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CemCADE

Operator

: KOC

Well

: SA-573

Contract

: 12050934

Field

: Sabriyah

Prepared for

: Drilling & WO Team III

Location

: SP-185

Proposal No.

: Ver 2

i-District

: 2100134

Date Prepared

: Feb-2015

Business Phone

: 97206967

FAX No.

: 23984325

Prepared by

: Gustavo Nakagawa

Phone

: 97206967

E-Mail Address

: [email protected]

Reviewed by

: Yusrizal Yusuf

Approved by

: Chelsea Ellis

*

Disclaimer Notice:

Schlumberger submits this document with the benefit of its judgment, experience, and good oilfield practices.

This information is provided in accordance with generally accepted industry practice, relying on facts or information provided by others, limitations, computer models, measurements, assumptions and inferences that are not infallible. Calculations are estimates based on provided information. All proposals, recommendations, or predictions are opinions only.

NO WARRANTY IS GIVEN CONCERNING ACCURACY OR COMPLETENESS OF DATA, INFORMATION PRESENTED, EFFECTIVENESS OF MATERIAL, PRODUCTS OR SUPPLIES, RECOMMENDATIONS MADE, OR RESULTS OF THE SERVICES RENDERED.

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JOB OBJECTIVE

To cement 18 5/8’’ casing to surface using 15.8 ppg Class G cement slurry.

JOB PROCEDURE

1. Flush the line with 10 bbl of water and pressure test the line to 2000 psi:

2. Pump 40 bbl of water spacer ahead of cement at 4-5 bpm

3. Mix and Pump 364 bbl of 15.8 ppg Class G (+/- 0.2 ppg) at 5-6 bpm or until get pure cement slurry to

surface.

4. Displace with 21.7 bbl of 9.5 ppg WBM (fluid in hole):

- 16.7 bbl @ 4-5 bpm

- 5.0 bbl @ 1-2 bpm

After sting out, it is recommended to flush string with 10 bbl of mud to clear the string

The Max dynamic pump pressure is 600 psi assuming no flow restrictions and cement to surface (see the

graph of the Pumping Pressure)

MAXIMUM STOPPING TIME DURING THE JOB IS 20 MINUTES

Plan for a Top Job with 15.8 ppg class G cement + 1% BWOC of S001 if cement not received to surface or

cement level drops.

Total Cement slurry volume available on location for the main job is 364 bbl.

Total cement slurry available for a top job is 100 bbl.

Note:

Chain down the casing for min 5 tons to avoid casing pumpout

The calculation is based upon: 9.5 ppg mud is placed in the annulus between the Drill pipe and the 18 5/8”

casing.

The volume is based on the 22” hole plus 100% excess.

Mud conditioning is highly recommended prior to the cement job.

Mixed fluid and cement samples should to be taken

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Section 1: well description

Configuration

: Stab In

Stage

: Single

Rig Type

: Land

Total MD

: 1260.0 ft

BHST

: 94 degF

Bit Size

: 22 in

0

5

0

0

.0

1

0

0

0

.0

1

5

0

0

.0

ft

Well

OD 30. in @ 73ft OD 18.6 in @ 560ft OD 5. in @ 1220ft OD 18.6 in @ 1200ft Stb C @ 1220ft OD 18.6 in @ 1260ft

Lithology

Kuwait Sands

0

1

2

(x 1000) psi

Formation Press.

Frac Pore

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Previous String

MD

(ft)

OD

(in)

Weight

(lb/ft)

ID

(in)

73.0

30

309.7

29.000

Drill Pipe

MD

(ft)

OD

(in)

Weight

(lb/ft)

(in)

ID

Grade

Collapse

(psi)

Burst

(psi)

1220.0

5

19.5

4.276

X-95

12030

12040

Stab In Collar MD : 1220.0 ft

Casing/liner Shoe MD

: 1260.0 ft

Casing/Liner

MD

(ft)

OD

(in)

Joint

(ft)

Weight

(lb/ft)

ID

(in)

Grade

Collapse

(psi)

Burst

(psi)

Thread

560.0

18 5/8

40.0

87.5

17.755

K-55

630

2250

BTC

1200.0

18 5/8

40.0

112.0

17.467

K-55

1420

2990

BTC

1260.0

18 5/8

30.0

112.0

17.467

K-55

1420

2990

BTC

Mean OH Diameter

: 22.000 in

Mean Annular Excess

: 100.0 %

Mean OH Equivalent Diameter

: 24.922 in

Total OH Volume

: 716.2 bbl (including excess)

Caliper and Hole Size Data

MD

(ft)

Caliper

(in)

Excess

(%)

Equiv. Diam.

