Petani-P18 7in CSG Confirmation Cementing Program Rev0.0 (Sept 12, 2022)

Confirmation Cementing Program
Petani-P18, BDSI#28
Confirmation - Rev. 0.0
Pertamina Hulu Rokan
Document References: SPHR00114A

Name Signature Date
Sauda Fatmagustina
Prepared by September 12, 2022
Cementing Engineer
Tri Andriyasih
Reviewed by September 12, 2022
Lead Tech Specialist
Rio Irawan
Received & Approved by
Drilling Engineer
SM Yudy Fitryansyah
Received & Approved by
TM D&C Well Construction
7" Production Casing Program
Petani-P18, BDSI#28
Confirmation - Rev. 0.0
Pertamina Hulu Rokan
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JOB OBJECTIVES
- Bring top of Cement to Surface
- Sufficient Zonal Isolation
- Good CBL result
Rev # Date Description
0.0 September 12, 2022 Initial Preliminary Program
REFERENCES
Document Planned / Actual Provided by File Name

Basis of Design Planned Rio Irawan Drilling & Geological Prognosis
Wellbore Schematic Planned Rio Irawan Drilling & Geological Prognosis
Initial Wellbore Trajectory Planned Rio Irawan PT22-P18 N1-W1-38A Rev C1.xlsx
Wellbore Trajectory Actual Rio Irawan
Daily Mud Report Actual

Casing tally Actual
LAS Caliper Actual
SLURRY TYPE REQUIREMENT (FROM PRESPUD MATERIALS AND WSDP)

Email:
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DRILLING & GEOLOGICAL PROGNOSIS
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WELLBORE DIAGRAM
(REQ 23.02) SHOE TRACK MINIMUM REQUIREMENT

Shoe track 0.0394 bbl/ft x 80 ft 3.15 Bbl
Displacement 199 Bbl
Minimum Shoe Track 1.5 % from displacement volume 2.99 Bbl
(REQ 23.03) MINIMUM SPACER REQUIREMENT

Type of Fluid Rate Contact Time Volume
SCAVENGER 5 Bpm 8 Minutes 40 Bbl
(REQ 23.06) PRE JOB CIRCULATION

When the casing is already at the bottom hole, perform mud conditioning with a minimum 2x of hole volume. Reciprocate
casing while performing mud conditioning.
(REQ 23.07) MECHANICAL SEPARATION

Regular Top plug placed behind the slurry will be used.
PIPE MOVEMENT
Pipe movement is not considered in CemFACTS simulation result. But, we highly recommend to reciprocate casing from
mud conditioning to the end of pumping tail slurry.
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PUMP SCHEDULE & CHARTS
PUMPING SCHEDULE
Volume Rate Time
Activity
[Bbl] [Bpm] [Minutes]
USE RIG PUMP
Mud Conditioning
288 Bbl 8 Bpm 37 Min
PV & YP Mud < PV & YP Spacer
Total Pumping 288 Bbl 37 Min
USE BJ PUMP
CHEMICAL WASH PRE FLUSH 8.33 PPG 0 Bbl 0 Bpm 0 Min
SCAVENGER SPACER 11.0 PPG 40 Bbl 4 Bpm 10 Min
DROP BOTTOM PLUG 0 Min
LEAD SLURRY CEMENT 12.50 PPG 100 Bbl 4 Bpm 25 Min
TAIL SLURRY CEMENT 15.8 PPG 92 Bbl 4 Bpm 23 Min
DROP TOP PLUG 10 Min
DISPLACEMENT WBM 8.5 PPG 179 Bbl 5 Bpm 36 Min
TOTAL PUMPING 431 Bbl 118 Min
PUMPING CHART
Pumping Simulation Chart
6 20 300
2000
15
4 200
Slurry Stg Vol (bbl)
Slurry Rate (bpm)
Slurry Den (ppg)

Pressure (psi)
10
1000
2 100
0 0 0 0
0 50 100 120
Elapsed Time (min)
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Elapsed Slurry Slurry Pressure Slurry ECD@ Freefall Elapsed Slurry Slurry Pressure Slurry ECD@ Freefall
Time Den Rate (psi) Stg Shoe Dpth Time Den Rate (psi) Stg Shoe Dpth
(min) (ppg) (bpm) Vol (ppg) (ft) (min) (ppg) (bpm) Vol (ppg) (ft)
(bbl) (bbl)
1.0 11.00 4.00 359 4 10.15 0 1.0
66.9 11.00
8.50 4.00
5.00 359
92 4
55 10.15
11.47 0
499
2.0 11.00 4.00 349 8 10.15 0 2.0
67.9 11.00
8.50 4.00
5.00 349
92 8
60 10.15
11.55 0
427
3.0 11.00 4.00 339 12 10.15 0 68.9
3.0 8.50
11.00 5.00
4.00 92
339 65
12 11.63
10.15 356
0
4.0 11.00 4.00 329 16 10.15 0 4.0
69.9 11.00
8.50 4.00
5.00 329
92 16
70 10.15
11.72 0
284
5.0 11.00 4.00 319 20 10.15 0 5.0 11.00 4.00 319 20 10.15 0
70.9 8.50 5.00 92 75 11.80 213
6.0 11.00 4.00 310 24 10.15 0 71.9
6.0 8.50
11.00 5.00
4.00 92
310 80
24 11.89
10.15 142
0
7.0 11.00 4.00 301 28 10.16 0 7.0
72.9 11.00
8.50 4.00
5.00 301
92 28
85 10.16
11.97 0
72
8.0 11.00 4.00 292 32 10.16 0 73.9
8.0 8.50
11.00 5.00
4.00 92
292 90
32 12.05
10.16 1
0
9.0 11.00 4.00 283 36 10.16 0 9.0
74.9 11.00
8.50 4.00
5.00 283
263 36
95 10.16
12.62 0
10.0 11.00 4.00 273 40 10.16 0 10.0 11.00 4.00 273 40 10.16 0
75.9 8.50 5.00 340 100 12.83 0
11.0 12.50 4.00 335 4 10.15 0 11.0
76.9 12.50
8.50 4.00
5.00 335
401 4
105 10.15
12.98 0
12.0 12.50 4.00 318 8 10.15 0 12.0
77.9 12.50
8.50 4.00
5.00 318
462 8
110 10.15
13.13 0
13.0 12.50 4.00 301 12 10.15 0 13.0
78.9 12.50
8.50 4.00
5.00 301
572 12
115 10.15
13.42 0
14.0 12.50 4.00 284 16 10.15 0 14.0
79.9 12.50
8.50 4.00
5.00 284
694 16
120 10.15
13.73 0
15.0 12.50 4.00 267 20 10.15 0 15.0 12.50 4.00 267 20 10.15 0
80.9 8.50 5.00 815 125 14.04 0
16.0 12.50 4.00 251 24 10.15 0 16.0
81.9 12.50
8.50 4.00
5.00 251
937 24
130 10.15
14.36 0
17.0 12.50 4.00 234 28 10.16 0 17.0
82.9 12.50
8.50 4.00
5.00 234
1058 28
135 10.16
14.67 0
18.0 12.50 4.00 218 32 10.16 0 18.0
83.9 12.50
8.50 4.00
5.00 218
1180 32
140 10.16
14.98 0
19.0 12.50 4.00 201 36 10.16 0 19.0
84.9 12.50
8.50 4.00
5.00 201
1302 36
145 10.16
15.29 0
20.0 12.50 4.00 185 40 10.16 0 20.0 12.50 4.00 185 40 10.16 0
85.9 8.50 5.00 1425 150 15.61 0
21.0 12.50 4.00 168 44 10.16 0 21.0
86.9 12.50
8.50 4.00
5.00 168
1538 44
155 10.16
15.89 0
22.0 12.50 4.00 152 48 10.16 0 22.0
87.9 12.50
8.50 4.00
5.00 152
1648 48
160 10.16
16.16 0
22.9 12.50 4.00 138 51 10.16 0 22.9
88.9 12.50
8.50 4.00
5.00 138
1740 51
165 10.16
16.36 0
23.9 15.80 4.00 154 4 10.21 23 23.9
89.9 15.80
8.50 4.00
5.00 154
1832 4
170 10.21
16.55 23
0
24.9 15.80 4.00 154 8 10.25 67 24.9 15.80 4.00 154 8 10.25 67
90.9 8.50 5.00 1923 175 16.74 0
25.9 15.80 4.00 154 12 10.28 122 25.9
91.9 15.80
8.50 4.00
5.00 154
2015 12
180 10.28
16.94 122
0
26.9 15.80 4.00 154 16 10.29 183 26.9
92.9 15.80
8.50 4.00
5.00 154
2107 16
185 10.29
17.13 183
0
27.9 15.80 4.00 154 20 10.30 247 27.9
93.9 15.80
8.50 4.00
5.00 154
2199 20
190 10.30
17.33 247
0
28.9 15.80 4.00 154 24 10.30 312 28.9
95.1 15.80
8.50 4.00
2.00 154
1882 24
2 10.30
16.28 312
0
29.9 15.80 4.00 154 28 10.30 379 29.9 15.80 4.00 154 28 10.30 379
96.1 8.50 2.00 1917 4 16.35 0
30.9 15.80 4.00 154 32 10.30 446 30.9
97.1 15.80
8.50 4.00
2.00 154
1952 32
6 10.30
16.42 446
0
31.9 15.80 4.00 154 36 10.31 514 98.1 8.50 1.00 1830 1 15.96 0
32.9 15.80 4.00 154 40 10.31 584 99.1 8.50 1.00 1848 2 15.99 0
33.9 15.80 4.00 154 44 10.31 655 100.1 8.50 1.00 1865 3 16.03 0
34.9 15.80 4.00 154 48 10.31 728
35.9 15.80 4.00 154 52 10.32 801

