PRERECORDED WELL DATA

KEEP THIS DATA SHEET CURRENT AT ALL TIMES

(Vertical and Deviated Wells)
Well Name Field Rig

HOLE DATA Size(actual) 8.5000 Hole MD 8,000 ft. Hole TVD 8,000 ft.
*Use
DP PUMP DATA Liners (in.) Stroke(in.) Rod(in. ) % Eff. bbl./stk For Kill?
CSG
No. 1 X
No. 2
* X if used, empty if not
CASING (LAST SET) DATA
by Shoe MD Shoe TVD
(in. OD) (in. Avg ID) (feet) (feet)

WELLHEAD OR CASING PRESSURE LIMITATION

The lessor of: 100% BOP Rating 5,000 psi.
100% Wellhead Rating 5,000 psi. Limitation = 5000
80% Casing Burst psi. psi.

LINER CASING DATA

by Top @ ft. Shoe @
(in. OD) (in. Avg ID) MD(feet) MD(feet) TVD(feet)

DRILL STRING DATA DRILL COLLARS

Drill Pipe 1 4.5000 in. (OD) 16.6 lb./ft. OD(in.) ID(in.)
Drill Pipe 2 in. (OD) lb./ft. 6.75 by 2.8125
HW Drill Pipe 4.5000 in. (OD) 41.5 lb./ft. by

INTERNAL CAPACITIES
Drill Pipe 1 7,220 ft. x 0.0141 bbl./ft. = 101.8 bbl.
Drill Pipe 2 ft. x bbl./ft. = bbl.
HW Drill Pipe 330 ft. x 0.0074 bbl./ft. = 2.4 bbl.
Drill Collars 450 ft. x 0.0077 bbl./ft. = 3.5 bbl.
Drill Collars ft. x bbl./ft. = bbl.

Msrd Depth(bit) 8,000 ft. Total Internal = 107.7 bbl. = Strokes

ANNULUS CAPACITIES (Note: Use other side for subsea)

DP1 x Csg. ft. x -0.0197 bbl./ft. = bbl.
DP1 x Liner ft. x bbl./ft. = bbl.
DP1 x Hole 7,220 ft. x 0.0505 bbl./ft. = 364.9 bbl.
DP2 x Csg. ft. x bbl./ft. = bbl.
DP2 x Liner ft. x bbl./ft. = bbl.
DP2 x Hole ft. x bbl./ft. = bbl.
HW DP 330 ft. x 0.0505 bbl./ft. = 16.7 bbl.
DC x Hole 450 ft. x 0.0259 bbl./ft. = 11.7 bbl.
DC x Hole ft. x bbl./ft. = bbl.

Msrd Depth(bit) 8,000 ft. Total Annulus = 393.2 bbl. = Strokes

System Volume (Internal + Annulus) = 500.9 bbl. = Strokes

Volume from Bit to Shoe = 393.2 bbl. = Strokes

Active Pit Volume 500 bbl.

MAX INITIAL SICP TO FRACTURE SHOE
[ pcf EMW - pcf MW] x 0.007 x ft. = psi.
(Shoe Test) (Present Mud Weight) (Shoe TVD) Version 2.0 (4/15/00)

PRERECORDED WELL DATA

SUBSEA USE ONLY
 (page 2)
INTERNAL CAPACITIES
(from other side)
DP
CSG
Total Internal Capacity 107.7 bbl. = strokes

Choke Line

Kill Line ANNULUS CAPACITIES (replaces other side)

Choke Line ft. x bbl./ft. = bbl.

RKB to ML ft.
DP1 x Csg. ft. x -0.0197 bbl./ft. = bbl.
DP1 x Liner ft. x bbl./ft. = bbl.
DP1 x Hole 7,220 ft. x 0.0505 bbl./ft. = 364.9 bbl.
DP2 x Csg. ft. x bbl./ft. = bbl.
annular DP2 x Liner ft. x bbl./ft. = bbl.
DP2 x Hole ft. x bbl./ft. = bbl.
HW DP 330 ft. x 0.0505 bbl./ft. = 16.7 bbl.
DC x Hole 450 ft. x 0.0259 bbl./ft. = 11.7 bbl.
connector
DC x Hole ft. x bbl./ft. = bbl.

