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Burst Pressure vs. Wear (remaining wall thickness)/

Burst Pressure vs. Wear (remaining wall thickness)

This drilling software calculates the remaining burst pressure of a tubular (casing, tubing) versus metal wear (remaining wall thickness).

Download: 651 – Burst Pressure versus Casing Wear Calculation DD.xls

651 - casing wear to burst pressure calculation

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