2015-05-25 LESA-2 CT Cement Squeeze Contaminant Rev 0.0

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Client Name: Pertamina Hulu Energi - ONWJ REVISION : 0.0

WELL : LESA-2 PREPARED BY : AZH
OPERATION : CT Cement Squeeze ISSUE DATE : 21 May 2015
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PT. ELNUSA Tbk

Coiled Tubing Services – Drilling & Oilfield Services
Graha Elnusa 6th Floor, Jl. TB. Simatupang Kav 1B, Jakarta 12560
CT Cement Squeeze Contaminant

Version 0.0
Date : 25 May 2015
Well: LESA-2
Prepared for : Prepared by:
Kristianto Wibowo Azhar Maulana

Agung Arief Wijaya
Pertamina Hulu Energi – ONWJ Elnusa
PHE Tower, 8th Floor PT Elnusa Tbk

Jl. TB Simatupang, Kav 99, Jakarta Graha Elnusa 6th Floor, Jl. TB.
12560 Simatupang Kav 1B, Jakarta
12560
Indonesia Indonesia
+62811 1830 797 +62812 1256 3181

+62856 9178 3437
kristianto.wibowo@pertamina.com azhar.maulana@elnusa.co.id
agung.wijaya01@pertamina.com
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Table of Contents
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................................................ 5

1 INTRODUCTION & OBJECTIVE .......................................................................................... 5
2 DESIGN DATA ...................................................................................................................... 5
THE FOLLOWING PAGES INDICATE THE DATA GATHERED FOR DESIGN PURPOSES .................. 5
2.1 CLIENT SUPPLIED DATA ........................................................................................................ 5
DESC COMPILED / USED DATA ........................................................................................................ 6

2.2 WELL PROFILE ...................................................................................................................... 7
2.3 COMPLETION DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................ 8
3 OPERATIONAL SUMMARY & PROCEDURE ............................................................................ 9

3.1 OUTLINE PROCEDURE ......................................................................................................... 10
3.2 DETAILED PROCEDURE ......................................................................................................... 12
3.3 CONTINGENCY PLAN ......................................................................................................... 14
3.4 SAFETY ...................................................................................................................................... 15
4. EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................................................ 16

4.1 CT equipment ...................................................................................................................... 16
4.2 Pumping equipment ........................................................................................................ 16
5. FLUID CONSUMPTION ....................................................................................................... 17

5.1 15.8 lb/gal Cement Squeeze Slurry ........................................................................................... 17
5.2 Mud Pill ..................................................................................................................... 17
5.3 Contaminant Fluid ....................................................................................................... 17
6. ATTACHMENTS ....................................................................................................................... 19
6.1 RIG-UP FOR CT ....................................................................................................................... 19
6.2 ENGINEERING ANALYSIS ......................................................................................................... 20
6.3 BHA DIAGRAM ....................................................................................................................... 24
6.4 Laboratory Report ......................................................................................................... 25

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Approval Sheet
Designed By Azhar Maulana ELNUSA CTU

DESC Engineer
Reviewed By Muryono Hadi ELNUSA CTU

Tech. Representatives
Approved By Agung Arief Wijaya PHE ONWJ

Well Intervention Eng
Kristianto Wibowo PHE ONWJ

Well Intervention Eng

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Barkah Widyantoro PHE ONWJ

Well Intervention Supt.

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1 INTRODUCTION & OBJECTIVE
LESA-2 well is a well in KLA field area that equipped with 9-5/8” previous casing from surface to 800’
md, 7” current liner to 5192’ md and 3-1/2” production from surface to 7904’md. Open Hole section
from 5192’ md to 7904’ md.
It has been request to isolate zone KL-37A (5610’ – 5622’ md), KL-38B (5738’ -5749’ md) and KL-39
(5819’ – 5846’ md) with lenght of total perfotation 50 ft by using 1.5” coiled tubing.
Well Profile

