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E-Line Rentals, Inc. Weak Point Calculations

I A

Variables to Enter 1.5 30 8.6

IV B

Normal Strands with Deviation

Max Safe Pull if Stuck on Bottom Pullout if Stuck on Bottom Maximum Pull on Line

Total Depth In 1000' B Max. Tool String Weight C Wm=Mud Weight

Dev=Well Deviation (%) less D

A Calculated Strands to Pull Back

C Max Recommended Number of Strands 7/32 5/16 more 3/8 10 10 8 V Formula for Calculating Strands (mouse here) B C

1.0 276 357

Note: (mouse here)

82

2600
(elastic limit)

Highlight Line Type & Size

E

Calculate Strand Value

9.0 1533 2261 Max Safe Pull If Stuck on Bottom Pullout If Stuck on Bottom

A Enter Stands to Pull Back

II A B C D III A B

Line Data
Wca=Cable Weight in Air Wcw=Cable Weight in Water Breaking Strength / Strand Cable Breaking Strength (CBS)

VI

Calculated Values
Twcm=Total Cable Wt. In Mud Total Bottom Hole Wt (Line + Tool) Elastic Limit(EL) (CBS * 50%) Weak Point Strength ((50%-CBS)-Twcm)

95 79.8 280 5200

A Wcm=Cable Weight per 1000' In Mud B C D E

79.3 119.0 149.0 2600 2481.0

Nominal Resistance
Enter Total Line Length Calculated ohms

0 0

Nominal Stretch

3.3

Date Company Well Name & No. Field Rig Unit Crew Engineer

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E-Line Rentlas, Inc.

WEAK POINT CALCULATIONS
I. VARIABLES NEEDED: 1) TOTAL DEPTH IN 1000' 2) MAX. TOOL STRING WEIGHT 3) TYPE OF LINE USED 4) CABLE BREAKING STRENGTH 5) LINE WEIGHT IN WELL FLUID CALCULATED LINE WEIGHT AT PROJECTED T.D. VARIABLES NEEDED: 1) Wcm = CABLE WEIGHT 2) Wca = CABLE WEIGHT IN AIR 3) Wcw = CABLE WEIGHT IN WATER 4) Wm = MUD WEIGHT 5) B.S./STRAND 6) Twcm = TOTAL CABLE WT. IN MUD FORMULA: 1) Wcm/1000 = Wca -( Wca 15.5 2500 TRC 15000 218.91 218.91 264 221.8 8.9 600 3393.14 Wcw DO NOT ENTER VALUE DO NOT ENTER VALUE

II.

)*(

Wm 8.90

/ /

8.33 8.33

) )

218.91 = 264.00 - ( 264.00 221.80 ) * ( Wca & Wcw CAN BE FOUND IN APPENDIX A A-5 OF THE FISHING TOOLS BOOK -> 770.00444-A III. CALCULATE TOOL BOTTOM HOLE WEIGHT: FORMULA:

2) TOTAL BOTTOM HOLE WEIGHT=LINE WEIGHT+TOOL WEIGHT 5893.14 = 3393.14 + 2500.00

IV.

CALCULATE TOTAL ELASTIC LIMIT: FORMULA: 3) ELASTIC LIMIT = CABLE BREAKING STRENGTH * % OF STRAND RECOMMEND 7500.00 = 15000.00 * 50%

VI.

CALCULATE MAXIMUM HEAD STRENGTH AVAILABLE FOR REHEAD: FORMULA: 4) MAXIMUM HEAD STRENGTH = ELASTIC LIMIT - LINE WEIGHT 4106.86 = 7500.00 3393.14

VII.

