HydPro

Drilling Hydraulics Software for Well Planning

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HYDPRO = Drilling Hydraulics Software by LINQX

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Drilling Hydraulics Software Built for Results

Whether you’re in an office or on the rig, HYDPRO’s user-friendly interface, customizable graphs, and export-to-Word reporting make it easy to communicate results across your team.

Keeping your equivalent circulating density (ECD) in the right range can mean the difference between smooth operations and costly downtime. HYDPRO drilling hydraulics software helps you plan and optimize your well hydraulics from the start.

By accurately modeling circulating pressures, surge and swab effects, and hole cleaning efficiency, HYDPRO gives you the insight you need to keep drilling performance on track for both land and offshore operations.

ECD Modeling for Optimized Drilling

HYDPRO is a full-featured ECD modeling tool that allows you to test scenarios, optimize drilling parameters, and prevent downhole problems.

 

With HYDPRO, you can:

Software Features at a Glance

Frequently Asked Questions

By simulating drilling hydraulics in advance, HYDPRO allows you to spot potential surge or ECD issues early to avoid costly downtime.

HYDPRO models work for any well type, from shallow vertical holes to ultra-deep offshore projects.

Absolutely. You can choose from Bingham Plastic, Power Law, or Herschel–Bulkley models to match your drilling fluid’s behavior using this advanced drilling hydraulics software.

Our industrial analytics software options require:

  • Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows® 10 or above
  • Microsoft Office®: 2016 or above
  • Processor: Dual-core processor, 1.4 GHz or higher
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Disk Space: 600 MB of free disk space for installation
  • Display: 1,280 x 768 display resolution

 

*Note: The software may still run on Windows 10, Office 2016, or Office 2019; however, these versions have reached end-of-support from Microsoft and are not officially supported.

They adjust hydraulics calculations to account for fluid flow restrictions around the tool joint, in eccentric annuli, and with rotation, based on empirical formulas.

ESD (Equivalent Static Density) includes cuttings contribution.
ECD (Equivalent Circulation Density) adds annular frictional pressure loss to ESD.

The models are the same. Small differences may occur due to rounding or survey data. Differences ≤3% or ±0.3 ppg are considered a match.

HYDPRO allows detailed survey input with more depth entries; MUDPRO uses MD and TVD from daily reports. Differences are usually small.

Yes. MUDPRO ignores backpressure, so it should be turned off in HYDPRO for matching ECD and pump pressure results.