Rig : EDC-59

Field : Sidri
Prepared for : Prepared by :
Drilling Team Omar Ramzy
PetroBEL +201032057446
ORamzy@slb.com

, Cairo Head Office

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Document Name and Version : Sidri-35 ST, P&A @ 1400m, 1.1
Cementing program generated from file : P&A Cementing Job Program PetroBEL EDC-59 Sidri-35 Ver.1.1.pdcx
Cementing program generated using : Cementics 2018.2.18

Once approved by Schlumberger and the Operator, any deviation from this program requires document
agreement (SLB QHSE Standard S010 Management of Change and Exemption Standard)

Approvals
Name Title Signature* Date
Author Omar Ramzy Technical Engineer Omar Ramzy 31 DEC 2019
SLB Local Review Mohamed El Nadoury Senior Technical Engineer BPM: 2457586 31 DEC 2019
SLB Final Technical Review Surya Pallapothu Technical Expert BPM: 2457586 31 DEC 2019
SLB Approval Mohamed Fayed PSD BPM: 2457586 31 DEC 2019
Customer Approval Drilling Team Drilling Team By E.Mail 31 DEC 2019
* By signing this document (or confirmation email), I confirm that I have reviewed (and approved) it as the basis for the well cementing operation.
Schlumberger Distribution List : EGAR
Client and 3rd Party Distribution List :EGAR

Revision History
Date Version Description Author
10 DEC 2019 1.0 Cement Job Proposal Omar Ramzy
31 DEC 2019 1.1 Cement Job Program Omar Ramzy

DISCLAIMER NOTICE
This information is presented in good faith but the results given are estimates based on various assumptions relating to the well, reservoir, and desired services.
All recommendations given are opinions only and rely on facts or information provided by the Operator or others, limitations of computer modeling, estimates as
to unknown data, or on inferences, measurements, and assumptions that are not infallible.
NO WARRANTY IS GIVEN OR IMPLIED AS TO THE RESULTS PRESENTED, ACCURACY OR COMPLETENESS OF INFORMATION, EFFECTIVENESS OF
PRODUCTS, MATERIALS OR SUPPLIES, RECOMMENDATIONS MADE, OR RESULTS OF SERVICES RENDERED.

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Job Objectives
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Acceptance Criteria

Design Criteria vs. Job Objectives

Cementing Design Assumptions

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 1. All WCS equipment should be checked by the supervisor on location upon arrival to location, with SL0
forms. Filled out and documented for every piece of equipment.
2. All calculations for volumes and chemicals should be confirmed with client company man and then
confirmed with engineer in charge.
3. Chloride content and water temperature should be checked before mixing fluids. If there are variations
in chloride content and temperature from lab reports, supervisor must call engineer in charge
immediately.
4. Confirm displacement volume with actual casing tally (client company man and WS supervisor should
cross-check calculations)
5. Displacement volumes must be closely monitored from Mud tanks prior and during the entire job
6. Slurry should be weighed by mud engineer with pressurized mud balance.
7. Labeled sample bottles must be used to take at least 2 gallons of fluid for rig water, spacer, each mix
fluid and mud used for the job.
8. Labeled sample sacks must be used to collect at least 5 lbs of cement from each silo on the job.
9. Check data acquisition and accuracy of CAT Monitor with water when circulating the unit upon arrival
to location.
10. WCS Supervisor should discuss all emergency and contingency plans with his crew and client
foreman before job begins.

1. Failure of the NRD (Density measurement) of the cement slurry

1st. Pressurized Mud Balanced to be used
2nd. Mud Engineer or Derrick Man to manually measure the density
2. Slurry mixing jet or hopper become plugged
1st. Stop mixing slurry and remove hopper and clean-up quickly
2nd. Resume mixing
3. Data Acquisition System Fail
1st.Mixing and pumping should be continuing, under no circumstances should the pumping
stop
2nd.The final volume will be based on the physical count of the slurry
4. Sudden pressure increase observed at surface during the cement job.
1st. The maximum treating pressure to be determined before the job. In case of a sudden
increase in treating pressure of more than 50%, this indicates some problem exists in the well
and cement. Call Cairo office for advice. If contact not established, then:
i. Reduce the pump rate and resume pumping if possible.
ii. If pumping at slow rate is not possible, then stop pumping.
iii. Bleed off pressure and observe return.
iv. Co. Man will decide on the next plan.