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2 DESIGN DATA
The following pages indicate the data gathered for design purposes.
Notes
2.1 Client Supplied Data
Client Engineer Kristianto Wibowo
Agung Arief Wijaya
Field KLA
Well No LESA-2
Well Type (Oil / Gas / W.I. etc) Gas Producer
Job Type CT Cement Squeeze
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Job Date-Projected Start May 2015
Completion Diagram As attached
Deviation Survey Deviated well
Last Well Entry Year 1999
Max Inclination 52.4 deg @ 4170’ MD
Max DLS 6.224 deg/100 ft @ 1061’
Total Depth 7904’ md
SIWHP N/A Based on PHE ONWJ information
Fluid level N/A Based on PHE ONWJ information
Rig Data
Certifying Authority Teras Conquest 4 Operating using CTU-501 1.5” CT
DESC Compiled / Used Data

Fluid type to be pumped 15.8 lb/gal cement slurry, Mud Pill, contaminant fluid, filtered
water
Pump rates 1 bpm
Nitrogen rate N.A
Max pump pressures 5,000 psi
CT size 1.5”
Lab tests required No

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2.2 Completion Diagram

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3 OPERATIONAL SUMMARY & PROCEDURE

NOTES: I. All operations must be carried out in accordance with Safety Standards.
II. The CT Data Acquisition System must be used throughout the operation to record:
Time
Depth Counter
Weight (In and Out)
Coiled Tubing Surface Pressure
WHP (tubing)
Pumping flow rate
III. A pre-job meeting must be held, and to be repeated as necessary during the operation
(i.e. crew change and prior to personnel new to the on-going operation starting work or
when critical stages of the program commence.)
IV. During coiled tubing operation, following parameters must not be exceeded without line
management approval:
Do not exceed CT compressive and tensile limits in any point in the wellbore.

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3.1 CT Preparation
1. Perform pre-job Preventive Maintenance Procedure checklist for all equipment

2. Ensure sufficient water and chemicals available prior to starting the job.
3. Hold pre-rig up safety meeting and discuss :
 Preventive Maintenance Procedure

 Rig-up procedure
 Rig-up responsibilities
 Muster point
 Physical and Chemical hazards
 Review JSA
4. Ensure BOP rams are function and pressure tested on boar prior to starting job
5. Confirm the maximum allowable pressure rating of the client master valve.
6. Rig up equipment, BOP, wellhead connection above wellhead master valve and treating line as
per R/U schematics
Note: Perform pressure test as per procedure. Inform Company Representatives if the master
valve is leaking
7. Make up CT connector and perform pull test 20,000 lbs
8. Pressure test CT with filtered water against CT connector. Perform low pressure test and high
pressure test.
9. M/U CT tubing cutter BHA as per diagram at attahment
Note: The Job Supervisor measure the BHA and to keep a full record of every tool run
(OD's/ID’s, lengths). Put BHA diagram, well completion diagram with detailed information
inside control cabin at all times, observe CT weight during RIH and POOH.
10. Rig-up the injector head with complete BHA. Perform low and high pressure test for stripper
and BOP body against the wellhead as per procedure.
11. Perform depth and weight correlation as per procedure
12. Hold pre-job safety meeting and discuss:
 Job procedure
 Personnel assigned and responsibility defined.
i. CT Supervisor – Job Supervises and responsible for all aspects of Job preparation, and
execution as per Standards procedure with no deviations. Make sure contingency plans in
place. Recognizes risks associated with the operation, and reduces these risks to as low as
reasonably possible. Ensures that all personnel assigned are competent to operate their
assigned equipment.
ii. CT Equipment Operators – responsible for equipment preparation and Preventive
Maintenance Schedule requirements. Perform job execution follow by Job Supervisor.

