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BP America
GoMX Deepwater Drilling
MC 562 #1 Drilling Program
For 14-3/4"x16" By-Pass
Procedures and Guidelines for Drilling Operations
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Prepared by: ______________ _
Nicholas Lirette,
Drilling Engineer
Reviewed by: _______________ _
Bob Louviere
Sr. Drilling Engineer
Approved by: ______________ _
George Coltrin,
Team Leader
Approved by: ________ _____ _
David Sims,
Project Manager
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1. 13 5/8" Intermediate Drilling Liner Interval
Introduction
The objective of this section is to drill to 14,800' md and set the 13-5/8" liner shoe at
14,680' md to stay approximately 275' from the well control event experienced
previously. The 14-3/4"x16" hole interval will be drilled utilizing a rotary steerable
system for kicking off the cement plug just below the 16" shoe located at 12, 836' md
and to minimizing dog leg severity on kick off. The plan is to drill the entire section
with 11 .6 ppg mud weight since this mud weight was sufficient to get to 14,800' md on
the previous attempt to drill this hole section. Background LCM should be in the
system prior to exiting the 16" shoe. The directional plan is designed to stay a
minimum of 1 00' away from the previous wellbore at section TO with a goal of 150'.
Close attention to hole conditions will be necessary since the hole behavior is quite
unpredictable following the previous operations to gain control of the well.
Objective
1. Achieve Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) goals of No Accidents. No Harm
to People and No Damage to the Environment. HSE goals are measured by days
away from work, medical treatments and spills.
2. Kick off prior to 13,275' md, minimizing dog leg severity. Leaving 1 00' of plug if
second kick-off plug is necessary.
3. Drill hole section to TO and run 13-5/8" to 14,680' md.
4. Successful_ly cement 13-5/8" liner.
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Concerns
Concern I Hazard
Well Control
Lost Circulation
Running 13-518"
Liner
Wellbore Instability
I Stuck Pipe
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Mitigation of Concern I Hazard
There is potential for a shallower sand to have been charged from the
bullheading done in the previous attempt to drill this hole section. Establish
flowback "fingerprinting" prior to drilling out and watch closely on each
connection. Closely monitor PWD. PVT, and al l other drilling parameters.
Watch for pressured shale coming over the shakers which could indicate an
underbalance situation or a wellbore instability issue.
Lost circulation due to weak fracture gradients from bullheading operation or
from the 12.lppg EMW shoe integrity. ECD's should be kept below 12.0ppg
in this hole section (ECD was l2.06ppg when kick was taken so ECD
shouJdn 't be a problem). Different particle size LCM (see MT mud rreatmenr
plan below) should be used in order to bridge off sands before fractures are
created. While drilling. monitor pit levels and returns for indications of lost
circulation. Implement lost circulation contingency plans if lost circulation
does occur.
Optimize running speeds to avoid sudden starts in stops while running string
and avoid surge pressures.
See appendix C in drilling program for "sloughing formation-tight hole'' and
"stuck pipe' ' decision tress.
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1114-3/4" X 16" OH to 14800' MD/TVD; set 13-5/8" liner shoe@ 14680' (above 14-3/4" rathole).
I 5-1 /2" pipe shall be inspected to 90% RBW; all6-5/8" pipe inspected to 95% RBW.
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General Hole Section Procedure
1. RIH with 14-3/4"x16" rotary steerable assembly and test BOP's per APD.
2. Once BOP's have been tested continue to RIH and tag cement at approxi mately
12,336' MD.
3. Drill cement from TOC to 16" shoe located at 12,836' MD. Prior to drilling past the
shoe ensure 11.6ppg MW with the proper LCM formulation is in the system as
prescribed below. . Watch for enlarged hole/cement sheaths/ sloughi ng shale
immediately below the 16" casing.
LCM Formulation:
7ppb- Safe Carb 40, 7ppb-Safe Carb 250, 7 ppb G-
Seal. Add 600 lb/hr of Safe Carb 250 at the hopper because the shakers will
strip this particle size out.
