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Northern Canadian Well HPHT Company Information Your organisation is a large oil and gas company who explore for both oil and gas and have extensive infrastructure for the transportation of both in the area being explored. Location The well you have been asked to plan is located 120 km northwest of Fort Nelson British Columbia, 59.651706, -123.008860. Your expected lease site is about .750km from a provincial highway. Well details: The well that is planned in a high pressure, high temperature gas well in the Horn River Basin. This well will be used for production. The maximum planned dogleg severity is 6 degrees / 30m. The average ROP for the well is expected to be about 15 m/hr. Complications regarding high torque and drag are expected. Extensive LWD data is required. Hole / Casing Dimensions Surface Hole - 20", Surface Casing 16" Intermediate Hole 12 %, Intermediate Casing 10%" Main Hole 9 72", Production Casing 7 5/8" 1. 2. 3. 4. 4 5. 6. 7. Introduction & Location History of Oil & Gas Production Reservoirs & Formations Population Climate & Weather Lease Preparation 6.1 Gaining Access 6.2 Surface Location 6.3 Environment Safety 6.4 Other Considerations Well Designing & Calculations 7.1 Annular Capacity (AC) 7.2 Required Mud Weight (MWppg) 7.2.1 Static Bottom Hole Pressure 7.3 Slip Velocity/ Annular Velocity (Vs) 7.4 Required Flow Rate (Q) 7.5 Pump Rate & Strokes per Minute (SPM) 7.6 Buoyancy Factor (BF) 7.7 Total Hook Load (W) 7.7.1 Number of Drill Pipes Required 7.7.2 Weight of Drill String (Excluding BHA) 7.7.3 Total Weight of Drill String Including BHA 7.8 Torque Applied by Drill String Derrick Designing & Calculations 8.1 Stationary Line Load (Fs) 8.2 Fast Line Load (Ff) 8.3 Derrick Load (Fd) 8.4 Equivalent Derrick Load (Fde) 8.5 Hook Velocity (Vb) 8.6 Fast Line Velocity (Vf) 8.7 Total Hook Power (Phook) 8.8 Total Input Power (Pinput) Well Site Planning Drilling Fluid Selection 10.1 Total drilling Mud Required 10.1.1 Total Volume of Well 10.1.2 Volume occupied by Drill String 10.1.3 Amount of Barite Required 10.1.4 Required Mud Volume 10.1.5 Required Barite Weight Drilling Rig Selection 11.1 Capacity 11.2 Mud Pump 11.3 Mud System 11.4 Draw Works 11.5 Power Source 11.6 Substructure & Mast 11.7 Drilling Strings 8. 9. 10. 11. D 12. 13. 14. 11.8 Rotary Table Drill Bit Shakers Waste Handling Technique 14.1. Disposal Methods for Dealing Drilling Wastes 14.1.1 Discharge 14.1.2 Cutting Re-Injections 14.1.3 hauling of Discharge from Offshore to Onshore 14.2. Use of Containment Berms 14.3. Adding Additives 14.4. Fencing 14.5. Use as Construction Materials Enhanced Oil Recovery in Williston Basin Cost Estimation List of Sellers for Equipment Conclusion References Appendix 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Northern Canadian Well HPHT Company Information Your organisation is a large oil and gas company who explore for both oil and gas and have extensive infrastructure for the transportation of both in the area being explored. Location The well you have been asked to plan is located 120 km northwest of Fort Nelson British Columbia, 59.651706, -123.008860. Your expected lease site is about .750km from a provincial highway. Well details: The well that is planned in a high pressure, high temperature gas well in the Horn River Basin. This well will be used for production. The maximum planned dogleg severity is 6 degrees / 30m. The average ROP for the well is expected to be about 15 m/hr. Complications regarding high torque and drag are expected. Extensive LWD data is required. Hole / Casing Dimensions Surface Hole - 20", Surface Casing 16" Intermediate Hole 12 %, Intermediate Casing 10%" Main Hole 9 72", Production Casing 7 5/8" 1. 2. 3. 4. 4 5. 6. 7. Introduction & Location History of Oil & Gas Production Reservoirs & Formations Population Climate & Weather Lease Preparation 6.1 Gaining Access 6.2 Surface Location 6.3 Environment Safety 6.4 Other Considerations Well Designing & Calculations 7.1 Annular Capacity (AC) 7.2 Required Mud Weight (MWppg) 7.2.1 Static Bottom Hole Pressure 7.3 Slip Velocity/ Annular Velocity (Vs) 7.4 Required Flow Rate (Q) 7.5 Pump Rate & Strokes per Minute (SPM) 7.6 Buoyancy Factor (BF) 7.7 Total Hook Load (W) 7.7.1 Number of Drill Pipes Required 7.7.2 Weight of Drill String (Excluding BHA) 7.7.3 Total Weight of Drill String Including BHA 7.8 Torque Applied by Drill String Derrick Designing & Calculations 8.1 Stationary Line Load (Fs) 8.2 Fast Line Load (Ff) 8.3 Derrick Load (Fd) 8.4 Equivalent Derrick Load (Fde) 8.5 Hook Velocity (Vb) 8.6 Fast Line Velocity (Vf) 8.7 Total Hook Power (Phook) 8.8 Total Input Power (Pinput) Well Site Planning Drilling Fluid Selection 10.1 Total drilling Mud Required 10.1.1 Total Volume of Well 10.1.2 Volume occupied by Drill String 10.1.3 Amount of Barite Required 10.1.4 Required Mud Volume 10.1.5 Required Barite Weight Drilling Rig Selection 11.1 Capacity 11.2 Mud Pump 11.3 Mud System 11.4 Draw Works 11.5 Power Source 11.6 Substructure & Mast 11.7 Drilling Strings 8. 9. 10. 11. D 12. 13. 14. 11.8 Rotary Table Drill Bit Shakers Waste Handling Technique 14.1. Disposal Methods for Dealing Drilling Wastes 14.1.1 Discharge 14.1.2 Cutting Re-Injections 14.1.3 hauling of Discharge from Offshore to Onshore 14.2. Use of Containment Berms 14.3. Adding Additives 14.4. Fencing 14.5. Use as Construction Materials Enhanced Oil Recovery in Williston Basin Cost Estimation List of Sellers for Equipment Conclusion References Appendix 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20