5. Exercises : 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 57 IWeF_sTU.DOC Exercise 1: Pressure Calculations Exercise 2: Knowledge of Kill Methods. Exercise 3: Downhole Equipment and Problems Exercise 4: Kick Worksheet Exercise 5: Surface Blowout Prevention Equipment Exercise 6: Subsea Well Control Answer Sheets for Exercises 5.1 through 5.6Exercise 1 EXERCISE 1 - PRESSURE CALCULATIONS IWCF - Section 5Exercise 1 WELL & PRE-RECORDED DATA DEPTH: 14,000 ft. TVD (14,800 ft. for measured depth) BIT SIZE: 81/2" DRILL PIPE: 41/2", 16.60 lb/ft grade E, 3.826" ID, XH Capacity = 0.0142 bb1/ft Length = 13,800 ft DRILL COLLARS: 61/4” X2 13/16" Capacity = 0.0080 bbl/ft Length = 1,000 ft CASING: 9.5/8", 47 Tb/ft, N/80 set at 10,000 ft. TVD. Internal Yield = 6870 PSI MUD WEIGHT: 124 ppg PUMPS NO 1 & 2 National 12-p-160, 6 1/2” Liners, 0.117 bbls/stk at 95% Efficiency PUMP PRESSURE WHILE DRILLING: 2700 PSI at 80 SPM, (APL is 270 PSI) SLOW PUMP RATE: 740 PSI AT 40 SPM, (APL IS 74 PSI) LEAK-OFF TEST: 3640 PSI WITH 11.0 ppg mud ANNULAR VOLUMES: Drill Collars in Open Hole = —0.030 bbI/ft Drill pipe in Open Hole 0.0505 bbl /ft Drill pipe in Casing = 0.0562 bbl/ft WELL CONTROL DATA While drilling the pit volume showed a rapid increase. The well was shut in and within ten minutes the following information recorded: A. Shut-in Drill Pipe Pressure SIDPP (Pdp) = 700 PSI B. Shut-in Casing Pressure SICP (Pann) 1150 PSI C. Pit Volume Increase 30 BBLS IWCF - Section 5 3