36.9 15.80 4.00 154 56 10.32 876
37.9 15.80 4.00 154 60 10.32 950
38.9 15.80 4.00 154 64 10.32 1025
39.9 15.80 4.00 154 68 10.32 1100
40.9 15.80 4.00 154 72 10.35 1138

41.9 15.80 4.00 154 76 10.41 1157
42.9 15.80 4.00 154 80 10.48 1168
43.9 15.80 4.00 154 84 10.56 1175
44.9 15.80 4.00 154 88 10.65 1180
45.9 15.80 4.00 154 92 10.73 1184

46.9 15.80 0.00 0 0 10.59 1268
47.9 15.80 0.00 0 0 10.51 1316
48.9 15.80 0.00 0 0 10.46 1346
49.9 15.80 0.00 0 0 10.43 1366
50.9 15.80 0.00 0 0 10.40 1381

51.9 15.80 0.00 0 0 10.39 1392
52.9 15.80 0.00 0 0 10.37 1400
53.9 15.80 0.00 0 0 10.36 1407
54.9 15.80 0.00 0 0 10.35 1412
55.9 15.80 0.00 0 0 10.34 1416

56.9 8.50 5.00 92 5 10.57 1268
57.9 8.50 5.00 92 10 10.72 1159
58.9 8.50 5.00 92 15 10.83 1076
59.9 8.50 5.00 92 20 10.91 1005
60.9 8.50 5.00 92 25 10.99 934

61.9 8.50 5.00 92 30 11.07 861
62.9 8.50 5.00 92 35 11.15 789
63.9 8.50 5.00 92 40 11.23 716
64.9 8.50 5.00 92 45 11.30 644
65.9 8.50 5.00 92 50 11.39 571
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(REQ 23.10) ENGINEERING CHARTS
SURFACE PRESSURE
Final Pressure at the end of Displacement (pressure is shown in red)
Surface Pressure Profile
6 2000
2000
1500
4
Slurry Rate (bpm)
Freefall Dpth (ft)

Pressure (psi)
1000
1000
500
0 0 0
0 50 100 120
Elapsed Time (min)
HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE CALCULATION

Pressure outside casing of Tail Slurry
1652 ft TVD x 0.05195 x 15.8 ppg = 1355.8 psi
Pressure outside casing of Lead Slurry
3175 ft TVD x 0.05195 x 12.5 ppg = 2061.6 psi
Pressure Outside Casing = 3417.3 psi
Pressure inside casing of Tail Slurry
75 ft TVD x 0.05195 x 15.8 ppg = 61.2 psi
Pressure inside casing of Displacement Fluid
4752 ft TVD x 0.05195 x 8.5 ppg = 2098.3 psi
Pressure Inside Casing = 2159.5 psi
ESTIMATED FINAL PRESSURE = 1257.8 psi
DOWNWARD FORCE ON THE CASING CALCULATION

a. Downward Force by Displacement Fluid
4752 ft TVD x 0.8701 BF x 23 ppf = 95098.34 lbs
b. Downward Force by Shoe Joint Fluid
75 ft TVD x 0.7586 BF x 23 ppf = 1299.96 lbs
c. Downward Force = 96,398.3 ↓ lbs
d. Upward Force = 40,036.1 ↑ lbs
e. Resulting Force = 56362.18 ↓ lbs
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U-TUBE
Shown as freefall depth
U-Tube Chart
10 2000
1500
Slurry Rate (bpm)
Freefall Dpth (ft)

5 1000
500
0 0
0 50 100 120
Elapsed Time (min)
MUD REMOVAL
CemFACTS snapshot
Fluid Displacement/Placement
Standoff (%) Effectiveness (%)

0 0 ft Lead Slurry 72
200 62
400 71
71
600 71
800 71
1000 71
71
1200
71
1400 71
1600 71
1800 71
71
2000 71
2200 71
2400 71
71
2600
71
2800 71
3000 71
3200 71
3400 Tail Slurry 100

3600 100
100
3800 100
4000 100
4200 100
100
4400
100
4600 100
4800 4864 ft
100
0 67 100 -180 0 180
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CENTRALIZER PLACEMENT
(REQ 23.08) CENTRALIZER REQUIREMENT
Centralizer type:
Asta Jaya Rigid 7" x 9-5/8"
Meas. Spacing Standoff Standoff Type Section

Spacing (custom) Depth at Cent. Count
100
200
300
ft custom % %
0
5145 40.0 95.3 98.6 Bow 1

5105 40.0 95.3 98.6 Bow 2
5065 40.0 95.3 98.6 Bow 3
5025 40.0 95.3 98.6 Bow 4
4985 40.0 95.3 98.6 Bow 5
4945 40.0 95.3 98.6 Bow 6
4905 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 7
4865 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 8
4825 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 9
4785 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 10
4745 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 11
4705 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 12
4665 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 13
4625 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 14
4585 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 15
4545 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 16
4505 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 17
4465 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 18
4425 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 19
4385 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 20
4345 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 21
4305 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 22
4265 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 23
4225 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 24
4185 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 25
4145 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 26
4105 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 27
4065 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 28
4025 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 29
2000
3985 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 30

3945 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 31
3905 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 32
Spacing/Min.Standoff
3865 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 33

3825 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 34
3785 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 35
3745 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 36
Depth (ft)
3705 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 37

3665 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 38
3625 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 39
3585 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 40
3545 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 41
3505 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 42
3465 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 43
3425 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 44
3385 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 45
3372 13.3 99.6 99.6 Bow 46
3252 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 47
3132 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 48
3012 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 49
2892 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 50
2772 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 51
2652 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 52
2532 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 53
2412 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 54
2292 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 55
2172 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 56
2052 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 57
1932 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 58
4000
1812 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 59

1692 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 60
1572 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 61
1452 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 62
1332 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 63
1212 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 64
1092 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 65
972 120.0 0.1 96.6 Bow 66
852 120.0 1.6 96.6 Bow 67
732 120.0 3.0 96.6 Bow 68
612 120.0 0.0 87.7 Bow 69
492 120.0 0.0 80.6 Bow 70
372 120.0 0.0 79.3 Bow 71
252 120.0 0.0 78.0 Bow 72
132 120.0 0.0 80.6 Bow 73
37 95.0 100.0 100.0 Bow 74
34 3.0 100.0 100.0 Bow 75
31 3.0 100.0 100.0 Rigid 76
0
50
100
120
30 1.0 100.0 100.0 Bow 77

29 1.0 100.0 100.0 Rigid 78
Standoff (%) Standoff @ Centralizer (%)
26 3.0 100.0 100.0 Bow 79
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CALIPER
N/A
WELL SECURITY (FINAL CONDITION AFTER PUMPING 331 BBL)

