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    This document provides calculations to determine fracture gradient and equivalent mud weight at different depths: 1. It calculates the fracture gradient at the shoe (2500 ft) as 13.51 ppg after applying an overbalance of 455 psi during testing. 2. It determines that with 10 ppg mud, the equivalent mud weight at 10,000 ft would be 10.87 ppg to provide 456 psi overbalance. 3. It finds that an abnormal pressure zone is encountered at 10,000 ft requiring 13.5 ppg mud to hold it, and calculates the equivalent mud weight at various depths needed to balance this abnormal pressure.

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    This document provides calculations to determine fracture gradient and equivalent mud weight at different depths: 1. It calculates the fracture gradient at the shoe (2500 ft) as 13.51 ppg after applying an overbalance of 455 psi during testing. 2. It determines that with 10 ppg mud, the equivalent mud weight at 10,000 ft would be 10.87 ppg to provide 456 psi overbalance. 3. It finds that an abnormal pressure zone is encountered at 10,000 ft requiring 13.5 ppg mud to hold it, and calculates the equivalent mud weight at various depths needed to balance this abnormal pressure.

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    CAISING: 2500 Feet Mud Weight: 10 PPG Test Shoe by Applying On Additional 455 Psi Over Hidrotatic

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    This document provides calculations to determine fracture gradient and equivalent mud weight at different depths: 1. It calculates the fracture gradient at the shoe (2500 ft) as 13.51 ppg after applying an overbalance of 455 psi during testing. 2. It determines that with 10 ppg mud, the equivalent mud weight at 10,000 ft would be 10.87 ppg to provide 456 psi overbalance. 3. It finds that an abnormal pressure zone is encountered at 10,000 ft requiring 13.5 ppg mud to hold it, and calculates the equivalent mud weight at various depths needed to balance this abnormal pressure.

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    CAISING: 2500 feet


    Mud weight: 10 ppg
    Test shoe by applying on additional 455 psi over hidrotatic.
    What is Fracture Gradient at shoe ?
    Drill to 10000 feet.
    What is KT still using 10 ppg Mw?
    Hit abnormal pressure at 10000 feet which need an equivalent 13.5 ppg
    to hold it.
    What is tha equivalent Mw at shoe?
    1-

    PF = [(2500 x 10 x 0.0519) + 455] / (2500 x 0.0519)


    PF = 13.51 lb/gal

    2-

    KT = 10 + [455 / (0.0519 x 10000)]


    KT = 10.87 lb/gal
    [1]
    10.87 lb/gal equivalent to 456 psi SICPmax
    Presion Hidrostatica con 10 ppg
    PH = 10000 x 0.0519 x 10
    PH = 5200 psi
    Presion Hidrostatica con 13.5 ppg
    PH = 10000 x 0.0519 x 13.5
    PH = 7006 psi
    Kick = 7006 - 5200 = 1816.5 psi

    2500 f

    Densidad de lodo a 1816,5 psi


    1816.5 psi KT = [10 + 1816.5 / (2500 x 0.0519)]
    KT = 10 + 14
    1816.5 psi KT = 24 ppg
    Se rompe el zapato
    1816.5 psi

    7000 f

    1816.5 psi de [1]:


    [(10.87 - 10) x 0.0519 x 10000] = 456 psi
    1816.5 psi
    a 7000 feet
    1816.5 psi [10 + 1816.5 /( 0.0519 x 7000)]
    KT =
    15
    ppg

    10000 f

    PF = [(2500 x 13.5 x 0.0519) + 455] / 0.0519 x 2500


    PF 17.00674 ppg

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