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iii. CT Engineer – responsible to provide engineering support to CT Supervisor and executes

successful jobs as per the design provided and approved by the Client. Identifies any
potential unplanned changes to the job program at the well site, and discussed with client
all of thing that deviated from program.
Ensures that all personnel assigned are competent to operate their assigned equipment.
 Radio channels and communications
 Physical and Chemical hazards
 Job Safety Analysis and Contingency plans
 PPE requirements

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3.2 Detailed Procedure
3.2.1 Run – 1 : CT Cement Squeeze Contaminant

Note – Refer to PHE ONWJ Program during the operation.
1. Hold TBT prior to commencing work, review and update for the specific location/task all
relevant risk assessments and work method’s as per Elnusa procedures.
Note: Ensure all communication s are in place with all Elnusa/Third Party and PHE ONWJ
representative, check all equipment and complete pre RIH checklist.
2. Make up CT standard BHA and ensure all details have been recorded on BHA checklist.
3. Stab injector onto stack and pressure test stack as per pressure test Matrix.
4. Ensure all communications are in place with the PHE ONWJ Reps, check all equipment and
complete pre RIH checklist.
5. Equalise and open the tree valves as per “Company” procedures.
6. Line up well to take returns.
7. Lines up kill line (if required).
8. Slowly start running coiled tubing carefully watching the weight indicator for obstruction.
Check weight every 1,000 ft and slow down at nipple profiles or tubular restrictions.
9. Continue RIH CT to set plug at 6,441 ft MD. Circulate well slowly with 2% KCl water while RIH.
10. POOH CT to 5,616 ft MD (for KL-37A zone), Close CT annulus and perform Injectivity Test,
started with 0.5 BPM and increased gradually to 0.75 BPM and 1 bbl respectively.
Note: Injectivity result will dictate cement slurry to be mixed, discuss with company
representative or engineering team for cement volume to be mixed
11. Repeat step no.10 for desired depth at 5,744 ft MD (for KL-38B zone) and at 5,833 ft MD (for
KL -39 zone)
Note: Injectivity result will dictate cement slurry to be mixed, discuss with company
representative or engineering team for cement volume to be mixed
12. Mix the following:
 32 bbl of 15.8 ppg mud pill
 15 bbl of 15.8 ppg cement slurry
 252 bbl of contaminant fluid can be mix per 50 bbl
Note : Take a sample of the cement slurry for onsite lab testing and run for set time on
consistometer
13. After the cement ready to be pumped, RIH CT to 6,441 ft MD, open CT annulus and pump the
following at 1,2 bpm:
 32 bbl of 15.8 ppg mud pill
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 5 bbl of fresh water as spacer ahead

 10.7 bbl of 15.8 ppg cement slurry
 5 bbl of fresh water as spacer behind
 Continue displace with filtered sea water for one coil tubing volume (28.3 bbl + 1.5 bbl
= 29.8 bbl)
Note :
 Once 1.3 bbl of 15.8 ppg mud pill out of coil tubing, start POOH CT at 35 fpm to 5,896 ft
MD.
 Once 1.3 bbl of 15.8 ppg cement slurry out of coil tubing, start POOH CT at 35 fpm to
4,946 ft MD and then close CT annulus
 Hesitate the remaining cement slowly to formation
 during hesitation keep pumping below 500 psi
 keep pumping pressure below maximum pressure allowed (4,000 psi).
 pumping rate dictate coil tubing pick up rate.
 Adjust CT pick up and pumping rate at 1:1 speed ratio
 if squeeze pressure hold and do not decrease while there still some cement inside CTU
and estimate thickening time has been reached then POOH CT 50 ft from estimate
TOC and circulate out excess cement to surface. Keep backup pressure 500 psi while
circulate out excess cement.
14. After 15 minutes at 500 psi, RIH CT to the TOC at estimated calculated Top of Cement at
5,560 ft MD and contaminates cement with Contaminant Fluid while maintaining back
pressure 500 psi. Circulate out all cement in tubing. Make 5 down passes and 5 up passes at
pumping rate 1 bpm and CT running rate 35 fpm.
15. Leave the well secured. WOC until cement slurry reach 2000 psi compressive strength based
on UCA test result.
16. Perform positive test 500 psi for 10 minutes. Bleed off.
17. If good test observed continue with next program
18. If the cement leaks, re-do cement contaminant
19. Confirm with company representative prior POOH CT to surface.
20. Close lower and upper master valve.
21. Rig down equipment safely.
22. Job Completed

