Common faults of oil drill pipes


release time:2025-06-18

source: network

1. Using unqualified thread grease or sticking caused by impurities.
2. The formation is hard, and the drill pipe undergoes revolution underground, causing severe joint wear due to friction with the wellbore wall.
3. Insufficient tightening torque, resulting in drilling jamming accidents or excessive torque on the well, causing secondary tightening underground, causing the female buckle to swell and the male joint thread to be damaged; The joint strength does not meet the standard requirements.
4. The presence of corrosive media or unreasonable mud ratio in the well can cause corrosion fatigue of the pipe body.
5. During the handling of underground accidents, the drilling tool was pulled under overload, exceeding the tensile strength of the drill rod and causing the pipe to break.
6. Due to careless and unprofessional operation, the drill pipe was artificially damaged.

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