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Home My WebLink About188-155ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501-3192 PHONE: (907) 279-1433 TELECOPY: (gO7) 278-7542 September 21, 1994 UNOCAL Kevin Tablet, Land Manager P O Box 196247 Anchorage, AK 99519-6247 Re: Location Clearance Inspections Three (3) North Slope Wells Dear Mr. Tablet: On August 22, 1994, our inspector John Spaulding accompanied your representative on inspection of three UNOCAL North Slope well locations. Mr. Spaulding recommended Location Clearance for Amethyst State 1 and Ruby State 1. He was unable to recommend Location Clearance for Alpenglow State 1 because: "The area around the well marker post is sunken and has standing water and will be needing more fill, also an area immediately adjacent to the well marker post is in need of fill. Larry McAllister UNOCAL Rep. informed me that this winter or next spring fill will be moved to the site in preparation for another inspection next year." Final Location Clearance is hereby approved for the following UNOCAL North Slope wells: Amethyst State 1 PTD 932182 Ruby State 1 ?TD 8:8~t55 Chairman~ c: Blair Wondzell bew/llun2nsw ~;) printed on recycled paper b y (;.ID. MEMORANDUM State of Alaska Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission TO: David~ Chair~ DATE: August 24,1994 TtlRU: FROM: Blair Wondzell, ~-~ FILE NO: P. I. Supervisor . John Spaulding~ ~.~ ' SUBJECT: Petroleum Insp. 199JHVBD.doc Location Clearances Unocal N. Slope Wildcat Sites .Monday Au.qust 22-1994: I by helicopter to Unocal's N. Slope Wildcat Sites, Amethyst, Alpenglow and Ruby St. to observe location clearances. Amethyst >-r~'e ~ P.T.D. 93-182 S 12, T 2N, R 7E, U.M. The area around the well site was clean and the gravel over the location was mounded with no standing water. An area where a fuel spill had occured during drilling operations was also inspected and found to be clean and in good condition. DEC and DNR agencies were also represented. / Alpengiow $¢¢.k~ ~1 P.T.D. 91-148 S 12, T9N, R18E, U.M. The area around the well marker post is sunken and has standing water and will be needing more fill, also an area immediately adjacent to the well marker post is in need of fill. Larry Mc ^llister Unocal Rep. informed me that this winter or next spring fill will be moved to the site in preparation for another inspection next year. I do ~,~_. f~c~..,.,..,.,e..,.A-fo,; Ruby St. ~-I P.T.D. 88-155 S14, T8N, R8E, U.M. The area around the well marker post is re-seeded with grass an looks to be in excellent condtion with no standing water or debris. I rec...,~,.,~,.,,--~ -~,,' /-~, ~-,,-'('Co-, Summary: I do not recommend Unocal's Alpen.q!ow wellsite for a final !ocation clearance. ! recommend that Unocal's Amethyst and Ruby St. be considered for location clearances. Attachments: 199LHUBD 199LHVBD 199LHWBD Unocal North American Oil & Gas Division Unocal Corporation P.O. Box 190247 Anchorage, .Alaska 99519-0247 Telephone (907) 276-7600 Alaska Region Dear Mr. Smith' UNOCAL ) January 14, 1991 Mr. Lonnie Smith AOGCC 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 On January 4 and 5, 1991 Unocal personnel, along with contract personnel, visited the Ruby State Cf I well site located in the North Slope Borough, Section 14, T8N, R8E, UM. A small loader, a welding unit, and a D-8 Caterpillar were transported to the site by rolligon on January 4. When the crews arrived on site it was discovered that the north end of the reserve pit area had subsided to below surrounding ground level. On January 5 the D-8 Cat was used to fill the Iow north portion of the reserve pit with material that was still mounded on the south end of the pit. The entire area of the reserve pit was contoured to a uniform height of 8-12 inches. The cellar area was cleared of snow and material from the reserve pit mound was used to fill in this hole. The abandonment marker, which was incorrectly marked originally, was replaced with a new, correct marker. The equipment was demobilized back to Kuparuk and Deadhorse by rolligon on the evening of January 5. Our future plans are to visit the site in June, 1991 for the purpose of reseeding the reserve pit area. We further anticipate a site-visit in August, 1991 for any appropriate and interested agency personnel to observe the site restoration. We will contact you prior to August, 1991 to coordinate this trip. If you have any qUestions or comments on the work done or upcoming plans call me or Faye Sullivan of Unocal's Environmental Department. Sincerely, Regional Drilling Manager .lAN 2 2 19~1 '~ ~s Cons. ~~ Alaska Region Dear Mr. Smith: Unocal North Amc'~' .~ Oil and Gas Divisi Unocal Corporation P.O. Box 190247 Anchorage, Alaska 99579-0247 Telephone (907) 276-7600 UNOCAL September 25, 1990 Mr. Lonnie Smith AOGCC 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 SR ENG ENG ASST G ;::~OL ASSTtJ lC.' , G._OL ASS'T __ STAT TEC)-) I STAT TEC~"I I F!L.E-~ f On August 19, 1990 Unocal personnel revisited the Ru..b..y.._.rS~t.~9,..~...1. site located in the North Slope Borough, Section 14, T8N, R8E, UM. As you are aware, Unocal was unable to modify the reserve pit mound and fill in the cellar area last winter as agreed, due to insufficient snow cover which did not allow overland travel. Our intent for the site visit this summer was observe any changes to the site and further plan our site remediation. We have attached photographs which were taken during this recent visit. As you can see, some subsidence has taken place on the reserve pit mound but the changes are not significant enough to alter our original remediation plan. The present plan for the Ruby well site remediation is to transport the necessary dirt moving equipment to location, recontour the mount over the unused reserve pit, and fill in the cellar area with soil. As before, this work will be done as snow cover and weather permits. After this work is done, the disturbed area will be properly revegetated following winter breakup. Unocal will keep the AOGCC informed on the progress of the Ruby site remediation. GSB/lew Sincerely, Bush Regional Drilling Manager RECEIVED -MEMORANDUM ~ASKA OIL AND ~AS CONSERVATION CO~'R~ISSION TO: Lor~llJ. e C. Smit~/ DATE: September 13, Commissioner / ~ FILE NO: