Draft SOP CH PL Operations - 01062016

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CASED HOLE & PRODUCTION LOGGING

OPERATIONS
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All revisions to the document should be listed in the table. Revisions to this document
need the approval of Chief Logging Services.
Rev. Reference Reason & Nature of Approval Date Remarks
No OEM Doc. No Revision Signature
LS/SOP/CH- Addition of new SOP (New
01
PL/INDEX Tool)
Inclusion of Rig up &
01 LS/SOP/CH-PL/GEN
pressure testing of PCE
Starting of Weatherford make
00 LS/SOP/CH-PL/WLS
unit (Inclusion of New Unit)
Addition of Line Sweep
LS/SOP/CH-PL/L-
00 Procedure (Inclusion of New
SWEEP
Unit)
Standardization of CBL-
LS/SOP/CH-PL/CBL-
01 VDL (Deletion/ Addition of
VDL
Text)
SOP for SBT (Inclusion of
00 LS/SOP/CH-PL/SBT
new Tool)
SOP for SBT (Inclusion of
00 LS/SOP/CH-PL/SSBT
new Tool)
LS/SOP/CH-PL/TCL- Standardization of TCL-GR
01
GR (Deletion/addition of Text)
LS/SOP/CH- SOP for GRCG (Inclusion of
00
PL/GRCG new Tool)
Standardization of MIT
01 LS/SOP/CH-PL/MIT
(Deletion/addition of Text)
SOP for MTT (Inclusion of
00 LS/SOP/CH-PL/MTT
new Tool)
Standardization of Perf. job
01 LS/SOP/CH-PL/PERF
Standardization of TTP job
01 LS/SOP/CH-PL/TTP
Standardization of BP job
01 LS/SOP/CH-PL/BP
Standardization of String
01 LS/SOP/CH-PL/SS Shot job (Deletion/addition of
Text)
Inclusion of threaded type
01 LS/SOP/CH-PL/TP system (Deletion/addition of
Text)
Standardization of Split
01 LS/SOP/CH-PL/SSC Cutter job (Deletion/addition
of Text)

Rev. Reference Reason & Nature of Approval Remarks
No OEM Doc. No Revision Signature Date
Standardization of Seg.
LS/SOP/CH-PL/SEG-
01 Cutter job (Deletion/addition
CUT
of Text)
LS/SOP/CH- Inclusion of dual fire DCST
01
PL/SEVERING system
Standardization of PLT job
01 LS/SOP/CH-PL/PLT
SOP for FPT (Inclusion of
00 LS/SOP/CH-PL/FPT
new Tool)
LS/SOP/CH-
00 Inclusion of SOP
PL/FISHING
LS/SOP/CH-
00 Inclusion of SOP
PL/MWD
01 LS/SOP/JCR Modification in format
01 Annexure-I Inclusion of OISD checklist
01 Annexure-II Inclusion of OISD checklist
01 Annexure-III Inclusion of OISD checklist
Inclusion of pressure v/s
01 Annexure-IV
weight bar chart
Inclusion of prima cord round
01 Annexure-V in different pipe size and
depth (for string shot)

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S/N INDEX DOC.NO PAGE NO REV.NO

1 SOP-CH Operations-General LS/SOP/CH-PL/GEN 05-10 1
2 SOP-LOG IQ Unit Operations LS/SOP/CH-PL/LOG IQ 11-12 0
3 SOP- WFD Unit Operations LS/SOP/CH-PL/WLS 13-15 1
4 SOP- Line Sweep WFD Unit LS/SOP/CH-PL/L-SWEEP 16 1
5 SOP-CBL-VDL Operation LS/SOP/CH-PL/CBL-VDL 17-18 1
6 SOP-SBT Operation LS/SOP/CH-PL/SBT 19-21 1
7 SOP-SSBT Operation LS/SOP/CH-PL/SSBT 22-23 1
8 SOP-TCL/GR LS/SOP/CH-PL/TCL-GR 24 1
9 SOP-GRCG Operation LS/SOP/CH-PL/GRCG 25 1
10 SOP-MIT LS/SOP/CH-PL/MIT 26-27 1
11 SOP-MTT LS/SOP/CH-PL/MTT 28-29 1
12 SOP-Perforations LS/SOP/CH-PL/PERF 30-31 1
13 SOP-TTP LS/SOP/CH-PL/TTP 32-36 1
14 SOP-Bridge Plug LS/SOP/CH-PL/BP 37-40 1
15 SOP-String Shot LS/SOP/CH-PL/SS 41-43 1
16 SOP-Tubing Puncture LS/SOP/CH-PL/TP 44-47 1
17 SOP-Split Shot Cutter LS/SOP/CH-PL/SSC 48-50 1
18 SOP-Segmented Cutter LS/SOP/CH-PL/SEG-CUT 51-53 1
19 SOP-Severing Tool LS/SOP/CH-PL/SEVERING 54-60 1
20 SOP-Production Logging LS/SOP/CH-PL/PLT 61-64 1
21 SOP-FPIT LS/SOP/CH-PL/FPT 65-66 1
22 Sop-Cased Hole Fishing LS/SOP/CH-PL/FISHING 67 1
23 Sop-MWD Fishing DOC.NO:LS/SOP/CH-PL/MWD 68 1
22 CH-PL/Check List-1 LS/SOP/CH-PL/CHECK LIST-1 69-72 0
23 CH-PL/Check List-2 LS/SOP/CH-PL/CHECK LIST-2 73 0
24 CH-PL/Check List-3 LS/SOP/CH-PL/CHECK LIST-3 74 0
LS/SOP/CH-PL/CBL/ CHECK
25 CBT-Check List 75 0
LIST
26 Format- ISR LS/SOP/ISR 76-77 0
27 Format for Job Completion LS/SOP/JCR 78 0
28 Annexure-I LS/SOP/CH-PL/OISD-STD-183 79 1
29 Annexure-II LS/SOP/CH-PL/OISD-STD-183 80-81 1
30 Annexure-III LS/SOP/CH-PL/OISD-STD-183 82-83 1
31 Annexure-IV LS/SOP/CH-PL/Sinker Bar 84 1
32 Annexure-V LS/SOP/CH-PL/String shot 85-88 1
33 Annexure-VI LS/SOP/CH-PL/PLT 89 0
34 Annexure-VII Authors List 90 1

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Introduction
This Standard Operating Procedures Manual provides safety, pre job planning, resource
mobilization, job completion, resource demobilization, tools specification for CH operations.
Study the manual thoroughly to develop an understanding of the tools, before operating or
servicing it for the first time. Observe all notes, cautions and warnings to minimize the risk of
personal injury or damage to the equipment.
Purpose
The purpose is to ensure that Cased Hole Logging Operations are run safely and efficiently as
per the Job Indent.
Scope
This SOP covers all the aspects of Cased Hole Logging Operations starting from pre-departure
checklist at base, transportation of Logging Unit & Equipments to drill site, parking of
Logging Unit at drill site, Procedures for all Cased Hole Logging operations, transportation of
Logging Unit & Equipments back to base & post arrival checklist at base. Logging operation
includes, rig up, unit operational procedures & instructions, system operational procedures &
instructions, calibration/verification of tools at site, running in, recording of data, pulling out,
processing of data at site and issue of required Log prints (Rush prints) at site and rig down.
Safety and Quality Requirements

Before commencing any logging activity all anticipated hazards must be thoroughly analyzed
and work plan must be made to address the existing risks. These hazards can be minimized to a
large extent by adopting suitable Safe Operating Procedures documented in the following
manuals:
1. Field Operation Manuals / Bulletins updates supplied by OEM

2. API-Recommended Practices RP-67
3. OISD standards 183 Standard on Logging Operations
4. OISD standards 191, Oil Field Explosives Safety
5. Oil Mine Regulation-1984
6. AERB Regulations-RPR 2004
7. Explosive Act-1884 & Explosive Rule-2008
8. Code of Safe Practices-2001-Volume-1
9. Documents prepared by WLS for ISO: 9001-2015, ISO-14001-2015 & OHSAS: 45001-
2016 accreditation.
A step by step safety/procedural check list should be used for every job. Appropriate Personnel
protective equipment is to be used in all operations. Safety shoes, overall & Safety helmets are
to be worn during operations. Follow all applicable HSE policies.

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DOCUMENT CONTROL
This document is under the control of Chief Logging Services. It is reviewed and revised when
new equipments are added or procedures are changed. All changes require CLS approval. This
document should be available at all required locations for effective implementation. The
approved changes in the SOP shall be incorporated in all copies and obsolete documents
withdrawn. Make sure that you are always using the latest version of SOP.
Deviations
Any deviation in SOP due to specific location conditions are to be approved by HLS and
reasons thereof to be recorded. The compilation of such deviations is to be sent to CLS along
with Quarterly Logging Report.
Compliance
In case of major deviations of SOP by an individual, HLS will have authority to regularize on
case to case basis and issue advisory note, if deemed fit.
Training & Competence
All the officials involved with the logging operation should have undergone theoretical and on-
the-job training before assuming independent responsibility. Competency of a Field Officer for
a particular job will be decided by HLS.
Logging Procedure
The following procedure is involved for carrying out logging operations.
1. Parking of logging unit in front of cat walk
2. Rig Up (fixing of top and bottom sheaves etc.)
3. Stacking, testing and calibration of the tools
4. Lowering of the tool into the well to the desired depth.
5. Logging Process
6. Pulling out the tool to surface.
7. Rig Down
8. Departure from site
Follow CH-PL/CHECK LIST-1 for Logging Operations.

Equipment & Personnel Confirmation
Party personals identified for field operations are informed to make the Unit and equipment
ready. Depending on type of service, tools are loaded in the logging unit and tool van. Light
vehicle driver is also informed about timings and Persons to be picked up. Party Chief will
finalize the Crew Members
Field Operations Manuals & Documents
Detailed Operating Procedures of various equipments and systems and their designed
capacities and operating parameters are contained in Field Operation Manual (FOM) available
with each unit. A hard copy or electronic copy of the Field Operations Manuals (FOM) and
SOP relating to each Logging tool should be available in the unit for reference when required.

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Equipment & Material Pre Departure Checklists

Equipment is loaded in the unit as per CH-PL/CHECK LIST-2. Follow Pre-Departure Check
List as per OISD-STD-183-Annexure-1, for Explosives Safety Equipment.
Job Planning with Customer
All the Logging jobs are carried out as per indent given by Asset/ Basin in ISR Format
LS/SOP/ISR/REV-0. As soon as indent is received a discussion is held with the indenter as
well as with concerned Rig-In charge about readiness of the well. I/C Operations/Operations
Coordinator will coordinate with DIC for scheduled well readiness. Logging Unit and related
tools are made ready to take up the well.
Transportation of Unit & Equipments to Site
Unit driver should be assisted by one person. Rear view mirrors on both sides of cab, wind
shield, wipers, head lights and side illumination lights should be in good condition. Maintain
speed limits. Maintenance of Unit Log Book is the responsibility of Party Chief. Movement of
Logging units must be restricted during 2300 Hrs to 0500 Hrs. In case of any deviation
permission from HLS must be taken.
Unit Parking at Site
Park the Logging Unit at appropriate place and should be immobilized using brake and
stoppers. Park the Logging unit so that the well head is in line with the center of winch. The
distance of Logging Unit from the lead sheave is in such a way that the maximum fleet angle is
not more than 1 degrees. The maximum fleet angle is the angle between the centerline of the
sheave and the cable, when the cable is at the end of its traverse travel on the drum. A lead of
twenty-five times the drum width (measured between flanges) will normally establish a suitable
fleet angle.
Pre-Job Safety Meeting
Logging Crew Chief should Conduct and document a brief safety meeting & Job safety
analysis with well site crew and logging crew, prior to commencement of the job at site and
after every crew change.
Cautions and Warnings
Caution and Warning Boards in Local, Hindi and English languages should be displayed at
appropriate places at Well Site.
Inspect all the threads, O rings/pressure seals on all logging tools before each run.
Maintain logging cable records in a register for total length; cable cut each time, weak point
strength, splices point, max pull exerted etc.
Pre-Job Safety Checks
Inspect the area around the rig structure and ensure that there are no potential hazards for job.
Cordon off the area of operation with barricade tape and place safety sign boards. Ensure that
the catwalk and derrick floor area is clean, non-slippery and there is no obstruction to work.
Ladder to catwalk and derrick floor must be in good condition and should have side railings.
During logging operation, other activities like loading/ unloading of casing pipes, welding etc
should not be allowed in the operation area. Obtain work permits for the job.

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Keep safe distance from the moving cable, rotating sheaves and cable drum. While lifting, all
unnecessary personnel should be as remote as possible outside the radius of possible fall. Use a
suitable hoister (crane, cat-line) for lifting the long and heavy logging equipment and tools.
Do not lift heavy tools by yourself. Use proper techniques for handling heavy equipments. Lift
with proper posture. Be careful of your fingers and toes. Use hand glows for protection.
Check the insulation of electrical equipment and logging cable to ensure that the insulation and
cable resistance are in order. Inspect all the threads, O rings/ pressure seals on all logging tools
before each run. Check cable insulation before each run.
Rig-up at Drilling or Work over Rigs
All rig-up & associated equipment is to be load tested and certified by an approved agency.
Inspect all the logging rig-up equipments like, sheaves, T bar, Tie down chain, sling, U
Clamps etc. before use. Anchor lower cable sheave with the beam of rig structure using Tie
down chain. Install upper sheave in the elevator through a T bar. Ensure the T bar is locked to
avoid slipping from the elevator. The handle of elevator must be locked and secured by a heavy
duty pin. A cable hanger should be available with unit. Hands, rags, and other objects need to
be kept away from sheave when cable is moving. Use a well calibrated load cell for all well site
operations. Check whether the well is filled with Mud/ Brine and ensure that there is no fluid
loss.
Rig-up at Rig less well site

Logging MAST/Crane is used for rig less Logging Jobs. Keep the upper sheave in hanger
available in telescope of MAST/Crane and pass the 7/32 cable from upper sheave. Tie down
the lower sheave by chain to well head and lock the chain ends with U clamp. Connect the
riser hanger to mast cat line.
Running-In & Pulling Out
Zero the logging tool at the rig floor and it must be run-in the hole at a controlled speed.
Monitor the cable tension while running-in or pulling-out. Note the up-tension at every 500m
during down run. Note the depth reading after each round of cable is unwounded. The tool
motion should be reciprocated to ensure free descent of the tool. Adjust hydraulic control valve
to ensure that cable strain limit is not exceeded. Lower the tool at the speed of 40-50 m/min or
less depending on Well condition. Take repeat and main log at a speed as recommended for a
particular tool string. After recording the log, pull out the tool at a speed of 40-50 m/min or less
depending on well condition. Stop the tool at 100 m depth, check the tension and pull out
slowly. Just before reaching surface pull out very slowly.
Depending on well condition, the Logging Crew Chief at site will decide on further round trip
for well conditioning.

