Bottoms Up Calcs

Bottoms Up Calcs The creators of the top-rated app, Oilfield Calendar, offer a solution to another oilfield problem. Bottoms Up Calcs is designed to provide fast answers for everyday calculations. Bottoms Up Calcs, a simple-to-use calculator for the oil and gas professional. • Calculate the theoretical strokes it takes from bit to surface. • Use the surface to bit result to spot pills in the wellbore or clear the pipe. • With surface to surface strokes at your finger tips turning over the hole volume for has never been easier. • From Mud Men to Petroleum Engineers, anyone working with down hole volume will have a new favorite app. • Built by Oilfield guys for Oilfield users, putting out the best productivity apps in the industry. How to use Bottoms Up Calcs • Select your pump output. • Enter your desired hole sizes and pipe dimensions, the bbls and strokes are then displayed for those selections for bottoms up, surface to bit, and surface to surface. • Save your parameters and create more depth combinations as needed. • You’ve got your hardhat, steel toes, and safety glasses. Now add Bottoms Up to the essential tools you need when working in the patch. Make your calculations easy, keep your life turning to the right. ** Feel free to drop us a line! We’re always listening to your suggestions and strive to improve our apps! If you have any feedback just contact us, support@archimedesworkshop.co ** ** Are you happy with the Bottoms Up Calcs app? We’d love to hear about it! Please take a moment to leave us a nice review, it truly helps us continue creating great tools for the industry! ** While you’re in the sharing mood, go ahead and post about it on Facebook too. Be Good!

Developer

GoodStamp

Main Category

Utilities

Version

1.0

Version Release

2019-10-19

Initial Release

2019-10-19

Size

85 MB

Age Rating

4+

Price

USD 0.99

Languages

EN

Bundle ID

com.arkworks.bottomsup

Version Rating

★ 2.00 (3)

First Seen

2026-06-15

Metadata updated 2026-06-15

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