D.HRH. 063 TELEPHONE NO: THRU: Michael T. Minder~'~'~' SUBJEC~ Sr. Petroleum Engineer State Alaska 1989 Location Clearance Unocal, Ruby State No. 1 Permit No. 88-155 Exploratory Sec 14, TSN, RSG UM FROM: Harold R. Hawkins Petroleum Inspe ctor,/¢?J'~ r 8 1989~ i ~ent to Unocal, Ruby State No. 1 to location for abandonment. The location was clean and free of debris The marker post was up but data I had was different on surface location than was on the post. Also there was a sink hole to be filled around marker post and sinking of fill around reserve pit that was never use~ that has to be filled. I filled out an AOGCC field report that is attached. I also took pictures that is to be attached to this report. Roy D. Roberts Environmental Engineer for Unocal and Cliff Neve a Drilling Engineer and Greg Zimmerman DNR was on inspections. In summary, the Ruby State No. I for U~ocal was not ready for co~lete abandonment until above requirements are fulfilled. Attachment ''ALASKA OIL AND GAS C(l~'.51'~l(va~lu~ ~urL,'~oo~v,, - FILE INFORMATION Operator Address '~-"?URFACE ABANDO~HENT REPORT 20 AAC 25, ARTICLE 2 Surface Location of Well ' Date DoWnhole P & A ~.l~4'_y /~~ Permit No. Unit or Lease Name Wel 1 No. ield 20 AAC 2~.120: WELL ABANDONMENT btARKER: Dia. Steel' Post (4"Min.) ~ Length (10' Min.) Height Above Final Grade Level''(4' Min.i ~! Top of Marker Pipe Closed with: Cement Plug Screw Cap Welds Set: On Well Head ~ , On Cutoff Casing ~, In Concrete Plug Distance BelOw Final Grade Level.~2 Ft... in. Side Outlets: All Valves and Nipples Removed Ail Openings Closed ~ , With Blinds ~, 'With Cement INFORMATION BEADWELDED DIRECT~LY TO ~b~RKER POST: (List k~ere Different from File Information) Operator ~~ Unit or Lease Name ~U~ Well Number' ~. , Surface Location of Well: ! 20 AAC 25. 170: LOCATION CLEAN-UP PITS: ~ ' Filled In ~_~, Liner or Buried V~ , Debris Removed SURFACE OF PAD AND/OR LOCATION: Rough , Smooth __, Contoured .j~ , Fiat , Compacted __, Other _ r .. CLEAN UP OF PAD AND/OR LOCATION: Clean_~_, Pipe' Scrap , Iron Scrap , Wood Paper~, Other ~j:~z ~-~~ .... , _ ' SURROUNDING AREA: 'Wooded __, Brush , ~Tundra ~___, Grass ~__, Dirt Sand __, Other_ CONDITION SURROUNDING AREA: Clean ~(. , Trash from Site__ Other ' ACCESS RO~D: , Mud , Cement , , Gravel , , Trees and/or Brush from Clearing Site , Dirt __, Gravel __, Ice ,,~ , Other ~-'fe--~ni~.' ~ ~u~ ' §~ , Trash from Operations , Trees and/or Brush from Clearing Road __, Spoil from Clearing Road Other REMAINING TO BE DONE: . 05/26/81 / (/J~ ~ p PERIOD OF CONFIDEN[ )LITY XENTS 30-DAY FILING DATE ~///~/~ RELEASE DATE - / DATE B.RPC.02 (05/89) STATE OF ALASKA I1 ~~ vvlllr~ I IVl~ vn n~vvlllrl~ I IVl~ II~rVn I l~illl,I -~V1,1 /, 1. Status of Well Classification of Service Well OIL [] GAS [] SUSPENDED [] ABANDONED J~] SERVICE [] 2. Name of Operator 7. Permit Number Union Oil Company of California (Unocal) 88.~55 3. Address 8. APl Numb~er P.O. Box 190247, Anchorage, Ak. 99519-0247 50- 103r.20104 4. Location of well at surface 9. Unit or Lease Name 194' SNL, 1253' WEL, Sec. 14, T8N, R8E, UM Rub~!State At Top Producing Interval 10. Well Number, Straight Hole Well No. 1 At Total Depth 11. Field and Pool Straight Hole 5. Elevation in feet (i~dCc~'~'e!i~'B?DF, etc.~)~ 6. Lease Designation and Serial No. 386' KB,,~ ~..-,~i ~ .~ . ' ~'~' ~'~ i' ADL 373113 Wildcat .. 12. Date Spudded03/07/89 13' Date T'D' Reached03/15/89 14' Date C°mp" Susp' °r Aband' I 15' Water Depth' if °ffsh°re 116' N°' °f C°mpleti°ns03/20/89 ___ feet MSL ___ 17. Total Depth (MD+TVD)18.Plug Back Depth (MD+TVD)19. Directional SurveY3850' MD Surface YES [] NO E~ I20' Depth where sSsV setfeet MD I'21' Thickness °f Permafr°st, 22. Type Electric or Other Logs Run DITE/SDT/NGT, LDT/CNTG/GR, FMS/GR, CHECKSHOT SURVEY, MUDLOG 23. CASING, LINER AND CEMENTING RECORD SETTING DEPTH MD CASING SIZE WT. PER FT. GRADE TOP BOTTOM HOLE SIZE CEMENTING RECORD AMOUNT PULLED 16" 73# N-80 Surfac~ 1OR' 94" ~.~ .q~ 9 ~, -- _ 9-5/8" 47# N-80/ Surfac~ 1R72' 19_-1/~,' _q.qK .q~.q (~_~lr'l~'t- L-80 by 500 SXS Coldest 2 Cmt. 24. Perforations open to Production (MD+TVD of Top and Bottom and 25. TUBING RECORD interval, size and number) SIZE DEPTH SET (MD) PACKER SET (MD) NO~ E NONE :26. ACID, FRACTURE, CEMENT SQUEEZE~i ETC. DEPTH INTERVAL (MD) AMOUNT& KIND OF MATERIAL USED 27. PRODUCTION TEST Date First Production J Method of Operation (Flowing, gas lift, etc.) N/A N/~,J ,- - Date of Test Hours Tested PRODUCTION FOR OIL-BBL GAS-McF WATER-BBL cHoKE SIZE leAS-oIL RATIO TEST PERIOD ..... Flow Tubing Casing pressure CALCULATED=1~. OIL-BBL GAS-MCF WATER-BBL OIL GRAVITY-APl (corr) Press. 24-HOUR RATE ~! 28. COP E DATA Brief description of lithology, porosity, fractures, apparent dips and presence of oil, ga; or water. Submit core chips. ~V #1: 3489-3519' rec. 23' (in fiberglass sleeve): ~-.~..~.' CORE SS - Lt gy, vfg, clayey, well sorted, well ind, no vis pot or no shows and few interbeds of: · .clyst - m gy, sandy, sol, well ind, no shows .CONFIDEN,tlI[ Form 10-407 Rev. 7-1-80 CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE Submit in duplicate 29. Colville Group NAME MEAS. DEPTH At surface Schrader Bluff Formation In Schrader Bluf Format ion TRUE VERT. DEPTH 1860' At TD At surface 1860' At TD 30. FORMATION TESTS Include interval tested, pressure data, all fluids recovered and gravity, GOR, and time of each phase. None COH iDEHTIAL 31. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS Well Schematic, Well History 32. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge Title Envir. Engro Date 04/27/89 INSTRUCTIONS General' This form is designed for submitting a complete and correct well completion report and log on all types of lands and leases in Alaska. Item 1' Classification of Service Wells: Gas injection, water injection, steam injection, air injection, salt water disposal, water supply for injection, observation, injection for in-situ combustion. Item 5: Indicate which elevation is used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measurements given in other spaces on this form and in any attachments. Item 16 and 24: If this well is completed for separate production from mobe than one interval (multiple completion), so state in item 16, and in item 24 show the producing intervals'for only the interval reported in item 27. Submit a separate form for each additional interval to be separately produced, showing the data pertinent to such interval. Item 21' Indicate whether from ground level (GL) or other elevation (DF, KB, etc.). Item 23: Attached supplemental records for this well should show the details of any multiple stage cement- ing and the location of the cementing tool. Item 27: Method of Operation: Flowing, Gas Lift, Rod Pump, Hydraulic Pump, Submersible, Water In- jection, Gas Injection, Shut-in, Other-explain. Item 2.8' If no cores taken,.inclJcate "none". Form 10-407 iompany : UNOCAL CORPORATION fell : RUBY STATE #! .ocation : lo,State : NORTH SLOPE, ALASKA CORE CORE AN LABORATORIES Field Format i on Coring Fluid Elevation EXPLORATORY A L Y S I S R E S U L T S File No.: BP-3-1337 Date : 31-Mar-1989 API No. : Analysts: PLB,GAC SAMPLE DEPTH NUMBER ~ 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 PERMEABILITY (HORIZONTAL) Kair POROSITY (HELIUM) SATURATION (PORE VOLUME) OIL WATER % % 3489.7 3490.3 3491.8 3492.5 3493.2 3494 8 3495 7 3496 4 3497 3 3498 7 3499 4 3500 2 3501 4 3502.3 3503.2 3504.4 3505~7 3506.7 3507.4 3508.5 3509.8 3510.4 3511.3 0.52 0.90 0.75 0.50 0.23 0.25 0.50 0.33 0.40 0.33 0.27 0.15 0.23 0.18 0.17 0.20 0.26 0.31 0.31 0.30 0.32 0.27 25 5 25 8 25 3 22 0 26 1 24.9 24.3 25.2 23.6 25.1 24.7 25.4 23.8 24.0 23 2 25 8 25 1 24 3 24 3 24.7 25.0 24.8 25.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 88 4 95 9 90 4 84.3 87.6 97.0 99.2 99.1 99 5 99 0 99.4 99.2 96 6 99 3 97 2 91 0 94.3 92.9 97.2 97.5 98.1 97.9 99.2 GRAIN ! DESCRIPTION DENSITY t gm/cc 2.66 2.68 2.64 2.69 2.64 2.69 2.62 2.63 2.66 2.62 2.62 2.6I 2.62 2.61 2.63 2.68 2.64 2.68 2.67 2.65 2.65 2.65 2.65 SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS,ltgy,vfgr,arg,wsrtd,sbrd-rd,wcons,tr calc,tr lams,l% carb frags SS, ltgy,vf-fgr,pred vf§r,arg,wsrtd,sbrd,mod cons,tr calc,tr carb fra§s SS,lt§y,vfgr,ar§,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,tr carb fra§s SS,lt°lvgy,vfgr,arg,wsrtd,sbrd-rd,wcons,tr calc,grds to varg,sdy,sltst SS,ltgy,vfgr,ar§,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,tr carb frags SS,ltgy,vvf§r,ar§,wsrtd,sbrd-rd,mod cons,tr calc,tr lams,tr carb fra§s SS,ltgy,vfgr,ar§,wsrtd,sbrd-rd,wcons,tr calc,~r carb fra§s SS,lt§y,vf§r,ar§,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,tr lams,tr carb fra§s SS,lt§y,vfgr,varg,vwsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc SS lt§y,vf-f§r,pred f§r,ar§,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,tr carb frags ltgy,vf-f§r,pred f§r,ar9,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,tr carb frags ltgy,vf§r,tr f§r sd,arg,wsrtd,sbrd-rd,wcons,tr calc,tr carb frags ltgy,vf§r,arg,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,mnr bioturb,tr carb fra§s ltgy,vfgr,arg,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,mnr bioturb,tr carb fra§s ltgy,vf§r,arg,wsrtd,sbrd-rd,wcons,tr calc,n~r bioturb,tr carb fra§s lt§y,vfgr,arg,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,tr carb frags lt§y,vfgr,arg,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,tr carb frags ltgy,vfgr,arg,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,tr carb frags ltgy,vfgr,arg,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,tr carb frags ltgy,vfgr,arg,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,tr carb frags ltgy,vfgr,arg,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,tr carb frags lt§y,vf§r,arg,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,tr carb frags ltgy,vfgr,ar§,wsrtd,sbrd,wcons,tr calc,tr carb frags I - 1 CORE LABORATORIES Company : UNOCAL CORPORATION Well : RUBY STATE Fi el d : EXPLORATORY Formation : File No.: BP-3-1337 Date : 31-Mar-1989 ANALYTICAL P IIA#DLI#G & CLEANING Core Transportation : AIR FREIGHT RO C E DU R E ~\AN D QUALITY ASSURANCE AIIALYSXS Solvent : TOLUENE Extraction Equipment : OEAN-STARK Extraction Time : 24 HOURS Orying Equipment : CONVECTION OVEN Orying Time : 24 HOURS Drying Temperature : 220 DE6 F. Grain volume measured by Boyle's Law in a matrix cup using He Bulk volume by Archimedes Principle Water saturations by Dean Stark Oil saturations by weight difference in Oean Stark Permeabilities measured on I in. diameter drilled plugs REMARKS Mercury was used as the imersion fluid for Archimedes bulk volume UNION OIL CO. OF CALIFORNIA DRILLING ~ CONFIDENTIAL PAGE NO. 1 RUBY PROSPECT W~.r. NO. 1 FI~ n NEW FI~ n WII/DCAT DATE E. T. D. 12/27/88 12/28/88 12/29/88 12/30/88 12/31/88 01/01/89 01/02/89 01/03/89 01/04/89 01/05/89 01/06/89 01/07/89 01/08/89 01/09/89 01/10/89 01/11/89 01/12/89 01/13/89 DERAILS OF OPerATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS & RESULTS Performing survey work for location. Cleared snow from Texaco ice road. Prepared to commence [.isocal ice road construction. Completed survey work for Ruby State #1 & #2 locations. Anticipate Unocal ice road construction to begin 12/29/88. Completed snow removal operations from Texaco ice road. Commenced snow removal from Unocal road route at 1830 hours. Continued to remove snow from 2.2 mile Unocal road route. CWC water trucks being used to repair Texaco ice road damaged by heavy rig loads. Have one drainage crossing to make +/- 4' deep. Surveyors done with reference points (RP) & location elevations. Cleared snow from location. Cont to build road base. Can easily drive to location with two wheel drive vehicle. Cont to build ice road location. M~__d_e good progress buildg~ ice bridge across water course. Re-checked elevations on pad. A 4.3' difference across rig pad (200' x 200'). Checked for possible location chan~es (could not find anythin~ better). Commenced buildin~ ice on location. Cont to improve drainage crossing & road. Cont to build ice on location. Estimated completion to be 7-10 days. Lake 5 has good water presently. Road is 95% complete. Work on pad. Both corners 200' x 200' rig pad raised approx one ft. Outer areas of pad approx 50% complete. Start work on communications pad. Lake 5 water is 350 ppm chloride. Ice road completed. Outer area of pad nearing completion (75%). Rig pad is going slowly, very little progress in last 24 hours. Work progressir~ slowly on pad.