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Rig up of Pressure Control Equipment (PCE)
1. Connect the flange, adaptor of proper size and pump in sub at the top of crown wall/well
head using cat line of rig/mast and guiding rope.
2. Connect the wire line BOP on the pump in sub using cat line.
3. Connect the y hoses (both) to wire line BOP.
4. Connect the hydraulic hand pumps to the y hoses.
5. Connect the pressure gauge on wire line BOP.
6. Connect the dump line to the bleeder valve of wire line BOP.
7. Lay down the pack off and lubricator assembly using tool stand on ground. No of
lubricators depends on the total length of tool string and is at least 3ft. longer than tool
string.
8. Inspect all the O/Backup rings of pack off assembly and lubricators and replace it, if
necessary.
9. Pass the 7/32 cable through pack off assembly and lubricators and tight all the quick union
joints with C-spanners.
10. Connect the line wiper and pack off hoses to the pack off assembly.
11. Connect the grease injection line and grease return line at grease injection head.
12. Tie all hoses (pack off hoses, line wiper, grease injection and return line) to the lubricator
assembly with belt clamps.
13. Check insulation & Continuity of 7/32 cable.
14. Make Cable shoe/ cable head and check insulation & Continuity.
15. Put the cap/thread protector on cable head and take it inside the lubricator assembly.
16. Connect the cat line to the hanging clamp on lubricator assembly.
17. Slowly hang the lubricator assembly vertically with the help of cat line.
Pressure Testing of PCE prior to job
1. Put the test rod in BOP

2. Close BOP by hydraulic pump connected to the outer Y hose
3. Make sure that all valves are closed then inject water through pump in sub.
4. Pressurize the water to 20% more than the expected maximum well pressure
5. See if any leakage is there and rectify
6. Depressurize and open BOP slowly by hydraulic pump connected to inner hose
7. Connect tool trap over BOP using cat line. (Tool trap handle facing towards winch man
window). Connect one end of hydraulic hose to tool trap and other end to pump.
8. Connect riser pipes and pack off assembly above the tool trap with cable head and sinker
bar inside the riser pipe.
9. Connect grease injection and return hoses to grease injection control module
10. Connect pack off and line wiper hoses to respective hydraulic pumps.

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11. Make cable head touch at the bottom of pack off assembly.
12. Inject water through pump in sub and allows it flow through top of pack off assy.
13. Close pack off valve by applying pressure in hydraulic pump
14. Increase water pressure 20% more than the well pressure
15. Inject grease by grease injector with 20% more pressure than the water pressure
16. Check any leakage is there and rectify it.
17. Now PCE is ready to R/I hole of tools
Job Completion Report
Job Completion to be reported in the format- LS/SOP/JCR/REV-01.

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Procedure to start the LOG IQ (HES make) Unit

1. Open the battery chamber with unit key.
2. Battery switch must be in ON position
3. Keep the gear in Neutral
4. To start the unit put the starting key in ON position
5. Set the CRUISE control switch to 1000 RPM and keep it in ON position.
6. Let air pressure build to 110 PSI.
7. Off the Cruise control switch.
Procedure to engage PTO

1. Complete press the Clutch
1. Keep the PTO switch in OUT position
2. Keep the Auto/Main switch in Main.
3. Keep the Road/Pump switch in Pump.
4. Slowly leave the Clutch into normal position.
Procedure to start the Generator

1. Switch on CB-1 to CB-05 switches (for 12V supply)
2. To increase RPM push and hold the Throttle switch up to 1350 RPM.
3. Keep the Generator switch in ON position
4. Push and 3 sec hold the Generator Start switch.
5. AMP switch keep in Utility mode
6. Switch on CB-6 to CB-20 switches
Procedure to Switch ON Surface system

1. Switch ON De-humidifier.
2. Switch ON system AC and Chamber AC
3. Once the de-humidifier reading below 20 then system can be switched ON.
4. Switch ON Voltage regulator
5. Switch ON chip panel
6. Switch ON shooting panel
7. Switch on UPS first, and wait up to UPS green light on
8. Switch on Ether net
9. Switch on Printer
10. Switch on RMPC.

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Procedure to Switch OFF Surface system
1. Shut down the system

2. Switch off the printer
3. Switch off the ether net
4. Switch off the UPS
5. Switch off the shooting panel
6. Switch off the chip panel
7. Switch off the voltage regulator
8. Switch off all ACs.
9. Switch off de-humidifier
10. Switch off lights.
11. Check the AMP switch reading in utility mode, and it shows zero reading.
Procedure to Switch OFF Generator
1. Check all ACs and Lights are off

2. Switch off the CB-6 to CB-20 switches
3. Switch off the Generator
4. Decrease the RPM to 700 RPM by using Throttle switch.
5. Switch off the CB-5 to CB-1 switches.
Procedure to Disengage PTO

1. Completely press the clutch
2. Keep the PTO Switch in IN position
3. Keep the Auto/Main switch in Auto
4. Keep the Road/Pump switch in Road.
5. Slowly leave the clutch into normal position.
Procedure to STOP LOG IQ (HES make) Unit
1. Keep the START switch in OFF position by using key.

2. Switch off the battery switch.
3. Lock the unit properly.

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Procedure to START the unit.
1. Turn ON the 24 VDC Master external switch located on left rear side of Driver Cabin.
2. Turn ON 24 VDC Secondary Switch (Orange color) located on Drivers console panel
inside the Drivers cab.
3. Turn ON ignition key to start the engine (gear must be in neutral).
4. Check air pressure on instrument panel (display panel), it must be in green zone in both
gauges (7-9 bars)
Engaging PTO
1. Gear lever must be in Neutral, Parking brake must be ON before engaging PTO
2. Turn ON Generator PTO and Draw-works PTO switches, with engine at idle speed.
Winch and Generator Start-up routine
1. Open the generator compartment doors on the exterior left side of the van-body. Unlock
the sliding tray. Pull the generator unit toward outside so, the generator is no longer in
the compartment. This allows for better ventilation of the generator in warm climates.
2. Make sure the power switch (SHORE/OFF/GENERATOR) located in generator
compartment is in GEN Power position (to power up the system on generator)
3. From the logging cabin, turn ON the 12V DC Power switch located on the upper left
corner of the winch operator console.
4. Turn on the MASTER DC, MAIN HYD and GEN COOLER switches located on
overhead panel.
5. The GEN COOLER switch must always be ON when the generator is in use.
6. Ensure all circuit breakers on AC distribution panel are in the OFF position.
7. Turn ON the THROTTLE switch located on overhead panel.
8. Using SET/RESUME switch set engine RPM to 1250rpm.
9. Check the Harrison Generator display (FROG-D) on overhead panel for generator
output (Frequency = 60 3 Hz and Voltage =120 5 VAC).
10. Switch ON all CBs depending on the requirement of load.

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Procedure to Switch ON Surface system
11. Switch ON De-humidifier.

12. Switch ON system AC and Chamber AC
13. Turn ON the HOISTMAN panel.
14. Turn the Safety key in LOG position.
15. In PDU turn on the 12V DC switch, then turn on the SYSTEM POWER switch and all
other switches in PDU.
16. Turn on the other panels and peripheral devices such as Hanson Rig Monitor, Hurst
Shooting Panel, Plotter and Sondex Ultralink Logging Panel as required.
17. Pull out the laptop tray and install the laptop on to the docking station carefully, and
then turn the laptop ON.
Procedure to Switch OFF Surface system
1. Shut down the laptop.

2. Turn OFF all the panels and peripheral devices such as Hanson Rig Monitor, Hurst
Shooting Panel, Plotter and Sondex Ultralink Logging Panel.
3. In PDU turn OFF all the switches in reverse order.
4. Remove the laptop from the docking station.
5. Turn the Safety key in SAFE position.
6. Turn OFF depth systems (winch operation console and hoist-mans display)
7. Switch OFF De-humidifier, system AC and Chamber AC
Procedure to Turn OFF Generator
1. Remove load from generator ( Turn of Logging system, panels, ACs and de-humidifier)
2. Make sure Harrison Generator display on overhead panel show 0 (zero) load (i.e.
current=0 Amps)
3. Make sure winch brake in ON.
4. Reduce RPM from SET/RESUME switch on overhead panel to idle (600rpm).
5. Turn OFF THROTTLE & GEN COOLER switches on overhead panel.
6. Turn OFF MAIN HYD and then MASTER DC switches.
7. Turn OFF the DC Power switch located on the upper left corner of the winch operator
console.

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8. Turn the power switch (SHORE/OFF/GENERATOR) located in generator compartment

is in OFF position.
9. Slide-in generator tray into generator compartment, lock the sliding tray and close the
doors.
Disengaging PTO and turning unit OFF
1. Turn OFF generator PTO and Draw-works PTO switches in drivers cab.
2. Wait for 2-3 min in idle rpm before shutting down the unit.
3. Turn OFF the engine and remove ignition key.
4. Turn OFF 24 VDC Secondary Switch (Orange color)
5. Turn OFF the 24 VDC Master external switch located on left rear side of Driver Cabin.
6. Lock and secure the unit properly.

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A LINE SWEEP is required in order to acquire and store the equalization coefficients
associated with the particular wireline installed on the Weatherford make logging unit. The
coefficients will vary with respect to line type and length, as well as, from panel to panel. This
procedure makes it possible for the WCM-C/D to automatically accomplish set-up procedures
required for communication.
New LINE SWEEP coefficients must be determined for the following reasons:
1. New wireline installed on the logging unit.

2. Wireline unit has a split drum and the job required switching from one line to the other
3. Over the course of many jobs significant length of wireline has been chopped off (more
than 10%).
4. A different WCMC/WIP panel has been installed
5. WCMC/WIP firmware has been updated.
6. If you suspect your wireline.
LINE SWEEP procedure
Performing the line equalization is a simple procedure and is described in the following steps:
1. Check your cable head wireline combination for any leak. Fix if necessary.
2. Power up the system with the LTS-B selector switch in LOG position.
3. Open WLS and Build/Load a GR-CCL service.
4. Bring the Cable head into the logging cab.
5. Open the LINE SWEEP kit box and find adapter and coaxial cable with one end fixed
with BNC Connector and other end with female 3-pin Amphenol connector.
6. Connect the adaptor to the cable head.
7. Connect the coaxial cable end of the cable to the adaptor and connect the female 3pin
side to the front of the WCM-C/D panel.
8. On the Sonde interface open the Connect menu and select Hardware Interface Settings.
Click on Configure Network. Click on DHCP and Static IP and then Pingto establish
communication between workstation and WCM-C/D.
9. On the Sonde interface open the Connect menu and select Wireline Configuration; enter
the Line Length, Unit number and Line size and click Line Sweep.
10. Select Line Sweep and click on Perform Sweep on line sweep window.
11. Once the coefficients are generated you can either save them to the computer, send them
to the panel or load a saved coefficient file.

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1. Inspect the area surrounding the rig structure and ensure that there are no potential
hazards for execution of the job.
2. Ensure that the catwalk area is cleaned, non-slippery and there is no obstruction to work.
3. Conduct the safety meeting and discuss the safety requirements for the job with the Well
site in-charge and obtain a work permit for the job.
4. Park the Logging Unit. After rigging up, make proper Grounding of Logging Unit.
5. Cordon Off the operation area and display safety sign boards.
6. Obtain the well related parameters like casing policy, size, casing shoe, cleared depth
(TD), Casing thickness, cement data and any other related information.
7. Make sure shooting nipple is installed on well head.
8. Check the cable head for insulation & continuity.
9. Load the variables in the acquisition software.
10. Load the service in the acquisition software.
11. Connect the Centralizers (width of Centralizers arms to be adjusted for maximum ID of
casing + 1), CBT/RBT, CCL and GR Tool as per the software service configuration.
12. Power up the tool string as per OEM Manual and Check the tool responses.
13. Carry out the GR tool Pre-Job calibration. It should be within tolerance limit.
14. Remove the tool power. Lift the tool on wireline, zero at the bottom of tool string at
Rotary.
15. Power up the tool string and with the tool hanging in the air, do the master zero
calibration. Lower down tool slowly up to 100m depth.
16. Lower the tool at a speed of 40-50 m/min.
17. Preview down log and go down to 300 m or below in free pipe section observing
maximum 3 amplitude.
18. Place the tool against maximum 3 amplitude depth avoiding collars and carry out master
Free Pipe calibration.
19. Verify that the target Pipe E1 amplitude corresponds to the casing used.
20. Record a time drive log for 10 min for stability of tool response.
21. Record at least 60 m of free pipe log and verify that the amplitude & TT3 reading
matches with standard free pipe values. CCL and TT3 curves should show casing collar
at the same depth.
22. Go down by previewing the log at a speed of 40-50 m/min observing 3 amplitude, if it
exceeds more than maximum expected E1 amplitude for respective casing size, than
repeat step 19 at maximum E1 amplitude depth.
23. From cement top start recording down log. Monitor the 3 & 5 waveforms. Ensure that
the gates are over the first positive signal and that the relative positions of the gates are
correct. The gate for the 5ft receiver should be approximately 114 microseconds later in
time than the 3ft.The maximum of the 3ft and sector outputs should be approximately
those for the pipe being logged. The minimum values in bonded pipe should also match
the indicated values.

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24. Slow down limited to ~ 5-6 m/min before 20m of TD

25. Tag the bottom depth and start moving up very slowly (~2-3m/min).
26. Start recording up and after tool pick up, slowly increase the cable speed up to 10m/m.
27. Record the Main Log for the indented depth interval monitoring the Log response & do
the quality check (QC).
28. Record at least 50 m of repeat log in the zone of interest.
29. Repeat the log on any observed anomalies also.
30. Match the repeat log with main log; it should match within the tolerance limits.
31. Power Off and pull out the tool string at a speed of 40-50m/min up to 100m.
32. Pull out very slowly to the surface.
33. Carry out the GR post calibration at surface and it should be within tolerance limit.
34. Correlate the CBL-VDL-CCL-GR Log with the Open Hole Log and do the depth
matching. Make Repeat Log on depth after matching with main log.
35. Prepare Log Header and complete composite log including Main Log, Repeat Log, Free
pipe Log and Calibration Summary.
36. Dismantle the tool string and load in unit.
37. Logging crew chief to discuss the Logging job outcome with base and well site
representative.
38. Shutdown the RMPC and switch off all panels as per the procedure given in document
no. LS/SOP/CH-PL/LOG IQ for switching off of surface system of unit
39. Rig down and carry out the Job closure meeting before departure.

