Numerical Simulation of Drill-String Dynamics with an Initial Curvature

2015

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DOI 10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.799-800.523
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Abstract

This work is devoted to modeling of nonlinear dynamics of the rotating drill-string taking into account initial curvature and finiteness of deformations. The drill-string is compressed by variable axial force. The case of flat bending of the drill-string with an initial curvature is studied, where drill-string considered as a one-dimensional rotating rod of a symmetric cross-section. A nonlinear model is developed on the basis of the variational principle Ostrogradsky-Hamilton and the theory of finite deformations. The numerical analysis of the model is carried out. The influence of bending forms and initial curvature of the drill-string on the amplitude of transverse vibrations is established.