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3.2.2 Cement Squeeze Contamination Calculation

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Cement Squeeze Contaminant Calculation

OD ID Weight Capacity
OH 8,500 in 8,5 in 0,07018 bbl/ft

Casing 7 in 6,28 in 26 lb/ft 0,038262 bbl/ft
Tubing 3 1/2 in 2,99 in 9,2 lb/ft 0,008696 bbl/ft
Cap. Cas to Tub 0,026363 bbl/ft
Cap OH to Tub 0,058286 bbl/ft
Top of Cement 5560 ft MD

EOT 7904 ft MD
KL-37A 5610 - 5622 ft MD 12 ft
KL-38B 5738 - 5749 ft MD 11 ft
KL-39 5819 - 5846 ft MD 27 ft
Bottom of Cement 5896 ft MD
X Plug 6441 ft MD
Float shoe of Tubing 7903 ft MD
Total Perforation 50,00 ft 6 spf

Cement per perforation 0,10 cuft/perf
Cement in Casing 2,92 bbl

Cement in Perforation 5,34 bbl
Excess 30% 2,48 bbl
Total Cement Required 10,74 bbl
Required Mud Pill to fill casing 32 bbl
Length of cement before squeeze 900 ft

Top Of cement before squeeze 4996 ft MD
Number of passes to clean out cement 5 passes

Total trip 8810 ft
CT speed 35 fpm
Time for cement contaminating 251,7 min
Pump rate 1 bbl
Containant fluid volume 251,7 bbl
Contaminant fluid required 251,7 bbl

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3.2.3 Pumping Schedule Cemnt Squeeze Contaminant
CT Speed Final CT Depth Pump rate Pump Vol Time Total Vol. counter Total Time Ann
No Stage Fluid pumped
(ft/min) (ft) (Bpm) (bbl) (min) (bbl) (min) Tubing-CT
RIH while pumping 2% KCl
1 RIH CT to set plug X-niple @ 6441 ft MD 50,00 6441 KCL 2% 0,50 64,41 128,82 64,4 128,82 Open
Injectivity Test
Pump filtered water at varied pumping pressure and
Filtered water
2 record WHP 0,00 953 0.5 - 1.5 Close
Cementing Stage
3 Mixing Cement Slurry 0,00 6441 N.A N.A N.A 30,00 0 30,00 Open
4 Reset bbl control, pump 32 bbl of mud pit 0,00 6441 Mud Pill 1,2 32,00 26,67 32 26,67 Open
5 Pump 5 bbl of water ahead 0,00 6441 Filtered water 1,2 5,00 4,17 37 4,17 Open
6 Reset bbl control, pump 10.7 bbl of 15.8 lb/gal cement slurry 0,00 6441 Cement slurry 1,2 10,70 8,92 47,7 10,70 Open
7 Pump 5 bbl of water behind 0,00 6441 Filtered water 1,2 5,00 4,17 52,7 4,17 Open
Displace & Hesitate Stage
Pumping filtered water 1 CT volume (28.3 bbl) +
8 Filtered water
Line volume (1.5 bbl) 0,00 6441 1,2 29,80 24,83 82,50 24,83 Open
9 Pick up CT to bottom of cement 35,00 5896 N.A N.A N.A 15,57 92,00 15,57 Open
10 Pick up CT to 50' above of TOC 35,00 4946 N.A N.A N.A 27,14 92,00 27,14 Close
11 Hesitate 0,00 4946 Filtered water Var. 5,34 15,00 97,34 15,00 Close
Pumping Contaminant Fluid
12 RBIH CT to top of cement 35,00 5560 ContaminantN.A N.A N.A 17,54 97,34 17,54 Close
13 Circulate cement by contaminant fluid 35,00 Fluid 1,2 252,00 210,00 349,34 210,00 Open
Total Pumping Time 385,79
Thickening Time 437,00
POOH CT
POOH CT to surface while replacing CT volume
14 (1 bbl every 300 ft) -30,00 0 Filtered water 1,0 214,7 214,70 Close