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2. Ensure that the catwalk area is cleaned, non-slippery and there is no obstruction to
work.
3. Conduct the safety meeting and discuss the safety requirements for the job with the
Well site in-charge and obtain a work permit for the job.
6. Obtain the well related parameters like casing policy, size, casing shoe, cleared depth,
thickness, cement data and any other information.
8. Start the surface system, configure network for hardware interface & do the line sweep
(valid Line Sweep file may be loaded from Disc) as given procedure & Send to Panel
9. Build tool string in WLS software in the sequence MCH CEN_A CTB GRB
CEN_B SBT CEN_A. Build Presentation file as per standard format.
10. Load the Casing size, weight & other required logging parameters in the acquisition
software.
11. Connect the Centralizers, SBT, CCL and GR Tool as per the software service
configuration. (width of Centralizers arms to be adjusted for maximum ID of casing +
1)
12. If the well is inclined, MUST install rubber over-body centralizers (of proper size as per
casing) between Tx & RSector and between R3ft and R5ft on the SBT sonde body.
15. Remove the tool power. Lift the tool with wireline & Zero at the bottom of tool string at
Rotary.
16. Power up the tool string and with the tool hanging in the air, do the all 100% bond
calibration. Lower down tool slowly up to 100m depth.
17. Lower the tool at a speed of 40-50 m/min.
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19. Place the tool against best available free pipe section avoiding collars.
20. Set 3 and 5 amplitude, 8 sectors gates (Gate on first Negative) and travel time delays
as per following screen shot. Then carry out free pipe calibration for all the receivers.
Detection Windows for 3, 5 and sectors
22. Record at least 60 m of free pipe log and verify that the amplitude, TT3 reading and
sectors response matches with standard free pipe values. CCL and TT3 curves should
show casing collar at the same depth.
23. Go down recording the log not exceeding cable speed 40-50m/min. if the measurement
from the Min/Max function is greater than the free pipe value or smaller than the 100%
value in the Calibration, then keyboard the Min/Max into the appropriate Calibration
screen.
24. Adjust travel time threshold value to obtain the best travel time data, eliminating both
forerunners and cycle skips. From cement top start recording down log. Monitor the 3
& 5 waveforms. Ensure that the gates are on the first major negative signal and that the
relative positions of the gates are correct. The gate for the 5 receiver should be
approximately 114 microseconds later in time than the 3.The maximum of the 3 and
sector outputs should be approximately those for the pipe being logged. The minimum
values in bonded pipe should also match the indicated values.
26. Tag the bottom depth, stop winch and start moving up very slowly (~2-3m/min).
28. Record the log for the indented depth interval monitoring the log response.
32. Remove power from the tool string and pull out the tool string out of the hole not
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34. Correlate the SBT-CCL-GR Log with the Open Hole log and do the depth matching.
Make Repeat Log on depth after matching with main log.
35. Prepare Log Header and prepare composite log including Main Log, Repeat Section,
Free pipe Log and Calibration Summary.
36. Dismantle the tool string.
representative.
38. Shutdown the workstation and switch off all panels as per the procedure given in
document no. LS/SOP/CH-PL/WLS for switching off of surface system of unit

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6. Obtain the well related parameters like casing policy, size, casing shoe, cleared depth,
thickness, cement data and any other information.
7. Do not leave the tool running unnecessarily & reduce the operating time. The tools
internal temperature will increase with time. You have about 8-hours total running time
before the internal temperature reaches 350 F. It takes about 12 hours for the electronics
to cool down to 100 F after it is turned off. For SSBT tool, job preparation is the key to
success
10. Build tool string in WLS software in the sequence MCH CEN_A SUE_B SSB_B
STE_B-CEN_A-GRCG. Build Presentation file as per standard format.
11. Load the Casing size, weight & other required logging parameters in the acquisition
software.
12. Connect the Centralizers, SSBT, and GRCG Tool as per the software service
configuration. (Width of Centralizers arms to be adjusted for maximum ID of casing +
1). Tool stack should be make up vertically.
15. With the tool hanging in the air, do the all 100% bond calibration. Lower down tool slowly
up to 100m depth.
16. Zero at the bottom of tool string at Rotary & lower the tool at a speed of 40-50 m/min.
17. Go down to 300 m or below in free pipe section observing maximum 3 amplitude.
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19. Set 3 and 5 amplitude gates (Gate on first Negative), 6 sectors (Gate on the first Positive
peak) and travel time delays as per following screen shot. Then carry out free pipe
calibration for all the receivers.
21. Record at least 60 m of free pipe log and verify that the amplitude, TT3 reading and
sectors response matches with standard free pipe values. CCL and TT3 curves should show
casing collar at the same depth.
22. Go down recording the log not exceeding cable speed 40-50m/min. if the measurement
from the Min/Max function is greater than the free pipe value or smaller than the 100%
value in the Calibration, then keyboard the Min/Max into the appropriate Calibration
screen
23. Adjust travel time threshold value to obtain the best travel time data, eliminating both
forerunners and cycle skips. From cement top start recording down log. Monitor the 3 &
5 waveforms. Ensure that the gates are on the first major negative signal and that the
relative positions of the gates are correct. The gate for the 5 receiver should be
approximately 114 microseconds later in time than the 3.The maximum of the 3 and
sector outputs should be approximately those for the pipe being logged. The minimum
values in bonded pipe should also match the indicated values.
25. Tag the bottom depth, stop winch and start moving up very slowly (~2-3m/min).
27. Record the log for the indented depth interval monitoring the log response.
exceeding cable speed 40-50m/min.
33. Correlate the SSBT-CCL-GR Log with the Open Hole log and do the depth matching.
Make Repeat Log on depth after matching with main log.
34. Prepare Log Header and prepare composite log including Main Log, Repeat Section, Free
pipe Log and Calibration Summary.
35. Dismantle the tool string.
representative.
37. Shutdown the workstation and switch off all panels as per the procedure given in document
no. LS/SOP/CH-PL/WLS for switching off of surface system of unit

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1. Inspect the area around the rig structure and ensure that there are no potential hazards for
Logging Job.
5. Cordon off the operation area and display safety sign boards.
6. Note down technical data /depth tally with diagram from well site In-charge
8. Start Surface System and load TCL-GR service from the service list.
9. Connect the CCL and GR Tool as per the software service configuration.
10. Now power up the tool string as per OEM Manual and Check the tool responses.
11. Remove the tool power.
12. Lower the tool after zeroing the tool bottom at rotary.
13. Power up the tool string and lower it slowly up to 100m.
14. Lower the assembly at a speed of 40-50 m/min up to 100m above the desired depth.
15. Lower the tool string with recording down log with a recording speed of 15 m/min.
16. Tag the expected short nipple/RA pip tag (TCP depth control) and stop.
17. Record up at least 100 m Log and correlate it with Open/Cased Hole Log.
18. If correlation is not confident record a lengthy file so that different GR peaks are tagged
and sometimes it may be required to record at different speeds also.
19. Take print of TCL-GR log for records if necessary.
20. Note down the corrected depth of short nipple/RA pip tag after correlation.
21. Discuss and communicate the same to well site representative.
22. Power Off and pull out the tool string at a speed of 40-50m/min.
23. Pull out very slowly to surface, dismantle the assembly and load them in the unit.
24. Shutdown the RMPC and switch off all panels as per the procedure given in document no.
LS/SOP/CH-PL/LOG IQ for switching off of surface system of unit

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1. Inspect the area surrounding the rig structure and ensure that there are no potential hazards
for execution of the job.
6. Note down technical data /depth tally with diagram from rig site In-charge
7. Check the cable head for insulation& continuity.
9. Build tool string in WLS software in the sequence MCHGRCG. Build Presentation file as
per standard format.
10. Connect the GRCG Tool as per the software service configuration.
12. Remove the tool power and Lift the tool on wireline to rig floor. Lower the tool after
zeroing the tool bottom at rotary.
13. Lower the assembly at a speed of 40-50 m/min up to 100m above the desired depth.
14. Lower the tool string with recording down log with a recording speed of 15 m/min.
15. Tag the expected short nipple/RA pip tag (TCP depth control) and stop.
16. Record up at least 100 m Log and correlate it with Open/Cased Hole Log.
18. Note down the corrected depth of short nipple/RA pip tag after correlation.
21. Pull out very slowly to surface, dismantle the assembly and load them in the unit.
representative.
23. Shutdown the workstation and switch off all panels as per the procedure given in document
no. LS/SOP/CH-PL/WLS for switching off of surface system of unit

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the job.
6. Discuss about the inner diameter of the Casing ID/OD, Casing weight, zone of interest
where MIT log is to be recorded and the depth clearance.
7. Ensure a scraper run before MIT in the well to remove scale and other materials from
casing wall so that the MIT arms reach up to casing wall. Also, thorough circulation of
brine (if well fluid is mud) has been done prior to taking up MIT run as suspended particle
may choke the mechanical part of tool. Running of MIT must be avoided in mud.
9. Load the passive CCL service in the acquisition software.
10. Connect the CCL and Junk Basket with proper size of gauge ring.
11. Zero the assembly at the CCL midpoint on rotary.
12. Lower the Junk basket assembly at a speed of 40-50 m/min to the required depth.
13. Pull out the Junk basket assembly at one stretch at a speed 40-50 m/min up to 50 m.
14. Slowly pull out the assembly to the surface and dismantle the tool string.
15. Load the MIT service in the acquisition software.
16. Connect the telemetry tool, GR, CCL & MIT tool in the string as per service configuration.
18. Check MIT tool response by opening and closing the fingers.
19. Carry out the MIT Tool Pre-Job calibration & it should be within tolerance limit.
20. Power Off and zero the tool at the bottom of tool string at Rotary.
21. Lower the tool string very slowly up to 100m depth.
22. Lower the tool string at a speed of 40-50m/min up to desired depth.
23. Power up the tool string and check the tool responses.
24. Make sure that tool is stationery when opening. Open the caliper and observe indication of
opening of MIT fingers. Caution: MIT tool must not be lowered down when fingers are
opened
25. Slowly pull the tool string up (~2-3m/min), monitoring the cable line tension.
26. After tool pick up, Record Main Log at a speed of 8-9m/min up to the desired depth.
27. Close the MIT fingers when tool is stationary.
28. Go down & Record Repeat Log from the desired depth.
29. Match the Repeat Log with Main Log & it should match within the tolerance limit.
30. Power Off the tool string and pull out at a speed of 40-50m/min up to 100m depth.
32. Carry out the MIT post job calibration & it should be within tolerance limit.
33. Correlate the MIT-GR Log with open hole logs and do the depth matching.
34. Make Repeat Log on depth after matching with Main Log.

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35. Prepare Log Header and prepare composite log including Main Log, Repeat Log and
Calibration Summary.
36. Dismantle the tool string and load them in the unit.
37. Discuss the Logging job outcome with base and well site representative.
38. Shutdown the surface system as per the procedure given in document no. LS/SOP/CH-
PL/LOG IQ or LS/SOP/CH-PL/WLS.
39. Rig down and carry out the Job closure meeting before departure

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the job.
6. Gather information about the inner diameter of the Casing ID/OD, Casing weight, zone of
interest where MTT log is to be recorded, string and the depth clearance.
7. Ensure a scraper run before MTT in the well to remove scale and other materials from
casing wall so that the MTT arms reach up to casing wall. Also, thorough circulation of
brine has been done prior to taking up MTT job.
10. Connect the CCL and Junk Basket with proper size of gauge ring.
11. Zero the assembly at the CCL midpoint on rotary.
12. Lower the Junk basket assembly at a speed of 40-50 m/min to the required depth.
13. Pull out the Junk basket assembly at one stretch at a speed 40-50 m/min up to 50 m.
14. Slowly pull out the assembly to the surface and dismantle the tool string.
15. Load the MTT service in the acquisition software.
16. Connect the telemetry tool, CCL, GR & MTT tool with centralisers in the string as per
service configuration.
MTT Surface Testing/Check
18. Perform the following diagnostics to ensure the tool is working prior to sending it down the
hole.
19. With the MTT service selected in Warrior, open the MTT configuration window
(Edit>Tool Configuration>MTT)
20. Send Excitation Frequency (12Hz).
21. Set gain as Auto
22. Turn transmitter ON and watch for increase in tool current on the ULP.
23. Open the Diagnostic window and set the vertical scale to Maximum (32767).
24. Sample all Sensors.
25. Note: Each Sensor should display a short, sharp, positive and negative pulse (respectively)
of several thousand vertical units peek height. The rest of the trace should be a flat line
around zero. If all sensors are active and have the same polarity, the tool may be deployed
into the well.
26. Remove the tool power and Lift the tool stack on wireline to rig floor and zero with the
bottom of tool string at Rotary.
27. Lower down tool string slowly not exceeding a speed of 40 m/min to the desired depth to
good casing section for tool calibration.

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MTT Calibration
28. Stop and place MTT sensors against a good casing section avoiding collars, perforations or
other anomaly.
29. With the tool stationary, power the tool (if not done already) and open the MTT
configuration window (Edit>Tool Configuration>MTT).
30. As a starting point set the Excitation Frequency as 12Hz, the Gains to Auto.
31. Turn transmitter ON and watch for increase in tool current on the ULP.
32. Open the diagnostic window and check all channels/sensors. The shape of the signal
should now be roughly sinusoidal and all sensors should have equal polarity.
33. Set the Excitation Frequency to 10Hz and click the Reset button in the "Phase Wrap"
section.
34. With the tool stationary, record 40 seconds of data in time drive mode.
35. Repeat the recording with Excitation Frequencies of 12Hz and 15Hz. Once you have the
time recorded datasets at the 3 desired frequencies, the calibration routine is completed.
36. Repeat the calibration at atleast three depth points in a good casing section to add data
redundancy.
Note: This procedure does not calibrate the tool to the well; rather it enables the pipe
material properties to be determined. If well contain different casing type. Calibration
procedure has to be repeated for every section.
37. Lower the tool string at a speed of 40m/min up to desired depth
38. Start recording log and slowly pull the tool string monitoring the cable line tension.
39. Start moving up very slowly (~2-3m/min) & after tool pick-up, record the MTT log at a
speed of 10m/min up to the desired depth.
40. Go down & record repeat log from the desired depth.
41. Match the repeat log with main log & it should match within the tolerance limit.
exceeding cable speed 40m/min.
43. Correlate the MTT-GR Log with open hole logs and do the depth matching.
44. Make Repeat Log on depth after matching with main log.
45. Prepare Log Header and prepare composite log including Main Log, Repeat Log and
Calibration Summary.
46. Dismantle the tool string and clean the tool surface, MTT spring-bows and thread
connections properly. To avoid damage, the tool should be kept in its purpose-built carry
tube/box when not in use or during transportation.

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(Complete the check list for Explosives Safety Equipment-OISD-STD-183-Annexure-I at Base)

(Conduct Joint Safety/Tool Box Meeting as per OISD-183-Annexure-II at site)
(Complete - OISD-183-Annexure-III) during Explosives Operations.at site)
(Ensure Electrical Lock out Permit & Hot Work Permit for the Job)
(Use RF-SAFE Detonator If Well head to Rig voltage exceeds 0.25 V)
perforation job like underground line, high tension line, TV/Radio Transmitter within the
range specified in safety manuals.
2. Ensure that the catwalk area is cleaned, non-slippery and no obstruction to work.
3. Conduct the safety meeting and discuss the safety requirements for the perforation job with
the Drill/Work Over site in-charge and obtain work permits for the job.
4. Ensure that the well is filled with brine/mud and no brine/mud loss in well.
5. If there is any fluid loss/ self-flow then inform the Operation In charge and plan
accordingly.
7. Check voltage between Unit, Rig and Well Head, if it is more than 0.25V, identify its
source and remove it. Make proper Grounding of Logging Unit and rig structure, Logging
Unit and Well Head using the Y-clamp.
8. Monitor the Well head to Rig voltage, it should read less than 0.25 V.
9. Lay down guns and perforation explosives in a clear area which is suitable for charging of
guns.
10. Charge the gun as per the job indent.
12. Check the CCL tool (Refer OEM manuals for correct values)
13. Check the quick change for continuity and insulation.
14. Connect the quick change in the bottom of CCL Tool.
15. Connect the cable head to the top of CCL tool.
16. Check the CCL signal in the shooting panel by putting the selection knob in CCL mode.
In case of Weatherford make unit, also switch system selection knob (LTS Panel) in
AUX mode. Measure offset from CCL center to charge top.
17. Engage the safety switch to SAFE mode and remove the key.
18. The key should be in the personnel custody of in-charge Logging crew at site.
19. Lay down the charged gun on to the catwalk.
20. Clear all personnel from the line of fire.
21. Attach the quick change assembly to the gun using top sub.
22. Monitor the insulation and continuity at the bottom of gun using recommended multimeter.
23. Check resistance of the detonator by keeping it in safety tube by blasters digital/ analog
multimeter. It should match with OEM value within tolerance limit.
24. With the detonator in safety tube arm the gun electrically
(i) First connect the ground lead
(ii) Then connect the central lead

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25. Arm the gun ballistically by crimping the detonator to the detonating cord.
26. Connect Bull Nose (Bottom Sub with blast sleeve) at bottom of gun.
27. Put gooseneck on to the cable head & lift the gun.
28. Zero the assembly at CCL mid-point.
29. Lower the gun assembly up to 100 m depth slowly.
30. Turn on the power generators & surface system etc.
31. Load the passive CCL service and save it.
32. Enter the depth in surface panel.
33. Disengage the safety lock and insert the cable jack to the collar locator socket. In case of
Weatherford make unit, switch system selection knob (LTS Panel) in WLS mode
34. Lower the gun assembly at a speed of 40-50m/min up to perforation interval.
35. Record at least 60 meters of CCL up log for correlation purpose.
36. Correlate with uneven casing collars or short collars and tie the depth of perforation and
shoot. In case of Weatherford make unit, switch system selection knob (LTS Panel) in
AUX mode & shoot
37. Observe the firing of detonator and note the fire indication.
38. Switch off the shooting circuit and bring back the cable jack to collar socket and pull up
the gun slowly.
39. Stop the gun at 100m below and return cable jack to SAFE mode & remove the key and
keep it with the in-charge Logging crew at site.
40. Turn off the power generators & surface system etc.
41. Pull out the gun slowly to surface and place it on cat-walk.
42. Check the gun for any trapped pressure/gases and Release it.
43. If misfired, ensure that temp of gun is below 100C by using an Infrared remote
thermometer. If temperature is above 100 C, immediately drop back down to 100 meters.
Wait for 2 hours. After 2 hours, pull the top of gun assembly up to well mouth. Measure
Temperature again, if it is less than 100 C pull the gun up & lay down on catwalk. If not
then, process shall be repeated till temperature is less than 100 C.
44. Disarm the gun by disconnecting the detonator.
a) First cut prima cord from the detonator with a sharp blade and put detonator into
Safety Tube.
b) Disconnect the center lead and disconnect the ground lead.
45. After each successful run, check fluid level in the well and fill if required.
46. Dismantle the assembly and load the equipment in unit.

