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INDEX
1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................. 4
2. CHANGES TO FUNDAMENTALS MANUALS.................................................................... 5

2.1 DRILLING DESIGN MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-6100)................................................. 5
2.1.1 CHAPTER 2 “FORECAST ON PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE
GRADIENTS” .......................................................................................... 5
2.1.2 CHAPTER 3 “SELECTION OF CASING SEATS”................................... 5
2.1.3 CHAPETER 4 “CASING DESIGN”.......................................................... 6
2.1.4 CHAPTER 5 “MUD CONSIDERATIONS” ............................................... 6
2.1.5 CHAPTER 6 “FLUID HYDRAULICS”...................................................... 6
2.1.6 CHAPTER 7 “CASING RUNNING AND CEMENTING” .......................... 6
2.1.7 CHAPTER 8 “WELLHEADS” .................................................................. 7
2.1.8 CHAPTER 10 “BHA DESIGN AND STABILIZATION”............................ 7
2.1.9 CHAPTER 12 “DIRECTIONAL DRILLING”............................................. 7
2.1.10 CHAPTER 13 “DRILLING PROBLEM PREVENTION MEASURES” ...... 7
2.1.11 CHAPTER 14 “WELL ABANDONMENT” ............................................... 7
2.1.12 CHAPTER 15 “WELL NAME/DESIGNATION” ....................................... 8
2.1.13 CHAPTER 16 “GEOLOGICAL DRILLING WELL PROGRAMME” ......... 8
2.2 CASING DESIGN MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-6110).................................................... 9
2.2.1 CHAPTER 1 “INTRODUCTION” ............................................................. 9
2.2.2 CHAPTER 3 “SELECTION OF CASING SEAT AND RELATIVE HOLE
SIZE” ....................................................................................................... 9
2.2.3 CHAPTER 4 “CASING SPECIFICATION AND CLASSIFICATION” ....... 9
2.2.4 CHAPTER 7 “APPROCH TO CASING DESIGN”.................................... 9
2.2.5 CHAPTER 8 “DESIGN CRITERIA” ......................................................... 10
2.2.6 CHAPTER 11”LOAD CONDITIONS” ...................................................... 10
2.2.7 CHAPTER 12 “PRESSURE RATING OF BOP EQUIPMENT” ................ 10
2.3 DIRECTIONAL CONTROL & SURVEY PROCEDURES MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-
6120)........................................................................................................................ 11
2.3.1 CHAPTER 2 “DEFINITIONS” .................................................................. 11
2.3.2 CHAPTER 3 “OBJECTIVES” .................................................................. 11
2.3.3 CHAPTER 4 “RESPONSIBILITIES“........................................................ 11
2.3.4 CHAPTER 5 “PLANNING AND SURVEING REQUIREMENTS” ............ 11
2.3.5 CHAPTER 6 “WELL PLANNING PROCEDURE” ................................... 12
2.3.6 CHAPTER 7 “SURVEYING POLICY” ..................................................... 12
2.4 DRILLING PROCEDURES MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-6140) ..................................... 13
2.4.1 CHAPTER 3 “GENERAL GUIDELINES” ................................................ 13
2.4.2 CHAPTER 4 “DOCUMENTATION” ......................................................... 13
2.4.3 CHAPTER 5, “SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS (LAND RIG OR JACK-
UPS)”....................................................................................................... 13
2.4.4 CHAPTER 6 “SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS (FLOATING RIGS)” ......... 13
2.4.5 CHAPTER 7 “LEAN PROFILE PROCEDURES”..................................... 13
2.4.6 CHAPTER 8 “TOP DRIVE DRILLING SYSTEM AND OPERATION
PROCEDURES” ......................................................................................13
2.4.7 CHAPTER 9 “MUD CONSIDERATIONS” ............................................... 14
2.4.8 CHAPTER 10 “HYDRAULIC PARAMETERS” ........................................ 14
2.4.9 CHAPTER 11 “TRIPPING AND FILL-UP PROCEDURES”..................... 14
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2.4.10 CHAPTER 12 “BHA DESIGN AND STABILISATION”............................ 14

2.4.11 CHAPTER 13 “DIRECTIONAL DRILLING”............................................. 15
2.4.12 CHAPTER 14 “CORING”, ....................................................................... 15
2.4.13 CHAPTER 15 “LEAK OFF TEST PROCEDURES”:................................ 15
2.4.14 CHAPTER 17 ”LOGGING”...................................................................... 15
2.4.15 CHAPTER18 “WELL ABANDONMENT” ................................................ 15
2.4.16 CHAPTER19 “WELLHEADS” ................................................................. 16
2.4.17 CHAPTER 20 “DRILLING PROBLEMS PREVENTION MEASURES”.... 16
2.4.18 CHAPTER 21 “BOP SELECTION CRITERIA” ........................................ 16
2.4.19 CHAPTER 22 “BIT PERFORMANCE CONTROL”.................................. 16
2.5 WELL CONTROL POLICY MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-6150) ..................................... 17
2.5.1 CHAPTER 1 “INTRODUCTION” ............................................................. 17
2.5.2 CHAPTER 2 “COMPREHENSIVE WELL CONTROL PROCEDURES” .. 17
2.5.3 CHAPTER 3 “SHUT-IN PROCEDURE” .................................................. 17
2.5.4 CHAPTER 4 “STRIPPING PROCEDURE”.............................................. 18
2.5.5 CHAPTER 6 “EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS” ...................................... 18
2.5.6 CHAPTER 7 “BOP, EQUIPMENT AND CASING TESTS” ...................... 20
2.5.7 CHAPTER 10 “SHALLOW GAS”............................................................ 20
2.5.8 CHAPTER 11 “H2S DRILLING PROCEDURES”..................................... 21
2.6 COMPLETION DESIGN MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-7100).......................................... 22
2.6.1 CHAPTER 2 “RESERVOIR CONSIDERATIONS”................................... 22
2.6.2 CHAPTER 5 “WELL COMPLETION DESIGN” ....................................... 22
2.6.3 CHAPTER 6 “CORROSION”................................................................... 22
2.6.4 CHAPTER 7 “TUBING DESIGN” ............................................................ 23
2.6.5 CHAPTER 8 “SUB-SURFACE EQUIPMENT”......................................... 23
2.6.6 CHAPTER 10 “ARTIFICIAL LIFT” .......................................................... 24
2.6.7 CHAPTER 12 “COMPLETION AND WORKOVER PROGRAMME” ....... 24
2.7 GENERAL WIRELINE PROCEDURES MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-7110)................... 25
2.7.1 CHAPTER 3 “TOOLSTRING SELECTION” ............................................ 25
2.7.2 CHAPTER 4 “SURFACE EQUIPMENT SELECTION” ............................ 25
2.7.3 CHAPTER 15 “WIRELINE EQUIPMENT NDT PROCEDURES” ............. 25
2.8 COMPLETION PROCEDURES MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-7120) .............................. 27
2.8.1 CHAPTER 4 “HOLE PREPARATION”.................................................... 27
2.8.2 CHAPTER 5 “PERFORATING PROCEDURES”..................................... 27
2.8.3 CHAPTER 6 “GRAVEL PACKING PROCEDURES” .............................. 28
2.8.4 CHAPTER 7 “PACKER INSTALLATION”............................................... 28
2.8.5 CHAPTER 8 “COMPLETION INSTALLATION” ...................................... 28
2.8.6 CHAPTER 13 “COILED TUBING OPERATIONS” .................................. 29
2.8.7 CHAPTER 17 “WORKOVER” ................................................................. 30
2.9 WELL TEST PROCEDURES MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-7130) .................................. 31
2.9.1 CHAPTER 7 “SURFACE EQUIPMENT” ................................................. 31
2.9.2 CHAPTER 8 “BOTTOM HOLE DATA ACQUISITION” ........................... 31
2.9.3 CHAPTER 13 WELL TEST DATA REQUIREMENTS.............................. 32
2.9.4 CHAPTER 19 “WELL KILLING ABANDONMENT” ................................ 32
2.10 OVERPRESSURE EVALUATION MANUAL ........................................................... 32
2.11 DRILLING FLUIDS OPERATIONS MANUAL.......................................................... 33
2.11.1 CHAPTER 2 “DRILLING FLUID PROGRAMMING”................................ 33
2.11.2 CHAPTER 3 “FLUID SYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS” ................................... 33
2.11.3 CHAPTER 8 “DRILLING FLUID TRADEMARK COMPARISON” ........... 34
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1. INTRODUCTION
The 2004 revision N° 1 of the Company Fundamentals Manuals is based on the feed-
back received from the Eni’s affiliate companies and Eni head-quarter Drilling &
Production Optimization Services Units technicians.
The revision N° 1 started in June 2003, ended in July 2004 and has been carried out with
the supervision performed by head quarter well operations standards department.
The purpose of the revision N° 1 was:
• eliminate the errors present in the first release
• update the Fundamentals Manuals on the bases of the new state of art of the
well operations
• reorganise the structure of the manuals in way to facilitate the research of that
topics which require particular attention to improve performance and
efficiency in terms of safety, quality and costs.
In the following sections, for each manual are listed the main topics reviewed, update or
added.
Following this guide the technicians can easily recognise the changes brought to the
manuals in this way they can align they self to the new Company’s statements.
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2. CHANGES TO FUNDAMENTALS MANUALS
2.1 DRILLING DESIGN MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-6100)

