Comparison of different failure criteria in prediction of safe mud weigh window in drilling practice
Authors:
- Shahoo MalekiSMShahoo Maleki
- Raoof GholamiRGRaoof Gholami
- Vamegh RasouliVRVamegh Rasouli
- Ali MoradzadehAMAli Moradzadeh
- Reza Ghavami RiabiRRReza Ghavami Riabi
- Farhad SadaghzadehFSFarhad Sadaghzadeh
- 1 September 2014
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Earth-Science Reviews
- Vol. 136, 36-58
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