Well
Well, rig and operator details, casing and open-hole sections, drill string, bit and depth data.
Features
HydroBorex is organised the way a mud engineer works: enter the day's data, review the calculated results, then report, compare and archive.
Input Input
Data entry screens for each part of the daily work.
Mud
Mud checks for water-based and oil-based systems: density, rheology readings, filtration, chemistry and solids content.
Pump
Mud pumps with liner size, stroke, efficiency and stroke rate; flow rate is calculated automatically.
Inventory
Products received, used and returned, with stock on location and product cost.
Volume
Pit volumes, additions, transfers and losses, with a daily volume balance.
Remarks
Engineer's comments, treatments and recommendations for the daily report.
Log
Operations log for the reporting day.
Safety
Safety cards with well checklists, issues and actions taken — included in the report and the recap.
Output Output
Calculated results, updated as soon as the input changes.
Hydraulics
Rheology models (Bingham Plastic, Power Law), pressure losses across the circulating system, ECD, annular velocities and flow regimes.
Solids
Solids analysis for WBM and OBM: low- and high-gravity solids, weighting material, oil/water ratio and related values.
Bit
Bit hydraulics: nozzle velocity, pressure drop at the bit, hydraulic horsepower and impact force.
Concentration
Product concentrations in the active system based on additions and volumes.
Volume
Hole, string and annular volumes, pit totals, circulation times and the daily volume balance.
Recap
End-of-well recap: mud properties, products, volumes and cost by interval, with tables and charts ready for the client report.
Well comparison
Compare several wells side by side — properties, consumption and cost — to plan the next well better.
Reports and exports
Daily reports and recaps to PDF and Excel. Data exchange in WITSML 1.3.1 and 1.4.1.
Units and languages
US oilfield and SI unit systems. The interface and reports are available in Azerbaijani, English and Russian.
Data and backup
Each well is saved in its own HydroBorex file on your computer. Optional encrypted cloud backup is enabled only with the customer's explicit consent.
Licensing and updates
A licence is activated on one computer with a licence code. Terms of 1, 3, 6 or 12 months. The program works offline and checks the licence online only periodically; when the term ends, your data remains available for viewing and export. Updates are delivered through the program.
Hydraulics calculations are based on the formulas of API RP 13D (rheology and hydraulics of oil-well drilling fluids). Field test data entry and solids calculations follow the procedures of API RP 13B (field testing of water-based and oil-based drilling fluids). HydroBorex uses these published methods; the software is not certified or endorsed by API.