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Risk
Premature setting of cement slurry
Slurry contamination with Mud
NRD Densitometer failure
Cement bulk line plugged
Slurry rheological profile
Couldn’t POOH
Plug disturbance while POOH
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CONTINGENCY PLAN
Consequence Probability Mitigation
Cement left in pipe L Lab test to be performed with rig
samples
Cement left in pipe L Pump large volume of spacer
ahead and behind
Contamination and compatibility
tests.
Wrong density pumped, L Pressurized Mud-balance for
hence premature cement accuracy of the slurry density
set or non-set cement
Job interruption L Fill up and fluff Silos tanks with G
Neat Cement.
Backup hoses to be in place as a
contingency to transfer G Neat
cement from P-Tank directly to
surge tank
Mud contamination, bad M Rheology hierarchy to provide
mud removal good mud removal
Drill pipe stuck L Pump enough spacer ahead and
behind to eliminate compatibility
issues while pumping and while
POOH
Use 3 ½” drill pipe
Plug Failure M POOH with slowest rate possible,
preferable 5 mins per stand (120
Decrease in plug length
ft / 36.6 m)
Use 3 ½” drill pipe rather than
- 5” drill pipe which will
cause plug disturbance
while POOH
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The cementing program incorporates the following data:
All depths take the rig floor as reference
Section MD : 1650.0 m Rig Floor Elev 0.0 m
Section TVD : 1488.0 m Mud Returns 0.0 m
Depth :

Tubulars and Casing Hardware

MD OD Weight Grade ID Thread Collapse Burst Joint
m in lb/ft in psi psi m
Prev Casing 43.0 30 234.3 Grade B 28 1/2 XLC 667 1531 12.2
812.0 18 5/8 87.5 K-55 17.755 630 2250 12.2
1346.0 13 3/8 68.0 K-55 12.415 1950 3450 12.2
Prev Liner 1650.0 10 3/4 104.3 L-80 8 3/4 MAC-II 13499 13023 12.2
Workstring 1160.0 5 19.5 X95 4.276 API 12010 12040 12.2
1360.0 3 1/2 13.3 G105 2.764 19760 19320 12.2
Note : previous casing (and riser) collapse and burst security not verified

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 Directional Survey

Temperature
Temp.
Top Bottom Bottom Temperat Temp. Rel.
Name MD MD TVD ure Gradient Gradient Sea Current
m m m degF degF/100ft degF/100ft ft/min
Surface 0.0 0.0 0.0 80 0.00 0.00
BHST 0.0 1360.0 1257.1 138 1.40 1.40 0.00
Rock 1360.0 1400.0 1290.8 139 1.40 1.40 0.00
Rock 1400.0 1650.0 1488.0 148 1.40 1.40 0.00

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 Fluids
Type Name Density Conditions K n Ty
lb/gal lbf.s^n/f lbf/100ft
t2 2
Drilling Fluid OBM 1.85 SG 15.44 Downhole 150 degF 3.05E-3 0.79 6.46
Spacer MP II 15.5 PPG 15.50 Downhole 107 degF 5.34E-2 0.34 0.00
Slurry Tail 15.8 ppg 15.80 Downhole 107 degF 5.21E-2 0.42 3.47
* Rheology and density of compressible fluids are displayed at standard conditions, ie. P = 1 atm and T = 20 degC (65 degF)

Fluid Density and Rheology Tolerance

Mud – properties to be verified prior to job with mud engineer, contact engineer onshore if deviation is outside the range below
density difference from planned : +/- 0.1 ppg rheology difference from planned : +/- 10%
Spacer – properties to be verified prior to job, see contingency plans if deviation is outside the range below
density difference from planned : +/- 0.1 ppg rheology difference from planned : +/- 10%
Slurry – cement slurry should be batch mixed within the range described below, see contingency plans if there is mismatch
between designed density and slurry volume
density difference from planned : +/- 0.1 ppg