4. Control drill past the 16" shoe to kick off as soon as possible attempting to keep the
dog leg severity below 4 degrees/1 00' . Once kick off has been confirmed by 100%
cutti ngs return continue drilling ahead cautiously keeping EGO' s below 12.0ppg.
Note: if not kicked off by 13,275' MD, leave 1 00' of cement for isolati on and base
for another kick off p!ug.
5. Drill 14-3/4" hole until reamer and concentric stabil izer is safely out of shoe. Drop
ball and circulate down as per Smith procedures. Pressure up and open Rhino
reamer. Pull test against 16" shoe with 15K overpull to confi rm reamer blocks are
open. Drop second ball to convert stabilizer.
6. Continue drilling 14-3/4"x1.6" hole using the following parameters:
ROP ROP wi ll be based on PWD to keep ECD below 12.0ppg EMW.
ROP should not exceed 100 FPH in this section.
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- Torqlie-Mt)ratio-Monitor.thedifference betwe-en on a.n.doff-bottom .torque - Donot
n exceed the makeup torque of the weakest connection in the hole.
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Pump Rates 3-4 pumps with max flow rate given maximum allowable SPP and
ECD limits (Ensure MWD flow-ra!e are _ _ _
Mud Weight Monitor UNO, torque, drag, background and cnx gas, mud cut, _etc.
adjust mud wej_ght -----
ECD/ PWD Plot and track PWD/ECD measurements for future reference.
Monitor and record mud weight "in" and "out," funnel viscosity, and
sand content.
- - H"oieoeviation- Monitor inciTilation-ari-a
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section TO Casing point is planned to be 14,800' minus needed rat hole unless
hole conditions prevent us from getting to this depth.
Record flow back "finger printing" on all connections to assist with kick detection.
Once fingerprinted, the mudlogging software should detect any deviation from a
normal connection flowback.
LCM Formulation:
7ppb - Safe Carb 40, 7ppb-Safe Carb 250, 7 ppb G-
Seal. Add 600 lb/hr of Safe Carb 250 at the hopper because the shakers will
strip this particle size out.
TO for this section is planned to be 14,800' MD. This depth is based on staying
approximately 275' from the well control event that was experienced previously.
If hole problems are experienced before this depth (i.e. pack-off, wel lbore
instability, loss circulation, well control) then TO will be re-evaluated.
7. At 14,800' MD, circulate the hole clean and spot a 16.5ppg pill in rat hol e
equal to 1-1/2 times the calculated volume. Ensure proper yield point prior to
circulating BU to improve hole cleaning and cuttings suspension. POOH to the
last casing shoe. Monitor well for flow. If good hole conditions are observed,
POOH to run casing. If hole conditions are poor, trip to bottom and circulate
hole clean. POOH and continue making wiper trips until conditions are
sufficient for running casing.
8. While POOH the 15.25" wear sleeve will be left in the hole. Prepare to run the
13-5/8" liner and Weatherford hanger. See Weatherford program for detailed
running procedures.
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Running and Cementing 13-5/8" Drilling Liner
Casing and Cementing Operation Preparation
The 00 of the 13-5/8" liner hanger is 14.44" and may not pass through the wear sleeve
unless it is the 15.25" wear sleeve. Check to ensure the hanger wi ll pass through the
wear sleeve, if not pull the wear sleeve.
Total string wt. (Casing+ OP = 545 kips).
Ensure that cement, additives, fresh and seawater samples are sent to the lab for final
lab testing.
Thickening time lab tests to be done with expected bottom hole temperature and second
parallel test with temperature 15 degrees higher than expected and results compared.
Model cement pumping rates based on ECOs and FGs.
Cement volumes should assume gauge hole + 25% excess.
Prepare the 13-5/8" casing tally, clean and inspect the casing threads and drift casing to
12-1/4".