Density Pore Den ECD Frac Den @ 383 bbl
3000
Above Frac Pres. @ 4043 ft, 4 bbl
3500
Meas Depth
4000
4500
0 5 10 15 20
Density
*Note : Use BJ-Fiber with a concentration of 1.0 ppb for Spacer and 0.5 ppb for Tail Slurry to mitigate the lost circulation.
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ECD
ECD Profile Plot
20 20
15 15
ECD@ Shoe (ppg)
Pore Den. @ 5145
Frac Den. @ 5145

10 10
5 5
0 0
0 50 100 120
Elapsed Time (min)
Fluid Friction Chart @ depth 5145 ft MD

Fluid Friction (psi/ft) - 7.000, 8.500 in - 170 °F
0.3 0.3
0.2 0.2
Lead Slurry
Scavenger
Tail Slurry
Mud
0.1 0.1
0 0
1 2 3 4 5
Rate (bpm)
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SIMULATION ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
WELL TUBULAR INFORMATION

Hole Dia. From To
in ft ft
8.921 0 3372
8.500 3372 5145
Casing OD ID Weight From To
in in lbm/ft ft ft
7" Casing 7.000 6.366 23.00 0 5145
Wellbore Start End Hole Casing Casing
Summary MD MD TVD ID OD ID
ft ft ft in in in
Cased 0 3372 3175 8.921 7.000 6.366
Open 3372 5145 4827 8.500 7.000 6.366
Critical Meas. Vert. Pore Actual Frac Pore Actual Frac Crit.gel Flow
Depths Depth Depth Press. Press. Press. Den. Den. Den. Str. Potential
ft ft psi psi psi ppg ppg ppg lbf/hft² Factor
Tail Slurry 3372 3175 1154 2324 2066 7.00 14.09 12.53 409.9 1 (Minor)
PORE PRESSURE - FRACTURE GRADIENT DATA
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JOB PROCEDURE
Note: Carry out pre-job safety meeting prior to each treatment. Treatment must be performed according to Baker Hughes
Indonesia and Pertamina Hulu Rokan procedures for mixing and pumping cement slurry.
1 Run Centralizer Program as per Pertamina Hulu Rokan's program (API Recommendation min 70% Stand-Off).
2 When the casing is already at the bottom hole, perform mud conditioning by reducing PV & YP of the drilling mud as
low as possible (below PV & YP of spacer). Reciprocate casing while performing mud conditioning. More than 2x of
bottom-up circulation hole volume is recommended to help the mud removal properly.
3 Rig continues mud conditioning using rig pump 288 bbl Mud .
4 Rig-up Cementing Head and manifold. Use "Y" and two Hammer Valve on the rig floor to easily switch from cement line
to mud line.
5 Pressure test line up to 3500 psi for 5 minutes.
6 Pump the following:
Top Bottom Length Volume Rate Density
Fluid type
[ft MD] [ft MD] [ft] [bbl] [bpm] [ppg]
CHEMICAL WASH 0 0 0 0 0.1 8.33
SCAVENGER 0 0 0 40 4 11
7 Drop Bottom Plug (if applicable)

Top Bottom Length Volume Rate Density
Fluid type
[ft MD] [ft MD] [ft] [bbl] [bpm] [ppg]
LEAD SLURRY 0 3371.5 3371.5 100 4 12.5
TAIL SLURRY 3371.5 5145 1773.5 92 4 15.8
8 Drop Top Plug and displace with following schedule:

Volume Rate Density
Stage
[bbl] [bpm] [ppg]
1 DISPLACEMENT WBM 179 Bbl 5 8.5
Note: Maximum over displace is a half of shoe track volume (1.575 bbl). Bump the plug 500 psi above final pressure or based on
customer's regulation (whichever is higher), and hold for 15 minutes.
9 Bleed-off pressure and flow it back to the displacement tanks. Monitor the flow-back volume to check float shoe and
float collar.
10 If the floating equipments are leaking then, pump the flow-back volume back to the well and close the valve on the
cementing head and hold during WOC. If the floating equipments are working properly, close cementing head
manifold valve during WOC.
11 Bleed-off pressure and WOC, 500 psi of CS is recommended by BHI (please refer to PHR program for WOC time, if any).
12 End of Job
Tubular Data Weight ID Grade Burst Pressure
7.000 23 PPF 6.366 inch K-55 4360 Psi
Note: Stop pumping and discuss with DSM / DE if the pumping pressure reach 70% of casing burst pressure and raise MOC if
needed.
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MIXING ORDER & QA/QC
Cement Slurry Mixing Order
FL-80Li / FL-
FP-9LS A-7 A-3L CD-37LS 70L
if any if any
if any
R-21L BA-58L
The quantity (number of drums/tote tank) and addition of liquid retarder, fluid loss additives and dispersant should be
witnessed by the service supervisor and the operator's appointed representative
1 All complete drums/tote tanks of liquid additives should be added to the mix water with a barrel pump
2 When partial drums/tote tanks of chemicals are required, quantities should be measured with a calibrated container of
proper units.
3 For critical additives like retarder and dispersant, after the first drum/tote tank is emptied with the barrel pump each
consecutive drum/tote tank after being emptied shall be drained into the first drum/tote tank. Then the content of this
first drum/tote tank shall be emptied into the mix water.
4 A final count of all drums/tote tanks added shall be taken, recorded and confirmed by the service supervisor and
company representative
5 After all required chemicals have been added to the mix water, a sample should be taken and the temperature and SG
noted (at least 5 liters)
SCAVENGER MIXING ORDER

1 Check to ensure water tank is free from impurities and line are flushed clean
2 Add required amount of water
3 Add FP-9L
4 Pre-hydrate Bentonite and circulate until homogeneous
5 Add R-21L
6 Add Class G of Cement
SCAVENGER 11 PPG
Density 11 lb/gal
Yield 3.645 cuft/sack

Mix Water 22.995 gal/sack
Mixing Fluid 23.768 gal/sack
Field Calculation: 40 bbl

FP-9LS 0.08 gal/sack 4.96 gal
Bentonite 13.00 %BWOC 757.64 lb
R-21L 0.13 gal/sack 8.06 gal
Class G Cement 94.00 lb/sack 62.00 sack
BJ-Fiber lb/bbl 0.00 lb
Fresh water 1425.7 gal 33.95 bbl
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONS
1 CemFacts hydraulic simulation was run considering 120% Theoretical Excess from 8.5 in open hole size at depth 5145
ft.
2 CemFacts hydraulic simulation was run considering worst case scenario by increasing height of cement and did not
consider any losses.
3 Prepare for top job with 15.8 ppg of cement slurry if necessary.
COST SUMMARY
MATERIAL CHARGE
Description Unit Quantity Price / unit Cost
P3.A Slurry with BHST <= 230 degF and > 200 degF - Scavenger 11 PPG BBL 40 $ 18.15 $ 726.00
P3.D Slurry with BHST <= 230 degF and > 200 degF - Light Cement 12.5 PPG BBL 100 $ 445.76 $ 44,576.00
P3.C Slurry with BHST <= 230 degF and > 200 degF - Tail 15.8 PPG BBL 92 $ 90.56 $ 8,331.52
BJ Fiber LBS $ 12.81 $ -
Notes: Lead and Tail Slurry are non-gas block slurry $ 53,633.52
CASING ACCESSORIES CHARGE

7” x 9-5/8” rigid centralizer EA 2 Using PHR Stock
7" x 8 1/2" centralizer bow springs API EA 76 $ 42.11 $ 3,200.36
7 in. Stop Collar EA 10 $ 15.47 $ 154.70
7" Top Plug (Reg) EA 1 $ 106.59 $ 106.59
7" Float Collar API (Reg) (K-55, BTC) EA 1 $ 487.04 $ 487.04
7" Float Shoe API (reg) (K-55, BTC) EA 1 $ 436.21 $ 436.21
$ 4,384.90
SERVICES CHARGE
DEEP WORK Primary Cementing Package Mileage charge KM 33 $ 1.50 $ 49.50
DEEP WORK Primary Cementing Package Job Charge JOB 1 $ 2,500.00 $ 2,500.00
Additional Bulk Cement Truck JOB 1 $ 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00
Additional Water Tank JOB 1 $ 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00
Batch Mixer at location per job JOB $ 2,500.00 $ -
$ 6,049.50
Total Charge $ 64,067.92
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CEMENT CALCULATION
BHST : 220 degF & BHCT : 170 degF
WELL DATA:
Top of Cement PREV.CASING: 9.625 inch WEIGHT: 36.0 ppf I.D.: 8.921 inch
0 mtr EXIST. CASING: 7 inch WEIGHT: 23.0 ppf I.D.: 6.366 inch
0 feet DRILL PIPE inch WEIGHT: ppf I.D.: inch
OPEN HOLE: 8.50 inch T.O.C.: 0 ft T.O.T.: 3,372 ft
VOLUME CALCULATION: 0 % EXCESS LEAD 120 % EXCESS TAIL