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(Complete - OISD-183-Annexure-III) during Explosives Operations at site)
(Use RF-SAFE Detonator If Well head to Rig voltage exceeds 0.25 V)
As soon as indent is received, a discussion is held with the indenter as well as with concerned
In- Charge about readiness of the well. Logging personnel inspect well site and pass on
necessary instructions for site preparation. I/C Operations will coordinate for scheduled well
readiness. Logging Unit and related accessories are made ready to take up the well.
1. Inspect the area around the rig structure and ensure that there are no potential hazards
for Explosives job like underground line, high tension line, TV/Radio Transmitter within
the range specified in safety manuals.
site in-charge and obtain work permits for the job.
5. Start the unit & surface system as per procedure given
6. Do the rig up of PCE as per procedure given in document no. DOC. NO: LS/SOP/CH-
PL/GEN
7. Do the Pressure Testing of PCE prior to job as per procedure given in document no. DOC.
NO: LS/SOP/CH-PL/GEN
8. Check insulation & Continuity of sinker bars. Selection of sinker bars as per chart given at
Annexure-IV
9. Tie two ropes to the lubricator assembly, one near bottom and another below pack off
assembly.
10. Slowly move up the lubricator assembly about 4-5m above ground level with cat line while
taking out the cable head with cable from the lubricator assembly.
11. Hold the bottom rope to stabilize the lubricator assembly hanging in the air on cat line. (Tie
this rope with nearby available stable structure to avoid the swinging of the assembly)
Before TTP Job, TCL-GR job is to be done for depth clearance

12. Make up the TCL-GR tool string & slowly raise the tool string inside lubricator assembly
13. Slowly move up the lubricator assembly above the tool trap by keeping the tool string
inside the lubricator assembly (a proper synchronization between Winch Operator and
Catline Operator is to be ensured during this job).
14. Connect the lubricator assembly at the top of the tool trap.
15. Make sure that the wire line and cat line are not crossing each other.
16. Check that the alignment of the lubricator assembly is proper.
17. Fully tight the lubricator assemblies on the tool trap with C spanner.
18. Tight the cat line slightly to stabilize the lubricator assembly.

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19. Ensure X-MAS tree valves are functioning properly and are operated by production
personnel.
20. Before opening the crown valve, slowly take the tool string at the top of lubricator
assembly. Latch the tool assembly in tool catcher, if equipped.
21. Test the Pack Off assembly for pressure seal and tool catch.
22. Close the pack off with the help of hydraulic hand pump.
23. Make sure that bleeder valve of wire line BOP is closed and pressure gauge is installed on
BOP.
24. Partially open the crown valve till equilibrium is established and after that completely open
the valve (count the number of turns).
25. Monitor pressure inside the lubricator assembly from pressure gauge on BOP.
26. If there is fluid leakage from top of pack off then inject grease from grease injection system
at 20% more than pressure at gauge on BOP.
27. Monitor for any leakage in PCE assembly installed on well and rectify it.
28. Slowly open the pack off by releasing pressure from hydraulic hand pump. Pack-off must
not be operated while cable is moving.
29. Load TCL-GR service from the service list.
30. Power up the tool string as per OEM Manual and Check the tool responses
31. Zero the tool at top of tool trap and slowly lower the tool by opening the tool trap.
32. Ensure that ram of BOP is open and lower the tools slowly up to 100 m.
33. Lower the assembly at a speed of 40-50m/min.
34. Monitor the cable tension while running-in or pulling-out.
35. Preview down log up to 100m above the desired depth.
36. Lower the tool string with recording down log at a speed 15 m/min.
37. Record at least 100 m of Up- Log for correlation against zone of interest and correlate with
Open/Cased Hole Logs. Ensure proper sump/depth clearance for TTP job.
38. If there is no depth clearance then inform the Operation In-charge at base and plan for
further course of action.
41. From 100m depth, pull out the tool very slowly by watching the cable tension.
42. While tool is approaching the surface, carefully watch the tool trap lever indicator.
43. A person near the well head watching this must communicate and alert the winch operator
by giving hand sign that tool is coming inside the lubricator assembly.
44. When tool trap lever falls, he should again alert the winch operator that tool string is now
completely inside the lubricator assembly.
45. Slowly move up the tool string and touch at the top & monitor the tension. Latch the tool
assembly in tool catcher, if equipped.
46. When it is sure that tool string is completely inside the lubricator assembly, close the crown
valve completely (count the number of turns).
47. Open the bleeder valve of BOP to bleed out the trapped pressure inside the lubricator
assembly.
48. Make sure that trapped pressure is bleed out completely. Slowly loosen the cat line.
49. Loose the quick union joint at the top of tool trap using C spanner.
50. Disconnect the lubricator assembly by slowly lifting the cat line monitoring the wireline
tension
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51. Slowly pull the bottom rope of lubricator assembly and hold or tie it.
52. Slowly lower the wire line and pull out the complete tool string from the lubricator
assembly.
53. Lay down the tool string on the tool stands
54. Disconnect the tool string, clean and load it in the unit.
55. Shutdown the RMPC and switch off all panels as per the procedure given in document no.
LS/SOP/CH-PL/LOG IQ for switching off of surface system of unit
Procedure for TTP Operations

56. Measure the Voltage between well head and Logging Unit and ensure that it is less than
0.25 V. Make proper Grounding of Logging Unit and connect Logging Unit and Well Head
using the Y-clamp
57. Check the cable head insulation& continuity (Only Analogue Multimeter is to be used. E-
Megger should never be used).
58. Check the CCL tool (1 11/16) for proper values as per OEM manual.
59. Check the insulation & continuity of sinker bar, magnetic de-centralizer and teardrop sub.
60. Connect the cable head at top of sinker bar.
61. Connect the CCL at bottom of sinker bar and magnetic de-centralizer at bottom of CCL.
In case of Weatherford make unit, also switch system selection knob (LTS Panel) in AUX
mode (magnetic de-centralizer is to be used for zero phase perforations)
63. Engage the safety switch to SAFE mode and remove the key. The key should be in the
personal custody of in-charge Logging crew at site.
64. Connect teardrop sub to magnetic de-centralizer at top and adapter at the bottom.
65. Thread the shaped charges in the strip as per OEM manuals.
66. Pass the prima cord through each charge notch and fix clamps over it.
67. Connect the charged strip to the adapter. Ensure that magnetic decentralizer is aligned with
charge face.
68. Measure the offset from CCL sensor to first Charge and note it.
69. Insert center wire boot and prima cord boot.
70. Remove the detonator from its package.
71. Insert the detonator into a safety tube.
72. Measure the resistance of the detonator with a blaster's multi meter. The detonator should
read the value provided by OEM within tolerance limit.
73. Electrically connect the detonator lead wires to the ground and center wires.
74. Slide the center wire boot on the connection and tie both sides with nylon thread. Wipe the
silicon grease on boot.
75. Remove the detonator from the safety tube.
76. Cut the prima cord from required place. Crimp the detonator to prima cord. Slide the boot
over detonator and tightly wind both sides with nylon thread
77. Slowly move up the charged TTP Assembly inside lubricator assembly.
78. Slowly move up the lubricator assembly above the tool trap, ensuring that the charged strip
is inside (a proper synchronization between Winch Operator and Catline Operator is to be
ensured during this job).
79. Connect the lubricator assembly at the top of tool trap.

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80. Ensure that the wire line and cat line are not crossing each other.
81. Also, check proper alignment of the lubricator assembly
84. Ensure that X-MASS tree valves are properly functioning and operated by production
personnel.
85. Before opening the crown valve of well, slowly move the tool string to the top of lubricator
assembly. Latch the tool assembly in tool catcher, if equipped.
87. Close the pack off with the help of hydraulic hand pump up.
BOP.
89. Partially open the crown valve till equilibrium is established, and after that completely open
90. Monitor pressure inside the lubricator assembly.
91. If there is fluid leakage from top of pack off, inject grease from grease injection system at
20% more than pressure at gauge on BOP.
92. Monitor for any leakage in PCE assembly and ensure that there is no leakage.
not be operated while cable is moving
94. Zero the TTP assembly at top of tool trap and slowly lower the assembly.
95. Ensure that ram of BOP is open and slowly lower the assembly by opening the tool trap and
lower with a slow speed.
96. Monitor the cable tension while running-in.
97. Lower down the TTP assembly up to 100 m with a slow speed and turn on the generator
and surface system.
98. Load the passive CCL service and save it. Adjust the depth in surface panel.
99. Go down to desired depth with a speed of 40-50m/min.
100. Record at least 60 meters of CCL up log with a speed of 10m/min to identify the desired
collar.
101. Correlate and Tie in position.
102. Start the grease injection with injection pressure 20% more than the expected THP at least
5 minutes before firing. Ensure return of grease
103. Fire the TTP Assembly and observe the firing indications.
104. After firing, slowly pull out the TTP Assembly.
105. Monitor the well head pressure from gauge installed on the wire line BOP.
106. If there is sudden increase in pressure, then apply grease injection pressure at 20% more
than well head pressure to control the well while pulling out the tool string. Never exceed
the recommended pulling out speed to avoid swabbing of fluids.
107. Stop at 100 m below the ground level and return cable jack to SAFE mode & remove the
key and keep it with In-Charge Logging crew at site.
108. Adjust the hydraulic dump valve so that winch stops automatically to avoid accidental
release from weak point.
109. When tool is approaching the surface, carefully monitor the tool trap lever indicator (Note:
one person should stand near the well head for observing the tool trap lever).
110. The person observing lift in the tool trap lever should communicate and alert the winch
operator by giving hand sign that tool is coming inside the lubricator assembly.

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111. When tool trap lever falls, the person should again communicate & alert the winch
operator that TTP Assembly is now completely inside the lubricator assembly.
112. Slowly take up the tool string and touch at the top & monitor the wireline tension. Latch
the tool assembly in tool catcher, if equipped.
113. Close the crown valve completely.
114. Stop the grease injection system if it is running.
assembly.
116. Slowly loosen the cat line.
tension
119. Slowly pull the bottom rope of assembly and hold or tie it.
120. Slowly lower the wire line and pull out the complete assembly from the lubricator
assembly.
121. If there is misfire, then disarm the TTP strip.
Safety Tube.
122. Lay down the fired strip on the tool stands.
123. Disconnect the assembly, clean it and load them in the unit.
124. Discuss the outcome with base and well site representative.
125. Rig down PCE as per procedure given in document no. DOC. NO: LS/SOP/CHPL/GEN
127. Conduct job closure meeting before departure from site.

LOGGING SOP-BRIDGE PLUG OPERATIONS Issue No. 2
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(Complete - OISD-183-Annexure-III during Explosives Operations)
Be sure to assemble the bridge plug tool at logging base itself.
A) Procedure to assemble Baker setting tool (Size 20).

1. Place Cross link sleeve (18) into vise
2. Lubricate Cross Link Sleeve (18) and setting mandrel (19) with castor oil and graphite and
slide setting mandrel into cross link sleeve (Pin thread of setting mandrel must be
positioned towards top of tool)
3. Lubricate piston rod (17) and slide into setting mandrel (19). Align slot in piston rod with
slots in cross link sleeve (18) and setting mandrel.
4. Insert cross link (16) into slots.
5. Slide link retaining ring (14) over cross link (16) until it shoulders on cross link sleeve (18).
6. Make up set screw (15) into link retaining ring.

7. Install internal and external O-rings (2 and 11) onto cylinder head (12).
8. Make up cylinder head (12) to setting mandrel (19).
9. Assemble O-rings (2) onto piston (8) and connect to piston rod (17) with retaining pin (10).
10. Push cylinder head (12) against cross link sleeve (18), lubricate piston (8) and slide lower
cylinder (7) over piston and make up to cylinder head.
11. Assemble O-rings (2) onto connector (6) and make up to lower cylinder (7).
12. Remove assembly from vise, set aside and place cylinder (5) in vise.
13. Assemble O-rings (2) on floating piston (4) and place floating piston into top end of
cylinder (5).
14. Assemble O-rings (2) onto pressure chamber (1) and make up pressure chamber to cylinder
(5).
15. Install bleeder valve.

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16. Remove upper half of tool from vise and set on end with cylinder (5) up. Use dowel rod to
push floating piston (4) down until it contacts the pressure chamber (1).
17. Fill cylinder (5) with clean oil as per well temperature with OEM provided gauge to the
proper level. (Oil is to be filled at the time of use only)
18. Make up lower half of tool onto upper half of tool. Place tool back in vise and tighten all
thread connections.
B) Well site Operations

19. Inspect the area surrounding the rig structure and ensure that there is no potential hazards
for Explosive job like underground line, high tension line, TV/Radio Transmitter within the
22. Park the Logging Unit. After rigging up measure the Voltage between well head & Logging
Unit and Logging Unit & rig and ensure that it is less than 0.25 V. Make proper Grounding
of Logging Unit and connect rig structure, Logging Unit and Well Head using the Y-clamp
24. Check the cable head insulation& continuity.
25. Check the CCL tool for proper values as per OEM manual.
27. Connect the CCL and Junk Basket installed with proper size of gauge ring (Junk Basket
must be run in well before running B/P).
28. Zero the tool at the CCL midpoint on Rotary and go down with a speed of 40m/m up to the
required depth.
29. Record at least 60 m of on depth CCL and correlate.
30. Go down and tie in the position on wire line for setting the Bridge plug.
31. Pull out the Junk basket assembly at a speed of 40-50 m/min.
32. Do not attempt to go down .If necessary go down till the bottom again or else junk may be
left in well.
33. From around 50 m depth, slowly pull out the assembly to the surface.
34. Dismantle the tool string and load them in the unit.
36. Check the CCL tool for proper values as per OEM manual.
37. Check the quick change for continuity and insulation.
38. Engage the safety switch to SAFE mode and remove the key. The key shall be in the
personnel custody of in-charge Logging crew at site.