~ Ice would not set up due to warmer weather. Temp iD33reased to +14~F at location. Did not work night crews due to slushy conditions of ice. Will re-evaluate this a.m. Resumed work at 0600 hrs. Put one 250 bbl load of water on rig pad at 0730 hrs. Put second 250 hbl load on r~g pad at 1800 hrs. Had elevated temperatures all day lon~ (+26°F at 1500 hrs). Stop~ work at 1800 hrs. Resumed work at 0600 hrs. Worked on feathering snow berms along ice road and leveling pad area. Temperature rar~ed from +13°F to +20°F. Slow progress on rig pad - wet on corners. Shut down at 1800 hrs. Worked on leveling camp area. Water that was spread on 1/6/89 is still not fully set. Flooded location and suspended operations until weather cools. Work suspended until 1/11/89. Work suspended until 1/11/89. Smoothed location and spotted two loads of water on rig pad. Spotted three loads of water on drill pad for ice construction. increased in p.m. - work suspended due to blow .......... MAY - Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Cemmisslor~ Anchorage UNION OILCO. OF CALI~ DRILLING R~XIRD ii.CO N F i DE N IAL P~E NO. 2 RUBY PROSPECT NO. 1 FIWn NEW Finn WILDCAT DATE E.T.D. 01/14/89 01/15/89 01/16/89 01/17/89 01/18/89 01/19/89 01/20/89 01/21/89 01/22/89 01/23/89 01/24/89 01/25/89 01/26/89 01/27/89 01/28/89 01/29/89 01/30/89 01/31/89 DETAILS OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS & RESULTS Spotted 5 loads of water (250 ~bls each) on drill pad location durin~ 0600 hrs to 1800 hrs. Spotted 6 loads of water on drill pad (1500 bbls) and 1 load (250 bbls) on camp site. Usin~ one 250 bbl water truck and either a 14G grader or 966 loader with bucket/blade. Have approx 2 feet more to build on drill pad - south side. Spread 7 loads of water on drill_pad site (can gain 4" of ice per day). Weather in Kuparuk is -50 ~F. Spread 4 loads of water on drill pad. H_ad_ fuel truck problems, helped Alaska Telecom to install communications tower, and install some road reflectors. Spotted 2 loads of water on day shift then switched to night shift and spotted 6 loads of water (Te~mco needs some water haulin~ durin~ the day to service their rigs). The camp site area is essentially complete and we need to build rig area up 12"-14". Spotted 6 loads of water on drill rig pad. Spotted 19 loads of water on drill pad and camp area. Began to install reflectors on both sides of ice road. Spotted 26 loads of water on drill pad, camp pad, and built up road drainage crossin~ approx 12". Completed installation of ice road reflectors on both sides of road. Spotted 15 loads of water on ice pad and road (2 loads went to road crossing). Spotted 20 loads of water on drill pad and camp location. Location ice work complete except for minor rampir~ and digging of ditch for camp SDU unit. Now have a total of 0.10' of elevation charge across rig pad. No construction work accomplished due to severe cold weather. Rick Dupin (Arctic Research - Brea) arrived and will begin to install thermistors in ice pad. No construction work due to severe cold temperatures. Sent water samples from %ake 5 to M-I and BJ Titan. Could not get samples from D Pad (will get later when it opens). Prep to begin installin~ thermistors in ice pad. Temperatures still too low to work equipment. Temperatures too iow a~ winds too high to safely get to location or work equipment. Clean snow from ice road ar~ drill pad. Install thermistors in ice ~d. Could not get to location due to blown snow on road. Road to be cleared tomorrow. Wait on weather. Cleaned roads of blown snow. Completed thermistor, installation work. RE !Et iED Alaska Oil & Glas Cons. Canmisslon Anchorage UNION OIL CO. OF CALIFORNIA D~I~.r 3NG P4KIRD C'ON'FIDENTIA'L PAGE NO. 3 T.WASE RUBY PROSPECT WRr.r. NO. 1 FIk~ n NEW FIk~n WILDCAT DATE E. T. D. 02/01/89 02/02/89 02/03/89 02/04/89 02/05/89 02/06/89 02/07/89 02/08/89 02/09/89 02/10/89 02/11/89 02/12/89 02/13/89 02/14/89 02/15/89 02/16/89 02/17/89 DETAILS OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS & RESULTS CWC cut ditch for SDU drain line. Wait on V~CO to fly operator to slope to dig for well cellar and conductors. No progress today due to high barometric pressure which disrupted airline schedules. Checked water from mine site D with M-I and BJ Titan. It is good. Will send samples to lab to check for potability. No progress due to high winds. Snow is driftin~ across roads. Cleared roads of snow by 1530 hrs. Veco due on location tomorrow since roads reclosed due to blowin~ snow. Cleared snow from road and location. Veco arrived at location at 2304 hrs and rigged up. Drilled 24" hole (pilot) to 18' and h~ a hydraulic leak. Veco dug hole for cellar with backhoe (approx 12'-14' wide and 11' deep). Began to rig up Watson 5000 rat hole digger to drill for conductor pipe. Installed 10' well cellar. Drilled 24" conductor hole to 30' - drillin~ silt. Extremely slow drilling. Continued to drill 24" cor~ctor hole from 31' to 76.5'. Total time to drill conductor hole from 18' to 76.5' was 19.5 hours. Have moved 15 of 17 camp loads to location. Ran 16" conductor to 76' (below GL). CIP. RU camp. Rig up Pool rig camp (from Rig 6). Completed camp rig up. Camp was completed on 0001 hours 2/11/89. Alaska Telecom is workin~ on camp communications. Blowin~ snow is becom/ng a large problem. Attemptin~ to clear ice roads. Snow is blowin~ and there is limited snow removal equipment available on N. Slope. Could prat get to location due to high wi~ and blowin~ snow. Cleared Union ice road usin~ snow blower. Offloaded groceries and misc equipment f/Llaxien Transport. Repa'ir minor leaks in rig camp plumbing. Alaska Telecom continues to wire for telephones. Fair- weather beg~ to rig up stackpack and first aid station. Began to install super berm around camp's fuel tank. Completed work on super berm around camp fuel tanks. Fairweather is rigged up for weather and first aid station. Have installed landin~ lights and wind sock on helicopter pad. Alaska Telecom still workin~ on communications. Offloaded some of 9-5/8" casing. Welded startin~ flar~e on 16" conductor usin~ 220°F preheat. Flar~e face is 36" above top of cellar. Alaska Telecom completed phone hookUp but havin~ trouble with scramble fax. Shipped fax to Dallas, Texas for repairs. Rec more 9-5/8" csg - total of 54 jts on