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 Fluid OBM 1.85 SG
Number of Circulation 0.48
Total Volume at Ambient Temperature 300.0 bbl

Ambient Temperature 80 degF

Correction Slope 1.00

Pumping Stages
Fluid Pump Rate Duration Volume
bbl/min hr:mn bbl
5.0 00:30 150.0
Pause 00:30
OBM 1.85 SG 5.0 00:30 150.0

Well Security
Status Description Min Differential At Depth At Time
Pressure m hr:mn
psi
N/A Fracturing 0 0.0 00:00
N/A Production/Influx 0 0.0 00:00
Success Burst 11823 0.0 00:00
Success Collapse 11595 1160.0 01:30

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 Volume Balance Objectives
Volume Balance Model: Optimize Slurry & Spacer
Original Fluid: OBM 1.85 SG Rat Hole Fluid: OBM 1.85 SG Displ. Fluid: OBM 1.85 SG
Bottom Spacer: MP II 15.5 PPG set Total Volume to: 50.0 bbl
Bottom Slurry: Tail 15.8 ppg set Length to: 180.0 m
Annulus is not filled during POOH.

Volume Balance Results

String Volume: 72.5 bbl Underdispl.: 6.5 bbl Displ. Volume: 55.3 bbl
TOC after 1180.0 m Cement Length 180.0 m
POOH: after POOH:

Fluid Placement in Annulus

Top Bottom Surface
Fluid Name MD MD Length Volume Density
m m m bbl lb/gal
OBM 1.85 SG 0.0 1084.8 1084.8 446.5 15.44
MP II 15.5 PPG 1084.8 1188.5 103.7 43.8 15.50
Tail 15.8 ppg 1188.5 1360.0 171.5 65.2 15.80
Fluid Placement in Pipe
Top Bottom Surface
Fluid Name MD MD Length Volume Density
m m m bbl lb/gal
OBM 1.85 SG 2.6 951.2 948.6 55.3 15.44
MP II 15.5 PPG 951.2 1057.3 106.1 6.2 15.50
Tail 15.8 ppg 1057.3 1360.0 302.7 10.9 15.80

Note: Surface densities of compressible fluids are calculated at surface conditions, ie. P = 1 atm and T = 80 degF

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 POOH Summary
Final DP depth : 1000.0 m Theoretical Top of Plug: 1180.0 m
POOH Length : 360.0 m Theoretical Plug Length : 180.0 m
POOH Speed : 5 min / STD Plug Bottom : 1360.0 m
Top of uncontaminated cement after POOH : 1180.0 m
Uncontaminated cement length after POOH : 180.0 m
Contaminated cement length after POOH : 0.0 m

POOH Results Summary

Note : Simulation assumes that fluids are free to balance themselves.

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Volume and rate of compressible fluids are calculated at surface conditions, ie. P = 1 atm and T = 80 degF

Pumping Schedule
Stage Pump Stage Cum. Inj.
Fluid Name Volume Rate Time Time Comment Temp.
bbl bbl/min hr:mn hr:mn degF
MP II 15.5 PPG 43.8 5.0 00:09 00:09 80
Tail 15.8 ppg 76.1 5.0 00:15 00:24 80
MP II 15.5 PPG 6.2 5.0 00:01 00:25 80
OBM 1.85 SG : 55.3 00:14
> OBM 1.85 SG 45.0 5.0 00:09 00:34 80
> OBM 1.85 SG 10.3 2.0 00:05 00:39 80

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 Min. Pressure
Status Description Margin at Depth at Time
psi m hr:mn
Fracturing 0 0.0 00:00
Production/Influx 0 0.0 00:00
Success Burst 11823 0.0 00:00
Success Collapse 11587 1160.0 00:23

Well Control

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 BHST : 138 degF Simulated BHCT : 100 degF
Static Temp at TOC : 131 degF Simulated HCT at TOC : 104 degF
Temperature simulation initial condition: Mud Circulation profile
Initial Condition

Final Condition

t = 00:39 hr:mn
BHCT and Interface temperatures

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 WELLCLEAN III Maps

█ No cement slurry Slurry concentration is less than 10 % (by unit of volume).