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Baker setting tool (Size 20) well site makeup

39. Remove the upper cylinder (5) from the cylinder connector (6). Stand the upper section of
the setting tool on a clean surface with the upper cylinder facing upward. Use a clean
wooden dowel or broom handle to check that the piston (4) is completely bottomed out
against the pressure chamber (1).
40. Fill the upper cylinder with clean oil to the proper level for the temperature at your setting
depth. Pick up the lower section of the WLPSA and make it back into the upper cylinder
and tighten the connection.
41. Install the B/P or Cement Retainer/Packer to tool assembly, install top slip (manually tight
and lock).
42. Remove the cartridge seat (13) from the firing head (1). Notice that this is a left-hand
thread. Install a secondary igniter at the bottom of the cartridge seat and use the arc ring
provided to retain the secondary.
43. Install primary igniter at the top of the cartridge seat (13) and retain with cartridge seat cap
(8). Be sure that the O-ring (9) is in place between the igniter and the cartridge seat and that
the cartridge seat cap is tightened enough to provide a good ground for igniter.
44. Use an Ohm-meter to check the firing head for electrical continuity from the connector (2)
to the firing Pin (5). Check for shorting from firing pin to the head (1).
45. Install the firing head on the quick change assembly. Use a ruler to depress the firing pin as
far as possible and make a note of the distance from the end of the firing pin to the end of
Head as shown below.
46. If the dimension is less than 2-3/8 the firing pin will exert too much force on the igniter
and will damage it and may cause the igniter to leak or misfire.
47. Make up wire line adapter kit and product to be set to the WLPSA.
48. Remove the plastic cap from the power charge and place the power charge into the pressure
chamber (1) with the open end facing out.
49. Check the bleeder valve for proper installation and tightness.
50. Remove the firing head from the quick change Assy. and tighten the cartridge seat (13) into
the head (1). Then install and tighten the firing head into the pressure chamber (1)
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51. Use a safety meter to check the resistance from the firing head connector (2) to the head (1).
This checks the resistance of the igniter which should be close to OEM value and confirms
that the firing head and igniter are installed correctly. Connect the firing head to the collar
locator and complete the assembly. Measure the CCL mid to BP Rubber element offset.
52. Zero the tool at mid CCL and lower the assembly in to the well at a speed of 30 m/min.
53. Load the passive CCL service and save it. Adjust the depth in surface panel. Start the
alternator when the assembly is around 60 m depth.
54. Insert the cable jack to the collar locator socket and monitor CCL signal.
55. Record CCL, correlate and position BP at setting depth and shoot.
56. Depending on depth, well fluid and other conditions three distinct impulses can be felt
manually on the wire line.
57. Wait approximately one minute to be sure that the BP is set.
58. Go down slowly and watch the drop in tension to indicate that the BP is set.
59. Move up slowly and note the setting depth by the weight increase.
60. Pull out the tool at a speed of 40- 50m/min.
61. Pull out very slowly, in case the BP is not set.
62. From around 50 m, slowly pull out the assembly and lay down it at cat-walk.
63. Bleed off the trapped pressure through the bleeder valve.
64. Bleed in an open, well-ventilated area. Place the tool in such a way that the bleeder valve
faces up. Locate the bleeder valve vent hole next to bleeder valve. Make sure that this vent
hole is pointed away from all personnel and horizontal to catwalk/ground. Stand on the side
of the tool away from the vent hole.
65. Dismantle the tool string
68. Rig down and carry out the Job closure meeting before departure from site.
69. Redress the WLPSA by the next day of job.
70. Ensure immediate servicing of BP setting tool/ firing head after the job and also replace all
O-rings.
LOGGING SOP-STRING SHOT OPERATIONS Issue No. 2
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(Complete - OISD-183-Annexure-III during Explosives Operations.at site)
Explosives job like underground line, high tension line, TV/Radio Transmitter within the
4. Park the Logging Unit. After rigging up measure the Voltage between well head & Logging
Unit and Logging Unit & rig and ensure that it is less than 0.25 V. Make proper Grounding
of Logging Unit and connect rig structure, Logging Unit and Well Head using the Y-clamp
6. Note down technical data /depth tally with diagram from well site In-charge
7. Check the cable head/Sinker bar for insulation & continuity.
8. Check the CCL tool (It should show proper values as per OEM manual).
9. Start Surface System and load passive CCL service from the service list.
10. Connect the Passive CCL & sinker bar as per the software service configuration
12. Lower the assembly at a speed of 40-50 m/min up to 100m above the desired back-off
depth.
13. Further lower the tool string with recording down log with a recording speed of 15 m/min
covering back-off depth.
14. Record up at least 100 m Log.
16. Pull out very slowly to surface, dismantle the assembly.
18. Lay down the string shot rod and perforation explosives in a clear area which is suitable for
preparing string shot.
19. Wind prima cord on string shot rod as per requirement and well condition as per annexure-
V.
20. Check the cable head/Sinker bar for insulation& continuity.
21. Check the CCL tool (It should show proper values as per OEM manual).
22. Check the teardrop sub continuity and insulation and if O.K, connect it to bottom of CCL
tool.
23. Connect the cable head to the top of CCL tool.

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In case of Weatherford make unit, also switch system selection knob (LTS Panel) in AUX
mode
26. Lay down the string shot assembly on to the catwalk. Measure the CCL mid to Centre of
load offset.
27. Clear all personnel from the line of fire.
28. Keep the detonator in safety tube and measure its resistance using blasters digital/analog
multimeter. The value must match with OEM value within tolerance limit.
29. In case it is not matching, check another one for correct values.
30. With the detonator in safety tube arm the string shot electrically
(i) First connect the ground lead
(ii) Then connect the central lead & slide the center wire boot on the connection and
tie both sides with nylon thread. Wipe the silicon grease on boot.
(iii) Lastly, arm the string shot ballistically by crimping the detonator to the
detonating cord. Slide the boot over detonator and tightly wind both sides with
nylon thread
31. Lift the assembly and lower it into the well slowly after zeroing the depth at CCL mid-
point.
32. Lower the string shot assembly up to 100 m. Turn on the power generators/Surface system
etc.
33. Lower the string shot assembly at a speed of 40-50m/min up to the desired depth.
34. Disengage the safety lock; insert the cable jack to the collar locator socket for depth tie up.
Go up to fire depth collar and record at least 60 meters of CCL up log.
35. Ensure with Fishing expert that they have given required pull/torque to the tubing/drill
pipe (amount of pull to the string is given so that there must be zero weight at desired joint
and torque should be given at rate of rotation per 1000feet).
36. Ensure that no personnel is on derrick floor and near the well head before shoot as there
might be some jerks/jump of string and vibrations in rig structure after shoot.
37. Tie in position the string shot and shoot. Observe the firing of detonator and note the fire
indication
38. Switch off the shooting circuit and bring back the cable jack to collar socket (CCL) and pull
up the assembly at a speed of 40-50m/min.
39. While pulling out, stop at 100m below the ground level and return cable jack to SAFE
mode & remove the key and keep it with the in-charge Logging crew at site.
40. Pull out the assembly very slowly to the surface.
41. If misfired, disarm the string shot by disconnecting the detonator
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42. Logging crew chief to discuss the outcome with base and well site representative.
43. Dismantle the assembly and load them in the unit.

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In case of rig less tubing puncture for well activation, as soon as indent is received, a discussion
is to be held with the indenter as well as with concerned In- Charge about readiness of the well.
Logging personnel inspect well site and pass on necessary instructions for site preparation. I/C
Operations will coordinate for scheduled well readiness. Logging Unit and related accessories
are made ready to take up the well
04. Park the Logging Unit. After rigging up. Measure the Voltage between well head &
Logging Unit and Logging Unit & rig and ensure that it is less than 0.25 V. Make proper
Grounding of Logging Unit and connect rig structure, Logging Unit and Well Head using
the Y-clamp
06. Start the unit & surface system as per procedure given
07. Do the rig up of PCE as per procedure given in document no. DOC. NO:
LS/SOP/CHPL/GEN
08. Do the Pressure Testing of PCE prior to job as per procedure given in document no.
DOC. NO: LS/SOP/CHPL/GEN
09. Ensure a gauge run in the well to check depth clearance.
11. Check the CCL tool (1 11/16) (It should show proper values as per OEM manual).
12. Check the insulation & continuity of sinker bar, magnetic de-centralizer and double
sealed teardrop sub.
13. Connect the cable head at top of sinker bar
AUX mode
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17. Connect center wire to the teardrop sub and fix the boot on teardrop sub with the help of
nylon thread.
18. Connect teardrop sub to the magnetic de-centralizer and do arming as per RTG gun
system. Ensure that magnetic decentralizer is aligned with charge face
Threaded Type RTG System
a) Pass the center wire through the adaptor. Center wire should be long enough to reach up
to blast sleeve.
b) Charge the RTG gun & connect adapter at the top & tandem at bottom passing center
wire, ground wire & prima cord through tandem.
c) Measure the offset from CCL sensor to first Charge and note it.
d) Remove the detonator from its package.
e) Insert the detonator into a safety tube.
f) Measure the resistance of the detonator between the two lead wires with a blaster's
Multimeter. The detonator should read the value provided by OEM.
g) Electrically connect the detonator lead wires to the ground first and center wire later.
h) Remove the detonator from the safety tube.
i) Cut the prima cord from required place.
j) Crimp the detonator to prima cord.
k) Connect blast sleeve on tandem sub.
Press fit type RTG System

a) Pass the center wire through the adaptor. (Check the all O-rings of RTG adaptor and
replace RTG bottom, if required).
b) Charge the RTG gun (as per OEM)
c) Connect the charged strip of RTG gun to the adapter.
d) Measure the offset from CCL sensor to first Charge and note it.
e) Remove the detonator from its package.
f) Insert the detonator into a safety tube.
g) Measure the resistance of the detonator between the two lead wires with a blaster's
Multimeter. The detonator should read the value provided by OEM.
h) Electrically connect the detonator lead wires to the ground first and center wire later.
i) Remove the detonator from the safety tube.
j) Cut the prima cord from required place.
k) Crimp the detonator to prima cord.
l) Put RTG bottom sub into the bottom of body of RTG gun and tighten the four allen
screws. Carefully put the armed strip into the body of RTG gun and tighten the four
allen screws at the adaptor
m) Carefully put the armed strip into the body of RTG gun and tighten the four allen
screws at the adaptor.

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19. Slowly move up the charged RTG Assembly inside lubricator assembly
20. Slowly move up the lubricator assembly above the tool trap, ensuring that RTG assembly
is inside (a proper synchronization between Winch Operator and Catline Operator is to be
ensured during this job)
21. Connect the lubricator assembly at the top of tool trap.
22. Ensure that the wire line and cat line are not crossing each other.
25. Ensure that X-MASS tree valves are properly functioning and operated by production
personnel.
26. Before opening the crown valve of well, slowly move the tool string to the top of
lubricator assembly. Latch the tool assembly in tool catcher, if equipped.
28. Close the pack off with the help of hydraulic hand pump.
BOP.
30. Partially open the crown valve till equilibrium is established, and after that completely
open the valve (count the number of turns).
31. Monitor pressure inside the lubricator assembly.
33. Monitor for any leakage in PCE assembly and ensure that there is no leakage.
35. Zero the RTG assembly at top of tool trap and slowly lower the assembly.
36. Ensure that ram of BOP is open and slowly lower the assembly by opening the tool trap
and lower with a slow speed.
37. Monitor the cable tension while running-in.
38. Lower down the RTG assembly up to 100 m with a slow speed and turn on the generator
and surface system.
40. Go down to desired depth, record at least 70 meters of CCL up log and correlate.
41. Position the RTG gun at desired depth avoiding the collar.
42. Start the grease injection with injection pressure 20% more than the expected THP at least
5 minutes before shoot. Ensure return of grease
43. Shoot the RTG gun (observed the firing indications).
44. Now slowly pull out the assembly.
45. Continuously monitor the well head pressure from gauge installed on the wire line
46. BOP. If there is sudden increase in pressure then apply grease injection pressure 20%
more than well head pressure to control the well while pulling out the assembly
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48. When tool is approaching the surface, carefully monitor the tool trap lever indicator
(Note: one person should stand near the well head for observing the tool trap lever).
49. The person observing lift in the tool trap lever should communicate and alert the winch
operator by giving hand sign that tool is coming inside the lubricator assembly.
50. When tool trap lever falls, the person should again communicate & alert the winch
operator that RTG Assembly is now completely inside the lubricator assembly.
51. Slowly take up the tool string and touch at the top & monitor the wireline tension. Latch
the tool assembly in tool catcher, if equipped.
52. Close the crown valve completely.
53. Stop the grease injection system if it is running.
assembly.
55. Slowly loosen the cat line.
tension
58. Slowly pull the bottom rope of assembly and hold or tie it
59. Slowly lower the wire line and pull out the complete RTG assembly from the lubricator
60. Lay down the RTG assembly on the tool stands.
61. If there is misfire, then disarm the RTG strip.
c) First cut prima cord from the detonator with a sharp blade and put detonator into
Safety Tube.
d) Disconnect the center lead and disconnect the ground lead.
62. If RTG gun is fired then ask the drill site In- charge for the circulation.
63. If circulation is not established, go for the next attempt as per requirement.
64. If circulation is established, dismantle the assembly and load them in the unit.
68. Rig down & Conduct job closure meeting before departure from site.

LOGGING SOP-SPLIT SHOT CUTTER Issue No. 2
SERVICES OPERATIONS Issue Date. 31.05.2016
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4. Park the Logging Unit. After rigging up, measure the Voltage between well head &
the Y-clamp
5. Cordon off the operation area and install safety sign boards.
6. Discuss the inner diameter of the Casing/Tubing string and the cleared depth up to which
tool string can be descended.
7. If well is inclined, use 24 cutter.
8. A gauge run prior to running the tool will ensure the cutter can go up to desired depth.
9. Split shot Cutters are to be shot in the tubing/casing above the stuck point and against the
collar.
10. It should be run de-centralized.
11. Tension (string weight+20% extra) be applied to the tubing/casing prior to detonation of
the cutter to assist in the removal of stuck tubular.
12. Unpack the hardware and explosive Segments. The Segments will be numbered in
sequential order for assembly.
13. Remove the Screw (item #6) securing the Housing (item 1#) to the Bottom Sub (item#2).
14. Remove the Bottom Sub and attached assembly from Housing.
15. Remove the Cap Screw (item #9) and Washer (item #10) from the detonator Sub
(item#4).
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17. Remove the O-rings (item #7) from their package and visually inspect them for cuts,
lightly lubricate the O-rings with grease and install them onto the Bottom Sub (item #2).
Re-install the Charge Trough onto the Bottom Sub and secure it in place with the screws.
18. Starting with Segment #1, install the Segment (item #5) into the Charge Trough. The
Segment should fit next to the spring and down into the Charge Trough with the inner
angle facing outward, see following Figure:
19. Repeat installation of Segments with the consecutive number
Segment in a linear direction until all the Segments are in the
Charge Trough. All of the Segment should fit tightly in the
Charge Trough without gaps.
20. Insert the assembly into the Housing. Be careful to line up
the explosive Segments with window on the Housing. Secure
Housing to the Bottom Sub with the Screw (item#6).
22. Check the CCL tool (1 11/16) (It should show proper values
as per OEM manual).
23. Check the insulation & continuity of sinker bar, magnetic de-centralizer and double
sealed teardrop sub.
24. Connect the cable head at top of sinker bar
Check the CCL signal in the shooting panel by putting the selection knob in CCL mode.
AUX mode
27. Connect teardrop sub to magnetic de-centralizer at top and split shot cutter assembly at
the bottom.
Arming & Operation of Split Shot Cutters
28. Remove the detonator from its package

29. Ensure removal of shunt wire of detonator. Insert the detonator into a safety tube.
30. Measure the resistance of the detonator between the two lead wires with a blaster's
multimeter. The detonator should read the value provided by OEM.
31. Insert the detonator lead wires through the hole in the Top Sub.
32. Electrically connect the detonator lead wires to the wireline (ground first and center wire
later).
33. Mechanically connect the Top Sub to the wireline tool string.
34. Ensure the wire line is shunted through the shooting panel/kept in SAFE mode.
35. Remove the detonator from the safety tube.
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37. Insert the Top Sub into the Split Shot Housing. Secure the Housing to the Bottom Sub
with the Screw (item #6). Ensure that SSC charge face is in line with magnetic de-
centralizer. Measure the offset from CCL mid to mid of SSC.
38. Zero the cutter assembly at CCL mid-point and lower it slowly up to 100m.Turn on the
power generators & surface system of unit etc.
39. Lower the assembly with a speed of 40-50 m/min.
41. Insert the cable jack to the collar locator socket for depth tie up.
42. Go down to desired depth and record at least 60 meters of CCL up log and correlate it to
identify the desired collar to be cut.
43. Go down and record up to the desired collar at slow speed to minimize stretch effects.
44. Record 3-4 passes of desired collar to ensure the exact depth.
45. In highly deviated wells, following precautions should be taken for split cutter job:
a. To calculate the drag of cable, record CCL 3-4 times in up run against the
targeted collar with same speed. Stop winch against the targeted collar and note
the digital value. Monitor variation in the digital value of CCL till it becomes
stable.
b. In case of variation, go down to that digital value noted above, repeat/ monitor
3-4 times to determine the exact drag shift.
c. Final position of split shot cutter will be collar depth minus drag shift.
47. Tie in position cutter assembly and shoot.
48. Observe the firing of detonator and note the fire indication (do not go below the fire depth
in any case after shoot).
49. Switch off the shooting circuit and bring back the cable jack to collar socket.
50. Pull out the assembly at a speed of 40-50m/min.
51. During pulling out, stop at 100m below the ground level and return cable jack to SAFE
53. If there is misfire, then disarm the SSC assembly.
e) First remove the detonator from SSC assembly and put detonator into safety Tube.
f) Disconnect the center lead and disconnect the ground lead.
55. If tubular is not released subsequent attempts should be made above last one.

