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The safety chart boundary of drilling system based on the drill string torque limit with multi-body dynamics approach

A peer-reviewed article published by Elsevier on 2027-01-01 describes a multi-body dynamics method to define safety chart boundaries for drilling systems using drill string torque limits. The supplied record contains only the article metadata and title without technical details or results.

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The study concerns drilling-system safety and may be relevant to practitioners and researchers in drilling and related engineering fields.

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The safety chart boundary of drilling system based on the drill string torque limit with multi-body dynamics approach

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