This manual has been revised as follows:
2.1.1 CHAPTER 2 “FORECAST ON PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE GRADIENTS”

This chapter has been renamed “Forecast on Pressure and Temperature Gradients”
instead of “Pressure Evaluation”; and the following paragraphs have been added:
• Paragraph 2.1.1” Seismic data Analysis”.
• Paragraph 2.1.2.3 “d” Exponent and “dc” Exponent”.
• Paragraph 2.1.2.4 “Sigmalog Interpretation”.
• Paragraph 2.1.3 has been reorganized as far the “Sonic Log”.
2.1.2 CHAPTER 3 “SELECTION OF CASING SEATS”

In this chapter the following items have been introduced:
• In an on-shore well the calculation of the conductor pipe setting depth is not
required.
• For conductor pipe in wells with subsea wellheads, no attempt is made to
circulate through the conductor string to the surface but it must be set deep
enough to provide, along with 20” casing, the structural fundation required to
support the well head, BOP stack, riser tension and subsequent string of
casing.
• For “Surface Casing” the “Max Allowable Annular Surface Pressure” and its
value should be as minimum 10 Kg/cm2.
• The limits of Kick Tolerance for each drilling phase have been introduced:
Hole Sizes (inches) Minimum Kick Tolerance Minimum Kick Tolerance

(bbl) (m3)
23” hole & larger 250 40
Below 23” & to 17-1/2” 150 24
Below 17-1/2” & to 12-1/4” 100 16
Below 12-1/4” & to 8-1/2” 50 8
Smaller than 8-1/2” 25 4
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2.1.3 CHAPETER 4 “CASING DESIGN”
Paragraph 4.5.1 “Burst”:

• The BOP oversize has been considered together with Subsea Wellhead.
• The section related to “Internal Pressure” has been better specified.
• In the calculation of “Internal Pressure” of the intermediate casing, the section
related to the subsea well head has been eliminated because, if considered, it
would lead to subtract the sea water hydrostatic head twice.
• For the intermediate casing, the section related to Subsea Wellhead has been
eliminated because there was the description of the “Net Pressure” which, if
considered, would lead to subtract the sea water hydrostatic head twice.
Paragraph 4.5.2 “Collapse”

• The formula for thief zones calculation has been inserted for “surface casing”.
2.1.4 CHAPTER 5 “MUD CONSIDERATIONS”

The following paragraphs:
• 5.6 “Mud Testing Procedures”
• 5.7 “Safety Actions”
• 5.8 “Minimum Stock requirements”
have been eliminated and treated in the STAP-P-1-M-6140 “Drilling Procedures Manual”.
2.1.5 CHAPTER 6 “FLUID HYDRAULICS”

The Landmark package has been inserted.
Paragraph 6.5 “Useful Tables and Charts”

This paragraph has been eliminated because more detailed Useful Tables and Charts
can be found in the “Drilling Data Handbook”.
2.1.6 CHAPTER 7 “CASING RUNNING AND CEMENTING”

This is a new chapter and has been named “Casing Running and Cementing”, in addition:
• Paragraph 7.1 “General” has been introduced.
• Paragraph 7.2 “Installation Patterns (For Mechanical Cementing Aids)” has
been introduced.
• Paragraph 7.3.9.1. “THEORETICAL TOP OF CEMENT” has been introduced
• Paragraph 7.3.10 “EARLY GAS MIGRATION CONTROL” has been
introduced
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2.1.7 CHAPTER 8 “WELLHEADS”

This chapter has been modified as follows:
Paragraph 8.1 “Subsea Wellheads”

This is a new paragraph including the “Subsea Wellheads” selection criteria.
Paragraph 8.2 “Surface Wellheads”

This paragraph states:
• The standard for both Exploration and Development wells is “Multistage
Wellhead”.
• For both Multistage Wellhead and Flanged Well Head the Working Pressure
is based upon the max anticipated wellhead pressure as stated in the “Well
Control Policy Manual”, STAP-P-1-M-6150, Chapter 6.
2.1.8 CHAPTER 10 “BHA DESIGN AND STABILIZATION”

This chapter has been reorganized in the structure of the paragraphs and “Vertitrak”
(Automatic Vertical Drilling System) has been inserted.
2.1.9 CHAPTER 12 “DIRECTIONAL DRILLING”

This chapter has been modified as follows:
• The Universal Transverse Mercator projection is the Eni standard reference
system to determinate all well metric coordinates.
• It has been reorganized in the structure of the paragraphs a
• A new Paragraph 12.9 “Planning Directional Wells Consideration” has been
inserted and built on the basis of the old Paragraph “Dog Leg Severity”.
• New paragraphs 12.10 “Rotary Closed loop Drilling system (RCLS)”
(Autotrak) has been inserted.
2.1.10 CHAPTER 13 “DRILLING PROBLEM PREVENTION MEASURES”
Paragraph 13.2 “Hydrates”

This is a new paragraph where have been treated general indications about the hydrate
formation problems and the suggestion to overcame it.
2.1.11 CHAPTER 14 “WELL ABANDONMENT”

This chapter has been totally modified as the result of a Working Group constituted (see
STAP-P-1-V-7020 and STAP-P-1-V-7021).
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2.1.12 CHAPTER 15 “WELL NAME/DESIGNATION”

In this chapter the following items have been changed:
• “OR” code replaced with “HOR” code to define Horizontal well
• “APPR” code replaced with “DEEP” code to define deepening well
2.1.13 CHAPTER 16 “GEOLOGICAL DRILLING WELL PROGRAMME”