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the Y-clamp
6. Discuss about the inner diameter of the Casing/Tubing string and the cleared depth up to
which tool string can be descended.
7. Ensure a gauge run prior to cutter job to ensure the clearance for cutter job. Make sure
there is circulation and hole should be filled with same sp.gr fluid in and out of tubing to
avoid any U-tube effect.
8. The Tubing/Casing cutter with the largest possible diameter capable of running in the
well should be chosen to achieve maximum performance as per OEM recommendations.
9. Segmented cutters are to be shot above the stuck point, avoiding the collar.
10. It should be run centralized. A de-centralized cutter may result in a partial cut and/or
damage to the casing.
11. Tension (string weight + 20% extra) is to be applied to the tubing/casing prior to
detonation to assist in the removal of stuck tubular.
13. Check the CCL tool (1 11/16) (It should show proper values as per OEM manual).
14. Check the insulation & continuity of sinker bar and connect the cable head to top of
sinker bar.
15. Connect the CCL at bottom of sinker bar. Check the CCL signal in the shooting panel by
putting the selection knob in CCL mode. In case of Weatherford make unit, also switch
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Assembly and arming
17. Visually inspect the O-ring for cuts or cracks and lightly lubricate it with grease.
18. Install the O-ring onto the Top Sub as shown in Figure.
19. Remove the detonator from its package.
20. Ensure removal of shunt wire of detonator. Insert the detonator into a safety tube.
21. Measure the resistance of the detonator between the two lead wires with a blaster's
multimeter. The detonator should read the value provided by OEM.
22. Remove the O-rings from their package and visually inspect them for cuts or cracks.
Lightly lubricate the O-rings with grease and install them onto the extension adapter.
Assembly of Tubing Cutter

23. Ensure that the wire line is shunted through the shooting panel.
Assembly of segmented Cutter
24. Insert the detonator lead wires through the hole in the Extension Adapter/shock absorber.
25. Electrically connect the detonator lead wires to the wire line or tool string.

26. Remove the detonator from the safety tube and install the booted portion of the detonator
over the end of the Extension Adapter.

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27. Insert the detonator into the cutter Mandrel and thread the Cutter onto the Extension
Adapter and tool string. Measure the offset from CCL mid to Cutter. Now the cutter is
armed and ready to run in the well.
28. Zero the assembly at CCL mid-point and lower into the well slowly up to 100m.
29. Lower the cutter assembly at a speed of 40-50 m/min. Turn on the power
generators/surface system etc.
32. Go up to desired depth and record at least 60 meters of on-depth CCL up log.
33. Ensure that no personnel is on derrick floor and near the well head before shoot, as there
34. Correlate, tie in position cutter assembly and shoot.
the cutter assembly at a speed of 40-50m/min.
37. Stop at 100m below the ground level and return cable jack to SAFE mode & remove the
key and keep it with the In-charge Logging crew at site.
39. If there is misfire, then disarm the Cutter assembly.
a) First remove the detonator from Cutter assembly and put detonator into safety Tube.
41. If tubular is not released subsequent attempts should be made above last one.
44. Rig down, & carry out Job closure meeting before departure from site.

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Drill Collar Severing Tool (DCST) is designed to sever drill collar and heavyweight drill pipe
reliably and safely during pipe recovery operations. This tool should be used when the drill
pipe becomes stuck in the well or during plug and abandonment (P & A) operations. It is also
recommended that the maximum safe tension and reverse torque be applied to the tubular prior
to detonation of the severing tool to assist in the removal of stuck tubular.
for Explosive job like underground line, high tension line, TV/Radio Transmitter within
the Y-clamp
06. Confirm the inner diameter of the drill string, cleared depth and desired depth from where
the drill string is to be released.
07. Ensure a gauge run prior to running the tool to ensure the clearance for drill collar severing
tool.
08. Select the Drill Collar Severing Tool (DCST) with the largest possible diameter capable of
running in the stuck pipe to achieve maximum performance as per OEM.
10. Check the CCL tool (1 11/16) for proper values as per OEM manual.
11. Check the insulation & continuity of sinker bar and connect the cable head to top of sinker
bar.
12. Connect the CCL at bottom of sinker bar. Check the CCL signal in the shooting panel by
putting the selection knob in CCL mode. In case of Weatherford make unit, also switch
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Single End Initiated Drill Collar Severing Tools
Assembling DCST Tool

14. Remove all non-explosive items from the shipping container; this includes the shipping
assembly, O-rings, and Cap Screws.
15. Remove the Top Sub with attached detonator holder, center Tube assembly, end Alignment
Washer, and the spring from the Housing.
16. Remove the End Alignment Washer and spring from the center Tube assembly.
Lightly lubricate them with grease and install them on the Top Sub.
18. Install an insulated, center conductor wire from a teardrop sub through the 36" long Shock
Mandrel and Top Sub for electrical connection with the detonator.
19. A ground wire may also be installed or the detonator may be grounded to the tool.
20. Install the Shock Mandrel onto the tear drop sub, and install the severing tool Top Sub onto
the Shock Mandrel.
Installation of Pellets
21. Remove the Pellets from the packaging:

1.375 inch tools require 28 Pellets
2.375 inch tools require 88 Pellets.
22. Install a Pellet onto the center Tube assembly over open end. Slide the Pellet along the
Tube until it shoulders up against the detonator holder.
23. Repeat Step 23, shouldering each Pellet against one another.
24. After all the Pellets are placed on the center Tube assembly, install the end alignment
washer on the tube.
25. Secure the alignment washer in place by lightly tightening the screw.
26. Insert a 30 inch RDX-80 detonating cord inside the center tube. The cord should be flush
with the end of the center tube on the bottom and will exit the tube on the top entering the
detonator holder. A detonator will attach to the cord in the detonator holder when the tool
is armed.
27. Install the spring over the end of the alignment washer.
Arming the Tool
28. Ensure the wire line is shunted through the shooting panel.
29. Remove the Owen Resistorized Bridge Detonator from the packaging and insert it inside
safety tube.
30. Conduct electrical check of the detonator's firing circuit by using electrical detonator
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31. Electrically connect the wires to the tool string. The red wire is the positive lead, and
black/white wire is ground when shooting DC+. Switch the leads when shooting DC-.
32. Mechanically connect the Top Sub to the Extension Mandrel and tool string.
33. Remove the detonator from the safety tube and mechanically connect it to the detonating
cord. The severing tool is now armed.
Final Tool Assembly
34. Check all electrical wiring to prevent damage to wires when installing housing over the
assembled tool. Never force, pinch, crush, or impact the explosive components or wiring.
35. Slide the housing over the armed detonator, detonating cord, and pellets.
36. Secure the housing to the top sub with cap screws.
37. The tool is armed and ready to run in hole.
Dual Fire EBW Initiated Drill Collar Severing Tools
This Drill Collar Severing Tool utilizes EBWs to simultaneously detonate an explosive column
from both ends. The convergence of the detonated explosive columns creates a shock wave
collision, severing the tubular.
Pre-Assembly and Pre-Check of Tools:
Figure 1: Drill Collar Severing Tool Shipping Assembly
38. Remove all non-explosive items from the shipping container; this includes the shipping
assembly shown in Figure 1, O-rings, and Cap Screws.
39. Remove the Top Sub (item #3) with attached PX-1 Fireset assembly (item #6), center Tube
assembly (item #7), End Alignment Washer (item #8), and Spring (item #11) from the
Housing (item #5) by removing the Cap Screws (item #9).
40. Remove the End Alignment Washer and spring from the center Tube assembly.
Lightly lubricate them with grease and install them on the Top Sub.
42. Run the wires for the PX-1 Fireset through the hole at the top of the Pellet/detonator
carriage assembly and through the Top Sub.
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43. The PX-1 input wires and the output sockets of the PX-1 Fireset should not be electrically
connected to another component
44. Check for voltage across the output sockets of the PX-1 using a digital blaster's meter set
on DC+ Voltage Scale, see Figure 2. Meter should read 0 Volts.
Figure 2: Checking Output Sockets of PX-1 for Voltage Prior to Arming
Arming the Tool:
Figure 3: Arming a Drill Collar Severing Tool
45. Trim the exposed conductor of the wire from the center Tube assembly without the crimp
sleeve, to 0.5 in (1.3 cm) of exposed wire. Insert wire into one of the sockets of the PX-1.
46. Remove the EBW detonators from their packaging. Strip each lead wire to 0.5 in (1.3 cm)
of exposed wire.
47. Insert one EBW, wire end first, into the Top Alignment Washer (item #8) near the PX1
48. Electrically connect the EBW to the top end of the tool, see Figure 3. One wire should be
inserted into the empty socket of the PX-1 Fireset, and the other wire should be inserted
into the Crimp Sleeve (item #12). Fold the exposed leadwire over itself, and crimp it in the
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49. Electrically connect the other EBW to the bottom end of the center Tube assembly, see
Figure 3. Fold each wire over itself and insert it into a Crimp Sleeve at the end of the tube
and crimp in place.
50. Lightly tug each electrical connection to check the integrity of the electrical and
mechanical connections.
51. Feed the Crimp Sleeves on the bottom end of the center Tube into the internal diameter of
the Tube. The EBW should partially fit inside the end of the center Tube.
Note: This is a temporary position meant for arming procedure only! This EBW will be
installed into a different location during final assembly.
52. Insert the Top Sub with PX-1, EBWs, and related hardware into the Housing. Do not
install Bottom Alignment Washer or Spring at this point. Secure in place with a minimum
of two Cap Screws (item #9). The housing will act as a safety shield for connecting to the
tool string.
53. Electrically connect the wires to the tool string. The red wire is the positive lead, and
black/white wire is ground when shooting DC+. Switch the leads when shooting DC-.
54. Mechanically connect the Top Sub to the Extension Mandrel and tool string
Installation of Pellets:
Figure 4: Installation of Pellets onto Center Tube Assembly
55. Remove the housing from the Top Sub and attached assembly.
56. Inspect the PX-1 Fireset assembly to insure the tab is down to hold the EBW in place.
57. Remove the Pellets from the boxes and packaging:
1.375 in tools require 28 Pellets
2.375 in tools require 88 Pellets.
58. Install a Pellet onto the bottom of the Center Tube Assembly (item #7) over the Bottom
EBW detonator. Slide the Pellet along the Tube until it shoulders up against the Top End
Alignment Washer, see Figure 4. The top EBW should be in contact with the explosive
Pellet.
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60. After all the Pellets are placed on the Center Tube assembly, install the Bottom End
Alignment Washer (item #8) on the Tube. Remove the detonator from the end of the center
Tube before securing the Alignment Washer in place by tightening the Screw (item #10).
61. Insert the EBW, output end first, into the Bottom End Alignment Washer. The EBW
should be in contact with the explosive Pellet.
62. Install the spring over the end of the Alignment Washer. The spring will hold the detonator
in place.
Final Tool Assembly:
63. Check all electrical connections of the EBWs to ensure electrical continuity between the
PX-1 Fireset and the EBWs.
64. Check all electrical wiring to prevent damage to wires when installing the Housing over
the assembled tool.
65. Slide the Housing (item #2) over the assembled tool.
66. Secure the Housing to the Top Sub with Cap Screws (item #9).
67. The tool is armed and ready to run in hole.
Running the DCST assembly into the well:
68. Measure the offset from CCL mid to center of DCST. Zero at CCL mid-point and lower
the DCST assembly into the well safely.
69. Lower the DCST string up to 100 m slowly.
70. Turn on the power generators/surface system etc.
73. Go up to desired depth at a speed of 40-50m/min and record at least 60 meters of on depth
CCL up log and correlate it to identify the desired collar to be cut.
74. Go down and record up to the desired collar at slow speed to minimize stretch effects.
75. Record 3-4 passes of desired collar to ensure the exact depth.
76. Tie in position the DCST assembly.
78. After positioning the tool in the joint, increase the power from 0 Amps to 0.8 Amps over a
4 - 6 second interval until detonator fires.

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the DCST assembly at a speed of 40-50m/min.
81. Stop at 100m below the ground level and return cable jack to SAFE mode & remove the
key and keep it with the In-charge Logging crew at site.
45. If there is misfire, then disarm the DCST assembly.
a) First remove the detonators from DCST assembly and put detonators into safety
Tube.
83. Discuss the outcome with base and well site representative
84. If Drill Collar is not released, subsequent attempts should be made above last one.
85. Dismantle the assembly and load in the unit.

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Job Planning with Customer

Production Logging requires close coordination with Sub Surface and Surface Teams. All
Logging jobs are carried out as per indent given in ISR Format. As soon as indent is received,
a discussion is to be held with the indenter as well as with concerned In- Charge about
readiness of the well. Logging personnel inspect rig-less sites and pass on necessary
instructions for site preparation. I/C Operations will coordinate for scheduled well readiness.
Logging Unit and related tools are made ready to take up the well.
Equipment & Material Pre Departure Checklists
Production Logging equipment and materials are loaded as per CH/PL CHECK LIST -3.
All pressure control equipment (PCE) must be timely maintained. Functional test and pressure
test must be carried out as per OEM. Selection of PCE for pressure jobs is according to their
Working Pressure (W/P) & Test Pressure (T/P) as per OEM manuals.
Inspect all the threads, O rings/pressure seals on all logging tools before each run.
Well information must be collected as per Format given at Annexure-VI for collecting Well
Information
Do the Pre job safety checks as given in document no. DOC. NO: LS/SOP/CH-PL/GEN
2. Start the unit & surface system as per procedure given. Do proper Grounding of Logging
Unit.
3. Do the rig up of PCE as per procedure given in document no. DOC. NO: LS/SOP/CH-
PL/GEN
4. Do the Pressure Testing of PCE prior to job as per procedure given in document no. DOC.
NO: LS/SOP/CH-PL/GEN
Before PL Job, TCL-GR job is to be done for depth clearance & correlation
5. Load TCL-GR service from the service list

6. As per the software service configuration, connect the CCL, GR Tool and sinker bar
(Selection of sinker bars as per chart given at Annexure-IV) to counterbalance the well
pressure
8. Remove the tool power
9. Drain out water if any, and start air compressor and make sure 120PSI pressure in air tank
before lowering the tool in well.
10. Slowly take the tool string inside lubricator assembly hanging on cat line.