(in)

1260.0

22.000

100.0

24.922

Max. Deviation Angle

: 1 deg

Max. DLS

: 0.075 deg/100ft

Directional Survey Data

MD

(ft)

TVD

(ft)

Deviation

(deg)

Azimuth

(deg)

Dogleg Sev.

(deg/100ft)

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.000

1260.0

1259.9

0.9

8.9

0.075

Formation Data

MD

(ft)

Frac.

(lb/gal)

Pore

(lb/gal)

Name

Lithology

1230.0

17.00

8.33

Kuwait Sands

Sandstone

1260.0

17.00

8.33

Dammam

Dolostone

Geothermal Temperature Profile

MD

(ft)

TVD

(ft)

Temperature

(degF)

Gradient

(degF/100ft)

0.0

0.0

80

0.0

1333.0

1332.9

95

1.2

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Section 2: fluid sequence

Original fluid

WBM

9.50 lb/gal

P

v

: 45.000 cP

T

y

: 20.00 lbf/100ft2

Displacement Volume

21.7 bbl

Drill Pipe Volume

21.7 bbl

Total Volume

425.7 bbl

TOC

0.0 ft

Fluid Sequence

Name

Volume

(bbl)

Ann. Len

(ft)

Top

(ft)

Density

(lb/gal)

Rheology

Water

40.0

0.0

8.34

viscosity:1.000 cP

Cement Slurry

364.0

1260.0

15.80

P

v

:39.089 cP

T

y

:30.54 lbf/100ft2

WBM

21.7

0.0

9.50

P

v

:45.000 cP

T

y

:20.00 lbf/100ft2

WARNING : CASING PUMP OUT

Static Security Checks :

Frac

5 psi

at 73.0 ft

Pore

28 psi

at 73.0 ft

Collapse

434 psi

at 560.0 ft

Burst

2250 psi

at 0.0 ft

Csg.Pump out

-20.5 lb

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Section 3: pumping schedule

Pumping Schedule

Name

Flow Rate

(bbl/min)

Volume

(bbl)

Stage Time

(min)

Cum.Vol

(bbl).

Inj. Temp.

(degF)

Comments

Water

5.0

40.0

8.0

40.0

80 Pump water as a spacer

Cement Slurry

5.5

364.0

66.2

364.0

80 Mix and pump cement slurry

WBM

4.0

16.7

4.2

16.7

80 Displace with WBM

WBM

3.0

5.0

1.7

21.7

80 Displace with WBM

Total

01:20 hr:mn 425.7 bbl

Dynamic Security Checks :

Frac

4 psi

at 73.0 ft

Pore

0 psi

at 73.0 ft

Collapse

424 psi

at 560.0 ft

Burst

2241 psi

at 235.4 ft

Temperature Results

BHCT

82 degF

Simulated Max HCT

81 degF

Simulated BHCT

80 degF

Max HCT Depth

180.0 ft

CT at TOC

81 degF

Max HCT Time

01:20:00 hr:mn:sc

Static temperatures :

At Time

(hr:mn)

(hr:mn)

Geo. Temp.

Top of Cement

(degF)

(degF)

80 degF

Bottom Hole

(degF)

(degF)

94 degF

Minimum TT Requirement

Name

Flow Rate

Volume

Cement Slurry

(bbl/min)

(bbl)

(min)

Water

5

40

12

Cement Slurry

5.5

364

66.2

WBM

5

16.7

3.3

WBM

2

5

2.5

Safety Margin

120

Minimum TT Requirement

204.0

3:24 hr:mn

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Surface Pressure

0

40

80

120

160

200

240

280

320

360

400

440

Pumped Volume (bbl)

600

500

400

300

200

100

0

Su

rf

.

Pre

s

s

.

(p

s

i)

Acquired Pressure Calc. Pump Press. Calc. CemHP

Estimated ECD

0

40

80

120

160

200

240

280

320

360

400

440

Pumped Volume (bbl)

18

15

12

9

An

n

.

Pre

s

s

u

re

(l

b

/g

a

l)

Hydrostatic Dynamic

Depth = 1260 ft

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Section 4: centralizer placement

Top of centralization

:0.0 ft

Bottom Cent. MD

:1245.0 ft

Casing Shoe

:1260.0 ft

NB of Cent. Used

:12

Centralizer Placement

Bottom MD

(ft)

Nbr.