In this chapter the new topic “Lean Profile” has been added.
Paragraph 16.5 “Lean Profile”

This new paragraph treats the following:
• Introduction
• Lean Profile Technique
• Critical Items For Lean Profile treated as:
− Hole Quality;
− Mud Properties;
− Casing Running and Cementing (Casing straightness, Casing
connections, Centralizers, Casing Float Equipment, Running Speed,
Cementing)
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2.2 CASING DESIGN MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-6110)

The following changes have been introduced:
2.2.1 CHAPTER 1 “INTRODUCTION”

This chapter has been completely rewritten by adding the following Sub-paragraphs:
• 1.1 “Implementation”
• 1.2 “Updating, Amendment, Control & Derogation”
• 1.3 “First Definitions”
• 1.5 “General Approach to Casing Design”.
2.2.2 CHAPTER 3 “SELECTION OF CASING SEAT AND RELATIVE HOLE SIZE”
Paragraph 3.6.2 “Lean Profile Casing and Hole Sizes”

This is a new paragraph where a size comparison between conventional and Lean Profile
Casing and Hole Sizes is shown.
2.2.3 CHAPTER 4 “CASING SPECIFICATION AND CLASSIFICATION”

This chapter has been modified to better define the API and Non API casing.
Paragraph 4.4 “Casing Connection”

In this paragraph the following specification have been made:
• On production casing or liner the connections must have metal-to-metal seals
therefore, premium connections (non API) are mandatory.
• On other side if it is necessary the use of D.V. collar and liner slave/stem
characterized by elastomeric seals, they are allowed only if their working
pressure is greater then casing/liner burst and collapse resistance.
2.2.4 CHAPTER 7 “APPROCH TO CASING DESIGN”
Paragraph 7.1 “Design Factor (DF)”

This paragraph has been modified to better define the Design Factor concept with out
modify the values.
Paragraph 7.4 “Additional considerations”

This is a new paragraph which recalls the concepts stated in the chapter 1 “Introduction”
of the previous release.
Paragraph 7.5 “Stresses acting upon casing”

This is a new paragraph which recalls the concepts stated in the chapter 1 “Introduction”
of the previous release.
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2.2.5 CHAPTER 8 “DESIGN CRITERIA”

In this paragraph is stated that the Company soft-ware adopted to perform the casing
load conditions analysis is: Landmark “Stress Check “. Reference is made to STAP P-1-
N-13568 “Landmark Stress Check – Version 1998.7 – 2000 Definition of the Rules of Use
for Casing Design Calculations”. In this procedure, some of the criteria that “Stress Check
“ foresees have been selected and tested in order to obtain values having the better
compliance with the values obtained using Company criteria.
2.2.6 CHAPTER 11”LOAD CONDITIONS”

In this chapter the part related to “Shock Load” has been re-viewed and the formula has
been corrected on the basis of what reported in the Overpressure Evaluation Manual in
Paragraph 3.2 “Propagations of the Seismic Waves”.
2.2.7 CHAPTER 12 “PRESSURE RATING OF BOP EQUIPMENT”

This chapter has been removed and inserted in STAP-P-1-M-6150 “Well Control Policy
manual” paragraph 6.1.
Paragraph 12.2 “Kick Tollerance”

This paragraph has been removed and inserted in STAP-P-1-M-6100 “Drilling Design
Manual” chapter 3.
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2.3 DIRECTIONAL CONTROL & SURVEY PROCEDURES MANUAL (STAP-P-1-

M-6120)
The revision to this procedure, is mainly referred to its structure therefore, all repetitive
parts of “Personnel responsibility” and “Definition” are have been grouped together in
unique dedicated paragraphs.
2.3.1 CHAPTER 2 “DEFINITIONS”

In this is a new chapter where all the repetitive definitions present in the manual have
been grouped together and ordered in alphabetical way.
Paragraph 2.5 “Dog leg Potential (DLP) and Dog leg Severity (DLS)”
In this paragraph the specific definition of Dog leg Potential (DLP) and Dog leg Severity
(DLS) have been given.
Paragraph 2.9 “Magnetic Declination”

A more precise definition of Magnetic Declination has been given.
2.3.2 CHAPTER 3 “OBJECTIVES”

In this is a new chapter where all the “Objectives” paragraphs present in the manual have
been grouped together.
Paragraph 3.4 “Record Keeping Objectives”

The following concept has been introduced
The reporting documentation for each well must include the Contractor Software Survey
Output Sheet and the Final Report of the Directional Contractor.
2.3.3 CHAPTER 4 “RESPONSIBILITIES“

This is the old chapter 2 where all the responsibilities for each professional position in the
procedure have been grouped together and the following are added:
Paragraph 4.2.5
Contractor Drilling Operations Coordinator (CDOC)
Paragraph 4.2.9
Contractor Surveying Representative “ Rig-Site” (CSR)
2.3.4 CHAPTER 5 “PLANNING AND SURVEING REQUIREMENTS”

In this is a new chapter where the old paragraphs 2.3 “Contractor Competence
Assurance” and 3.4.1 “Software Capabilities” have been included.
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2.3.5 CHAPTER 6 “WELL PLANNING PROCEDURE”
Paragraph 6.2 “Location of the Origin Reference Points (ORP)”

The Origin Reference Points definition for both off-shore and on-shore clusters has been
better defined.
2.3.6 CHAPTER 7 “SURVEYING POLICY”
Paragraph 7.4.1 “Directional Drilling Control”

A single chart named “Approved Survey Tools Characteristics” has been composed on
the base of the following old tables: 4.A - 4.B - 4.C - 4.D - 4.E.
Paragraph 7.5.1 “Magnetic Survey Tools (at Rig-site)”

In this paragraph the following items have been inserted:
• Directional Contractor shall provide updated indication of magnetic intensity
related to the area of operations.
• Compass spacing is generally recommended to be at or below the centre of
the non-magnetic drillcollar.
Paragraph 7.7 “Survey Programme For Vertical Holes”

In this paragraph the following concepts have been added:
• For wells with vertical path shorter than 4000 m MSS is the standard, MWD
will be run as the survey tool of choice, if economically and technically
justified.
• For wells with vertical path longer than 4000 m the lean profile technique is
the standard; for this reason the use of an automated steering system which
allows the continuous drilling of straight vertical course and which does not
require the intervention of the drilling personnel is mandatory.
Paragraph 7.8 “Survey Programme For Deviated Holes”

The charts related to frequency of survey (old 4.F and 4.G) become Tables 7-2 and 7-3
have been updated.
Paragraph 7.9 “The Definitive: Wellhead Coordinates, Well Survey and Bottom Hole
Coordinates Data Acquisition”
This is a new paragraph where the Definitive Wellhead Coordinates, Well Survey And
Bottom Hole Coordinates Data Acquisition process is defined replacing the Eni document
1.4.2.25 rev. 00 issued in April 01 1996.
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2.4 DRILLING PROCEDURES MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-6140)

2.4.1 CHAPTER 3 “GENERAL GUIDELINES”

This is a new chapter based on the ex-Paragraph 4.9 “General Guideline”.
Paragraph 3.1 “Minimum Stock Requirements”

In this Paragraph the value of minimum stock of “kill mud” has been modified as: 70 m3 at
1.4 Kg/l.
2.4.2 CHAPTER 4 “DOCUMENTATION”