location. UN-/ON OIL CO. OF CALIFORNIA D~T~ ~,TN~ R~CORD CONFIDENTIAL PAGE NO. 4 r.WASE RUBY PROSPECT W~.r. NO. 1 FI~ n NEW FI~ n WILDCAT DATE E. T. D. 02/18/89 02/19/89 02/20/89 02/21/89 02/22/89 02/23/89 02/24/89 02/25/89 02/26/89 02/27/89 02/28/89 03/01/89 DETAILS OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS & RESULTS Pool did general clean-up and camp maintenance. Uoco personnel moved from Deadhorse to location today. Chevron is movi~ Rowan Rig 18 to their location and has had the main ice road blocked since late afternoon with broken down equipment. (The truckin~ contractor is Peak Oilfield Svcs, the same outfit that will be movin~ our rig to ~ location. ) Continued general maintenance and clean up on Pool's Camp #6. Alaska Telecom checkin~ all communication systems. Of,load 7" csg. Total on location (99) Jts. Received (4) Jts 9-5/8" csg. Total on location (58) Jts 9-5/8" BTC. Of,load misc drillin~ equip (2) Telecom tools, (2) Eastman Chris 6-3/4" core bbl with PVC inter barrels, (2) press carriers from Sperry Sun. Wellhead equip from CIW - Sec. "A" and Sec ItSIt . Clearing excess snow on ice pad and in front of Camp #6. Continued maintenance on Pool's Camp #6. Arctic Transport moved in one fuel storage tank. continued general maintenance on Pool's Camp #6. Alaska Telecom working on corn-shack. Working on ice pad clearir~ excess snow usin~ CWC motor grad~_r. Unload (36) Jts 7" csg from Frontier Transport. Pool transport moved in pipe racks & misc drillin~ equipment f/Rig #102. continued ma/ntenance on Camp #6. Alaska Telecom workin~ on com-sb~ck. Received one load of 5" drill pipe & one boiler package; off-load same. Use CWC motor grader to clear Unocal's ice road, ice pad (ok). Started worki~ on reserve pit with CWC D-7 cat using a ripper on the ice pad. Off-load 5" drill pipe and misc drillin~ equipment. Prepare location f/Rig #102. Rig #102 rigged down & left drill site #3 for Ruby State location @ 1830 hrs (est. 12 hrs to location). Moved in Pool's Rig #102 on Ruby location f/drlg site #3. Un_~ble to rig up due to high winds. White out conditions at Kuparuk; wait on weather (14 hrs). Wait on weather (12 hrs). Diggin~ out ~quipment, heavy snow drifts. Helicopter pad (OK). Some ~qui~ment down. Workir~ on trucks to start same. All rig modules on location, commenced rig up. Start setting in rig modules at 1200 hrs. Continue rigging up Pool Arctic Rig #102. Raised bottom section of derrick. Worked on monkey board (OK). Connecting all electrical hook ups & heatin~ to all modules. Continued workin~ on reserve pit with CWC D-8 cat w/ripper. Riggin~ up Pool Arctic Rig #102 electrical & heatir~ outlets to all modules. Work on rig pumps, cbmn~ed out swabs & liners to (5"). Workin~ on diverter system, diverter lines to mud cross. continued rig up on Rig #102. Rig repairs: some welding on monkey board. Damaged due to high winds. Of,load Fisher Fluid processor from rollagon. Workir~ on diverter liD~. Rig up centrifuge & electrical wirin~ to centrifuge and heaters. 'wt UNION OIL CO. OF CALI~ D~TI'.T.~ ~ CONFIDENTIAL PAGE NO. 5 LEASE RUBY PROSPECT W-Rr.T. NO. 1 FIk~n NEW FIR[ n WILDCAT DATE E. T. D. 03/02/89 03/03/89 03/04/89 03/05/89 03/06/89 03/07/89 428' 03/08/89 685' 03/09/89 1626' DETAILS OF OPerATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS & RESULTS Raised top section of derrick at 0200 hrs. Install wireline unit - Slick line. Dressed out rig floor, clean out 10-3/4" diverter line. Finished berm around rig diesel tank. Nipple up 13-5/8" Hydril f/diverter system. Pool Arctic Rig #102 accepted by Unocal at 1600 hrs, @ sta~__y rate. Rig up Totco equipment in mud pits. tools from Rollagon, rigging up same. Rollagon. Position same for rig up. #1. Off-load mud material & Teleco Off-load Exlog unit f/2nd Measure & caliper tools for BHA Off-load mud material, 5" drill pipe & misc drillin~ equipment. CWC D-8 cat w/ripper sent to Deadh_orse for repairs. Lb_able to dig out for secord~ary shale shaker next to reserve pit. Followir~ are rigged up to drill: Teleco, Exlog, except for m/nor calibration. S.T.O.P. install and calibrated H2S (4) point senors. Mixed up 300 bbls spud mud. Peak Transport moved in D-8 cat w/ripper dug out f/sec0~dary shale shaker. Continued rig up w/seco~___ary shaker, fabricate susport f/shaker and cuttir~s chute. Position Fisher Fluid's processor unit - rigging up same. Set in two 600 bbl storage tanks installin~ berm around same. Totco, Teleco, Exlog rigged up 100% to drill. Build/r~ a shed around the secondary shaker with insulation. The tank will be completely enclosed with a heater. Finish enclosir~ secondary shaker, install lightin~ and chan~ed out electrical wirin~ on sbz~le shaker. Fill pipe to check Teleco tool at surface, bell nipple leakin~ mud. Trip out with ~HA #1, changed out boot in bell nipple. Lb__able to start motor on #1 pump, working on motor. Repair rig. Work on motor (governor) on #1 pump (6.5 hrs). Slip drlg line 24'. Spud thru 16" conductor ~ 108: KB @ 0700 hrs 03/07/89. Drld & survey 12-1/4" hole 108'-428'. POH to 16" conductor to repair pump on Fisher Fluid processor unit. Four~ centrifuge packed off, overload clutch sheared off. Washed out same, chan~ed out overload clutch. Attempt to process fluid (neg results). Rig up cellar pump to pump out mud from secoD~___ary mud tank. After runni~ for 10 min centrifuge packed off and sheared overload clutch again. Attempt to ship mud w/cellar pump (neg results). Use vacuum truck to..: pull volume down in secondary mud tank. RIH to 416'. Wash f/416'-428'. Drld 12-1/4" hole 428'-460'. Oiler on #2 pump froze up, charge out same (1 hr). Drld 460'-639'. Circ & condition mud @ 639'. Raise vis to carry sand & gvl. Drld 639'-685'. Cuttir~s chute packing off: modified cuttings chute to bypass secondary shale shaker (4 hrs). RIH w/bit #2. Attempt to break circ at 600' (neg). POH, found plug in 12-1/4" stab above Teleco tool. Found ice plug in MWD. Clear same w/steam (OK). Check M~D at surface (OK). RIH w/BHA #1. RIHw/bit #2 to 570'. Wash & ream 570'-685'. Drld & survey w/Teleco 685'-1564'. Circ f/drypipe. Trip for bit #3. Check MWD at surface (OK). RIHto 1544'. Wash & ream1544'-1564' (precaution). Drld 12-1/4" hole 1564'-1626'. L~ION OIL CO. OF CALIFORNIA DRILL/NG R~U~D PAGE NO. 6 