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11. Slowly take up the cat line above the tool trap ensuring the tool inside the lubricator
assembly (a proper synchronization between winch operator and Catline operator is to be
ensured during this job)
12. Connect the lubricator assembly at the top of the tool trap.
13. Make sure that the wire line and cat line should not cross each other.
14. If they are crossing / twisting, rotate lubricator assembly opposite to crossing/twisting with
pipe wrenches until crossing/twisting is removed
15. Check and ensure proper alignment of the lubricator assembly.
18. Ensure XMAS tree valves are properly functioning and operated by production personnel.
19. Before opening the crown valve, slowly take the tool string at the top of lubricator assembly
and just touch at top of pack off assembly. Latch the tool assembly in tool catcher, if
equipped.
21. Close the pack off with hydraulic hand pump.
22. Make sure that bleeder valve of wire line BOP is close and pressure gauge is installed on
BOP.
23. Partially open the crown valve till equilibrium is established, and after that completely open
24. Monitor pressure inside the lubricator assembly from pressure gauge on BOP.
26. Monitor for any leakage in PCE assembly and rectify it.
28. Zero the bottom of tool string at top of tool trap and slowly lower it.
29. Ensure that ram of BOP and tool trap is opened and slowly lower the tools up to 50 m.
30. Monitor the cable tension while running-in or pulling-out.
31. Power up the tool string, Preview down log and go up to 100mts above the desired depth.
32. Then record the down log with the recording speed of 15 m/min.
33. Record at least 100 m of up log for correlation against zone of interest and correlate the log
with Open/Cased Hole Logs.
34. Check the depth clearance for PL logging .If there is any issue about depth clearance,
consult the Operation in- Charge at base and plan for further course of action.
36. Power Off the tool string and pull out at a speed not exceeding 50m/min.
37. From 100m depth, pull out the tool very slowly by watching the cable tension.
38. When tool is approaching the surface, carefully watch the tool trap lever indicator (one
person should stand near the well head for watching the tool trap lever).
39. He should again communicate and alert the winch operator by observing the fall of tool trap
lever, that tool string is now completely inside the lubricator assembly.
40. Slowly move up the tool string and touch at the top & monitor the tension. Latch the tool
assembly in tool catcher, if equipped.
41. When it is sure that tool string is completely inside the lubricator assembly, close the crown
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assembly.
43. Slowly loosen the cat line. Loose the quick union joint at the top of tool trap using C
spanner.
44. Disconnect the lubricator assembly by slowly lifting the cat line.
45. Now slowly pull the bottom rope of Lubricator assembly and hold or tie it.
46. Slowly lower the wire line and pull out the complete tool string from the lubricator
assembly.
47. Lay down the tool string on the tool stand.
48. Disconnect the tool strings and clean/service it as per the OEM manuals.
Operation of Production Logging Tools
49. Take the PL Tools, XTU, PGR, QPC, PRC, FDR, CTF, CFB, CFJ & bullnose. Make the PL
Tool String in the specified order XTU PGR PRC QPC FDR PRC CTF
CFB/CFJ. Tool string may vary depending on the objective of PLT Job.
50. Insert the Cs-137 source in FDR and lock it with lock ring as per OEM safety manual.
51. Load PLT service from the service list.
52. In Tool String Editor, change Tool numbers and position of tools as per tool string
connected on wire line.
53. Power the PL tool string as recommended in OEM manuals.
54. Monitor the tool response and check CRC errors.
55. Set the Signal/Noise ratio in UL Scope/Oscilloscope and keep Noise level less than 20% of
peak level to establish proper communication between down hole controller (XTU) and
surface system.
56. Go to action and keep it in record on time mode.
57. Monitor tool working condition in sensor and output window.
58. Manually rotate the spinner clockwise & anticlockwise.
59. Remove power from tool string.
60. Slowly move up the PL Tool stack in riser pipes. (Repeat steps 10 to 29).
61. Power up the tools and check the response of each sensor.
62. Record on time data at 50 m depth to know the well condition.
63. Run in with a speed of 40 m/min.
64. Record the Temperature log while going down.
65. Then record up at a speed of 10 m/min for flow condition.
66. Record logs at different speeds viz. 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 in up and down passes.
These are used to quantify the flow rate.
67. Record the logs slightly above each open zone with respect to time (stationary readings).
68. Record shut-in passes as per requirement.
69. Record logs at different speeds in tubing with CFJ to know the thief zone.
70. Once log recording is completed, pull out the tool at a speed of 40 m/min up to 100m and
very slowly after that.
71. Remove tool power, keep the key in safe mode. (Repeat steps 38 to 48).
72. Remove the source and keep it in appropriate source box.
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73. Clean the tools dismantle one by one and load them in the unit.
74. Merge all required passes and present data as Flow merge logs and Composite logs.
75. Present data in standard format and take required prints.
79. Conduct job closure meeting before departure from site.
Post job check list and PL tool status

After job all equipment and tools should be checked at base. PL Tools status is to be
informed to concerned authority.
Discussion on PL Logs
Before discussion it is essential to know about formation evaluation reports and well
history. PL Logs are to be discussed with HLS & In-charge operation and valuable
decision and recommendations are to be made.
Maintenance of PL Tools
After job, PL tools must be cleaned properly and preventive maintenance is to be carried
out. In QPC remove all small particles and change the filter depending on filter condition.
CTF insulator should be cleaned properly and check O rings and Temperature sensor
condition. PRC rollers must be cleaned properly and check the rollers condition. Flow
meter arms are to be cleaned thoroughly and check the condition of Tips and flow arms
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4. Park the Logging Unit. After rigging up
6. Note down technical data /depth tally/Estimated stuck point with diagram from well site In-
charge
8. Check the FPT tool components (It should show proper values as per OEM manual).
9. The Free point tool uses bow springs or magnets to anchor itself within the string pipe. Any
of two may be used as per well condition and string inside the well
10. If, bow springs are used, set spring one inch greater than the inner diameter of the pipe.
Magnet sections are recommended in lieu of bow springs for pipe sizes greater than the
max I.D.
11. Turn the selector switch on the free point panel to the safe position. Check that the On/Off
switch is in the Off position. Then connect the live 110V power cable and the single
conductor wire line cable to the panel.
12. Assemble free point tool string, connecting a grounding bull plug at the bottom.
13. Turn on panel power switch.
14. Turn the selector switch to CCL and slowly run a metal object over the Casing Collar
Locator to make sure it is working. The CCL meter on the panel should jump as the metal
object runs across it.
15. Turn the selector switch to the Free point position and manually close the sensor section of
the Free point tool. (Pushing and pulling on the bottom sub, the mandrel should move a
small amount in and out of the housing)
16. Momentarily hit reset switch and release. Set the free point meter to zero using the zero
knob.
17. Manually pull sensor section open and adjust sensitivity knob to make the free point meter
read 100 points.
18. Push sensor back together and meter should go back close to zero. Use the reset switch and
zero the tool again.
19. Repeat steps 17 and 18 three times to make sure tool is functioning properly.
20. Reset free point tool to zero and then turn the bottom of the tool to the right to simulate
torque. Observe meter movement to the right or 100 scale. Repeat this procedure to check
tool operation and response.
21. The total weight of the string, including the block must be calculated. Pick the pipe up to
this weight

LOGGING SOP-FREE POINT TOOL Issue No. 2
SERVICES OPERATION Issue Date. 31.05.2016
REV NO.: 00
REV DATE:31.05.2016
ONGC DOC.NO:LS/SOP/CH-PL/FPT PAGE NO: 2 of 2
22. Mark the pipe at the rotary table (or some references point)
24. Lower the assembly at a speed of 40-50 m/min up to 200m. Slowly give slack and then
raise it just enough to have the slack joint in mid stroke. This removes the weight above the
free point tool from the tool.
25. Pull the pipe up slowly to the necessary differential pull needed for the pipe you are
working with. Observe free point meter movement. When the proper amount of weight is
pulled on the pipe, set the sensitivity knob to make the free point meter read 100. Slowly
release the weight from the pipe. The free point meter should move to zero. If it does not
flip the reset switch and use zero knob to adjust to zero. Repeat multiple times and observe
tool operation. When the free point meter reads open and closed as 100 and zero
respectively; record the sensitivity setting for stretch. Same may be done with torque. Once
the sensitivity is set; lock the sensitivity knob. DO NOT AJUST THE SENSITIVTY
FROM HERE ON OR THE CALLIBRATIONS WILL NO LONGER BE VALID.
26. Proceed in hole taking readings approximately every 100 m. until pipe movement no longer
affects a movement in the meter in either stretch or torque. The point furthest down the hole
where the free point meter reads 100 is the recommended point to cut or back off.
28. Pull up the assembly at a speed of 40-50m/min.

LOGGING SOP- SOP FOR CASED HOLE Issue No. 2
SERVICES FISHING Issue Date. 31.05.2016
REV NO.: 00
REV DATE: 31.05.2016
ONGC DOC.NO:LS/SOP/CH-PL/FISHING PAGE NO: 1 of 1
1. Confirm tool is stuck by giving pull in increment of 300 lbs.

2. Try to release the stuck up by increasing bull step by step up to 50% of cable breaking
strength or 60% of weak point strength whichever is minimum
3. Discuss with base and fishing expert
4. For conventional fishing snatch cable from weak point by unit winch or travelling block
5. Remove all personnel near the rig, check bottom sheave and arrest it with cat line if cable
snatching done by winch
6. Once cable snatched from weak point, lower the travelling block down and wind the cable
slowly to winch
7. Check the end of the cable for the confirmation that full cable has retrieved
8. Make arrangement for the fishing equipment given below and hand over to drilling
personnel
9. Strictly instruct them not to rotate the fishing string
10. Give a circulation just above the fish top
11. Engage the fish slowly by giving weight on it (depending on the compressive strength of
the weakest tool in the string)
12. Once it got clear indication of fish engagement, pull out slowly without rotating the string
13. If setting tool is fished, make sure the trapped gas (after firing) is released through bleeder
valve soon after the tool is out
Fishing equipments
a. For fishing neck (1 7/16)
1. 1 7/16basket grapple
2. Grapple control (lock)
3. Lip guide according to casing size
4. Bowl
5. Cross over
b. For CCL
1. 3 1/8or 3 spiral / basket grapple

2. Grapple control (lock)
3. Overshot of pope size
4. Cross over

LOGGING SOP- SOP FOR MWD Issue No. 2
SERVICES FISHING Issue Date. 31.05.2016
REV NO.: 00
REV DATE: 31.05.2016
ONGC DOC.NO:LS/SOP/CH-PL/MWD PAGE NO: 1 of 1
Logging Job.
5. Cordon off the operation area and display safety sign boards.
6. An MWD down hole tool is with the bottom hole drilling assembly, enabling the wellbore
to be steered in a chosen direction. An MWD fishing/retrieval job is done when drill string
stuck and the MWD tool is left within drill string.
7. Note down technical data /depth tally with diagram from well site In-charge. Onsite MWD
representative will provide MWD latch assembly with cross over compatible with GO
connection.
9. Start Surface System and load passive CCL service from the service list.
10. Connect the sinker bar, Passive CCL & MWD latch assembly
12. Lower the assembly at a speed of 40-50 m/min up to 100m above the fish top
13. Further lower the assembly with recording down log with a recording speed of 15 m/min
14. Latch the MWD tool, tool will be released at certain pull after breaking of fins
15. After getting tension indication of relieving of tool pull up the assembly at a speed of 40-
50m/min. After approaching at 100m, slowly pull out to surface, dismantle the assembly.
PL/LOG IQ or LS/SOP/CH-PL/WLS

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CHECK LIST FOR LOGGING OPERATIONS

(Please Tick Appropriate Box)
LOGGING SERVICES, ONGC, .

DATE WELL NO. UNIT NO.
CABLE SHOE DATE WEAK POINT STRENGTH
CABLE SIZE CABLE ON WINCH
LOCATION MAP ATTACHED LOCATION MAP AVAILABLE
LOGS INDENTED
CBL-VDL PLT MIT
TCL-GR OTHERS
PERFORATION INTERVAL
AT WELL SITE
DESCRIPTION YES NO REMARKS

1. SAFETY BRIEFING GIVEN
2. PPE USED BY ALL CREW
3. PARKED LOGGING UNIT PROPERLY
4. PUT STOPPERS TO UNIT
5. CHECKED EXTERNAL ELECTRICAL LINES

CROSSING THE SITE
6. CAT WALK/ DERRICK PROPERLY CLEARED
AND FLOOR CLEARED FOR LOGGING
7. WARNING BOARDS DISPLAYED
8. LOWER SHEAVE FASTENED TO BEAM

PROPERLY
9. TRAVELLING BLOCK LOCKED AFTER
HANGING UPPER SHEAVE
10. EARTHING CONNECTIONS MADE PROPERLY
TO RIG STRUCTURE AND WELL HEAD
11. CORDONED OF THE AREA OF LOGGING

12. CHECK WEATHER CONDITION

13. DEHUMIDIFIER ON BEFORE SYSTEM POWER
UP
14. CHECKED CABLE INSULATION AND
CONTIUITY
15. WELL BORE COMPLETELY FILLED &
CHECKED FOR ANY ACTIVITY
16. CHECKED THE TOOLS ON SURFACE
17. CABLE CLEANING SYSTEM INSTALLED

18. BEFORE SURVEY CALIBERATIONS CARRIED
OUT
19. GAVE DETAILS/ INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING
CASING SHOE DEPTH, TD AND CAUTIONS
TO BE TAKEN DURING LOWERING/ PULLING
OUT OF LOGGING TOOLS.
20. TOOL DEPTH ZERO DONE BEFORE TOOL
LOWERING
21. RUNNING IN AND PULLING OUT OF
LOGGING TOOL IS SMOOTH
22. RECORD HELD UP OR TIGHT PULL DETAILS
IF ANY
23. WELL CONDITION IS SMOOTH
24. THE DEPTHS ENCOUNTERED BY LOGGING
(CASING SHOE& TD) ARE AS PER WORK
INDENT/ DRILLER DEPTH
25. RECORDED NORMAL TENSIONS AT
VARIOUS DEPTHS WHILE LOWERING THE
TOOL
26. POWERED UP THE TOOL, WHILE RUNNING
IN, IN CASING/ OPEN HOLE AND CHECKED
TOOL PERFORMANCE
27. TOUCHED THE TD
28. IF NO, WHETHER CONSULTED WITH THE
WITNESS AT SITE/ OR I/C AT BASE FOR
CONTINUATION OF JOB.
29. CARRIED OUT MAIN SURVEY

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30. CARRIED OUT REPEAT SURVEY
31. REPEAT ABILITY IS GOOD

32. IF NO, WHETHER THE LOG IS REPEATED
WITH BACK UP TOOL
33. RECORDED THE LOGS AS PER THE WORK
INDENT & INTERVALS
34. CASING CHECKS DONE WHERE EVER
NECESSARY
35. ARE THERE ANY APPRECIABLE TIGHT
PULLS. (IF YES, PLEASE MENTION IN THE
REMARKS).
36. TOOK PRECAUTIONS WHILE PULLING OUT
THE TOOL NEAR CASING SHOE AND WHEN
THE TOOL IS NEAR 100 MTS FROM
SURFACE
37. WASH THE TOOLS AFTER JOB
38. CHECK COMPLETE TOOL WITH STAND OFF
etc. OUT OF HOLE
39. AFTER SURVEY CHECKS DONE (WHERE
EVER NECESSARY)
40. ANY ABNORMALITIES NOTICED DURING
LOGGING, DURING LOWERING/ PULLING
OUT THE TOOLS WITH RESPECT TO WELL
CONDITION, TOOL/ SURFACE EQUIPMENT.
(IF YES, PLEASE MENTION IN THE
REMARKS).
41. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TAKEN WHILE
HANDLING R.A.SOURCES
42. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TAKEN WHILE
HANDLING EXPLOSIVES
43. RIG DOWN PROCESS COMPLETED
PROPERLY.