CSG - CSG (LEAD) : 0.0297 bbls/ft x 3,372 ft = 100 bbls
CSG - CSG (TAIL) : 0.0297 bbls/ft x 0 ft = 0 bbls
CSG - OH (TAIL) : 0.0226 bbls/ft x 1,774 ft = 88 bbls
SHOE TRACK (TAIL): 0.0394 bbls/ft x 80 ft = 4 bbls
RAT HOLE (TAIL): 0.0702 bbls/ft x 0 ft = 0 bbls
TOTAL VOLUME : 192 bbls
Mix Water Volume TOTAL SLURRY

LEAD SLURRY 5.282 gps 31 bbls W/O Excess With Excess
TAIL SLURRY 3.067 gps 30 bbls LEAD: 100 bbl 100 bbl
Total Fluid Volume D. VOL: bbl
LEAD SLURRY 10.47 gps 61 bbls TAIL: 44 bbl 92 bbl
TAIL SLURRY 5.953 gps 58 bbls D. VOL: bbl
Prev Shoe CEMENT CALCULATION:
Top of Tail LEAD SLURRY 561 cuft YIELD: 2.306 cuft/sx VOLUME: 243 sacks
1,028 mtr TAIL SLURRY 516 cuft YIELD: 1.264 cuft/sx VOLUME: 409 sacks
3,372 feet
MATERIAL REQUIREMENT:
ADDITIVES/ LEAD SLURRY 12.50 PPG TAIL SLURRY 15.80 PPG

PRODUCTS CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENT CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENT
CEMENT 243 sack 409 sack
LW-6 25.000 %BWOC 5,711.0 lbs %BWOC 0.0 lbs
A-7 0.500 %BWOC 115.0 lbs %BWOC 0.0 lbs
FP-9LS 0.080 gps 20.0 gal 0.080 gps 33.0 lbs
A-3L 0.050 gps 13.0 gal gal 0.0 gal
CD-37LS 0.300 gps 73.0 gal 0.200 gps 82.0 gal
FL-80Li 2.000 gps 486.0 gal 1.100 gps 450.0 gal
BA-58L 2.700 gps 657.0 gal 1.500 gps 614.0 gal
R-21L 0.032 gps 1.0 gal 0.006 gps 3.0 gal
F. Collar BJ-Fiber ppb 0.0 lbs ppb 0.0 lbs
1,544 mtr
o 5,065 feet PRE FLUSH CHEMICAL WASH 0 BBL 8.33 PPG
SPACER SCAVENGER 40 BBL 11 PPG

7 F. Shoe
o 1,568 mtr INSIDE DRILL PIPE 0 BBL 8.5 PPG

5,145 feet DISPLACEMENT INSIDE CASING 199 BBL 8.5 PPG
8.5 "OH TOTAL DISPLACEMENT 199 BBL 8.5 PPG
1,568 mtr
5,145 feet
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ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENT
Equipment
Banana Bulker Capacity
Twin Bulker Capacity
Rounded Mixing Tank
Bulker Requirement Volume Required Vol. per Bulker Remarks
Blended Cement for Lead Slurry (25% LW-6 + Neat Cement) 471 cuft
- Neat Cement 243 sax = 243 cuft 471 cuft -> Banana 1
- LW-6 5711 lbs = 228 cuft
Neat Cement for Tail Slurry 409 sax = 409 cuft
Neat Cement for Scavenger 62 sax = 62 cuft 701 cuft -> Banana 2
Neat Cement for Top Job (50 bbl) 230 sax = 230 cuft
*Note : We need 2 different bulker to store neat cement and blended cement separately. Prepare for 50 bbl Top Job
Mixing Tank Requirement Total Volume Required Vol. per Tank Remarks
Mixing Fluid for Lead Slurry 61 bbl 61 bbl -> Tank 1
Mixing Fluid for Tail Slurry 58 bbl 58 bbl -> Tank 1
Mixing Fluid for Scavenger 36 bbl

67 bbl -> Tank 2
Mixing Fluid for Top Job (50 bbl) 31 bbl
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LABORATORY REPORT INDONESIA
REPORT NO. C-241-07-2022 LOCATION DURI LABORATORY DATED 22-Jul-22
SUBJECT : CEMENT SLURRY TESTING FOR 7 INCH CASING - SCAVENGER
CLIENTS : Pertamina Hulu Rokan

Confirmation Test
WELL NAME : Petani-P18, BDSI#28
Depth : 5145 Feets (MD)

Depth : 4826 Feets (TVD)
B.H.S.T : 220 deg. F
B.H.C.T : 170 deg. F (Casing Schedule)
LTR No. : C-241-07-2022

CDS No. : C-241-07-2022
TAIL SLURRY :
Class "G" Cement + 13.000 % (ph-bwow) Bentonite, Extender
+ 0.080 GPS FP-9LS, Foam Preventer
+ 0.130 GPS R-21L, Retarder
Slurry Density : 11.00 ppg or 1.32 sg

Slurry Yield : 3.645 Cuft/sack
Mixing water : 22.995 gal/sack (Fresh Water)
Total Fluid : 23.768 gal/sack
TEST RESULTS
Thickening Time at 170 : 8 Hours 04 Minutes at 17 BC Not set
( HPHT 8240 S/N 967 )
Fluid Loss at 170 deg.F. : N/A cc/ 30 mins./ 1000 psi

( OFITE 170-01 S/N 92-63 )
Free water at 170 deg.F. : N/A % by volume
(Graduated Cylinder S/N -N/A)
Fann 35 readings (R1,B1,F=1) 600 300 200 100 60 30 6 3 Pv Yp
(CHAN 3500 S/N 1405) @ after Mixing : 90 72 65 40 38 32 22 20 48 24
@ BHCT deg.F : 76 64 49 36 29 26 20 19 42 22
API Mixing Time : 15 Seconds

(Constant Speed Mixer S/N 1286)
AMOUNT OF ADDITIVES
Batch Number
PER 1 BBL MIX FLUID
Class "G" Cement - - CL-0721-CM-0721
Fresh water 40.63 GALL 5U
Bentonite 1.00 GALL 2110001
FP-9LS 0.14 GALL 2203003
R-21L 0.23 GALL 180221
TOTAL FLUID 42.00 GALL
NOTE : GPS :
Gallon Per Sack
MIXING ORDER AT LOCATION SHOULD FOLLOW LAB SEQUENCE
FP-9LS + Bentonite + R-21L
Cement/Additives/Water : Location / Location / Location
REQUESTED BY : Sauda
ANALYZED AND REPORTED BY : Suwamat/Alfi
REVIEWED BY : Suwamat/Alfi
DISTRIBUTED TO : Andriyasih, Yuko, Sauda, Ardansyah
NOTICE : This report is the property of PT BAKER HUGHES INDONESIA, Any user of the report agrees that PT BAKER
HUGHES INDONESIA. Shall not be liable for any loss or damage which result from the use of the information in the report PT
BAKER HUGHES INDONESIA make no warranties in respect to the information in the report, whether expressed or implied or for
fitness for a particular purpose.
Make Today as a “Perfect HSE Day”. Make Sure Nobody Get Hurt.
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party. This report not any part thereof may not be
published or disclosed to a third party without the
PT BAKER HUGHES INDONESIA
written approval of PT BAKER HUGHES
REPORT NO. C-241-07-2022 LOCATION DURI LABORATORY DATED 22-Jul-22
SUBJECT : CEMENT SLURRY TESTING FOR 7 INCH CASING - SCAVENGER
CLIENTS : Pertamina Hulu Rokan