The concentration is below minimum threshold to consider that cement is present.
█ High risk Slurry concentration is between 10 % and 50 % (by unit of volume).
of contamination There is no chance of finding hard cement when tagging within a few hours.
█ Medium risk Slurry concentration is between 50 % and 90 % (by unit of volume).
of contamination It is possible to find some soft cement when tagging but it will be most likely not strong enough to
kick off the well or even to provide a proper wellbore isolation.
█ Low risk Slurry concentration is between 90 % and 100 % (by unit of volume).
of contamination Cement plug should be designed in such a way the target of the top of cement should be within
the ‘green risk’ zone. Hard cement should be found in that zone once compressive strength has
developed, i.e. after the duration determined by the lab tests at downhole condition.

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Fluid Concentrations before POOH
Average fluid concentration in annulus Average fluid concentration in pipe

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 POOH Summary
Final DP depth : 1000.0 m Theoretical Top of Plug: 1180.0 m
Theoretical Top of Plug (based on slurry volume) 1180.0 m
Estimated TOC based on uncontaminated POOH simulation 1180.0 m
Estimated TOC after POOH considering contamination during placement 1202.5 m

Final Contamination Risk

Note : Simulation assumes that fluids are free to balance themselves

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Volume of compressible fluids is displayed at ambient conditions, ie. P = 1 atm and T = 80 degF

DP Depth for Circulation : 1000.0 m Designed TOC : 1180.0 m

Circulating Fluid : OBM 1.85 SG Total Volume : 720.0 bbl

Circulation direction : Reverse Number of Circulations : 1.53

Circulation Stages
Stage Pump Rate Duration Volume Back-pressure
bbl/min hr:mn bbl psi
OBM 1.85 SG 6.0 02:00 720.0 0

Min. Pressure
Status Description Margin at Depth at Time
psi m hr:mn
N/A Fracturing 0 0.0 00:00
N/A Production/Influx 0 0.0 00:00
Success Burst 12158 800.0 00:00
Success Collapse 11712 800.0 00:01

Post-Placement Well Control

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 Laboratory Cement Test Report
PetroBEL - Sidri-35
MPII 15 ppg
Signatures
LAR Name : ECE 2019-76 Client : PetroBEL Location : Cairo Report created by:
Mahmoud AbdelSamed
Date : Dec-17-2019 Well Name : Sidri-35 Rig : EDC-59 Design input by:
String : KickOffPlug Omar Ramzy

Job Type : Remedial MD : 4,921.30 ft TVD : 4,508.90 ft

BHST : 143.00 °F BHCT : 101.00 °F BHP : 3,492.00 psi
Starting Temp : 80.00 °F Time To Temp : 00:15 hr:mn Heating Rate : 0.00 °F/min
Starting Pressure : 400.00 psi Time To Pressure : 00:15 hr:mn
Composition
Density 15.50 lb/gal Type Conventional Mix Water/Spacer 43.1 %
(vol)
Porosity 52.9 % Solid Vol. Fraction 47.1 %
Code Concentration Component Lot Number
Sea water
D182 3.200 lb/bbl of spacer Turb. Spacer
D047 0.100 gal/bbl of spacer Antifoam
F103 2.000 gal/bbl of spacer Surfactant
U066 2.000 gal/bbl of spacer Mutual solve
D031 382.30 lb/bbl of spacer weight agent

Rheology
(rpm) (deg) (deg)
300 52.0 44.0
200 41.0 38.0
100 31.0 31.0
60 25.0 27.0
30 19.0 23.0
6 15.0 11.0
3 12.0 8.0

Temperature 80 degF 101 degF

Pressure (psi) (psi)
Viscosity : 35 cP Viscosity : 23 cP
Yield Point : 17 Yield Point : 22
lbf/100ft2 lbf/100ft2

Comments
General Comment :
1) Mixing order: Add D047 to Sea water then hydrate D182 for 1 hr then add D151 then F103,U066
2) Test performed by using:
a) Electrical Balance No. 2 (SN. B030055698).
b) Mixing blender No. 2 (SN. 1137).
c) Rheometer No. 2 (SN.1362).
d) Atmospheric consistometer N0.4 (SN. 1275)