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3.3 Contingency Plan
Below are quick steps to be performed during the job in case of critical situation condition occurred in
related to the operation.
If the weight of CT increase suddenly where potential stuck is possible:
 Any indication over pull always do close communication with PHE ONWJ representatives
 Assess situation, do not stop circulating
 Pull up CT without exceed 80% max over pull
 Increase pump rate up to maximum pressure limitation, if pump rate restricted proceed to
burst the disk to gain circulation.
 Keep POOH CT until the CT return to normal as per forces on string
 Continue circulating and move the pipe until return is clean
 Assess the situation before proceed with the cleanout
Circulating pressure increase or decrease rapidly:

 POOH CT
 Observe Coil Tubing Acquisition parameter
 Continue pulling out and fully circulate until return is clean
 If circulation cannot be established, pressure up to burst the disc (in MHA) up to maximum
surface pressure test (6000 psi)
 Assess the situation
Pump Failure:
 POOH CT
 Prepare the second pump (already primed previously)
 Continue pumping
 Continue pulling out and fully circulate until return is clean
 Repair the first pump
 If both pump fails, POOH CT as fast as you can to safe depth
CT Stuck (but can still establish circulation):
 Maintain circulation
 Calculate stuck point
 If CT is stuck at BHA proceed to following steps
 Set OPSD to 5000 psi
 Stop pumping and close 2x2 plug valve at reel manifold when launching ball (hydraulic
disconnect ball)
 Close launcher and pressure up to 1000 psi against 2x2 plug valve

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 Open 2x2 plug valve

 Once ball is inside CT increase rate and listen ball moving sounds across CT
 Monitor the bbls pumped since ball launching
 When ball is expected to be on goose neck decrease pump rate to minimum
 When observed increase of pressure, keep pumping at minimum rate until shear pins break and
circulating pressure decreases (sign of hydraulic disconnect have activated)
 POOH CT and be prepared to perform BHA fishing
CT Stuck (no circulation, burst disc set at 6000 psi):
 Set OPSD to 6000 psi at surface

 Pump at low rate until maximum pressure (6600 psi) to burst the disc
Note: Confirm burst disc rating with tool specialist
 After burst disc breaks and circulation is established, POOH CT to surface while maintaining
circulation (pumping at constant flow rate)
3.4 Safety
 All personnel that are involved with the mixing must read MSDS before handling or mixing any
chemicals.
 Always wear proper PPE before handling or operating equipment and mixing chemicals
 Visually inspect all equipment for any damage incurred during the transportation
 A safety meeting involving all personnel must be held before the job. Mixing procedure and
safety consideration must be discussed. All relevant MSDS sheets must be available. Assign
work team and ensure that everyone understand work objectives and appropriate safety
practices
 Only people necessary for the mixing will be in the mixing areas. The personnel involved in the
mixing must wearing proper protective gear, i.e slick suit (make sure the rubber goes outside
your boots), rubber boots, safety goggles, face shields, rubber gloves and respirator on top of
the normal PPE as required by MSDS.
 Eye wash bottles, safety shower must be located in the immediate area where the mixing takes
place. Make sure the safety shower is connected to a working water line. The eyewash bottles
must be full of water. It is advisable to have a water hose close by the area also
 Follow the procedure described in the next pages when mixing the chemicals
 Always be careful in opening and closing valves. Do this slowly to avoid any sudden pressure
changes in the line
 During pumping, there must be an assigned person to observe and to operate valves (avoid
pump cavitation)
 Ensure proper and sufficient amount of logistics (drill water and chemicals)