Since the water depth exceeds the length of casing, (6533' wd > 2200' liner) a 13-5/8"
casing swedge will not be required on the rig floor in the open positi on.
Review swab/surge pressures from Ml Virtual Hydraulics and Allaman for various running
speeds. Select an acceptable running speed to ensure that the formation breakdown
pressure is not exceeded during TIH.
Rabbit the 6-5/8" landing string to a minimum of 2-5/8" on TOOH prior to runni ng the
casi ng.
Primary float equipment should be bucked up and thread-locked onto a joint of pipe prior
to shipment. Inspect the shoe and float collar joints for debris prior to picking up.
Make up cementing head pre-loaded with proper drill pipe dart.
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13-5/8" Liner Diagram
Wford Liner
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0.625"wall
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88.20#/ft
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All connections are SLX
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6
Centralizer
5
0.625" wall
Q- 125
88.20 #/ft
Auto Fill Float Collar
Centralizer
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88.20 #/ft
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Float Equipment and Centralizers
should already be on the pipe.
Protech centralizers should be mid
Assume shoe depth of 14,680' md
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14-3/4" X 16'' OH to 14800' MD/TVD; set 13-5/8" liner shoe @ 14680' (above 14-3/4" rathole ).
5-1/2" pipe shall be inspected to 90% RBW; all 6-5/8" pipe inspected to 95% RBW.
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13-5/8" Liner Running Operation
1. Ensure sufficient clearance thru the wellhead. The max 00 of the 13-5/8" liner
hanger is 14.44".
2. Ensure DP has been drifted to 2-518".
3. Rig up to run approximately 2, 144' 13-5/8" liner (based on 300' of liner lap) as
follows:
Note: Centralizers will be run on this liner string.
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One joint of 13-5/8", 88.20#, Q-125, Hydril SLX casing with guide shoe
(with up-jets), 1 centralizer.
Two joints of 13-5/8", 88.20#, Q-125, Hydril SLX casing, 1 centralizer per
joint.
One joint of 13-518", 88.20#, Q-125, Hydril SLX casing with Davis Lynch
Auto-Fill Float Collar I Landing Collar, 1 centralizer.
Note: Thread lock connections from the top of the landing collar down.
10 joints of 13-518", 88.20#, Q-125, Hydril SLX casing with one ( 1)
Protech Centerform centralizer each installed onto center of joint.
Remainder of 13-5/8", 88.20#, Q-125, Hydril SLX casing.
Weatherford 13-5/8", 88.20#, Q-125, Hydril SLX Hanger with Liner Top
Packer and 20' PBR and Weatherford Nodeco TDH top drive dual plug
launching cementing head with 3-1 /2" ball drop capability.
ATC Diverter sub should be placed 4 stands above the liner hanger.
A total of 10 Protech Centerform centralizers will be run on the first 10
joints.
Note: The connections from the top of the float collar joint down should
be thread locked including the centralizer subs.
4. Run the 13-5/8" casing with the blinds closed. Fill casing as necessary.
Continuously circulate the riser to warm the mud while running the casing.
Prior to opening the blinds, check for pressure below the blinds.
5. Casing information can be found in the Casing/Connector section of the
well program.
6. MU Hydril SLX connections to 48,000 ft-lbs. (Min I Opt I Max MU
torques 40K I 48K I 55K ft-lbs)
7. Limit the running speed to avoid surging formation. Actual running
speeds are to be based on hole conditions. Start and stop casing slowly.
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8. Make up and install liner hanger, plug launching assembly and liner top
packer with 20' PBR. PU and install ATC Diverter Sub 4 stands above
the top of the hanger setting tool. Run the liner on DP. Confirm auto-fill
float equipment is functioning. If equipment is not functioning fill running
string every 10 stands.
9. RIH with 13-5/8" liner to the 16" shoe. Pri or to entering open-hole,
ensure casing is full. Get PU, SO and neutral weights.
