Lubinski (1977) studied the two-dimensional deflection of a weightless tubular string with axial tension in a curved wellbore and obtained the bending moment magnification due to the existence of connectors in the no contact, point contact, and wrap contact cases.
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Therefore, there exist three contact cases between the tubular string and the wellbore: no contact, point contact, and wrap contact.
Note that, due to our assumptions, there is no contact point of Γ and ∂ Ω.
Gao et al. (2012) studied the critical sinusoidal buckling load for a initially straight tubular string in no contact, point contact, and wrap contact cases.
Generally speaking, a tubular string constrained in a straight wellbore goes through no contact, point contact to wrap contact for the contact states and non-buckling, sinusoidal buckling to helical buckling for the buckling states.
In Fig. 4, "C" represents critical condition, "N," "P," and "W," respectively, denote no contact, point contact, and wrap contact, "I," "S," and "H," respectively, represent initial non-buckling, sinusoidal buckling, and helical buckling.
The deflection state is divided into no contact, point contact and wrap contact according to the radial displacement of the tubular string or divided into initial configuration, sinusoidal buckling and helical buckling configurations according to the angular displacement of the tubular string.
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