Cent. /

Joint

Cent. Name

Code

Min. STO

(%)

@ Depth

(ft)

1200.0

10

1/3

NW-ST-18 5/8-12-ST A4

W18E

97.2

160.0

1260.0

2

1/1

NW-ST-18 5/8-12-ST A4

W18E

99.0

1260.0

Centralizer Description

Centralizer Tests

Cent. Name

Code

Casing

OD

(in)

Max. OD

(in)

Min. OD

(in)

Rigid

Origin

Hole Size

(in)

Running

Force

(lbf)

Restoring

Force

(lbf)

NW-ST-18 5/8-12-ST A4

W18E

18 5/8

25.197

20.000

No

Hannover

24.000

357.45

2812.36

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Laboratory Cement Test Report

15.8 ppg 18 5-8 in Csg

Confirmation Test

Signatures

Fluid No : AKC 17583001

Client

: K O C

Location / Rig

: SP-185

Date

: Feb-12-2015

Well Name

: SA-573

Field

: Sabriyah

Gio-AEC

Job Type

18 5-8 in Csg

Depth

1260.0 ft

TVD

1260.0 ft

BHST

95 degF

BHCT

85 degF

BHP

1060 psi

Starting Temp.

80 degF

Time to Temp.

00:14 hr:mn

Heating Rate

0.36 degF/min

Starting Pressure

263 psi

Time to Pressure

00:14 hr:mn

Schedule

9.2-3

Composition

Slurry Density

15.80 lb/gal

Yield

1.16 ft3/sk

Mix Fluid

5.146 gal/sk

Solid Vol. Fraction

40.60 %

Porosity

59.4 %

Slurry type

Conventional

Code

Concentration

Sack Reference

Component

Blend Density

Lot Number

UCN G

94 lb of CEMENT

Blend

3.200 SG

Silo # 9

Loc Water

5.136 gal/sk

Base Fluid

D047

0.010 gal/sk

Antifoam

07052013-2

Rheology

Temperature

80 degF

85 degF

(rpm)

(deg)

Up

Down

(deg)

Average

(deg)

(deg)

Up

Down

(deg)

Average

(deg)

300

57.0

57.0

57.0

68.0

68.0

68.0

200

46.0

48.0

47.0

56.0

58.0

57.0

100

35.0

36.0

35.5

46.0

48.0

47.0

60

28.0

30.0

29.0

37.0

39.0

38.0

30

23.0

25.0

24.0

32.0

34.0

33.0

6

16.0

17.0

16.5

20.0

22.0

21.0

3

14.0

15.0

14.5

17.0

18.0

17.5

10 sec Gel

17 deg - 18.14 lbf/100ft2

18 deg - 19.21 lbf/100ft2

10 min Gel

29 deg - 30.95 lbf/100ft2

30 deg - 32.02 lbf/100ft2

1 min Stirring

25 deg - 26.68 lbf/100ft2

25 deg - 26.68 lbf/100ft2

Rheo. computed

Viscosity

: 36.708 cP Yield Point

: 21.81 lbf/100ft2

Viscosity

: 39.089 cP Yield Point

: 30.54 lbf/100ft2

Thickening Time

Consistency

Time

Remark :

FLY MIX

40 Bc

03:55 hr:mn

70 Bc

04:32 hr:mn

Water Analysis

Chloride

Calcium

Magnesium

3936.00 mg/l

(lb/bbl)

(lb/bbl)

Comments

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Laboratory Cement Test Report

18 5-8 in Top Job

Pilot Test

Signatures

Fluid No : AKC 17301001

Client

: K O C

Location / Rig

: SP-185

Date

: Oct-02-2014

Well Name

: SA-573

Field

: Sabriyah

Gio-AO-AEC

Job Type

18 5-8 in Csg

Depth

1260.0 ft

TVD

1260.0 ft

BHST

95 degF

BHCT

85 degF

BHP

1060 psi

Starting Temp.

90 degF

Time to Temp.

00:14 hr:mn

Heating Rate

0.00 degF/min

Starting Pressure

263 psi

Time to Pressure

00:14 hr:mn

Schedule

9.2-3

Composition

Slurry Density

15.80 lb/gal

Yield

1.17 ft3/sk

Mix Fluid

5.204 gal/sk

Solid Vol. Fraction

41.00 %

Porosity

59.0 %

Slurry type

Conventional

Code

Concentration

Sack Reference

Component

Blend Density

Lot Number

UCN G

94 lb of CEMENT

Blend

3.200 SG

Silo # 3

loc water

5.133 gal/sk

Base Fluid

D047

0.010 gal/sk

Antifoam

07052013-2

S001

1.000 %BWOC

Accelerator

Oc 2014

Rheology

Temperature

90 degF

90 degF

(rpm)

(deg)

Up

Down

(deg)

Average

(deg)

(deg)

Up

Down

(deg)

Average

(deg)