This is the ex chapter 3 where the paragraph 3.3 ”Report Distribution” has been
eliminated because it is replaced by STAP G-1-F-9057 “Rules for infilling in the ARPO
Forms”.
2.4.3 CHAPTER 5, “SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS (LAND RIG OR JACK-UPS)”

In this chapter for “Conductor Pipe Connections” the part related to “RL-4S” has been
introduced together with the phases of “running” and “recovering”.
2.4.4 CHAPTER 6 “SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS (FLOATING RIGS)”

This chapter has been integrated with the following paragraphs:
• 6.1 “Setting 30” Casing”
• 6.2 “Drilling 26” Hole and Running 20” Casing”
• 6.11 “Hang Off Procedure”.
2.4.5 CHAPTER 7 “LEAN PROFILE PROCEDURES”

This is a new chapter where the following topics have been treated:
• Lean profile technique
• Lean Profile Drilling Equipment
• Well Trajectory Control
• Tool Calibration
• Bottom Hole Assembly Design
• Drilling Parameters
• Allowed Dogleg Severity
• Mud Properties.
2.4.6 CHAPTER 8 “TOP DRIVE DRILLING SYSTEM AND OPERATION PROCEDURES”

This new chapter has been introduced to including everything about the Top Drive
system; in details:
• Drilling ahead with singles
• Drilling ahead with triples
• Reaming-out of the hole
• Reaming-in the hole
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• Handling bottom hole assemblies

• Returning to conventional drilling
• Drilling ahead in H.P. - H.T. formations
• Tripping with a top drive
• Casing running operations with top drive.
2.4.7 CHAPTER 9 “MUD CONSIDERATIONS”

To this chapter has been added the paragraph 9.8 “Reading a Mud Report” which treat
the following topics:
• Reading Water Based Mud report
• Reading Oil Base Mud reports.
2.4.8 CHAPTER 10 “HYDRAULIC PARAMETERS”

This new chapter has been introduced to define the main Hydraulic parameters to
consider during the drilling operations as:
• Hydraulic impact
• Bit hydraulic horsepower
• Nozzle velocity
• A combination of these methods.
Paragraph 10.4 “Useful Tables and Charts”

This paragraph has been eliminated because more detailed Useful Tables and Charts
can be found in the “Drilling Data Handbook”.
2.4.9 CHAPTER 11 “TRIPPING AND FILL-UP PROCEDURES”

This chapter has been integrated with the “Trip Sheet” chart and with the following new
paragraphs:
Paragraph 11.2 “Tripping Procedures when using Oil Based Mud
Paragraph 11.3 “Modified tripping procedures for HP/HT Wells”
2.4.10 CHAPTER 12 “BHA DESIGN AND STABILISATION”

This chapter has been adapted to the corresponding chapter of the Drilling Design
Manual, by reorganizing the structure of the paragraphs.
Paragraph 12.8 “Vertitrak™ operating mode

This is a new paragraph and treats the following topics:
• Steering (Sliding) Mode
• Rotary Mode
• Specifications
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2.4.11 CHAPTER 13 “DIRECTIONAL DRILLING”

This chapter has been adapted to the corresponding chapter of the Drilling Design
Manual, by reorganizing the structure of the paragraphs, inserting the part related to
Rotary Closed Loop Drilling System (Autotrak) and adding the chart “Approved Survey
Tools Characteristics”.
Also the following topics have been better specified:
Paragraph 13.8.1 “Average Angle Method”
Paragraph 13.8.2 “Radius Of Curvature Method”
Paragraph 13.8.3 “Minimum Curvature Method”
2.4.12 CHAPTER 14 “CORING”,

In this chapter an introductory part which refers to the Operative Geology Procedures
(1.4.15.4-2.2.2 ver. 2-10/2002) has been inserted.
2.4.13 CHAPTER 15 “LEAK OFF TEST PROCEDURES”:

The following concepts were been specified:
• “Information obtained from leak-off tests in straight holes is not applicable to
deviated holes in the same field and vice versa”.
Paragraph 15.1 “Test Procedure”

The following concepts were been specified:
• item 8 “In surface well head both flanged and multi-bowl, open the annulus of
the previous casings. In sub sea well head pay attention to not exceed the
burst pressure of the previous casing”.
• item 9 “Pump slowly and in continuous way, until pressure builds up to
approximately half the anticipated maximum surface pressure”.
• the graph has been corrected in accordance with item 13 of the “Test
Procedure”.
• the LOT pressure doesn’t exceed the pressure which the casing was tested”.
• when a good zonal isolation behind the casing is imperative, the Leak-off test
should be carried out with a retrievable packer to avoid pressurising the
casing which may cause possible permanent damage to the cement bond by
the creation of micro annuli in the cement.”
2.4.14 CHAPTER 17 ”LOGGING”

The part related to “Logging using Autotrack” has been introduced.
2.4.15 CHAPTER18 “WELL ABANDONMENT”

This chapter is been changed on the base of the of the minutes of meeting STAP-P-1-V-
7020 and P-1-V-7021.
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2.4.16 CHAPTER19 “WELLHEADS”

This chapter has been reorganized as follows:
paragraph (19.1) “Subsea Wellheads”

This is a new paragraph relevant to “Subsea Wellheads”.
Paragraph 19.3 “Design criteria”

In this paragraph the selection criteria of the wellhead system refers to “Well Control
Policy Manual”, STAP-P-1-M-6150 chapter 6.
2.4.17 CHAPTER 20 “DRILLING PROBLEMS PREVENTION MEASURES”

In this chapter, the paragraphs have been reorganized and a new paragraph 20.9
“Hydrates” has been inserted.
2.4.18 CHAPTER 21 “BOP SELECTION CRITERIA”

This is a new chapter and shows the BOP selection criteria as stated in Well Control
Policy Manual”, STAP-P-1-M-6150 chapter 6.
2.4.19 CHAPTER 22 “BIT PERFORMANCE CONTROL”

This is a new chapter and describes the way to control the bit performances as:
• Drilling optimization (Bit Breakeven Curve)
• Critical Rotary Speeds.
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2.5 WELL CONTROL POLICY MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-6150)

2.5.1 CHAPTER 1 “INTRODUCTION”
Paragraph 1.2 “Implementation”

This paragraph has been introduced to have correspondence with the other manuals.
Paragraph 1.5 “Safety Targets”

In this paragraph the barriers concept has been defined on the base of the following
documents:
• STAP-P-1-M-6076 “Drilling and Production Simultaneous Operations Manual”
(Agip Gabon Activity).
• STAP-P-1-V-14456 (Verbale IV fase Agip K.C.O Concurrent operations)
• Norsok Standard D-010 (Well Integrity in Drilling and Well Operations)
2.5.2 CHAPTER 2 “COMPREHENSIVE WELL CONTROL PROCEDURES”

In this chapter the following changes has been made:
Paragraph 2.1.5 “Reduced Pump Stroke Pressure (RPSP)”

• the range of values for the “Reduced Pump Stroke Pressure (RPSP)” has
been introduced in case of subsea wellhead (not be less than ½ bbl/min and
not greater than 4 bbl/min).
• Is a best practice measure and record the RPSP at three different flow rates,
with all pumps.
2.5.3 CHAPTER 3 “SHUT-IN PROCEDURE”

In this chapter the following changes has been made:
Paragraph 3.2.1 Soft Shut In Procedure (Floaters)