annular
M. Depth(bit) 8,000 ft.

blind/shear

pipe ram
Total Annulus = 393.2 bbl. = strokes

pipe ram
System Volume = 500.9 bbl. = strokes
pipe ram (Internal + Annulus)

connector Volume from Bit to Shoe = 393.2 bbl. = strokes

DP MUD LINE

RISER CAPACITY
(with no pipe in the hole)

Riser ID Capacity Fact. Length Capacity

inches bbl./ft. x ft. = bbls.
inches bbl./ft. x ft. = bbls.

Total Riser = bbl. = strokes

Notes:
1. Use slow pump rate through riser for calculations on Engineers Method Worksheet
2. All barite requirements and system volume calculations exclude riser capacity.
3. If monitoring static Kill Line pressure while adjusting pump rate, ignore Choke
Line friction.

CHOKE LINE FRICTION

Psys Psys Choke Line Change in
SPM BPM (Riser) (Choke) Friction Choke Friction
 DRILLER'S METHOD WORKSHEET
(Vertical and Deviated Wells)
PRERECORDED INFORMATION SPM psi bbl/stk bbl/min
A. Slow Pump Rate Data Pump #1 30 350
( Use SPR Pressure through Riser for Subsea ) Pump #2 40 550

INFORMATION RECORDED WHEN WELL KICKS Time of Kick: 13:35

B. Old Mud Weight B pcf

C. Initial Shut-In Drill Pipe Pressure (SIDP) C 200 psi
D. Initial Shut-In Casing Pressure (SICP) D 300 psi
E. Initial Pit Volume Increase E 15 bbl
F. True Vertical Depth of Hole F 8,000 ft (TVD)
Measured Depth of Hole (for Capacity Calculations ONLY) 8,000 ft (MD)

FIRST CIRCULATION TO CLEAR WELL OF INFLUX

Bring Pumps up to Speed While Holding Casing Pressure Constant 30 SPM

{Account for Choke Line Friction if Subsea}

Read and Record Initial Circulating Pressure on Drill Pipe 550 psi
[Should Approximately = Slow Pump Rate Pressure (A) + SIDP (C)]

Maintain Constant DP Pressure Until Influx is Circulated Out. Then Shut Down
Pumps While Holding Casing Pressure Constant. {Remember CLF for Subsea}. If Drill
Pipe and Casing Shut-In Pressures are not Equal, Continue to Circulate Out Influx.

G. Increase in Mud Weight required to Balance Kick

Initial SIDP C
G= = = G 4 pcf
0.007 ´ TVD 0.007 ´ F
H. New Mud Weight H=B+G= H 4 pcf

I. Total Volume to Weight up I = Active Pit Vol + System Vol = I 1,001 bbl

J. Barite Required
J = I´
(30 ´ G ) =
(262 - H ) J 466 50#
sacks

SECOND CIRCULATION TO BALANCE WELL

Bring Pumps up to Speed While Holding

Casing Pressure Constant. {Account for » SIDP(C) Casing Pressure 200 psi
CLF if Subsea} Maintain Constant Casing
Pressure Until New Mud Reaches the Bit. Drill String Internal Capacity strokes

Read and Record Drill Pipe Pressure

KWM (H)
When New Mud Reaches the Bit » SPRP (A ) ´ Final Circulating Pressure psi
Old MW (B)
Maintain Constant Drill Pipe Pressure
Until the System is Displaced. System Volume strokes
 Version 2.0 (4/15/00)

DRILLER'S METHOD WORKSHEET

(page 2)
RESERVOIR PRESSURE (Pr)
K 224 psi
K. Pr = 0.007 ´ New MW ´ TVD = 0.007 ´ H´ F =

HEIGHT OF GAS BUBBLE AROUND DRILL PIPE (Kick Height(KH))

L. Annulus Capacity Factor (DP x Casing) Right Below Wellhead L -0.0197 bbls/ft

Initial Pit Vol Increase (E )