300

58.0

58.0

58.0

74.0

74.0

74.0

200

49.0

49.0

49.0

64.0

64.0

64.0

100

38.0

38.0

38.0

51.0

51.0

51.0

60

31.0

33.0

32.0

44.0

44.0

44.0

30

25.0

27.0

26.0

36.0

38.0

37.0

6

17.0

19.0

18.0

20.0

22.0

21.0

3

15.0

17.0

16.0

15.0

17.0

16.0

10 sec Gel

16 deg - 17.08 lbf/100ft2

17 deg - 18.14 lbf/100ft2

10 min Gel

26 deg - 27.75 lbf/100ft2

24 deg - 25.62 lbf/100ft2

1 min Stirring

24 deg - 25.62 lbf/100ft2

15 deg - 16.01 lbf/100ft2

Rheo. computed

Viscosity

: 35.427 cP Yield Point

: 24.38 lbf/100ft2

Viscosity

: 40.262 cP Yield Point

: 35.57 lbf/100ft2

Thickening Time

Consistency

Time

Remark :

FLY MIX

40 Bc

02:16 hr:mn

70 Bc

02:56 hr:mn

Water Analysis

Chloride

Calcium

Magnesium

3936.00 mg/l

(lb/bbl)

(lb/bbl)

Comments

General Comment : Pilot Test

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Possible HSE Situations

Injury Emergency

Environmental Spill Burm off affected area, keep people away, put absorbing material on spill, Inform DS and Schlumberger Personnel who is taking calls, clean up and dispose of spill properly if safe to do so

Possible SQ Execution Situations Contingency Plan

Loss of Pump Evaluate the situation, if you can by-pass pump, without jeopardizing job quality, continue pumping, if job quality will be effected inform Company Man of situation, and continue with job if he is satisfied with new job parameters

Cement Head Problems Evaluate the situation. Leak - tighten or replace affected part, if less then 15 minutes down time. Valve or pin not

working remove head, and install swedge if hydrostatics allow, otherwise continue at reduce rate

"Down" time limit before circulating If cement thickening time allows it. And Company Man agrees shut down for max 30 minutes. If slurry mixed is equal to

cement out well requirements plus 10% and Company Man agrees start to displace if problem cannot be fixed in 30 minutes

Bulk Delivery Problems Evaluate the situation, Slow down mixing as much as possible, fix the problem, and if delivery can keep up to

reduce rate, and the cement thickening time will allow you to place the slurry, then continue

Density/Rate variation limits (time, Evaluate the situation, If density is more then 2% different from planned then repair problem, This may mean you density points,rate) before shutting have to slow down for awhile for the system to smooth out, then when situation is under control continue mixing down to regroup or fix) You may have to shut down and clean jetting bowl, cement delivery, water delivery ?

Maximum allowable pumping pressure in order to avoid burst, collapse press. Or pumping out

casing Never exceed 75% of your collapse pressure of the weakest tubular you are pumping through and calculate lift press. Loss of triplex pump Continue with other pump as long as you can place slurry 30 minutes before its thickening time, Inform Company Man Burst 4" Suction & Discharge hoses Have at least 2 hoses of longer length then any of the hoses you are using always available and ready to install Excessive engine overheating Evaluate the situation, If less the 220 spray small water continuously onto radiator, more then 220 shut it down Excessive foam generation Add more defoamer, Check that all oilers Are topped up, check slurry density with mud balance, it might be light Mixing water delivery problem Evaluate situation, slow delivery rate, check inline screens for being plugged, shut down no more then 30 minutes Batch mixer tank problems (Agitating,

C-Pump failure, Butterfly valve

efficiency,…. Etc.) Evaluate situation, by-pass problem if possible, slow down and fix problem, if it can be done in less then 30 min. High viscous slurry encountered Temporally add more mix fluid, check with mud balance, make sure you are using proper mix fluid, and cement

Evaluate situation,

Decision Points on dropping plug If cement thickening time allows it. And Company Man agrees shut down for max 30 minutes. If slurry mixed is equal to vs circulating cement out well requirements plus 10% and Company Man agrees start to displace if problem can ot be fixed in 30 minutes Standby Equipment Have all standby equipment check out, and rigged up, ready and running to take over if need be

Leaks Evaluate situation, but generally shut down close in well, bleed off , and check union seal and tighten and continue

Other Possible Situations Contingency Plan

How much to "over displace" if No more then 1/2 your shoe track. Perform mud density check using press mud balance to check mud aeration top plug does not "bump" on time mud check = fill mud balance take weight, then pressurize balance, take weight then divide = airation possible 2% What to do if pressure limit reached Slow down pump rate, if possible work casing, bleed off slowly, record fluid, start pumping again never exceed

your pressure limit, unless Company Man, and Manager talk about it and Company Man signs release form Blowout Evaluate situation, and response accordingly, but generally activate emergency shut down devices, and move away

from well going against the wind, and meet at muster point (Continue pumping if you are killing well)

Loss of Returns

Slow down pump rate, Hesitate Pumping, if possible work casing, to see if you can break bridging problem in well,

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