T.WASE RUBY PROSPECT W~.T. NO. 1 FI~ n NEW FI~ n WILDCAT DATE E.T.D. 03/10/89 1876' 03/11/89 1876' 03/12/89 1989' 03/13/89 3125' 03/14/89 3519' 03/15/89 3850'TD DETAILS OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS & RESULTS Drld 12-1/4" hole 1626'-1876' TD. Reach TD @ 0215 hrs. Circ samples f/loggers from 1876'. Pump slu~. POHw/BHA for open hole logs. Rig up Schlumberger. MU& ran DITE/SDT/GR. Logged 108'-1874'. Schlumberger TD@ 1874'. Rig down. Move 5" H~DPinderrick. Rig up~ to run9-5/8" casir~. Ran45 Jts 9-5/8" 47# N-80 & L-80 BT&Ccsg. MU stab-intool, run on 5" DP. Pick upextra DP. Tag upon stab in float collar @ 1827', shoe @ 1872'. Break circ. Circ & condmud. Press test cmt lines to 2000 psi. Pump 10 bbl water ahead for preflush. Cemented w/535 sx cold set three @ 12.2 ppg followed by tail-in of 500 sx cold set two @ 14.9 ppg. Cmt displ w/26 bbls water leaving 1.5 bbls above FC. CIP at 2200 hrs. No cmt to surface. POH stab-in tool. Lay out excess 5" DP. WOC. Continued to WOC (0001-0700). While WOC, cleaned cellar & floor. MU PVC for top job. ND diverter lines. Did top job between 16" & 9-5/8" csg w/90 sx cold set II cmt. CIP at 0730 hrs. Had good cmt to surface. Set out diverter & spool. _M~___~9 rough cuts on 16" & 9-5/8" csg. Ma_de final cuts on csg strings. Weld on CIW 9-5/8" SOW X 11" 3000# csg head. Used Hot-Head for preheat. Tested weld to 500 psi w/N2. Post heated head w/Hot-Head. Let cool & retested to 3000# w/hydraulic oil. (Tested good). Installed gussets to stabilize 9-5/8" to 16". Tested choke manifold to 3000#-all OK. Test witnessed and approved by Bobby Foster of AOGCC. Began to nipple up 13-5/8" 5000# BOPE. Nipple up class four 5M BOPE. Function test same (OK). Press test BOPE to Unocal spec's: pipe rams, choke man, kelly cocks to 250 psi low, 3000 psi high; Hydril 250 psi low, 1500 psi high. Press test blir~ rams & 9-5/8" csg to 3000 psi (1/2 hr), press test (OK). Witnessed by Bobb~F_o~er AOGOC. Layout BHA #1; (3) 8" DC's, Teleco tool and 12-1/4~stabs. Make up BHA #2. PU & measure (5) 6-1/2" DC's, Teleco tool & (4) 8-1/2" stabs. Check MWD @ surface (OK). RIH to top of cement @ 1804'. Drld omt 1804'-1862'. Circ. Press test 9-5/8" csg to 3000 psi w/BJ c~menters - Test OK. Drld c~t & 9-5/8" shoe @ 1872'. Washed hole 1872'-1876'. Drill 8-1/2" hole 1876'-1889'. Pull to csg shoe. Circ for leak off test. Rig up BJ cmtr's for leak off test: 750 psi = ~ 122 PCF mud grad, 0.85 psi/ft. Rig down BJ cmtr's. Drld & survey w/MWD 1879'-1989'. Drld & survey 8-1/2" hole w/MWD 1989'-2579'. Circbtmsup from 2579' for loggers. POH for bit #5. Worked thrutight hole 1959'-2455' (25-45K) overpull. RIHto csg shoe. Check MWD (OK). ContRIHto 2549'. Wash & ream2549'-2579'. Drld& survey 8-1/2" hole 2579'-3125'. Drld& survey 8-1/2" hole w/MWD 3125'-3216'. Circbtmsup @ 3216'. POH for bit 6. RIHto csg shoe. Check M~D (OK). RIHto 3176'. Wash & ream 3176'-3216'. Drld 8-1/2" hole 3216'-3489'. Circ. POHw/BHA #2. Work thrutight hole 2760'-3426' (20-30K overpull). MU coring assy #1; 6-3/4" OD conventional Chris core bblw/(2) 8-7/16" stabs. Service core bbl w/4" PVC for inter bbl. RIHto csg shoe. Slip & cut drlg line. RIHto 3448'. Wash & ream 3448'-3489'. Drop ball for core #1. Cored 3489'-3519' (30'). POHw/corebbl. Lay out Chris 6-3/4" core bbl. MU BHA#2. RIHtocsg shoe. CheckMWD (OK). RIHto top of core run@ 3489'. wash & ream 3489'-3519'. Drld & survey 8-1/2" hole w/M~D 3519'-3850' TD. Reach TD@ 1915hrs. Circ btms up. Condition mud for open hole logs. POH w/BHA #2 (chain out). Brk circ at 3292' (OK). Work thrutight spot @ 3120'(OK). POH. UNION OIL CO. OF C~T.TFORNIA E~LLTNG ~ CONFIDEN ' AL PAGE NO. 7 T .FASE RUBY PROSPfL~T NO. 1 FI~ n NEW FI~ n WII/DCAT DATE E.T.D. 03/16/89 03/17/89 3850'TD 3850~TD 1813'ETD 03/18/89 3850'9 Surf ETD 03/19/89 03/20/89 03/21/89 03/22/89 03/23/24/25/26/89 03/27/89 03/28/89 03/29/89 3/30/89 3/31,4/1/2/89 4/3/89 DETAILS OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS & RESULTS Ran DITE/SDT/NGT/AMS, LDT/CNTG/GR, FMS- DIPM~, and VSP Logs. Ran VSP. Shot 24 SWC, Rec 24. Shot 24 SWC, Rec 16. R1H w/9-5/8" EZSV retr on 5" DP. Set retr @ 1813'. Est Inj Rate 3 bpm @ 265 psi; max rate 9.5 bpm @ 310 psi. Prop 430 bbl mud into formation. Inj fl thru retr@ 1813'. Sqz w/250 sx cmt. Displ w/wtr. Left 8 bbl cmt on retr. CIP @ 0305 Hrs. P~H to 1691'. Tstd backside to 500 psi, ok. POH. ND Bope. RIH, tag TOC @ 1748', 63' above retr. Witnessed & appd by A.O.G.C.C. Engr. RIH w/9-5/8" cmt retr. Set @ 190'. POH. RIH w/i-i/2" PVC pipe. fk~ualized 65 sx ~t on retr to surface. CIP @ 2030 Hrs. Cut off head & csg. Wld on abd post. Backload misc drlg equip. Co mud storge tanks. Comp cleanirg mud storage tanks. Rd super berm. Hauled 8 loads of cuttirgs to ARCO 2-A pad. Prep misc loads for shipment to Kenai. Released rig to move ~ 2400 hrs. Rig 102 released @ 0001 hrs for demob from Ruby St. #1. Intent for move to Kuparuk site for temporary storage waiting on delination well ice road & pad. No site available. Continue to demob equip & clean location. Rig on daywatch at 1800 hrs. Cont to clean up location & backload equip. Prep to move rig #102 to Kuparuk 2H pad on 3/23/89. Mob rig from Ruby to Kuparuk 2H pad. Moved camp off location. Cont to transport cuttings to Kuparuk. Down 2 days due to blowing snow. Cont clearing road back to location. Heavy snow driftirg. Road clear to location. Cont location cleanup. Hauled cuttings to ARCO. Working daylight only. Cont location cleanup. Filled cellar. Workin~ daylights only. Cont location cleanup. Working dayl~hts only. Hauled last of cuttings to Kuparuk. Pld road markers. Cont general location cleanup. Comp general location cleanup. Blocked ice road and secured North Slope operations. Approved By: CONDUCTOR 16", 75#, N-SO @ 108' 9-5/8", N-80/L-80 BT&C 872' 3850' TD ALL DEPTHS FROM KB KB TO GROUND = 32' 66 PCF FLUID ~-.-,-..;e-.;.;-.',~-,-.~,.-..~.~.~. ;~..~ .- ..... ................................. i'.:'.':.'.:'.¥.:'.'.V:.: V ;.'.':.: ';.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.', 24" It0LE 66 PCP FLUID CMT RETAINER 190' 1748' TOC CMT RETAINER 18 13' SPUD 3/7/89 ABANDON 3/20/89 1/4" HOLE 34.7 BBL CMT LOCATION: 19' SNL, 1259' WEL, SEC 14, T8N, R8E, UM, DRAWN' CLL SCALE' NONE DATE' 4-11-89 RUBY STATE # 1 WELL SCHEMATIC UNION 0IL COMPANY OF CALIFORNL~, (dba UNOCAL) AOGCC GEOLOGICAL MATERIAL~ INVENTOFI¥ LIST COMPLETION DATE .