The use of a circulating head is mandatory when the drill string motion compensator is
not operational or if well pressure plus RPSP exceeds 75% of the rated working pressure
of the top drive/standpipe, in this last case, the use of the cement unit is recommended.
Paragraph 3.3 Use Of the Top Drive

The case of kick during a trip with flow from drill pipe (in 95/8” casing or greater) has been
introduced.
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2.5.4 CHAPTER 4 “STRIPPING PROCEDURE”
Paragraph 4.1 ”General”

This new paragraph has been inserted to report the general concepts about the stripping
procedures in particular the following:
• The Drilling Contractor, in conjunction with the Company Representative, will
prepare a plan for conducting stripping procedures.
• During stripping operations constant bottom hole pressure is maintained by
controlling the surface pressure and the volume of mud bled from or pumped
into the well.
Paragraph 4.3.1 “Stripping Through Annular Preventers”

This is a new paragraph it was not foreseen in the previous issue.
Paragraph 4.3.2 “Stripping Through Ram Preventers”

Paragraph 4.3.3 “Dynamic Stripping”

2.5.5 CHAPTER 6 “EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS”
Paragraph 6.1 “Pressure Rating of Equipment”

This is a new paragraph which states the Company pressure rating well control
equipment selection criteria taking into account that the prime considerations, when
selecting and procuring pressure control equipment, are the safety of the personnel, rig
and maintaining the integrity of the wellbore.
Paragraph 6.1.1 Well Control Equipment
This is a new paragraph which states the main parts of well equipment which are:
• Casing
• Wellhead
• Blow-Out Preventer Stack System (B.O.P)
• Christmas Tree (X-Mas Tree)
Paragraph 6.1.2 Well Control Equipment Working Pressure Calculation

For Wellheads, B.O.Ps, X-Mas Tree, the criteria to calculate their Working Pressure to
consider for the selection of the relative Pressure Rating, shall take into account:
a) the different well typology:
• Explorative well with Static Bottom Hole Pressure (SBHP) up to 15000 psi
(1050 Kg/cm2)
• Development well with Static Bottom Hole Pressure (SBHP) up to 15000 psi
(1050 Kg/cm2)
• Explorative and Development well with Static Bottom Hole Pressure (SBHP)
greater than 15000 psi (1050 Kg/cm2)
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b) the different well phases:

• Drilling
• Production
Paragraph 6.1.4 “BOP, Wellhead and X-Mas Tree Pressure rating selection
The pressure rating that has to be selected is:
• For wellhead and X-Mas Tree that stated in ISO 10423 (Api 6A) just superior
at the working pressure calculated/estimated.
• For BOP that stated in ISO 13533 (Api 16A) just superior at the working
pressure calculated/estimated. Exception is made for Bag Preventer; in fact,
this type of preventer is normally indicated and used for the initial well closure.
Immediately after, the pipe rams preventer is requested to activation following
the proper drill pipe space out. For this reason, the bag preventer pressure
rating can be just lower than pipe rams preventer.
Paragraph 6.2.1 BOP Stack System (Land Rigs, Jack-Ups And Fixed Platform)
• In 10000 and 15000 psi stack, a set of pipe rams must be always installed
below the hang-off pipe rams.
• For HT-HP operation, it is recommended to use a BOP stack equipped with
an injection line to pump methanol or glycol, in order to reduce the probability
of hydrates forming during well control operations. It is also recommended to
install temperature gauges in the BOP stack.
• Spare parts for BOP and valves must be available on rig site.
Paragraph 6.2.2 Stack System (Floating Rigs)

• Each BOP Stacks shall be equipped with two choke lines and two kill lines.
• Spare parts for BOP and valves must be available on board.
Paragraph 6.3.3 “Accumulator sizing”

The criteria for sizing of the accumulators have been introduced.
Paragraph 6.4 “Choke Manifold”

A choke manifold, not in compliance with the requirements mentioned, may be
acceptable but only if approved by the Company Well Operations Manager.
Paragraph 6.5 “Inside Pipe Shut-Off Devices”

All casing strings being run through reservoir intervals will have two non-return valves
(e.g. float shoe and float collar).
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2.5.6 CHAPTER 7 “BOP, EQUIPMENT AND CASING TESTS”

This chapter has been modified to introduce the following concepts:
Paragraph 7.2.1 “BOP Surface Test”

The complete BOP stack assembly shall be tested at the surface on test stumps. All BOP
components shall be pressure tested to a low pressure of 300psi (21kg/cm2) and also to
their rated working pressure.
Paragraph 7.2.2 “BOP Tests After Installation”

If an over-size BOP-stack is installed, the high pressure test shall be equal to maximum
wellhead “estimated” pressure plus 30% (anyway not less than 2000 psi).
Paragraph 7.2.3 “BOP Testing Procedures”

In surface BOP, to monitor for any casing pack-off leakage, the casing spool outlet valve
must be open. The check valve in the casing spool will also be kept open by the
appropriate needle valve.
Paragraph 7.3 “BOP tests after setting of casing”

The following have been changed:
• In case of subsea wellhead or Multistage wellhead, this test could be omitted
if not required by specific situations.
• Only function the shear rams unless dictated by governmental regulations.
Pressure tests of blind/shear rams are not required during this phase.
2.5.7 CHAPTER 10 “SHALLOW GAS”

This chapter has been modified to introduce the following concepts:
Paragraph 10.1 “Shallow Gas Investigation”

A drilling rig that can move away safety in case of shallow gas blow out shall be used to
drill pilot hole (mobile off shore drilling unit or dedicated sail vessel).
Paragraph 10.3 “Recommended Drilling Practices”

In this paragraph the following topics has been introduced:
• The possibility of shallow gas must be addressed in the preparation of all
drilling programme.
• All wells from a platform or jack up will be drilled with a diverter system.
• The first well of development operations will be drilled with a pilot hole and
logged to verify the surface casing setting depth. Wireline or Logging While
Drilling (LWD) tools may be used.
• Small pilot holes will enhance the dynamic well killing capability, and improve
log quality. Generally, it is recommended that 9 7/8” or smaller pilot hole is
drilled.
• In the event that significant gas readings are obtained from mud returns, the
gas should be circulated out; if the background gas level cannot be reduced
by circulation, the mud weight should be increased and the hole circulated
until the background gas subsides.
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Paragraph 10.4 “Drilling Procedures”

• For Floating Installations the Riserless Procedures has been introduced
• Floating Installations Procedures Using Diverter and Riser
• Fixed Installations/Jack Ups Procedures Using Diverter and Riser.
2.5.8 CHAPTER 11 “H2S DRILLING PROCEDURES”

This chapter has as referent the STAP-A-1-SS-1721 and has been modified to introduce
the following concepts:
Paragraph 11.1 “Emergency and Safety Plan”

In particularly critical situations (e.g.: DST, production test, etc.) company shall send on
board a Safety Supervisor and/or Safety Technician, in order to both make a preliminary
meeting with the personnel and control the safety equipment on the rig.
Paragraph 11.3 “Operating Conditions and Procedures”

• Acoustic (intermittent horn siren) and visual (yellow flashing light) alarms must
start automatically in the Dog House when the H2S concentration detected by
a single sensor exceeds the 10ppm threshold.
• When an H2S concentration greater than 20ppm is detected an acoustic
(continuous horn siren) and visual (permanent red light) alarm must
automatically turn on in the Dog House.
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2.6 COMPLETION DESIGN MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-7100)