CALCULATE NUMBER OF STRANDS TO USE: FORMULA: 5) NUMBER OF STRANDS = MAX. HEAD STRENGTH / 85% PER STRAND BREAKING STRENGTH

8.05 =

4106.86 /

510

MAXIMUM PULL ALLOWANCE CALCULATION I. CALCULATE THEORETICAL WEAK POINT STRENGTH: FORMULA: 1) TWP = (% OF STRAND RECOMMENDED * CABLE RATING) - Twcm 4106.86 = ( II. CALCULATE MAXIMUM SAFE PULL FORMULA: 2) PMAX = Twcm + .66Twp 6103.67 = 3393.14 + 66% * 4106.86 50% * 15000.00 ) 3393.14

STRANDS TO PULL BACK

8.00

MAX SAFE PULL IF STUCK ON BOTTOM PULLOUT IF STUCK ON BOTTOM

4932.27 7473.14

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Maximum Safe Tension Total Bottom Hole Weight

276 149

Step I The Tool is Stuck

approx. depth

Step II The Tool is Stuck

approx. depth

First Indication of Sticking

Increased tension indicates that the tool is sticking, but is not stuck. KEEP MOVING UP-(within safe cable tension limits).

a.

Pick up 200 lbs above normal tension

Pick up 200 lbs above normal tension

If the tool is stuck on bottom, apply

b. MAXIMUM SAFE TENSION

PROMPTLY. Nothing is gained by delay. If, while coming out of the hole, the

2 Enter the tension

Enter the tension

II tool stops at a bridge.

Flag the line at the rotary table with friction tape Increase the tension to:

Flag the line at the rotary table with friction tape Increase the tension to:

a.

Stop the winch PROMPTLY and attempt to lower the tool. Downward travel may open the bridge or shift the tool and allow passage next time up.

b.

Check the tension for -Total Bottom Hole Weight- (This is the weight of the cable (Twcm) + the tool (Wtm) at that depth).

Mark the cable again at exactly the same elevation, measure accurately the distance between the marks.

Mark the cable again at exactly the same elevation, measure accurately the distance between the marks.

Note the depth of the bridge and flag c. the line.

Repeat( II a) several times, if necessary, increasing tension only slightly each time to avoid hanging the tool in the bridge. Watch the flag and depth screen for indications of progress.

6 Enter the measured distance of the marks. (ft.in) Ex. 2.7

Enter the measured distance of the marks. (ft.in) Ex. 2.7

Goto Step II d.

Read Considerations

e.

It is considered DANGEROUS AND UNWISE to release the cable suddenly after any pull in the above situation. There are no advantages to suddenly releasing tension. There are disadvantages- such as the possibility of a resulting KNOT in the cable.

Step II Considerations
Whenever the hole is directional or crooked, wall friction at deviations will reduce the effective length of free cable and falsely indicate a keyseat at the deviation, or at least shallower than the actual stuck point. Exact keyseat determination under this condition is impossible.

e Tool is Stuck

00 lbs above normal tension

ne at the rotary table n tape

If the cable is keyseated, repeat Step I & Step II at other tensions. The keyseat II may be increasing or decreasing. Record the data gathered.

ease the tension to:

III
Set the brake with tension on the cable slightly above the normal tension.

able again at exactly the ation, measure accurately e between the marks.

IV

Inform the company representative.

Inform the DLP manager.

d Considerations

Data Input
Note: To make any corrections, use F2 and backspace. Enter the Following 1. Enter the True Verticle Depth (TVD) 2. Surface Pressure (if any) 3. Fluid Weight 4. Pressure Rating of Casing Minimum 12500 Nominal 50 10.5 14562 5. Enter the first three values of the 'Shear Pressure' from the Brass Shear Screw Pressure Chart(sheet in brass screw bag)
Average Brass Screw Shear Rating

Data Output Calculations (zone of interest) 2000 3115

Pressure @ TVD ZOI True Verticle Depth (TVD)

14562.00

4070
1035

8000.85
Temperature @ TVD ZOI

6. Enter the first three values of the 'Safety Factor' taken from the Brass Shear Screw Pressure Chart (sheet in brass screw bag) Maximum

100 150 200

246.74
Temp Adjusted Shear PSI @ TVD ZOI

9470.25
Number of Required Screws

Pressures Driller Applies at Surface (at firing time)

1019

1519

2019

10.00
9 11

STOP, the Casing Pressure has been EXCEEDED!

122.37 1916.4

572.37 1022.4 One Less Screw One Added Screw 2466.4 3016.4 The FIRING PRESSURE does not exceed that of the CASING PRESSURE