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Study on factors affecting vertical drilling bottom hole assembly performance and a new bottom hole assembly design method considering formation uncertainties

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Title
Study on factors affecting vertical drilling bottom hole assembly performance and a new bottom hole assembly design method considering formation uncertainties
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Frontiers in Energy Research, November 2022
DOI 10.3389/fenrg.2022.1073135
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Chuanming Xi, Wei Zhang, Nan Zhang, Hengzhi Chu

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#20,613,214
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