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During Vertical drilling, if a Dip of a bed encountered is 30 deg. Then,
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50%
Bit tend to slip along the bed dip
36%
Bit tend to penetrate bed perpendicularly
7%
Doesnot deviate
7%
Can not be said
Apti Question🧠
3, 12, 60, 240,1200, ______❓
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6%
2400
11%
3600
77%
4800
6%
6000
Hello guys.. Hope you all are good. How's your preparation going.?
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13%
Great.. achieving subject goals.
20%
Good..Geared up.
27%
Okay
39%
Not serious yet
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Log used to calculate saturation directly
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10%
Gamma Ray
62%
Resistivity
20%
SP
9%
Neutron
Production Petroleum Engineering Question for GATE in PE
Answer the above question in
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The mean of 5 numbers is 30. If 2 numbers are removed then the mean becomes 40. The mean of the numbers that are removed is _______
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10%
18
8%
17
12%
16
71%
15
Which of the following is not a benefit of O/W emulsion muds
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40%
Decreased ROP
16%
Low drill string corrosion
31%
Reduced viscosity and pump pressure
13%
Less torque
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The most severe wear of the drilling line occurs when it passes through the
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38%
a) Crown block sheaves
36%
b) Traveling block sheaves
14%
c) Draw works
11%
d) Dead line
For liquid fluids will capillarity rise (or fall) increase or decrease with rise in temperature.
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42%
a) Increase
29%
b) Decrease
19%
c) Remain constant
10%
d) First decrease then increase