CONFIRMATION TEST

B.H.C.T : 170 deg. F (Plug Schedule)
THICKENING TIME CHART

Instrument : Consistometer 7222-433 Test Start : 12/22/20213:24:35 PM 40 BC @N/A
Well Name :Petani Test Stop : 12/22/202111:29:30 PM 70 BC @N/A
Job Type : Scavenger Customer : PHR 100 BC @N/A
600 100
540 90
480 80
420 70
360 60
Temperature (°F)
Consistency (Bc)
300 50
240 40
180 30
120 20
60 10
0 0
0:00 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10:00
Time (HH:MM)
Test file Name : Petani_Scavenger_11 ppg_230-170 degF_PC433_T2_(Dec 22, 2021).tst

DURI LABORATORY Class G Cement + 13% Bentonite + 0.080 gps FP-9LS + 0.130 gps R-28L
BAKER HUGHES DURI LABORATORY

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LABORATORY REPORT written approval of PT BAKER HUGHES INDONESIA
REPORT NO. C-278-08-2022 LOCATION DURI LABORATORY DATED 25-Aug-22
SUBJECT : CEMENT SLURRY TESTING 7 INCH CASING - LEAD SLURRY
CLIENTS : PERTAMINA HULU ROKAN

CONFIRMATION TEST

LTR No. : C-278-08-2022

CDS No. : C-278-08-2022
TAIL SLURRY :
Class "G" Cement + 25.0 % (db-bwoc) LW-6, Light Weight Additive
+ 0.50 % (ph-BWOC) A-7, Activator
+ 0.080 GPS FP-9L, Foam Preventer
+ 0.050 GPS A-3L, Extender
+ 0.300 GPS CD-37LS, Dispersant
+ 2.000 GPS FL-80Li, Fluid Loss Additive
+ 2.700 GPS BA-58L, Bonding Agent

TEST RESULTS
Thickening Time at 170 : 4 Hours 10 Minutes @ 40 bc
4 Hours 27 Minutes @ 70 bc
Fluid Loss at 170 deg.F. : 14 cc/ 30 mins./ 1000 psi
Free water at 170 deg.F. : 0 % by volume
GEL STRENGTH
Fann 35 readings (R1,B1,F=1) 600 300 200 100 60 30 6 3 Pv Yp 10" 10'
@ after Mixing : 148 93 67 44 34 22 17 16 73.5 20 18 30
@ BHCT deg.F : 124 80 56 38 28 20 16 15 63 17 16 25
Compressive Strength at BHST : 7 Hours 45 Minutes @ 50 psi

8 Hours 29 Minutes @ 500 psi
Static Gel Strength at BHCT : 4 Hours 41 Minutes @ 100 lb/100ft2
5 Hours 05 Minutes @ 500 lb/100ft2
AMOUNT OF ADDITIVES
Batch Number
PER 1 BBL MIX FLUID
Fresh water 21.19 GALL JD2109011
LW-6 - - 5U
A-7 0.10 LBS 2203005
FP-9L 0.32 GALL 2203003
A-3L 0.20 GALL 2207001
CD-37LS 1.20 GALL 2207008
FL-80Li 8.02 GALL 2201088
BA-58L 10.83 GALL 2207002
R-21L 0.13 GALL 180221
NOTE : GPS : Gallon Per Sack
FP-9L + A-7 + A-3L + CD-37LS + FL-80Li + BA-58L
REQUESTED BY : Yesaya
ANALYZED AND REPORTED BY : Suwamat, Alfi
REVIEWED BY : Suwamat, Alfi
NOTICE : This report is the property of PT BAKER HUGHES INDONESIA, Any user of the report agrees that PT BAKER HUGHES
INDONESIA. Shall not be liable for any loss or damage which result from the use of the information in the report PT BAKER HUGHES
INDONESIA make no warranties in respect to the information in the report, whether expressed or implied or for fitness for a particular
purpose. Page 21 of 30
SUBJECT : CEMENT SLURRY TESTING 7 INCH CASING - LEAD SLURRY

CONFIRMATION TEST


Instrument : Consistometer 7222-433 Test Start : 8/25/20224:23:37 PM 40 BC @4:10:30
Well Name :Petani Test Stop : 8/25/20228:58:37 PM 70 BC @4:27:00
Job Type : 7 in Casing Customer : PHR 100 BC @4:34:30
450 100
400
80
350
300
60
Temperature (°F)
Consistency (Bc)
250
200
40
150
100
20
50
0 0
0:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00
Time (HH:MM)
UCA CHART
Equipment ID : UCA 4262 735L Customer : PHR 50 psi @ 7:45:00
Test Start : 8/03/2022 12:25:12 PM Well
Test file Name : Petani_7 in cas_Lead_12.5 ID : Petani degF_T2_PC433_Aug 25, 2022.tst
ppg_220-170 500 psi @ 8:20:00
Test Stop
DURI : 8/04/2022 12:31:01
LABORATORY ClassPMG cement + 25% LW-6 + 0.50% Algorithm
A-7 +:0.080
Compressive strength
gps FP-9L type Agps
+ 0.050 (less than+14
A-3L lb/gal)
0.30 1000 psi
CD-37LS + 2.00 gps FL-47LS + 2.70 gps BA-58L +@ 8:46:00
0.032
gps R-28L 1500 psi @ 9:19:30
CS @ 12 hrs : 1893 psi
CS @ 24 hrs : 2080 psi
400 20 5000
350
4000
300 15
Compressive Strength (psi)
Transit Time (microsec/in)
250
3000
Temperature (°F)
200 10
2000
150
100 5
1000
50
0 0 0
0:00 5:00 10:00 15:00 20:00 25:00 30:00
Time (HH:MM)
Test File Name : UCA_Petani_7 in cas_Lead_12.5 ppg_220-170 degF_T1_735L_Aug 03, 2022.tst

Duri LaboratoryClass G cement + 25 % LW-6 + 0.50 % A-7 + 0.080 gps FP-9L + 0.050 gps A-3L + 0.30 gps CD-37LS + 2.00 gps FL-47LS + 2.70 gps BA-58L + 0.018 gps R-28L
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COMPANY and is intended for private information of
the below named party. This report not any part
thereof may not be published or disclosed to a third
party without the written approval of PT BAKER
LABORATORY REPORT HUGHES COMPANY INDONESIA
SUBJECT : CEMENT SLURRY TESTING 7 INCH CASING - TAIL SLURRY

CONFIRMATION TEST

LTR No. : C-278-08-2022

CDS No. : C-278-08-2022
TAIL SLURRY :
Class "G" Cement + 0.080 GPS FP-9LS, Foam Preventer

TEST RESULTS

GEL STRENGTH
Fann 35 readings (R1,B1,F=1) 600 300 200 100 60 30 6 3 Pv Yp 10" 10'
@ after Mixing : 206 114 84 53 35 23 18 17 91.5 23 19 43
@ BHCT deg.F : 155 89 67 41 29 21 17 16 72 17 17 33

Static Gel Strength at BHCT : 3 Hours 27 Minutes @ 100 lb/100ft2

3 Hours 49 Minutes @ 500 lb/100ft2
AMOUNT OF ADDITIVES
Batch Number
PER 1 BBL MIX FLUID
FP-9LS 1.41 GALL 2203003
CD-37LS 7.76 GALL 2207008
FL-80Li 10.58 GALL 2201088
BA-58L 0.04 GALL 2207002
R-21L 0.04 GALL 180221
NOTE : GPS :Gallon Per Sack

FP-9L + CD-37LS + FL-80Li + BA-58L
REQUESTED BY : Sauda
ANALYZED AND REPORTED BY : Suwamat, Alfi Desmanisa
REVIEWED BY : Suwamat, Alfi Desmanisa
BAKER HUGHES INDONESIA make no warranties in respect to the information in the report, whether expressed or implied or
for fitness for a particular purpose. Make Today as a “Perfect HSE Day”. Make Sure Nobody Get Hurt.
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COMPANY and is intended for private information of
the below named party. This report not any part
thereof may not be published or disclosed to a third
party without the written approval of PT BAKER
LABORATORY REPORT HUGHES COMPANY INDONESIA
SUBJECT : CEMENT SLURRY TESTING 7 INCH CASING - TAIL SLURRY

