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    This document provides data for calculating a cementing job to stabilize a 20" casing string. It includes details on previous casing strings, mud properties, the proposed cement slurry composition, and outlines the steps to calculate slurry volume needs, displacement volume, chemical requirements, and anticipated job pressures. The goal is to leave 2 bbl of cement in the drill pipe after the job.

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    This document provides data for calculating a cementing job to stabilize a 20" casing string. It includes details on previous casing strings, mud properties, the proposed cement slurry composition, and outlines the steps to calculate slurry volume needs, displacement volume, chemical requirements, and anticipated job pressures. The goal is to leave 2 bbl of cement in the drill pipe after the job.

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    This document provides data for calculating a cementing job to stabilize a 20" casing string. It includes details on previous casing strings, mud properties, the proposed cement slurry composition, and outlines the steps to calculate slurry volume needs, displacement volume, chemical requirements, and anticipated job pressures. The goal is to leave 2 bbl of cement in the drill pipe after the job.

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    Stab-in casing cementing calculation test

    1. Basic data
    Last casing: 30”, ID=28”, MD=80ft
    Current casing: 20”, ID=19.124”, MD=1026ft
    Open hole=26”, EOC=75%
    Drill pipe: 5”, ID=4.276”
    2. Pressure and temperature
    Mud weight=9.2ppg
    Surface temperature=80℉
    Temperature gradient=2.1℉/100ft
    BHCT=0.7BHST
    3. Slurry report
    Slurry weight=13.5ppg
    Slurry yield=1.708ft3/sk
    mixing water=9.214gal/sk
    Fresh water=7.945gps
    PC-X61L Defoamer=0.090gps
    PC-G71L Fluid loss=1.073gps
    PC-P50S Bentonite=2.5%
    CaCl2=0.6%
    4. Calculation
    a) BHST and BHCT, BHP
    b) Make slurry test consignment
    c) Cement slurry volume(left 2bbl in drill pipe, why?)
    d) Displacement
    e) Chemical usage
    f) Job pressure calculation

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