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44. INFORMED THE RIG I/C / WITNESS ABOUT
THE STATUS OF THE JOB BEFORE LEAVING
THE WELL SITE. (GAVE REQUIREMENTS
FOR NEXT TRIP IN CASE OF INCOMPLETE
JOB).
45. DELIVERED FILED PRINTS AT SITE
Space for Comments If Remarks Column is ticked. Please mention Serial No.
Name Designation Party Chief Signature

Doc.No: LS/SOP/CH-PL/CHECK LIST-2
Cased Hole Unit Check List
Unit: Well No: Job: Date:
Equipment Details Y/N Other Items Y/N
XTU Down Hole Controller Source ( Am 241/Cs-137)
XTU Down Hole Controller GR Jig
PGR Production Gamma Ray Tool Wrench
PGR Production Gamma Ray Tool Pack-off Assy.
QPC Quartz Pressure/ CCL combination Tool Riser pipes
QPC Quartz Pressure/ CCL combination Tool Thermal Paper & CD
FDR Radioactive Fluid Density Tool Display Boards
FDR Radioactive Fluid Density Tool Goose Neck
CTF Capacitance Temperature Flowmeter Source Rods
CTF Capacitance Temperature Flowmeter Simpson Multimeter
PRC Prodcuction Roller Centralizer Digital Multimeter
PRC Prodcuction Roller Centralizer Silicon Grease
PRC Prodcuction Roller Centralizer Tool Box
BUL Bull Nose-Down hole terminator First Aid Box
BUL Bull Nose-Down hole terminator 110 mm Ring
TCL-GR Tubing Collar Locator - Gamma Ray Tool Change over
TCL-GR Tubing Collar Locator - Gamma Ray Tool Flange
CFJM Flowmeter - Jewelled Type Single ram BOP
CFJM Flowmeter - Jewelled Type Tool trap
CFBM Flowmeter - Full Bore Type Basket Stand
CFBM Flowmeter - Full Bore Type C wrench
Weight Bar Long rope (2 nos)
Weight Bar Safety Tube
Knucle Joint Hoses (Grease Line)
Knucle Joint Wheel Stand
CBT Cement Bond Tool 3 3/8" Infrared Thermometer
CBT Cement Bond Tool 3 3/8" Handles-BOP
MIT Multifinger Imagine Tool FPIT Surface Panel
MIT Multifinger Imagine Tool Pack-off Assy.-5/16"
CCL (3 1/4") Casing Collar Locator Tool Tool catcher
CCL(1 11/16") Casing Collar Locator Tool 700 psi shooting nipple-CBL
PSC-Bowspring CrossOver -CBL@700 psi
PSC-Bowspring Strip adapter
CBL-Centralizer Pack-off rubber-7/32" cable
CBL-Centralizer Pack-off rubber-5/16" cable
CBL-Centralizer Y-Hoses for BOP
FPIT Free Point Indicator Tool Hydraullic hand pump
FPIT Free Point Indicator Tool Hoses for pack-off
Magnetic Decentralizer Pump in sub
Magnetic Decentralizer Source (Nuetron)
BP Setting Tool Wireline BP Setting Tool Load cell
Grease injecter system
Checked By
Remarks
Inspected By
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Doc.No. LS/SOP/CH-PL/CHECK LIST-3
Production Logging Check List
Unit: Job: PLT Date:
Equipment
XTU Down Hole Controller Source: Cs-137
XTU Down Hole Controller GR Jig
PGR Production Gamma Ray Tool Wrench
PGR Production Gamma Ray Tool Pack-off Assy.
QPC Quartz Pressure/ CCL combination Tool Riser pipes
QPC Quartz Pressure/ CCL combination Tool Thermal Paper & CD
FDR Radioactive Fluid Density Tool Display Boards
FDR Radioactive Fluid Density Tool Simpson Multimeter
CTF Capacitance Temperature Flowmeter Digital Multimeter
CTF Capacitance Temperature Flowmeter Silicon Grease
PRC Prodcuction Roller Centralizer Tool Box
PRC Prodcuction Roller Centralizer First Aid Box
PRC Prodcuction Roller Centralizer 110 mm Ring
BUL Bull Nose-Down hole terminator Change over
BUL Bull Nose-Down hole terminator Flange
TCL-GR Tubing Collar Locator - Gamma Ray Tool Single ram BOP
TCL-GR Tubing Collar Locator - Gamma Ray Tool Tool trap
CFJM Flowmeter - Jewelled Type C wrench
CFJM Flowmeter - Jewelled Type Long rope (2 nos)
CFBM Flowmeter - Full Bore Type Safety Tube
CFBM Flowmeter - Full Bore Type Hoses (Grease Line)
Weight Bar To provide weight Wheel Stand
Weight Bar To provide weight Infrared Thermometer
Knucle Joint To provide Angle Handles-BOP
Knucle Joint To provide Angle Pack-off Assy.-5/16"
Wrench for crown valve
Pack-off rubber-7/32" cable
Y-Hoses for BOP
Hydraullic hand pump
Hoses for pack-off
Pump in sub
Load cell
Grease injecter system
Checked By
Remarks
Inspected By
Doc.No. LS/SOP/CH-PL/CHECK LIST-3, Issue 1. Rev 0. Dated 25.03.2014.

Doc.No.LS/SOP/CH-PL/CBL/ CHECK LIST
CBT CHECK LIST
Unit: Well No: Job: CBL-VDL-GR-CCL Date:
CBT Cement Bond Tool 3 1/8" Wrench
CBT Cement Bond Tool 3 1/8" Pack-off Assy.
CBL-Centralizer Inline Centralizer Thermal Paper & CD
CBL-Centralizer Inline Centralizer Display Boards
CBL-Centralizer Inline Centralizer Goose Neck
Simpson Multimeter
Digital Multimeter
Silicon Grease
Tool Box
First Aid Box
210 mm Ring
Change over
Flange
Basket Stand
C wrench
Long rope (2 nos)
Safety Tube
Infrared Thermometer
Pack-off Assy.-5/16"
700 psi shooting nipple-CBL
CrossOver -CBL@700 psi
Hydraullic hand pump
Load cell
Checked By
Remarks
Inspected By
Doc.No: LS/SOP/CH-PL/CBL/CHECK LIST. Issue No 1 ,Rev No-0, Dated 25.03.2014

ISR Format
LS/SOP//ISR/ REV-0- Page 1 of 2
OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORPORATION LIMITED
SUB-SURFACE TEAM, ___________ ASSET
Internal Service Requisition for Logging Services

Indent No. Date &
Time of
Indent
Well No. Lateral Well Id PEL-ML/ Non ML
Number PEL ML
Well Ready Time Rig Name Rig Type
Date
Location, Nearby Land Mark & Directions
Well Data KB Water Depth GL Lat Long Tentative/

Confirmed
Well Category Well Type Directional Well Profile Job Produc Onshore/ Onshore
Type tion Offshore
Objective of
the well
Drillers Depth Max Deviation @Depth Kick-off Depth
Casing Size/ Bit Dia Shoe Depth Float PPF Type

Type Collar
Depth
Cementation Type of Qty of Sp. Gravity of Cement Expected
Date Cement Cement Slurry Cement
Pumped Rise
Bore hole fluid Sp. Gravity Viscosi PH Salinity
type of B H fluid ty
Sand % Bayrites % CaCO3 Water Loss
%
Circulation Circulation Tight Pull if any Mud Loss if
Start Date & End Date & at depth any Yes/ No
Time Time
Details of Service Required
Sl No. Service Name Depth/ Depth Interval Remarks

LS/SOP/ISR/REV-0 -Page 2 of 2
OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORPORATION LIMITED

SUB-SURFACE TEAM, ______________ ASSET
Indent No. Well No. Additional data in case of Production Logging Job
Objective of
PLT
Tubing Size Tubing Shoe Well Clear Date of
Depth Probing by
BHS Party
Inclination Data Probe Size
FBHP @ MTS SBHT @ MTS
THP CHP Bean Size Qw Qo Qg Water Cut GOR V/v Injection
% Rate
GLV Depth
Zone Opened
Zone Squeezed
Indent Created/ Changed By Indent Approved By Indent Accepted By
Certificate
Adequate Parking place for Logging unit is available.
Catwalk and Rotary floor will be cleared of tubing/ drilling pipes for Logging Operation.
Power Lines in and around the rig will be deactivated.
Power generator and State Electricity Board power (if <30m from rig mast and unit) will be switched
off during the jobs involving explosives.
Approach Road condition to drill site for Heavy vehicles is Good/ Bad.
All vehicular movements in well premises will be stopped during jobs involving explosives.
Signature of Rig Representative Signature of Logging Representative

Contact No- Contact No -
Job Completion Report
LS/SOP/JCR/REV-1
LOGGING SERVICES, ONGC, Job Status: Complete/ Incomplete/ Continued/ Well Problem/ Not Feasible Doc No.
. Logging Type: WL/ TLC/ TCP/ TCP-DST/ DSI/ MWD/ LWD/ MRDH/ SRDH/ TR PLT
W/O Date:OPERATION
WELL NO:
REPORT KB: UNIT NO: MAST/VAN NO: WELL TYPE SFT SAMPLE
(DEV/EXPL)
DT.OF JOB: RIG NO. GL: OH/CH/PL L.V. NO: RIG TYPE: D/ DEPTH TYPE QTY RES. Ref
W/ WOD/ (M) PRE
RIGLESS PSI
TIME INFORMATION WELL INFORMATION MUD PARAMETERS CABLE PERSONNEL AS PER SHEET ATTACHED
INFORMATION PRETESTS
TIME DATE All Depth in Mts Rm Ohm m F Size (inch) Depth(M) Shut-in DEPTH Shut-in
(PSI) (M) (PSI)
Assembled Depth Driller Rmf Ohm m F Insulation DETAIL ATTEMPTED
Dep.Office Depth Logger Rmc Ohm m F Shoe Made Date PRE-TESTS ATTEMPTED SHUT-IN
ACHIEVED
Arrival Site Float Colar BHT F M Cable Head Size
Indented C/Shoe Driller SP.Gr Cable on Winch SWC
(M)
Well C/Shoe Logger Visc. Sec. Initial Length DEPTH STATUS REC
Readiness (M) (M) DEPTH(M)
Well Taken Csg/Tub Mud Type Mounted on: AS PER SHEET ATTACHED
Size(inch)
Well T/Shoe/Packer Water Loss EQUIPMENT ATTEMPTED ::
H/Over cc STATUS
Dep. Site Bit Dia(inch) PH SUR EQP: RECOVERY :
Arrival S/Nipple Top Oil% AUTO: MPRE :

Office Exp.
WELL
Preparation Max Dev. at Barytes CONDITION: LOST :
Time
Post Proce Dist (To & Fro) Salinity EMPTY :
Time Kms CHARGE :
LOGGING INFORMATION PERFORATION INFORMATION IGNITOR :
R Type of Log Intervals in Mts. Tool No. Log R Perf/BP/Shot Interval Charges Prima Cord Fuses FIMF
U Recorded Bottom Top Quality U Bottom Top Type No. Type No. Type No.
N OH/ PLT/ CH GSB N
REMARKS CONSUMPTION OF EXPLOSIVE PRODUCTION LOGGING HSE DATA

TYPE ISSUED USED BALANCE OBJECTIVE: 1. Cold Work permit: Yes/No
2. Special work permit for perforation Yes/No
3. Form of permit-to-work: Yes/No
OBSERVATIONS: 4. (Electrical Lock out): Yes/No
5. Safety Meeting conducted: Yes/No
6. Near Miss (Brief Description): Yes/No
7. Job Close up Meeting: Yes/No
8. Hot Work Permit No.
9. Elect. Lockout Permit No.
Date Sign. P/Chief Name Date Sign. I/c-Ops.Name Date Sign HLS Name

Annexure IV
Sinker bar weight v/s Well pressure Chart
1 kg = 2.2046226 lbm

Annexure V

Annexure VI
Format for Collecting Well Information
Well No. Rig (If applicable)

Type of well (Production/Injection)
Well Completion Diagram
Objective of Production Logging
Logging program
Casing/ Annulus Head Pressure (CHP) Casing Size
Flowing Tubing Head Pressure (FTHP)
Well Profile Vertical / Directional/ HD/ ERD/ Horizontal/
Multilateral
Production/Injection Data
QL QO QG Bean Size
W/C GOR Injection Rate
Position of GLVs (Gas GLV Size
Lift well)
Production Casing data
Casing Size Wt PPF Depth
(IN) Cleared
Perforated Intervals (Formation)
Squeezed perforations
Production Tubing data
Tubing Tubing Bell bottom (present/
Size shoe depth absent)
Well Probing done on
Wellhead Connections
Flange or Threaded (Size and Thread type)
H2S/CO2 present Concentration (ppm)
(Yes/No)
Well History:

Annexure-VII
Committee Members for Preparing SOP of Logging Operations
Sl.No. Name Designation Remarks

First Edition: 25.03.2014
1 AK Saxena GM(W)-HLS, Mehsana Coordinator
2 RL Singh DGM(W), LS, Mehsana Member
3 K Devi Reddy DGM(W)-HLS, Karaikal Member
4 AK Srivastava DGM(W), LS, Vadodara Member
5 Joseph James DGM(W), LS, Mehsana Co-opted Member
6 SP Trivedi CG(W), LS, Mehsana Co-opted Member
7 N Venkatesh Sr.Geophy (W), LS. Mehsana Co-opted Member
8 Sanjeev Sr.Geophy (W), LS. Mehsana Co-opted Member
Revision-1: 20.06.2016
1 AS Bohra DGM(W)-Corporate LS, Mumbai Coordinator
2 Dinesh Mukati Dy.SG(W), LS, Mehsana Member
3 Robin Massey Dy.SG(W), LS, Mehsana Member
In addition to above, several experts from various Logging Locations have contributed for preparation,
review and finalization of First Edition and First Revision of SOP.

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S/N INDEX DOC.NO PAGE NO REV.NO

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Safety and Quality Requirements

1. Field Operation Manuals / Bulletins updates supplied by OEM

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Follow CH-PL/CHECK LIST-1 for Logging Operations.

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Equipment & Material Pre Departure Checklists

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Rig-up at Rig less well site

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Rig up of Pressure Control Equipment (PCE)

1. Put the test rod in BOP

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Job Completion Report

Job Completion to be reported in the format- LS/SOP/JCR/REV-01.

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Procedure to start the LOG IQ (HES make) Unit

Procedure to engage PTO

Procedure to start the Generator

Procedure to Switch ON Surface system

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Procedure to Switch OFF Surface system

1. Shut down the system

Procedure to Switch OFF Generator

1. Check all ACs and Lights are off

Procedure to Disengage PTO

Procedure to STOP LOG IQ (HES make) Unit

1. Keep the START switch in OFF position by using key.

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Procedure to START the unit.

Winch and Generator Start-up routine

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Procedure to Switch ON Surface system

11. Switch ON De-humidifier.

Procedure to Switch OFF Surface system

1. Shut down the laptop.

Procedure to Turn OFF Generator

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8. Turn the power switch (SHORE/OFF/GENERATOR) located in generator compartment

Disengaging PTO and turning unit OFF

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1. New wireline installed on the logging unit.

LINE SWEEP procedure

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24. Slow down limited to ~ 5-6 m/min before 20m of TD

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Detection Windows for 3, 5 and sectors

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