CONFIRMATION TEST


nstrument : Consistometer 8240-967 Test Start : 8/25/202211:05:52 AM 40 BC @3:36:30
Well Name :Petani Test Stop : 8/25/20222:59:52 PM 70 BC @3:48:30
Job Type : 7 in Casing Customer : PHR 100 BC @3:53:30
600 100
540 90
480 80
420 70
360 60
Temperature (°F)
Consistency (Bc)
300 50
240 40
180 30
120 20
60 10
0 0
0:00 0:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00
Time (HH:MM)
UCA CHART
Equipment ID : UCA 4262 735R Customer : PHR 50 psi @ 7:10:00
Test Start : 8/3/2022 12:30:47 PM Test file Name : Petani_7 in cas_Tail_15.80 ppg_220-170
Well ID : Petani degF_T1_PC967_Aug 25, 2022.tst 500 psi @ 7:50:00
Test DURI LABORATORY
Stop : 8/4/2022 12:43:17 PMClass G cement + 0.080 gps FP-9L + 0.20
Algorithm gps CD-37LS
: Compressive + 1.10
strength gps
type FL-47LS
A (less + 1.50
than 14 gps BA-58L + 0.006 gps R-28L
lb/gal) 1500 psi @ 8:49:00
CS @ 12 hrs : 2029 psi
CS @ 24 hrs : 2334 psi
400 20 5000
350
4000
300 15
Compressive Strength (psi)
Transit Time (microsec/in)
250
3000
Temperature (°F)
200 10
2000
150
100 5
1000
50
0 0 0
0:00 5:00 10:00 15:00 20:00 25:00 30:00
Time (HH:MM)
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Test File Name : UCA_Petani_7 in casing_Tail_15.80 ppg_220-170 degF_T1_735R_(Aug 03. 2022).tst
Duri Laboratory Class G cement + 0.08 gps FP-9L + 0.20 gps CD-37LS + 1.10 gps FL-47LS + 1.5 gps BA-58L + 0.003 gps R-28L

LABORATORY REPORT written approval of PT BAKER HUGHES INDONESIA
REPORT NO. C-145-05-2022 LOCATION DURI LABORATORY DATED 20-May-22
SUBJECT : CEMENT SLURRY TESTING CONTINGENCY PLAN - TOP JOB/PLUG JOB

CONFIRMATION TEST

B.H.S.T : 80 deg. F
LTR No. : C-145-05-2022

CDS No. : C-145-05-2022
Main SLURRY :
Class "G" Cement + 0.80 % (ph-BWOC) A-7, Accelerator
+ 0.080 GPS FP-9LS, Foam Preventer

TEST RESULTS

GEL STRENGTH
Fann 35 readings (R1,B1,F=1) 300 200 100 60 30 6 3 Pv Yp 10" 10'
@ after Mixing : 110 77 55 41 31 26 18 17 54 23 20 45
@ BHCT deg.F : 114 85 62 42 29 25 20 18 64.5 21 20 40

AMOUNT OF ADDITIVES
Batch Number
PER 1 BBL MIX FLUID
A-7 0.31 GALL 2203005
FP-9LS 0.59 GALL 2203003
CD-37LS 0.89 GALL 2207008
FL-80Li 5.20 GALL 2201088
BA-58L 5.95 GALL 2207002
NOTE : GPS : Gallon Per Sack

FP-9LS + A-7 + CD-37LS + FL-80Li + BA-58L
REQUESTED BY : Tri Andriasih

ANALYZED AND REPORTED BY : Suwamat, Alfi
REVIEWED BY : Suwamat, Alfi
BAKER HUGHES INDONESIA make no warranties in respect to the information in the report, whether expressed or implied or for
fitness for a particular purpose.
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REPORT NO. C-145-05-2022 LOCATION DURI LABORATORY DATED 20-May-22
SUBJECT : CEMENT SLURRY TESTING CONTINGENCY PLAN - TOP JOB/PLUG JOB

CONFIRMATION TEST

B.H.S.T : 80 deg. F

nstrument : Consistometer 8240-967 Test Start : 3/8/20221:30:56 PM 40 BC @2:28:30
Well Name :Balam SO Test Stop : 3/8/20224:25:56 PM 70 BC @2:46:00
Job Type : TOP JOB Customer : PHR 100 BC @2:55:30
600 100
540 90
480 80
420 70
360 60
Temperature (°F)
Consistency (Bc)
300 50
240 40
180 30
120 20
60 10
0 0
0:00 0:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30
Time (HH:MM)
UCA CHART
Equipment ID
Equipment
Equipment ID::: UCA
UCA 4262
UCA 4262 682R
682R Customer
Customer :: CHEVRON
CHEVRON, 50psi
50 psipsi
@@4:36:30
5:30:00
Equipment ID ID : UCA4262
4262682L
682L Customer
Customer: PHR, : PHR 50 @ 4:02:30
50 psi @ 4:38:00
Test
Test Start
Start::::8/8/202111:16:02
TestStart 2/19/2021
9/13/2021 AM
11:38:20
6:30:20 AMAM
PM Well ID :: :Bekasap
Wellppg_80-80degF_T2_PC967_(Mar
Well IDID Bangko
PHR 500
500 psi @@8:14:00
psipsi 9:12:00
Test Start 11/15/2021 10:15:20 Test file Name : Balam SO_Top Job_15.8 Well ID WELL
: Bangko 08, 2022).tst 500 @5007:27:00
psi @ 7:27:00
Test
Test
Test Stop
Stop
Stop :::8/9/202111:21:02
2/20/2021
9/14/2021 4:56:34
6:32:41AM
PM AM Algorithm
Algorithm
Algorithm: :Compressive
:Compressivestrength
Compressivestrength
strength type
type
typeBBB(more
(more
(morethan
than 14
14
than lb/gal)
14lb/gal)
lb/gal) 1500
1500 psi
1500 @
psipsi 16:38:30
@1500
@19:41:30
17:20:30
DURI LABORATORY Test Stop : 11/16/2021 10:20:16 Algorithm : Compressive strength type
Class G cement + 0.80 % A-7 + 0.10 gps FP-9L + 0.130 CD-37LS + 0.70 gps FL-47LS + 0.80 gps BA-58L B (more than 14 lb/gal)
CS @@
CS 12
@12 hrs
12hrs: 1029
hrs
psi @ 13:58:30
psi
: 1022 psi
CS CS @: 839
12 psi
hrs : 1273 psi
CS @
CSCS@24
@24hrs
24 ::2003
hrshrs psi
: 2099
1788 psipsi
CS @ 24 hrs : 2096 psi
400
400 20
20 5000
5000
400
400 20
20 5000
5000
350
350 4500
350
350
4000
4000
300 15
4000
4000
300 15
300 15
15
3500
(psi) (psi)
(microsec/in)
(psi)
(microsec/in)
250
250
3000
3000
(°F)
(psi)
(microsec/in)
Strength
(microsec/in)
(°F) (°F)
250
Strength
3000
3000
Temperature
(°F)
Temperature
Strength
Strength
200
200 10
10
Time
Compressive
Temperature
TimeTime
Temperature
Compressive
200 10
10 2500
Transit
Time
Compressive
Compressive
Transit
2000
2000
150
150
Transit
Transit
2000
2000
150
150
100
100 55
1500
1000
1000
100
100 55
50
50 1000
1000
50
50
00 00 500
00
0:00
0:00 5:00 5:00 10:00 10:00 15:00 15:00 20:00 25:00
20:00 30:00
25:00
Time
Time(HH:MM)
(HH:MM)
0 0 0
0 0 0
0:00 5:00 10:00 15:00 20:00 25:00 30:00
0:00 5:00 10:00 15:00 20:00 25:00 30:00 35:00
Time (HH:MM)
Time (HH:MM)
TestTest
File File
Name Name : UCA_Bekasap_Top
: UCA_PHR w ell_Top JobJob_15.80 ppg_80-80
Casing_15.80 deg.F_T1_682R_(Aug
ppg_80-80 8, 2021).tst
deg.F_T1_682L_(Sept 13. 2021).tst
Duri Laboratory
Duri Laboratory
BAKER HUGHES DURI LABORATORY
Class G
Class G cement
cement + + 0.70
0.50 %A-7
% A-7++0.10 gps
0.100 FP-9L
gps + 0.150
FP-9L gps
+ 0.150 CD-37LS
gps + 0.70
CD-37LS gpsgps
+ 0.70 FL-47LS + 0.70
FL-47LS gpsgps
+ 0.80 BA-58L
BA-58L
Duri Laboratory MakeClass

