of tubing or drill pipe confined in a well into a helix under compression, which shortens it and raises wall contact.

In petroleum engineering, helical buckling refers to buckling of tubing or drill pipe confined in a well into a helix under compression, which shortens it and raises wall contact. This meaning comes from Lubinski (1962) in Journal of Petroleum Technology.[1]

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References

  1. Lubinski, A., & Althouse, W. S. (1962). Helical Buckling of Tubing Sealed in Packers. Journal of Petroleum Technology, 14(06), 655-670. https://doi.org/10.2118/178-pa

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