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 Laboratory Cement Test Report
PetroBEL - Sidri-35 ST
Plug 15.8 ppg
Signatures
LAR Name : ECE 2019-75 Client : PetroBEL Location : Cairo Report created by:
Mahmoud AbdelSamed
Date : Dec-17-2019 Well Name : Sidri-35 ST Rig : EDC-59 Design input by:
String : PlugToAbandon Omar Ramzy

Job Type : Remedial MD : 5,413.40 ft TVD : 4,882.00 ft

BHST : 148.00 °F BHCT : 107.00 °F BHP : 3,700.00 psi
Starting Temp : 80.00 °F Time To Temp : 00:15 hr:mn Heating Rate : 0.00 °F/min
Starting Pressure : 500.00 psi Time To Pressure : 00:15 hr:mn
Composition
Slurry Density : 15.80 lb/gal Yield : 1.18 ft³/sk of cement Mix Fluid : 5.226 gal/sk of cement
Solid Vol. Fraction : 40.65 % Slurry Type : Plug w/ Spacer Mix Water : 5.119 gal/sk of cement
Code Concentration Sack Reference Component Blend Density Lot Number
D907 100.00 % BWOC Cement sack: 94 lb Cement 14-12-2019
D047 0.050 gal/sk VBWOC Anti Foam 01242019
D153 0.10 % BWOC Anti settling 20193607
D065 0.55 % BWOC Dispersant 11162018
D013 0.10 % BWOC Retarder 7180397
Sea Water 5.119 gal/sk of cement Base Fluid 1.03 SG
Rheology
S/N: S/N:
Surface (Configuration: R1B1 F1.0) Downhole (Configuration: R1B1 F1.0)
Temperature 80 °F Temperature 107 °F
Up Down Average Up Down Average
(rpm) (rpm)
(deg) (deg) (deg) (deg) (deg) (deg)
300 53 53 53 300 74 74 74
200 40 40 40 200 61 61 61
100 31 31 31 100 53 53 53
60 26 26 26 60 39 39 39
30 20 20 20 30 26 26 26
6 16 16 16 6 18 18 18
3 14 14 14 3 14 14 14
10 sec Gel 14 deg - 14.9 lbf/100ft² 10 sec Gel 14 deg - 14.9 lbf/100ft²
10 min Gel 28 deg - 29.8 lbf/100ft² 10 min Gel 31 deg - 33 lbf/100ft²
Rheo. computed PV: 37.2 cP, Ty: 16.16 lbf/100ft² Rheo. computed PV: 57.9 cP, Ty: 21.41 lbf/100ft²
Conditioned at 107.00 °F and atmospheric pressure for 30 mins after reaching temperature
Thickening Time
Consistency Time Temp
04:22
50 Bc 107°F
hr:mn
04:37
70 Bc 107°F
hr:mn
100 Bc 04:53 hr:mn 107 °F
00:30 hr:mn
Batch Mix Time
at 80 °F
Thickening time does not
include Batch mix time
Compressive Strength
Time CS
05:11 hr:mn 50 psi
06:08 hr:mn 500 psi
24:00 hr:mn 2900 psi

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Free Fluid
(0%) 0 / 250mL in 2 hrs
At 80 °F and 0 deg inclination
Sedimentation: None
Comments
General Comment :
1) Mixing order: Add D047 to SW then hydrate D153 for 5 min then add D065,D013 and cement.
2) Water salinity 1.025 SG.
3) Mix ability Take: 30sec Vortex : visible
4) Test performed by using:
a) Electrical Balance No.2 (SN.B034061543).
b) Mixing blender No.1 (SN.1137).
c) Rheometer No. 1 (SN.1030).
d) Atmospheric consistometer No.3 (SN. 754)
e) Cosistometer SN.1277 Cell No 08.

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 400 20 5000

360 18 4500

320 16 4000

280 14 3500
Compressive Strength (psi)
Transit Time (microsec/in)

240 12 3000
Temperature (°F)

200 10 2500

160 8 2000

120 6 1500

80 4 1000

40 2 500

0 0 0
0:00 5:00 10:00 15:00 20:00 25:00 30:00
Time (HH:MM)

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