~ ! ~ t ,:P~' CO. CONTACT & NO. fo'tm received received date c°mmentg 401 no completion report ...... ,,, '403' '-'-yes no sundw epPlicatlan Open required received Caged required received Produclio~ required received hole log hole log Io.g~ ,, MUD ~/ ,/'" ' GCT 1EMP 'DIUSFL '~3" ~ ~ CNL PrIOD DLL C!:11' PRESS , , BHcIsL CET SPINNER i HOAd EPT OTHER DATA SSS " PACKER ...... Digital ¢/o ~ ~ ' Data FDC- Well FDC n~D" ,equi,ed' received sA~pL~s'requi,ed received MWD CYBER' core LOOK ~ .... Analysis , ,,, ,, , ....... AOGCC DETAILED WELL LOG INVENTORY PERMIT NO. LOG TYPE RUN # INTERVAL SCALE °~) ,~4~~ / ~' ~_ 3~v ~ Z" 02) ~,,~ _r.d~¢gv-~_~ ~ _ ~ /~/_ 3~/ ~,, O3) ~, /-- ~ " ~" 05) '- ( ~ ~ ~ ~" o7) ~ z, ~'; 09) ~ '~ 13) 14) 15) 17) 18) Unocal Oil & Gas Di~ n Unocal Corporation RO. Box 190247 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-0247 Telephone (907) 276-7600 DOCUMENT TRANSMITTAL UNOCAL ) Alaska District April 17, 1989 TO: John Boyle LOCATION' Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 FROM: Lynn D. Gray LOCATION: Unocal P.O. Box 190247 Anchorage, AK 99519-0247 Transmitting the following Confidential material: RUBY STATE #1 WELL 1. 1 sepia and 1 BL - Nudlog 2. 1 sepia and 1 BL of the following wireline logs: Dual Induction Log - 2" & 5" scales (composite) Array Sonic Log - 2" & 5 "scales (composite) Comp. Neutron/Lithodensity Raw Data - 2" & 5" scales (Run #2) Comp. Neutron/Lithodensity Porosity - 2" & 5" scales (Run #2) Natural Gamma Ray - 2" & 5" scales (Run #2) Formation Microscanner Raw Data - 5" scale (Run #2) 3. Complete set of washed & dried cuttings samples: 108' to 3850' 4. Core Description Sheet - Core #1 5. Core Analysis Report - Core Laboratories: Core #1 6. 23 core chips - Core #1 (one per foot of core) 7. Schlumberger LIS tape and verification listing Please acknowledge receipt by signing and returning one copy of this Document Transmittal. Thank you. RECEIVED BY: DATE' Anchorage. UNOCAL, Ruby State #1 Core Description - Core #1 Interval: 3489 '-3519 ' Cut: 30' Recovered: 23' Coring Company: Christensen Description: 98% Sandstone: Lt. gray, very fine-grained, clayey, well sorted, sub-angular, well indurated, no visable porosity or permeability, mostly bioturbated with the medium-gray claystone, rarely plane-laminated, NOSOF and 2% Claystone: Ned. gray, sandy, soluble, well indurated, few 1" to 2" thick beds in sandstone, occ. sand filled burrows, NOSCF. Described by: L. D. Gray LDG: da 2591E RECEIVED APR 1 9 ]989 Oil & Gas Cons~ Oommissio~ Ar~chorage M E M ORA I~]p~.g- ~. g~ ~ ~.0~,~E~,~9~9 O~-~,I~~s ka ~ Lon.nie C. Smith~,/.--~) DATE: April 12, !989 T~: Co~issioner ' D. ADA. 032 FILE NO: THRU: FROM: TELEPHONE NO: SUBJEC]] Sr. Petroleum Engineer Doug Amos .~-~--- Petroleum Inspector We!lbore Plugs Unocal Ruby State #1 Permit No. 88-155 Exploratory Sec. 14, T18N, R8E, UI.~ Friday, March 18, 1989, '~ . !I traveled this date from AAI KRU to ~6caI's'~R~by'state"N0', 1.well to witness the tagging of the 9 5/8" casing stub plug. This plUg was tagged at 1748', 65' above the retainer. Please refer to the attached AOGCC Plug and Abandonment Report for the plug specifics. In summary, I witnessed the tagging of the 13 3/8" casing stub plug, at Unocal's Ruby State No. 1 well. Attachment 02-001A (Rev. 8/85) O&G # 6 47~o A! 'KA OIL & GAS CCkSERVATION COMMIf-~ON '~ Plug & Abandonment Report Drilling Permit ~'~_ Mud Wt. Operator Company Repr Lease No./~ J~7511~ Well No.' Total Depth ~~ Elevation Cas ing: Drive Pipe ~'O.D. Set at Ft. w/ Pene. Conductor I Q~ ~ "O.D. ~.. " Intermediate ~ ~,/~ I! "O.D. @ Plugging Data: ~. o~n hole plu~s: 2. O~n hole isolation plug: Ft. Surface_. /~ /~O.D. @~///~ Ft. ~t. ~roductio~ /J/~'O.D. @~///$, ~t. 3. Perforation plugs (if any): Casing removal: .. r'",~¢ -- ~,~,,9 ~ '''" ' 5. Cas iSg s tu]5 pl~-gs-: 6. Surface plug: ~~, '~~ ~ "casing cut at ' "casing cut at ' REMARKS: "casing cut at ' .. Inspector/s: M EMORAN DUM State of Alaska ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION CO~;IISSION To: Lonnie C. Smith.. ~'~ DATE: April 12, 1989 Commis s ioner ,~ F~LE NO: D. BDF. 042 THRU: FROM: Hichael T. Hinder Sr. Petroleum Engineer Bobby D. Foster~;'~-~i Petroleum Inspector TELEPHONE NO: SUBJECT: BOP Test Union Oil-Ruby State #1 Permit No. 88-155 Exploratory Sec, 14, TBN, R8E, Sat~rda~, March 1!, 1989, I traveled this date to Ruby State #t and stoOd by for upcoming" BOP test. S.unday, March 1..2, 1989~ The test began at 7:30 am and was concluded at 10:30 am. As the attached BOP Test Report'-shows there ~ere no failures. In stz_mmary, I witnessed the BOP Test on Union's Ruby State #1. At tachment 02-001A (Rev. 8/85) , . 5184 STATE OF ALASKA ALASKA OIL & GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION B,O.P.E, Inspection Report Location, General / Well Sign General liousekeeping / Rig Mud Systems VisUal Audio Trip Tank Pit Gauge Flow Monitor Gas Detectors ACC~LATOR Full Charge Pressure,.~O psig... Pump inc~. clos. p~es, 200 psi~ ~ min/~ sec, , Full Charge Pressure At~ained: ~ , min/O see. ~on~ols ~ Naste~ ~ , t ..Kelly and Floor ~a~e~ Valves , BOPE S tack Annular Preventer Kill Line Valves Check Valve Test Results.' Failures ~ Test Time ~ hrs. · Repair or Replacement of failed equipment to be made within day~ and Inspector/ Commission office notified. Lower Kelly / Test Pressure Inside BOP ..... / Test Pressure Choke Manifold~ff Test Pressure~~~ ~o. Valves ..... No. flanges_~ Adjustable Chokes /. Hydrauically pper~t,~d chok Distribution orig. - AO&GCG cc - Operator cc - Supervisor January 31, 1989 Telecopy, (907)276-7542 Mr. Roy D. Roberts Environmental Engineer Union Oil Company of California P. O. Box 190247 Anchorage, Alaska 99502 Re: Ruby State No. 1 Union Oil Company of California Permit No. 88-155 Sur. Loc. 170'SNL, 1255'WEL, Sec. 14, TSN, RSE, UM Btmhole Loc. 170'SNL, 1255'WEL, Sec. 14, TSN, R8E, UM Dear Mr. Roberts Enclosed is the approved application for permit to drill the above referenced well. The permit to drill does not exempt you from obtaining additional permits required by law from other governmental agencies, and does not authorize conducting drilling operations until all other