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4. EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
The equipment that will be required for the operation is as follows:
 CT equipment
Equipment
CT Unit with 680 injector head
4” 1/16 side door stripper
4” 1/16 Combi BOP
 Tools
Pull test plate
CT BHA as defined in the program
Test bar 1.5”
 Pumping equipment
Twin pump
2 x 50bbl Batch Mixer
Filtration Unit
Mixing acid tank
Nitrogen converter
Nitrogen tank

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5. FLUID CONSUMPTION
5.1 Cement Squeeze Slurry – 15.8 lb/gal
15.8 lb/gal Squeeze Cement Slurry 15 Bbl 630 Gall

Chemical or Product Conc. Unit Required Unit
Fresh Water 3,137 gps 216,7 Gall
Cement Class G 94 lb/sx 69,1 Sx
Dispersant (FR-1L) 0,45 gps 31,1 Gall
Medium Temp Retarder (R-1L) 0,10 gps 6,9 Gall
Fluid Loss Control (FL-1L) 0,80 gps 55,3 Gall
Anti Migration Gas (AMG-1) 1,00 gps 69,1 Gall
Defoamer (AF-1L) 0,05 gps 3,5 Gall
Yield cement slurry 1,219 cuft/sx
5.2 Mud Pill – 15.8 lb/gal
15.8 lb/gal Mud Pill 32 Bbl 1344 Gall

Chemical/Product Conc. Unit Required Unit
Fresh Water 44,2 gal/Mgal 59,4 Gall
SAPP (pH controller) 0 lb/Mgal 0,0 lb
XCD polymer 1,5 lb/Mgal 2,0 lb
Barite 266,7 ppb 8.534,4 lb
Foam Preventer 0,1 gal/Mgal 0,1 Gall
5.3.Contaminant FLuid
Contaminant Fluid 252 Bbl 10584 Gall

Chemical/Product Conc. Unit Required Unit
Fresh Water 996 Gal/Mgal 10.541,7 Gall
HEC-10 30 Lb/Mgal 317,5 Lb
KCl 5 Lb/Mgal 52,9 Lb

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6. Attachment
6.1 Rig-Up for CT Acid Stimulation
CT RIG UP
Item Schematic
Client: PHE ONWJ
Field: LESA Field
Well : LESA-2
Min. Restriction: 2,812
Res. Press:
BHST:
Size or Height Weigth Min PSI Elsa or
Item Description
Connection ft kg K 3rd Party
1 Injector Head 680 12,67 6050 10 Elnusa 1
Side Door 4 1/16" 10K

2 2 340 10 Elnusa
Stripper Side Door
2
3 Riser 4 1/16" 10K 4 800 10 Elnusa
3
4 Riser 4 1/16" 10K 6 800 10 Elnusa
5 Dual Combi BOP 4 1/16" 10K 3,3 900 10 Elnusa
4
6 Flow Tee 4 1/16" 10K 1,72 40 10 Elnusa
Single Shear
7 4 1/16" 10K 1,8 700 10 Elnusa 5
Seal BOP
8 x-over 4 1/16" 5K 2 20 5 Elnusa
6
PHE
9 Wellhead 3 1/8" 5K 6 - 3
ONWJ
7
8
Total Height: 39,49 ft 9
Total Weigth: 9650,0 kgs
Min PSI: 3,0 K psi
Double check connections, gaskets, nuts & bolts!!