M. = M ft.
Annulus Capacity Factor (L )

MAXIMUM CASING PRESSURE (Pcmax) WHEN GAS GETS TO SURFACE

N. Mud Weight Gradient, psi/ft N psi/ft.
B x 0.007 =

O. Pc max , Part1 = SIDP ¸ 2 = ( C ) ¸ 2 = (Surface) O 100 psi

(Optional Correction for Subsea Wells)

O. (Subsea) A correction must be added to PCmax, Part 1 calculated above to
account for the choke line.
é Vol. Choke Line(bbl) ù N psi
Subsea Correction = êRKB to ML(ft) - ú´
ë L û 2
(Subsea) O = Subsea Correction + (Surface) O = (Subsea) O 100 psi

(Use this new O in Part Q. and Part R. below)

P. TZ= Compressibility and Temperature Effects (Figure 11P.5) P 1.97

or Tz = 4.03 - (0.38 ´ ln(Pr)) = 4.03 - (0.38 ´ ln(K))

Q. Pcmax, Part2 (Figure 11P.1)

= (O)2 + (K)(M)(N)(P)
Q 100 psi

R. Maximum Casing Pressure,

PcMAX = (PcMAX , Part 1 ) + (PcMAX , Part 2) = O + Q = R 200 psi
S. Does Pcmax Exceed the Wellhead or Casing Pressure Limitation?
YES NO X

VOLUME GAIN WHILE CIRCULATING OUT GAS BUBBLE

T. Volume of Gas at Surface (from Fig. 11P.4 or Formula below)
E´K ´P
T 33.2 bbl
Vg , Volume of gas at surface , bbl = =
R

U. Volume Gain While Circulating Out Gas Kick U= T-E = U 18.2 bbl

STROKES TO MAXIMUM CASING PRESSURE AND VOLUME

Maximum Casing Pressure and Excess Volume Occur When the Pumped Volume Equals
Total Annulus Capacity - Volume of Gas at Surface bbl strokes
= Annulus Cap {prerecorded } - T = 360.1
 ENGINEER'S METHOD WORKSHEET
(Vertical and Deviated Wells)

PRERECORDED INFORMATION SPM psi bbl/stk bbl/min

A. Slow Pump Rate Data Pump #1 30 350
( Use SPR Pressure thru Riser for Subsea ) Pump #2 40 550

INFORMATION RECORDED WHEN WELL KICKS Time of Kick: 13:35

B. Old Mud Weight B pcf
C. Initial Shut-In Drill Pipe Pressure (SIDP) C 200 psi
D. Initial Shut-In Casing Pressure (SICP) D 300 psi
E. Initial Pit Volume Increase E 15 bbl
F. True Vertical Depth of Hole F 8000 ft (TVD)
Measured Depth of Hole (for Capacity Calculations ONLY) 8000 ft (MD)

MUD WEIGHT TO BALANCE KICK

G. Increase in Mud Weight required to Balance Kick
Initial SIDP C
G= = = G 4.0 pcf
0.007 ´ TVD 0.007 ´ F
H. New Mud Weight H=B+G= H 4.0 pcf

I. Total Volume to Weight up I = Active Pit Vol + System Vol = I 1001 bbl

J. Barite Required
J = I´
(30 ´ G ) =
(262 - H ) J 466 50# sacks

INITIAL CIRCULATING PRESSURE

K. Slow Pump Rate Pressure + SIDP K =A+C= K 550 psi

FINAL CIRCULATING PRESSURE

H
L. Slow Pump Rate Pressure X (New Mud Wt / Old Mud Wt) L=A´ = L psi
B
DRILL PIPE PRESSURE PROFILE strokes
M. Total Internal Capacity (from Prerecorded Well Data) M 107.7 bbl
N. Total Annulus Capacity (from Prerecorded Well Data) N 393.2 bbl
O. System Volume (from Prerecorded Well Data) O 500.9 bbl

Pres. Decline =
(I. Circ Pres.(K).-F. Circ Pres.(L))
´ Stroke Increment =
psi/strk incr
(Internal Capacity Strokes(M))

Strokes Pressure (psi)

0 550 = Initial Circ. Press. (K)
100 550

Total Internal Cap (M) = = Final Circ. Press. (L)

Version 2.0 (4/15/00)