2.6.1 CHAPTER 2 “RESERVOIR CONSIDERATIONS”
Paragraph 2.5 “Hydrocarbon Data”

A short description of the bottom hole/surface sampling and PVT calculation has been
inserted.
Paragraph 2.7 “Near Wellbore Restrictions”

This is a new paragraph which includes a description of all Near Wellbore types Skin.
2.6.2 CHAPTER 5 “WELL COMPLETION DESIGN”
Paragraph 5.4.2 “Xmas Trees”

Various configurations of the Xmas Tree have been described when using Multistage
Wellhead or Flanged Wellhead in case of:
• Single Completion for Onshore and Offshore Jack-up & Fixed Platforms
• Dual Completion for Onshore and Offshore Jack-up & Fixed Platforms.
Paragraph 5.4.3 “Actuators”,

This is a new paragraph related to the Hydraulic Gate Valve of the Second Master Valve.
Paragraph 5.4.4 “Metal-To-Metal Seals”

The requirement to have for all production casings and liners the metal-to-metal seals
connections has been clarified.
2.6.3 CHAPTER 6 “CORROSION”
Paragraph 6.2 “Contributing Factors to Corrosion”

The ranges of Carbon Dioxide (CO2)partial pressure have been corrected as follow:
• Partial pressure >30 psi usually indicates high corrosion risk.
• Partial pressure 7-30 psi may indicate high corrosion risk.
• Partial pressure <7psi generally is considered non corrosive.
Paragraph 6.3.1 “Sulphide Stress Cracking”

The following concept has been introduced “The susceptibility to SSC decreases with the
increasing of ph; this decrease starts at a ph of approximately 6 and above a ph of 9.5
SSC generally do not occur”.
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Paragraph 6.3.4 “Stress Corrosion Cracking”

This is a new paragraph where is described the combined actions of hydrogen sulphide
and a tensile stress provide cracks in a susceptible material in particular environment.
Paragraph 6.10 “Corrosion Monitoring”

This paragraph and its sub-paragraphs (6.10.1, 6.10.2, 6.10.3 and 6.10.4) have been
inserted various methods to monitor corrosion have been reported.
Paragraph 6.11 “Elastomers Selection”

In this paragraph the criteria and considerations about the selection of elastomeric seals
have been reported.
2.6.4 CHAPTER 7 “TUBING DESIGN”
Paragraph 7.3.6 “Completion and Packer Fluid”

In this paragraph the description of the chemical-physical properties of completion and
packer fluids has been inserted.
In addition, the following items have been included:
• Description of the fluids contaminants which could cause interactions with the
formation
• Description of brine filtration systems: Diatomaceous Earth filter and cartridge
filter unit
• Considerations related to oil base mud instead of brine when high fluid losses
or severe corrosion problems occur.
2.6.5 CHAPTER 8 “SUB-SURFACE EQUIPMENT”

The revision of the whole part related to Setting methods for the different types of packer
has been made.
Paragraph 8.1 “Packers”

This paragraph has been totally modified.
• the “design validation levels” (Table 8-a) and and the “quality control levels”
(Table 8-b) as per ISO 14310 have been added.
• the wells have been divided in two main categories: Severe Service and
standard Service.
• the quality control level selection as per ISO 14310 has been added.
• the packers selection criteria decision tree for “permanent completion” (Figure
8-1) and “well test” (figure 8-2) have been modified.
• the packers setting method for: permanent packers, retrievable packers and
packers with straight pool have been modified.
• The tubing to packer connections have been modified
• The two hydraulic seals “chawron packing” and “moulded seal” have been
added.
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Paragraph 8.2.4 “Surface Controlled Sub-Surface Safety Valves”

The concept that the SCSSV during all well operations (wireline, coiled tubing, well
testing) must not be used as a lubricator valve has been stated.
Paragraph 8.3 “Annulus safety valve”

This is a new paragraph.
Paragraph 8.6 “Intermediate down hole equipment”

Paragraph 8.7 “Tail Pipe”

2.6.6 CHAPTER 10 “ARTIFICIAL LIFT”
Paragraph 10.3 “Hydraulic Pumping Systems”

Some considerations related to the use of jet pumps in terms of capital costs, down time
in maintenance and problems related to cavitation have been inserted.
Paragraph 10.4 “Rod Pumps”

The use of a paraffine scratchers and rod rotating device is suggested in case of
presence of paraffine.
2.6.7 CHAPTER 12 “COMPLETION AND WORKOVER PROGRAMME”

This paragraph describes the complete list of data and procedures contained in a
Completion and Workover Programme, has been inserted.
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2.7 GENERAL WIRELINE PROCEDURES MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-7110)

2.7.1 CHAPTER 3 “TOOLSTRING SELECTION”
Paragraph 3.2.3 “Jars”

The use of the Hydraulic Jar, or of the Upstroke Jar above the Link Jar, has been inserted
in the wireline tool string in case of operations related to heavy duty. The use of the
Upstroke Jar in the wireline tool string has also been inserted in case of HP-HT wells
operations.
2.7.2 CHAPTER 4 “SURFACE EQUIPMENT SELECTION”
Paragraph 4.1 “Lifting Equipment”

In this paragraph and in the sub-paragraphs 4.1.1, 4.1.2 e 4.1.3 the lifting equipment for
Pressure Control Equipment has been redefined.
In particular the following items have been introduced:
• For on-shore operations: the use of a crane
• For off-shore operations: the use of lifting frame and hydraulic mast.
Paragraph 4.2 “Adapter Flange”,

The connections of the Adapter Flange with Xmas Tree and Wireline BOP must both be
flanged; the drawing related to the Adapter Flange has been modified.
Paragraph 4.3 “BOPS”

This paragraph changes as in Paragraph 4.2. Elimination of the old pictures 4.b and 4.c
related to old type Wireline BOP.
Paragraph 4.8 “Swab Valve”,

In this paragraph the concepts to perform the Hydraulic Test of the Additional Swab Valve
have been reported:
• The hydraulic test on the valves at the Working Pressure must be recorded
before the installation
• The flanged connection between the Valves and the Xmas Tree must be
hydraulically tested at Working Pressure before rigging up the Pressure
Control Equipment.
2.7.3 CHAPTER 15 “WIRELINE EQUIPMENT NDT PROCEDURES”
Paragraph 15.2.3 “BOP Pressure Test Procedure”

To this paragraph has been added the step related to the execution of the BOP pressure
test with the rams closed and to repeat this step for a second time.
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Paragraph 15.2.4 “Magnetic/Ultrasonic Examination Procedure”

The procedures for the execution of such controls have been redefined; procedures must
be in compliance with the requirements of EN/ISO standards.
Paragraph 15.2.4 “Magnetic/Ultrasonic Examination Procedure”

The following concept has been inserted as step 3): “prior to performing the examination,
sealing surfaces shall be carefully protected before sandblasting”.
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2.8 COMPLETION PROCEDURES MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-7120)

2.8.1 CHAPTER 4 “HOLE PREPARATION”
Paragraph 4.2 “Casing Cleaning And Drifting Procedures”

This paragraph has been modified to include the requirement of drifting the casing before
running large OD tools.
Paragraph 4.3 “BOP Stack Configuration and Testing”

The following concept has been inserted: Depending on the type of completion to be
pulled the appropriate rams will be installed into BOP:
• On single completion install concentric rams
• On dual completion single pulling string use off set rams
• On dual completion when simultaneously pulling both strings use dual rams
plus centralisers rams.
Paragraph 4.5.6 “Pill Functions”