Today
G cement as+ :0.40%
a “Perfect
UCA_Bangko_Top HSE
Job
A-7 + 0.10 gps FP-9L Day”.
Casing_17 Make
CD-37LSSure
ppg_80-80
+ 0.150 gps Nobody
deg.F_T1_682R_(Feb
+ 0.70 gps Get
Test File Name : UCA_Bangko_Top Job Cas_15.80 ppg_80-80°F_T1_682L_(Nov 15, 2021).tst
Test File Name 19, 2021).tst
FL-47LS + 0.80 gpsHurt.
BA-58L
Duri Laboratory Class G cement + 15% W-10A + 1.00 % A-7 + 0.08 gps FP-9L + 0.200 CD-37LS + 0.70 gps FL-47LS + 0.80 gps BA-58L
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CONTINGENCY PLANNING
Date : Monday, September 12, 2022 Customer Representative : Rio Irawan
Client : PERTAMINA HULU ROKAN BHI Technical Representative : Sauda Fatmagustina
Rig or Location : BDSI-28 BHI Field Specialist / Cementer : -
Type Job / Type Program : Casing Cementing Job Project or Job Number : -
Possibility Execution Condition Contingency Planning

Name Position Mobile Phone Number
1) Sauda Fatmagustina Cementing Engineer 08111557047

2) Tri Andriyasih Lead Technical Specialist 08117504004
3) Dadang Rochman Technical Manager
Emergency Call
4) Ardansyah Base Manager
5) Rio Irawan Drilling Engineer
6) SM Yudy Fitryansyah TM D&C Well Construction
Possibility HSE Condition Effect Option / Action

1) Low Impact Injury 1) Call rig medic, assess the injurry, Informed BHI Supervisor or Coordinator.
2) Medium Impact Injury 2) Call rig medic or doctor on the location, assess the injurry, Informed BHI Supervisor or Coordinator.
Injury Emergency 3) High Impact Injury 3) Call for Medical Evacuation to hospital, Informed BHI Base Manager immediately, Assess the injury and
report to town.
1) Low Impact Enviromental Spill 1) Immediate clean out job to be performed, Informend BHI Supervisor or Coordinator.
2) Immediate clean out job to be performed, Assess the Eviromental Spill, Informend BHI Supervisor or
Environmental Spill 2) Medium Impact Enviromental Spill Coordinator.
3)
3) High Impact Enviromental Spill Immediate clean out job to be performed, Assess the Eviromental Spill, Informend BHI BHI Base Manager.
Possibility Service Quality Execution Condition Effect Option / Action
1) Losing prime is due to air being injected to C-pump 1) Stop the pump / check the alemite tank oil level.
2) Losing prime is due to foam generation in the mix fluid 2) Check fluid level, Reduce RPM, Add Antifoam (0.5 to 1 gall / 10 bbls of mixing fluid), if it still having foam to
call town for further advise.
3) Losing prime is due to cement lumps 3) - Stop dry cement/blend delivery.
- Allow 5-10 minutes circulation and agitatin in order to break out the lumps.
- If the lumps are not broken, stop the agitator and use shovel to break out the lumps.
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- If the problem is not solved, call town for advise.
Losing Priming of C-Pump
4) If the C-Pump is damaged 4)
For 4x5 C-pump Connect the rig suply mix water line to the suction of the 4x5 and continue the job without using the 4x5 c-
pump, Rely on the mix water pressure suplied w/ rig c-pump.
For 5x6 C-Pump Connect the rig suply mix water line to the suction of the 4x5 and continue the job without using the 4x5 c-
pump, Rely on the mix water pressure suplied w/ rig c-pump.
Submitted
For 5x6toC-Pump If you loose prime on the pressurizing c-pump, switch to the make up c-pump and use the small mixing tub
only to mix the slurry and slow down your pumping rate.
1) If due to plugged delivery hose 1) - Close the discharge delivery valve on the silo.
- Blow air into the delivery hose or hosses.
- Identify the hose that is plugged.
- Replace the plugged hose and continue the job.
Bulk Delivery Problems 2) If unable to discharge cement due to plugged discharge valve 2) - Bleed off the air pressure in the silo.
- Try to blow air into the discharge valve of the plugged silo to remove any obstacles.
3) If due to not enough air pressure coming into the silo 3) It might be that the jets are plugged and you need to fill air from top side through the air valve placed on the
vent line valve.
To be calculated and verified prior job and to be confirmed with Company man/ Base manager / Cementer in charge and to
Maximum allowable pumping pressure avoid burst or collapse
ensure that if it is included in the job calculation sheet.
To be calculated and verified prior job and to be confirmed with Company man/ Base manager / Cementer in charge and to
Maximum allowable surface pressure avoid burst or collapse
ensure that if it is included in the job calculation sheet.
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Possibility Service Quality Execution Condition Effect Contingency Planning Option / Action
For batch mixing slurries
- Before the mixing process is conducted, spare in the displacement tank 2 bbls of mixing fluid that can be
added later once the density is reached then complete mixing.
- Try to mix more slurry in one compartment and get the correct density, then switch to the second
If blend cement is not enough to reach density Density Slurry doesn't reach as design program compartment.
- If the density is not reached in the second compartment, pump the second ahead followed by the first one
with the right slurry density.
- Immediately contact your Base manager before taking any action.
- Immediately shutdown the defected triplex pump and switch to second triplex pump.
- Pumping volume doesn't similar between digital monitor and actual - Check what will be your new pumping rate.
- Difficult control displacement volume to get bump plug when casing
Loss prime or Cavitation of triplex pump - Check the job time you need to complete the job with the new rate.
cementing job
- Call town for decission to cut down the total slurry volume if you are not within the 2 hrs safety margin.
- Difficult to control TOC / BOC for critical remedial job
Always have spare hosses for :

- Batchmixer
Burst 4" Suction & Discharge hoses Burst hose
- Water Tank
- Silos
- Engine Broken - Visual inspection to be performed.

- Engine Burn - Assess the problem.
Excessive engine overheating
- If it can't be fixed immediately, have one of the crew member spray water on the radiater till job is
completed.
Mix Water :
Mix water :
- Difficult to control volume of mix water - Ensure to mix the dry additives using the C-Pump first.
- Before mixing the liquid additives, stop the c-pump and use only agitator for mixing liquid.
Mixing Slurry : - If there is foam, add more de-foamer.
Excessive foam generation - Difficult to control density of slurry as design program
Slurry : Slurry :
- Before starting mixing, add two gallons of de-foamer to the tub with three barrels of fresh water (not mix
- Loss Prime or Cavitation
fluid), Build up density then start job.
- If foam appears while mixing slurry, check the mix water for contamination.
- Spike of density chart

Density variation limits - Density doesn't proper as program During job, use mud scales, do not rely on NRD for verification, change silo and discuss options with company man or WSM.
- Properties slurry doesn't proper as program - Inspect delivery hoses/pipes for any leaks or blockage.
Mixing water delivery problem - Problem when mixing slurry on the mixing tank - Inspect all rig delivery system for valve leaks or bypasses.
- Inspect efficiency of rig c-pump by recirculating into the same tank.
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Alemite lubrication system :
- Non Production Time (NPT) - Inspect the allemite tank several times during the job and keep at least 5 gallons extra oil standby.
Batchmixer & Tank problems
(Agitating, C-Pump failure, Hydraulic hose burst) - Equipments damage - Keep agitator at low speed as you start and increase gradually, while building up the density.
- Problem fluid transfer during cementing job - If hydraulic hose bursts, shut down the batch mixer, circulate through unit until you change the hose.
Pressure Test Procedure

An acceptable pressure test is when the pressure stabilizes at the pressure at which the test is being
conducted. If the pressure decreases from the initial test pressure and stabilizes, the pressure can be
increased to the required maximum working pressure until the pressure stabilizes. The pressure must be
held for a minimum of three (3) minutes.
Do not use gauges where the test pressure is being read on the high and low end of the gauge range.
- Avoid problem during job
- Flawless the job 9.4.1 An acceptable pressure test for 10,000 or 15,000 psi equipment must satisfy the following :
Acceptable Pressure test leaks No visible leaks. Pressure with in +/- 250 psi of required test pressure Pressure drop in 3-minute test of no
more than 250 psi.
9.4.2 An acceptable pressure test for equipment rated between 5,000 psi and 3,000 psi must satisfy the following :
No visible leaks. Initial pressure with in +/- 250 psi of required test pressure Pressure drop in 3-minute test
of no more than 150 psi.
9.4.3 An acceptable pressure test for equipment rated at 2,500 and below psi must satisfy the following :
No visible leaks. Initial pressure with in +/- 250 psi of required test pressure Pressure drop in 3-minute test
of no more than 100 psi.
- Change to another silo to verify if it is a cement batch problem.

