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Sludge (Dhikuli) Methods

The Dhikuli method involves drilling a 6-inch hole by reaming a 1.5-inch hole, followed by lowering a 4-inch well assembly and filling the annular space with gravel for formation support. It is primarily used in soft formation areas where gravel packing is not feasible. This method is widely recognized for its effectiveness in such conditions.

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Sludge (Dhikuli) Methods

The Dhikuli method involves drilling a 6-inch hole by reaming a 1.5-inch hole, followed by lowering a 4-inch well assembly and filling the annular space with gravel for formation support. It is primarily used in soft formation areas where gravel packing is not feasible. This method is widely recognized for its effectiveness in such conditions.

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Sludge (dhikuli) methods

• Generally 6 inch f
hole is drilled by
reaming of 1.5 inch f
hole. 4” f well
assembly is than
lowered. The annular
space is filled by gravel
known as formation
support.
• Most widely used
method done in soft
formation area where
gravel packing is not
Dhikuli (Sludge) Method

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