10. When the liner is 15 stands off bottom drop the 1-7/8" wash-down
converter ball and continue to trip in the hole. Verify ball sizes and all
ID's on running assembly.
11. When liner is one stand off bottom, MU top drive and start washing down
slowly until liner is at setting depth.
12. Run the 13-5/8" liner to within 5' -1 0' from bottom of the underreamed
section.
13. Drop the 1-7/8" wash down ball. Circulate to close the ATC Diverter Sub.
Pressure up to 600 psi slowly and hold for 3 minutes. Continue to
pressure up to 1500 - 1800 psi to yield the seat and launch ball to
convert float equipment.
14. After yielding the ball seat, circulate at 15 spm and record pressure
once returns have stabilized (this pressure should be a minimum of 150
psi greater than previous recorded pump pressure at 15 spm). Do not
exceed 750 psi during this operation. The setting pressure for the
hanger is 1500 - 1800 psi. Verify all pressures for hydraulically
activated tools.
Note: See Weatherford procedures for detailed steps. Verify ball OD's,
ID' s and pressures with service company to ensure all tool s are
compatible.
15. Stage up pumps to 5 bpm and CBU if hole conditions all ow.
16. Pressure up as necessary to convert float equipment.
17. Proceed to set the liner hanger and release running tool.
Drop the 2 1 /8" setting ball for the liner hanger and pump same to
the diverter sub. Pressure up to 2,200 - 2,800 psi to bl ow ball
through the seat.
Let the 2-1/8" ball fall to the Li ner Hanger Running tool , pressure
up to 2000 psi setting the hanger per Weatherford's recommended
procedures.
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13-5/8" Cementing Operations
1. Hold pre-job safety meeting with all involved personnel prior to cement
job. Release liner running tool and position for cementing.
2. Rig up and test cementing lines to required pressure.
3. Mix and pump spacer and cement slurry as per the recommended
cementing program
a) Pump 75 bbls of 15ppg tuned spacer
b) Mix and pump of 115 bbls of 16.4ppg premium cement
(1 ,000' of fill with 25% excess and 200' shoe track).
Please note these volumes are not definite, we will
revisit prior to cement job.
4. Launch drill pipe wiper dart, and follow with 15 bbls 16.4 ppg premium
cement; displace cement with SSM at a minimum of 8-10 bpm. Displ ace
at maximum rate possible. Note pressures as dart passes through
various restrictions to confirm I recalculate displacement vol umes. 5 bbls
prior to reaching diverter sub with wiper dart, slow rate down to 3-4 bpm.
1,500-2,000 psi above circulating pressure will be necessary to release
the liner wiper plug. Bump wiper plug with 1,000 psi over differential
pressure.
Note: Include compressibility in displacement calculations.
Note: Do not overdisplace Y2 shoe track volume.
Note: It is the responsibility of the Driller, Mud Engineer and
Mud Logger to closely monitor and agree on the amount of mud
lost during the liner job. Report mud losses for the different
phases of the job as follows:
Bbls lost while PU and running the liner.
Bbls lost while RIH with liner on landing string
Bbls lost while washing the liner to bottom (if required)
Bbls lost while circulating, after the liner is landed
Bbls lost while pumping and displacing cement
Bbls left behind pipe.
5. After displacing the cement, verify floats are holding.
Note: If floats do not hold, bleed back no more than 1 0 bbls to snap
floats closed. If floats are stil l not holding, close annul ar, re-pressure
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liner to the final displacement pressure or bump pressure and hold this
pressure based on the lab test results for thickening time. Monitor DP
and casing pressures. After two hours WOC, release pressure and
proceed with setting packer I testing operati ons.
6. Proceed to set the liner top packer and test per Weatherford' s
recommendations. Usually after setting the packer it' s tested to 1,000
psi. Pick up above PBR and circulate bottoms up. POOH and lay down
running tool.
7. Test the BOPs if required. See APD for permitted test requirements.
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