The following concept has been added: Use of acid cushion to remove casing scales to
be considered.
Paragraph 4.6.4 “Pill Functions”

The following concept has been added: Use of acid cushion to remove casing scales to
be considered.
Paragraph 4.7.1
This paragraph has been renamed as “Brines Transportation and Handling” and its
section “Brine handling precautions” has been inserted.
2.8.2 CHAPTER 5 “PERFORATING PROCEDURES”
Paragraph 5.3 “Electrical Activation”

The following items have been inserted:
• Contractor shall specify all the equipment and accessory that shall be utilized
to perform the service and the crew composition
• A copy of the Perforating Contractor’s Safety Procedure on gun handling and
running, shall be made available on site.
Paragraph 5.4.1 “Well Preparation for TCP Operations”

The requirement for a static control of 15 minutes after casing perforation to observe the
well for losses or gains has been added.
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Paragraph 5.5 “Coiled Tubing Gun Deployment”

The mandatory requirement of the use of electrical detonators, which are not sensible to
induced stray potential differences, has been added.
Paragraph 5.6 “TCP Procedures”

The firing system shall have a double safety device in order to prevent accidental
gunshot.
Paragraph 5.6.4 “Retrievable Hydraulic Firing Head”

The safety distance for the “firing head” below ground level for Radio silence has been
fixed to 100 m.
Paragraph 5.7 “Coiled Tubing Gun Deployment”

This paragraph has been updated.
2.8.3 CHAPTER 6 “GRAVEL PACKING PROCEDURES”
Paragraph 6.4 “Common Gravel Pack Procedures”

The requirement for plastic coated work strings during gravel pack operations has been
added.
2.8.4 CHAPTER 7 “PACKER INSTALLATION”
Paragraph 7.3.2 “Completion String Running Procedure”

The procedure for tubing hanger test before nippling down the BOP has been modified.
Paragraph 7.3.3 “Dual String Simultaneous Running Procedure”

2.8.5 CHAPTER 8 “COMPLETION INSTALLATION”
Paragraph 8.2.6 “Thread Compounds”

Only API Modified thread compounds with a friction factor of 1 will be used as per (API
Bul. 5A3).
Paragraph 8.6.4 “Christmas Tree Configuration”

At the end of Paragraph a note has been added to establish that the lower Master Valve
must be closed only in case of emergency.
Paragraph 8.6.8 “Christmas Tree Components Installation and Testing”

This paragraph has been renamed and the procedures for Xmas tree components
installation at Paragraph 8.6.8.1 has been modified in the items from “9” to “15”.as follow:
• Use the travelling block to hang and lower the Tubing Head Adapter / Xmas
Tree
• Ensure that all the tree valves are open before installation.
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• Orientate and lower the Tubing Head Adapter / Xmas Tree into position using
bolts or alignment bars in position to provide guidance. Tighten the bolts in
the specified sequence ensuring that correct torque is applied, and the seals
energised. The use of a “hydraulic stud tensioning system” is recommended
to reduce flange make-up time.
• All pressure testing of energised seals should be carried out according to the
procedures stipulated in the manufacturer’s manual or well programme
procedures. When testing is complete, bleed off pressure from the test port,
remove test apparatus and replace the check valves and plugs.
• Pressure test the tubing hanger seals by pressuring through the Xmas tree
bore. The test port or valves in the flange must be open during this test to
monitor for leaks.
• Pressure test the tubing hanger seals and ring joint from the test port of the
flange, ensuring the casing side outlet valves are open during this test.
• If X-mas Tree valves are of the quality level “PSL 3G” or “PSL 4”, seals
among tubing hanger, tubing head adapter and tubing spool must be tested
with gas at the X-mas Tree WP.
2.8.6 CHAPTER 13 “COILED TUBING OPERATIONS”
Paragraphs 13.2.1 “Coiled Tubing”

This paragraph has been updated to comply with the new standardization of coiled tubing
sizes and surface equipment category pressure limits.
Paragraph 13.2.2 “Surface Equipment”

This paragraph has been updated to comply with the new standardization of coiled tubing
sizes and surface equipment category pressure limits.
Paragraph 13.4.2 “Coiled Tubing Rig-Up”

The procedures for installation and testing of coiled tubing BOP have been updated.
Paragraph 13.4.3 “Pressure Testing”

The procedures for installation and testing of coiled tubing BOP have been updated.
Paragraph 13.5 “Running Procedures”

The basic toolstring configuration for circulation operations at item “1” has been updated.
In Paragraph 13.6.1 “Gas Lifting”

The basic toolstring configuration for gas lifting at item “2” has been added.
Paragraph 13.6.4 “Cementing”

This new paragraph reports the general procedure for cementing operations.
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2.8.7 CHAPTER 17 “WORKOVER”
Paragraph 17.4.3.1 “Single completion with retrievable packer”

This paragraph has been modified with the criteria for packer unsetting.
Paragraph 17.4.3.4 ”Procedure For HP-HT Wells De-Completion”

Paragraph 17.4.6.2 “Milling”

This is a new paragraph about procedures for packer milling.
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2.9 WELL TEST PROCEDURES MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-7130)

2.9.1 CHAPTER 7 “SURFACE EQUIPMENT”

This chapter has been modified, integrated and redefined with regard to the list and
description of surface equipment. In addition, the layout drawings related to surface
testing equipment for light oil, heavy oil and gas have been added.
2.9.2 CHAPTER 8 “BOTTOM HOLE DATA ACQUISITION”
In Paragraph 8.1
The Bottom Hole Data Acquisition Equipment has been introduced.
Paragraphs from 8.1.1 to 8.1.9

The description of the Wireline Surface Equipment for Data Acquisition has been added:
• Wireline Unit
• Adapter Flange
• BOP
• Tool Trap
• Lubricator Risers
• Flow Tube Type Stuffing Box
• Safety Check Valve
• Injection Nipple
• Tool Catcher
Paragraph 8.1.10 “Downhole Pressure and Temperature Gauges”

The structure has been redefined.
Paragraph 8.1.10.1 “Gauges Types”

Paragraph 8.1.10.2 “Gauge Installation”

Paragraph 8.1.11 “Production Logging Tool”

Paragraph 8.1.12 “Down Hole Sampling Tool”

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2.9.3 CHAPTER 13 WELL TEST DATA REQUIREMENTS

This chapter has been modified, the structure of its chapters.
The old paragraphs 13.5 and 13.6 have been eliminated because these topics have just
been stated in STAP-G-1-F-9057.
The ARPO forms 10/A; 10/B; 10/C have been added.
2.9.4 CHAPTER 19 “WELL KILLING ABANDONMENT”

The Paragraphs and sub-paragraphs from 19.1 to 19.4 (related to Well Killing methods)
have been eliminated; for the relevant procedures reference is now made to the Eni E&P
“Well Control Policy Manual, STAP-P-1-M-6150”.
2.10 OVERPRESSURE EVALUATION MANUAL

The revision of this manual has been made on the basis of the original copy.
The revision refers to the check and eventual correction of any formulas reported in the
manual and to the structure of its chapters.
Same topics have been also corrected in particular:
Paragraph 3.6.1 “Forms of Presentation of Seismic Data And Their Meaning”