- Difficult mixing slurry in the mixing tank or Batchmixer - If the problem persists, check the mix fluid in the rig tanks for contamination.
High viscous slurry encountered - Problem slurry transfer during cementing job - If there is contamination, contact FSM.
- If the mix water is ok, contact the FSM to add dispersant (if it is not defined as contingency in the pre-job
meeting).
if problem with bottom plug

- Cemented casing (if rupture disc not broken when bottom plug relase)
Decision to drop plug if any problems encountered if problem with top plug To be decided by Drilling Engineer / Assisten Manager / Company man (Well Site Manager).
- Contamination slurry with mud when displacement (if top plug not release)
Back up Cementing Unit - Flawless the job

Ready back up cementing unit on base or location has valid inspection, but depand on requirement of the contract.
(Double / Single Pump) - Avoid NPT due to Cementing Unit problem
Back up Equipments
- Flawless the job
(Batchmixer, Compressor, Tank, Silo, Cutting
Ready back up equipments has valid inspection, but depand on requirement of the contract.
Bottle/Cutting Pot, Iron Basket, Tool Container, - Avoid NPT due to Cementing Unit problem
hose, Chicksan, etc)
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Hoses / Swivel Leaks :
- Non Production Time (NPT) Reduce rate on pump if leak is small, if it increases, tighten the connector of hose / Swivel.
- Equipments damage If leaks badly, stop pumping and replace with another hoses/swivels.
After the job, loosen the nut and make sure it's clean. Checked the latest inspection date.
Leaks
Plunger leaks :
- Reduce rate on pump if leak is small, if it increases, tighten the plunger.
- If the plunger leaks badly, stop using the pump, and continue with one triplex pump.
- After the job, loosen the nut and make sure it's clean. Plunger to be re-packed after the job.
- to much amount of slurry return to surface (if to much of over displace) - 1- Follow the guidelines for displacement in the client cementing program.
How much to "over displace"
- Difficult to predict Bottom of Cement - if the client representative decides to overdisplace, call your FSM and make sure he is informed.
- Immediately stop pumping.
- Equipment damage (Burst of equipment) - Ensure that the well hydrostatic pressures during the cement job and after the placement does not exceed
What to do if pressure limit reached - Formation damage (during job) - Company man to decide to wether to pump slowly considering TT.
- Immediately start the wash up process.
- Inform your Base Manager.
- Reduce the pumping rate to the minimum.
Loss of Returns - Formation damage - Start to increase the pumping rate gradually.
- Difficult to predict Top of Cement - If still no return, continue pumping with less rate (to be decided by Client rep.) till job is finished.
if problem with bottom plug
- Cemented casing (if rupture disc not broken when bottom plug relase)
Float Equipment Failure if problem with top plug
At the end of displacement, keep holding final pressure and close all valves on the cement head for at least 6 hrs.
- Contamination slurry with mud when displacement (if top plug not release)
- High/medium risk for personnel and equipments if start/continue job - Do not start the cement job if severe weather conditions.
Unusual Weather Conditions
- Impact for performance job - If client rep. Insist on starting the job, call and confirm with Cementing Engineer and Base Manager.
Cement unit shutdown completely while - Non Production Time (NPT) - Reason : "Electronic emergency shutdown relay valve was shorted out".
performing a job - No flawless the job - What the cementer should do in this case is "Simply remove any wire from the relay switch", continue the
If Slurry early set than thickening time : If Slurry early set than thickening time :
- Cemented casing - Stop the pump to prevent pressure increase > 1700 psi or casing collapse.
- Collect the mixing water, cement, and seawater sample on location and send to town.
- Make Chronology report and send to Cementing Engineer and Base Manager immediately.
Problem with slurry If Slurry is not set from thickening time propose : If Slurry is not set from thickening time propose :
- Non Production Time (NPT) due to wait on cement - Additional time or make sure until dry cement sample on surface.
- If more than 24 hours still soft, collect the mixing water, cement, and seawater sample on location and send
- Make Chronology report and send to Cementing Engineer and Base Manager.
If during pumping have problem with equipment:
Call and notify town and discuss with the company man
- Non Production Time (NPT) 1) Can be fixed under 30 minutes:
- No flawless the job - Fix the equipment as soon as possible.
Problem with Pumping Slurry - Make sure pumping time still enough to continue pumping.
2) If fixing more than 30 minutes:
a. If ≥ 50% of tail slurry already pumped --> switch to displace
b. If < 50% of tail slurry pumped --> Circulate all slurry to surface as soon as posibble.
SP Form 1031
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Document Planned / Actual Provided by File Name

Wellbore Trajectory Actual Rio Irawan

Daily Mud Report Actual

LAS Caliper Actual

SLURRY TYPE REQUIREMENT (FROM PRESPUD MATERIALS AND WSDP)

(REQ 23.02) SHOE TRACK MINIMUM REQUIREMENT

(REQ 23.03) MINIMUM SPACER REQUIREMENT

(REQ 23.06) PRE JOB CIRCULATION

(REQ 23.07) MECHANICAL SEPARATION

Slurry Den (ppg)

35.9 15.80 4.00 154 52 10.32 801

40.9 15.80 4.00 154 72 10.35 1138

45.9 15.80 4.00 154 92 10.73 1184

50.9 15.80 0.00 0 0 10.40 1381

55.9 15.80 0.00 0 0 10.34 1416

60.9 8.50 5.00 92 25 10.99 934

65.9 8.50 5.00 92 50 11.39 571

Freefall Dpth (ft)

HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE CALCULATION

DOWNWARD FORCE ON THE CASING CALCULATION

Freefall Dpth (ft)

Standoff (%) Effectiveness (%)

3400 Tail Slurry 100

Meas. Spacing Standoff Standoff Type Section

5145 40.0 95.3 98.6 Bow 1

3985 40.0 95.4 98.6 Bow 30

3865 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 33

3705 40.0 95.5 98.6 Bow 37

1812 120.0 0.0 96.6 Bow 59

30 1.0 100.0 100.0 Bow 77

WELL SECURITY (FINAL CONDITION AFTER PUMPING 331 BBL)

Above Frac Pres. @ 4043 ft, 4 bbl

Frac Den. @ 5145

Fluid Friction Chart @ depth 5145 ft MD

WELL TUBULAR INFORMATION

PORE PRESSURE - FRACTURE GRADIENT DATA

7 Drop Bottom Plug (if applicable)

8 Drop Top Plug and displace with following schedule:

SCAVENGER MIXING ORDER

Yield 3.645 cuft/sack

Field Calculation: 40 bbl

CASING ACCESSORIES CHARGE

Total Charge $ 64,067.92

VOLUME CALCULATION: 0 % EXCESS LEAD 120 % EXCESS TAIL

Mix Water Volume TOTAL SLURRY

Prev Shoe CEMENT CALCULATION:

ADDITIVES/ LEAD SLURRY 12.50 PPG TAIL SLURRY 15.80 PPG

o 5,065 feet PRE FLUSH CHEMICAL WASH 0 BBL 8.33 PPG

SPACER SCAVENGER 40 BBL 11 PPG

o 1,568 mtr INSIDE DRILL PIPE 0 BBL 8.5 PPG

Banana Bulker Capacity

Twin Bulker Capacity

Rounded Mixing Tank

Bulker Requirement Volume Required Vol. per Bulker Remarks

- LW-6 5711 lbs = 228 cuft

Neat Cement for Tail Slurry 409 sax = 409 cuft

Mixing Fluid for Lead Slurry 61 bbl 61 bbl -> Tank 1

Mixing Fluid for Tail Slurry 58 bbl 58 bbl -> Tank 1