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Frequently Asked Questions.
Directional drilling is a specialised drilling technique that allows the drilling of non-vertical boreholes. It involves the use of tools and equipment to control the trajectory and direction of the bore, enabling drilling in specific directions underground.
- Directional drilling is commonly used in various industries, including oil and gas exploration, utility installation (such as water and sewer lines, telecommunication cables), environmental monitoring, and infrastructure development.
- Directional drilling involves the use of a drill bit and downhole tools to deviate the borehole from the vertical. This is achieved through the manipulation of the drill string and the use of measurement-while-drilling (MWD) and logging-while-drilling (LWD) technologies to monitor and adjust the drilling direction in real-time.
- Directional drilling offers several benefits, including minimal surface disruption, the ability to reach specific subsurface targets, reduced environmental impact, and the capability to navigate challenging terrains.