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6.2 ENGINEERING ANALYSIS
Tubing Forces

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Summary
RIH : CT and BHA can reach the target depth with no lock-up detected
POOH : CT and BHA can be retrieved to surface form the target depth
Normal CT RIH & POOH Tensions
Normal RIH weight expected : 2,306 lbs
Normal POOH weight expected: 11,500 lbs
Max Pull :
Maximum available pick-up at depth : 13,430 lbs; corresponding weight indicator : 33,722 lbs
Max Slack-off:
Maximum slack off on tool at depth : -2,709 lbs; corresponding weight indicator : -1,198 lbs

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Note :
1. Set alarm on OrionNET at 25,000 lbs during POOH and set alarm at - 500 lbs during RIH
2. Inform immediately to PHE ONWJ Reps if found any indication of CT buckling and or over pull
3. Inform to town if found any indication of CT buckling and over pull

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Tubing Limit
CT Fatigue
Updated on : May 20th 2015

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6.3 BHA Diagram
* BHA Diagram to be confirm again on location before job
BHA SCHEMATIC #2
Item Tool Schematic
Client: PHE ONWJ
Rig/Platform: Teras Conquest-4
Field/Well Number: LESA_LESA_3
Minimum Well Restriction: 2.812 inch
Bottom Hole Temperature: N/A 1
Bottom Hole Pressure: N/A
Wellhead Pressure: 150 psi
BHA Name: CT Squeeze Cementing
Date Drawn: 26-May-15
Item Tool Tool Connections Tool O/D Tool I/D T-Length

Description in Inches in Inches in feet 2
Dimple On
1 1.0 AMMT pin 1,688 0,750 0,280
Connector
1-3/4" OD Motor
2 1.0 AMMT Box-Pin 1,750 0,430 2,170
Head Assembly
1-3/4" OD
3 1.0 AMMT box & pin 1,750 0,630 2,170
Staight Bar
1-1/2" Cement
4 1,125" SA 10 Box 1,500 port 0,500
Nozzle
3
Maxiumum Tool-String OD: 1,75

Minim um Tool-String ID: 0,43
Total Le ngth of BHA in Ft 5,12
Prepared by Azhar Maulana

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6.4 Laboratory Report

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Client Name: Pertamina Hulu Energi - ONWJ REVISION : 0.0

PT. ELNUSA Tbk

CT Cement Squeeze Contaminant

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Kristianto Wibowo Azhar Maulana

PHE Tower, 8th Floor PT Elnusa Tbk

+62811 1830 797 +62812 1256 3181

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GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................................................ 5

DESC COMPILED / USED DATA ........................................................................................................ 6

3 OPERATIONAL SUMMARY & PROCEDURE ............................................................................ 9

4. EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................................................ 16

5. FLUID CONSUMPTION ....................................................................................................... 17

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Designed By Azhar Maulana ELNUSA CTU

Reviewed By Muryono Hadi ELNUSA CTU

Approved By Agung Arief Wijaya PHE ONWJ

Kristianto Wibowo PHE ONWJ

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Barkah Widyantoro PHE ONWJ

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1 INTRODUCTION & OBJECTIVE

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DESC Compiled / Used Data

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2.2 Completion Diagram

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3 OPERATIONAL SUMMARY & PROCEDURE

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1. Perform pre-job Preventive Maintenance Procedure checklist for all equipment

 Preventive Maintenance Procedure

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iii. CT Engineer – responsible to provide engineering support to CT Supervisor and executes

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3.2 Detailed Procedure

3.2.1 Run – 1 : CT Cement Squeeze Contaminant

 5 bbl of fresh water as spacer ahead

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3.2.2 Cement Squeeze Contamination Calculation

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Cement Squeeze Contaminant Calculation

OH 8,500 in 8,5 in 0,07018 bbl/ft

Top of Cement 5560 ft MD

Total Perforation 50,00 ft 6 spf

Cement in Casing 2,92 bbl

Required Mud Pill to fill casing 32 bbl

Length of cement before squeeze 900 ft

Number of passes to clean out cement 5 passes

Contaminant fluid required 251,7 bbl

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3.2.3 Pumping Schedule Cemnt Squeeze Contaminant

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3.3 Contingency Plan

Circulating pressure increase or decrease rapidly:

CT Stuck (but can still establish circulation):

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 Open 2x2 plug valve

CT Stuck (no circulation, burst disc set at 6000 psi):

 Set OPSD to 6000 psi at surface

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The equipment that will be required for the operation is as follows:

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