The time interval (0.3 – 0.2 sec) has been inserted in to point N° 3
Paragraph 3.6.2 “Pressure Gradient Calculation”

The Ratio ‘R = Vint / Vs’ Method has been completed adding the wonting formulas.
Paragraph 5.2.2 “Pore Pressure Gradient Calculations Form Electrical Logs”

This paragraph has been completed with the wonting parts.
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2.11 DRILLING FLUIDS OPERATIONS MANUAL

The revision of this manual refers to the following:
2.11.1 CHAPTER 2 “DRILLING FLUID PROGRAMMING”

All tables of the mud additives have been reviewed and updated.
Paragraph 2.1 “Development of The Drilling Fluid Programme”

The flow chart showing the Development of The Drilling Fluid Programme has been
corrected.
Paragraph 2.2.7 “Drill-In-Fluids (DIF)”

2.11.2 CHAPTER 3 “FLUID SYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS”

The paragraph 3.2 2 “Inhibited Water-Base Fluids” has been corrected.
Paragraph 3.2 “Inhibited Water-Base Fluids”
From MOR-REX-BASE FLUID (KLM) the concept” Do not add alkaline agent to starch
simultaneously as it may cause an increase of viscosity. Pre-solubilised lignite may be
convienvent” has been eliminated.
Paragraph 3.3 “Oil Based Fluid”

The Description System Del Agip Code “DS/LT-IE-100” has been eliminated.
Paragraph 3.4 “inhibited and/or special environmental fluids”

Has been added the Description of the System and the Maintenance of Agip Code:
• FW/SW-SI
• FW-KF
• LP-IE
Has been eliminated the Description of the System of the Agip Code:
• PO-IE
Paragraph 3.4 “Inhibited and/or Special Environmental Fluids”

This is a new paragraph and comprises the following items:
• Potassium Carbonate – Base Fluid
• Potassium Acetate – Base Fluid
• High Temperature ( > 200 °C) Water – Base Fluid
• Cation – Base Fluid
• Glycol – Base Fluid
• Silicate – Base Fluid
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• Potassium Formate – Base Fluid

• Low Toxic Mineral Oil, Invert Emulsion Drilling Fluid
• 50/50 O/W Invert Emulsion Drilling Fluid
• Ester – Based, Invert Emulsion Drilling Fluid
• Linear Paraffins–Based, Invert Emulsion Drilling Fluid.
2.11.3 CHAPTER 8 “DRILLING FLUID TRADEMARK COMPARISON”

The following paragraphs have been added:
Paragraph 8.1.6 “Shale Control Agents”
Paragraph 8.1.7 ”Lost Control Materials”
Paragraph 8.1.13 LT Oil or Ultra LT/ Synthetic Based Fluid Products

The following paragraphs have been eliminated
• stukpipe surfactants
• Borehole Wall Coaters
• Defoamers/Foametrs
• Lost Control Materials
• Oil Based Fluids Products.

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2. CHANGES TO FUNDAMENTALS MANUALS.................................................................... 5

2.4.10 CHAPTER 12 “BHA DESIGN AND STABILISATION”............................ 14

2. CHANGES TO FUNDAMENTALS MANUALS

2.1 DRILLING DESIGN MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-6100)

2.1.1 CHAPTER 2 “FORECAST ON PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE GRADIENTS”

2.1.2 CHAPTER 3 “SELECTION OF CASING SEATS”

Hole Sizes (inches) Minimum Kick Tolerance Minimum Kick Tolerance

2.1.3 CHAPETER 4 “CASING DESIGN”

Paragraph 4.5.1 “Burst”:

Paragraph 4.5.2 “Collapse”

2.1.4 CHAPTER 5 “MUD CONSIDERATIONS”

2.1.5 CHAPTER 6 “FLUID HYDRAULICS”

Paragraph 6.5 “Useful Tables and Charts”

2.1.6 CHAPTER 7 “CASING RUNNING AND CEMENTING”

2.1.7 CHAPTER 8 “WELLHEADS”

Paragraph 8.1 “Subsea Wellheads”

Paragraph 8.2 “Surface Wellheads”

2.1.8 CHAPTER 10 “BHA DESIGN AND STABILIZATION”

2.1.9 CHAPTER 12 “DIRECTIONAL DRILLING”

2.1.10 CHAPTER 13 “DRILLING PROBLEM PREVENTION MEASURES”

Paragraph 13.2 “Hydrates”

2.1.11 CHAPTER 14 “WELL ABANDONMENT”

2.1.12 CHAPTER 15 “WELL NAME/DESIGNATION”

2.1.13 CHAPTER 16 “GEOLOGICAL DRILLING WELL PROGRAMME”

Paragraph 16.5 “Lean Profile”

2.2 CASING DESIGN MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-6110)

2.2.1 CHAPTER 1 “INTRODUCTION”

2.2.2 CHAPTER 3 “SELECTION OF CASING SEAT AND RELATIVE HOLE SIZE”

Paragraph 3.6.2 “Lean Profile Casing and Hole Sizes”

2.2.3 CHAPTER 4 “CASING SPECIFICATION AND CLASSIFICATION”

Paragraph 4.4 “Casing Connection”

2.2.4 CHAPTER 7 “APPROCH TO CASING DESIGN”

Paragraph 7.1 “Design Factor (DF)”

Paragraph 7.4 “Additional considerations”

Paragraph 7.5 “Stresses acting upon casing”

2.2.5 CHAPTER 8 “DESIGN CRITERIA”

2.2.6 CHAPTER 11”LOAD CONDITIONS”

2.2.7 CHAPTER 12 “PRESSURE RATING OF BOP EQUIPMENT”

Paragraph 12.2 “Kick Tollerance”

2.3 DIRECTIONAL CONTROL & SURVEY PROCEDURES MANUAL (STAP-P-1-

2.3.1 CHAPTER 2 “DEFINITIONS”

Paragraph 2.9 “Magnetic Declination”

2.3.2 CHAPTER 3 “OBJECTIVES”

Paragraph 3.4 “Record Keeping Objectives”

2.3.3 CHAPTER 4 “RESPONSIBILITIES“

2.3.4 CHAPTER 5 “PLANNING AND SURVEING REQUIREMENTS”

2.3.5 CHAPTER 6 “WELL PLANNING PROCEDURE”

Paragraph 6.2 “Location of the Origin Reference Points (ORP)”

2.3.6 CHAPTER 7 “SURVEYING POLICY”

Paragraph 7.4.1 “Directional Drilling Control”

Paragraph 7.5.1 “Magnetic Survey Tools (at Rig-site)”

Paragraph 7.7 “Survey Programme For Vertical Holes”

Paragraph 7.8 “Survey Programme For Deviated Holes”

2.4 DRILLING PROCEDURES MANUAL (STAP-P-1-M-6140)

2.4.1 CHAPTER 3 “GENERAL GUIDELINES”

Paragraph 3.1 “Minimum Stock Requirements”

2.4.2 CHAPTER 4 “DOCUMENTATION”

2.4.3 CHAPTER 5, “SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS (LAND RIG OR JACK-UPS)”

2.4.4 CHAPTER 6 “SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS (FLOATING RIGS)”

2.4.5 CHAPTER 7 “LEAN PROFILE PROCEDURES”

2.4.6 CHAPTER 8 “TOP DRIVE DRILLING SYSTEM AND OPERATION PROCEDURES”

• Handling bottom hole assemblies

2.4.7 CHAPTER 9 “MUD CONSIDERATIONS”