ENGINEER'S METHOD WORKSHEET (page 2)
RESERVOIR PRESSURE (Pr)
 P. Pr = 0 . 007 ´ New MW ´ TVD = 0 . 007 ´ H ´ F =
P 224 psi

MAXIMUM CASING PRESSURE (Pcmax) WHEN GAS GETS TO SURFACE

Q. Drill String Capacity from Prerecorded Data Q 108 bbl

R. Annulus Capacity Factor (DP x Casing) Right Below Wellhead = R -0.0197 bbl/ft

S. Temperature and Compression Effects. (From Fig. 11P.5 or Formula Below)

[
S = TZ = 4 . 03 - 0 . 38 ´ ln (P ) = ] S 1.97

T. New Mud Weight Gradient

H x 0.007 = T 0.03 psi/ft

U. Pc MAX , Part 1 (from Fig. 11P.2 or Formula below)

(Surface) U psi
0 . 007 ´ G ´ Q
= =
2´R

(Optional Correction for Subsea Wells)

U. (Subsea) A correction must be added to PCmax, Part 1 calculated above to
account for the choke line.
é Vol. Choke Line(bbl) ù T
Subs ea correction = êRKB to ML(ft) - ú ´ psi
ë R û 2

(Subsea) U = Subsea Correction + (Surface) U = (Subsea) U psi

(use this new U in Part V. and Part W. below)

V. Pc MA X , Part 2 (from Fig. 11P.3 Formula below )

ö 2 æ P ´E ´ S ´ T ö
+ çç ÷÷ =
æ

= ç
ç
ç
ç
U ÷
÷
÷
÷
V psi
è R ø
è ø

W. Maximum Casing Pressure,

PcMAX = PcMAX , Part 1 + PcMAX , Part 2 = U + V = W psi

Does Pcmax Exceed the Wellhead or Casing Pressure Limitation?

YES NO
VOLUME GAIN WHILE CIRCULATING OUT GAS BUBBLE
X. Volume of Gas at Surface (From Formula Below)
E´P´S
Vg , Vol gas at surf, bbl = = X bbl
W

Y. Volume Gain While Circulating Out Gas Kick Y=X-E Y -15 bbl
J
Z. Volume Gain due to Barite Addition Z = = Z 16 bbl
30 sacks/bbl

Total Volume Gain While Circulating Out Gas Kick =Y+Z 1 bbl

STROKES TO MAXIMUM CASING PRESSURE AND VOLUME

Maximum Casing Pressure and Excess Volume Occur When the Pumped Volume Equals
bbl strokes
Total Annulus Capacity - Volume of Gas at Surface =N - X 393
 KICK TOLERANCE CALCULATIONS
(Prerecorded sheet must be correctly filled in to make these calculations)
(This includes MISICP data at bottom of first page of Prerecorded Sheet)
Note: ECD is not considered in the calculations for circulating kick tolerance

DRILLING KICK TOLERANCE TRIPPING KICK TOLERANCE

Input maximum kick size and kick gradient.
Calculates formation pressure
(in equivalent ppg) that will break down
the shoe upon shut in and during
circulation to kill well.
Input formation pressure of kick zone.
Calculates swabbed kick size (bbls)
that will break down the shoe while
stripping in and during circulation
to kill well.

Maximum Kick Size 15 bbls Formation Pressure (pcf eq.) 78.00 pcf

Gradient of Kick (psi/ft) 0.1 psi/ft Gradient of Kick (psi/ft) 0.1 psi/ft

Kick Height 516 feet

SHUT-IN KICK TOLERANCE SHUT-IN KICK TOLERANCE

Max. Formation Press. (pcf eq.) 0.9 pcf (worst case-stripping in with kick across collars)

Kick Tolerance above current M.W. 0.9 pcf Kick Size to break shoe NA bbls

CIRCULATING KICK TOLERANCE CIRCULATING KICK TOLERANCE

Max. Formation Press. (pcf eq.) #DIV/0! pcf (back on bottom circulating, gas at shoe)

Kick Tolerance above current M.W. #DIV/0! pcf Kick Size to break shoe bbls

"NA" indicates a swabbed kick will not break the shoe down