required permitting determinations are made. To aid us in scheduling field work, please notify this office 24 hours prior to commencing installation of the blowout prevention equipment so that a representative of the Co~isston may be present to witness testing of the equipment before the surface casing shoe is drilled. Where a d£verter system is required, please also notify this office 24 hours prior to co~encing equipment installation so that the Commission may witness testing before drilling below the shoe of the conductor pipe. Very truly._yourp, >/) ~"?';~/:' .." :,? , ;..' t 1' / .' ' ~,.." ~. ~ · .... ~~:~ Chairman o~ / Alaska 0~1 and Gas Conservation BY ORDER OF THE COM~ISSION dlf Enclosure cc: Department of Fish & Game, Habitat Section w/o encl. Department of Environmental Conservation w/o encl. Unocal Oil & Gas Divisi Unocal Corporation P.O. Box 190247 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-0247 Telephone (907) 276-7600 UNOCAL ) Environmental Depadment Alaska District January 23, 1989 Dear Mr. Chatterton: Mr. C. V. Chatterton, Commissioner Alaska Oil & Gas Consv. Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Ak. 99501 ~ ~ & GaS COQ~ ~0m~~: PERMITS TO DRILL FOR ............ RUBY STATE #1 & #2 In response to the request for additional information by Mr. 81air ~ondzell and Mr. Mike Minder, Unocal has prepared the following response. This information should be considered as supplemental data for the permits to drill for Ruby State #1 & #2 which ~ere submitted to the AOGCC on 12/22/88. 20 AAC 25.005 (c) (3) Attachment #1 is a diagram and description of the BOP equipment to be used, as required by 20 AAC 25.035(a)(1) and the pressure information required in 20 AAC 25.035(d)(2) for Pool Arctic Alaska Rig 102. Attachment #2 is a diagram of the choke manifold system. (4) Attachment #~ is a diagram and description of the diverter system to be used a specified in 20 AAC 25.0~5(b) for Pool Arctic Alaska Rig 102. (6) Attachment #4 contains a Orilling fluid program, and Attachment #~ is a schematic diagram of the drilling fluid system to be used and the information as require~ in 20 AAC 2~.03~. (7-8) An examination of three reflection seismic lines, PRK85-4, G80-7 anO WG83-42 was performed. In addition, the history for four adjacent wells was revieweO. BaseO on that data, no potential shallo~ gas sources or overpressured strata are expected to be encountered in the drilling of RuOy State #1 & #2. Very truly yours, Ro~ D. Roberts Environmental Engineer 'ATTACHMENT NO.'i : i,i HYD~'I~ ttUE dONiVo :DOD' P,.61 · ! .,o ' .LWS"-TB'.~" ' ~O00 ~51 H U~ X H Ut~ HUB X Fg_/1AI& E ~tIDKE I £A. M~-VDY TYPE ~ A T£ PAL YE- I ~/t M c £yD Y '7'Y?E FIG, I ~. ? 5 ~" 5000 ItE, C VALVE ~<ILL ?/6./'Zq ~ ~°' E/_i_)DO ?~ ! d,qT£ VALVE5 ~L OW-O L~ ?Z'E VEA/TE, q' · ,r~ool_ A/~CTIC 5 T/! 6/( PAd · *o / : /- POMP A~t~JI, fU~,~TO£ UNIT THIS I~ A PRO- PRIETARY DEIGN OF P.A.A. REPRODUCTION ON USE OF THIS DESIGN IS PEII- MIS~BLE ONLY IF AUTHORIZED IN WRII~NG BY P.A.A. ~ I .- , iii UNOCAL CORPORATION Ruby State #1 December 16,1988 CONTRACTOR'S RIG NO. 102 EQUIPMENT INVENTORY AND SPECIFICATIONS MUD SYSTEM COMPLEX The muO system complex is mounted on two each ColumOia lO0-ton triple axle ].owDoy trailers. The building is a 40'x40' Petrofab insulateO building, which consists of four each 40'x8' skids and one 40'x7' skid. The complex has one enclosed and insulated personnel hallway, one utili-door for 12" flowline and 3" choke line to substructure, one utili-Ooor for 6" lines from charging pumps to mud pumps, ttaree exposed outside stairways, and one fire escape. Ail skios are integrated together and have an insulated drain system to take waste fluids away from the complex and deposit them toward the reserve pit. Pit System (655 barrels) All tanks are coated with coal tar expoxy to prevent rusting. Ail tanks are insulated and have 6" Dreco arctic dump valves for ease in cleaning. Ail sections have built-in ladders with fourteen each submerged 2" low-pressure mud guns, five each swivel-type flow-back complete shutoff pipes, which are adjustable by a hand-winch system. One 16" OD pipe bypass ditch commences at the shaker and terminates at the twin suction tanks which incorporates positive-style diversion gates in such a manner to direct any fluid to any of the following sections or pits. A. One sand trap section (45 barrels). B. One degreaser suction section (80 barrels). C. One extra processing suction pit (80 barrels). D. Three volume sections (310 barrels). E. Twin suction (70 barrels each), which can be used for pump suction, trip tank, slugging and pill tanks. Total Active System 585 barrels There is one large funnel-shaped waste trap built into the system. The trap catches all shaker cuttings and desander waste and is automatically jetted with a high-pressure compressed (125 PSI) 2" air jet at predetermined intervals. The jetting cycle and duration of olas~ can be increased or Oecreased Dy means of an electric timer system. The jet cycle and duration is determined by the amount of waste being generateo from the hole. In the event clogging develops, the air jet system is backed up with 2" high-pressure stsam jet, which can be manually opened to thaw and/or clear the system. All wastes from the mud system are jetted through a 16" insulated extension line to the reserve pit. The mud mixing room is located at the same elevation aOjacent to the twin suction/gill tanks. Mud and chemical pallets are transported by forklift through a 8'xi2' insulated roll-up Odor. Mud Processing and Refining Equipment Mud processing equipment is designed with liOeral work areas for ease of preventive maintenance, repair of equipment, and monitoring the entire system. The mud refining accessory equipment is listed below. A. Shale Shaker' BranOt dual tandem screen separators rated at a nominal flow of 1000 GPM with 10 PPG mud. B. Desilter/Mud Cleaner One Pioneer, MoOel "Economaster" nominal 800 C. Degasser' Triflow model TFI-600 vacuum rated at 800 GPM nominal capacity. D. Mud Aoitators: ~ ,, impellers. Nine each Gallagher 7 1/2 HP agitators with 36" E. Muo Hoppers' One each Geosource S800 sidewinder mud hopper rateo at a nominal flow of 1000 GPM. F. Cnemical Mixer: PAA Oesigned 2 barrel capacity agitator tumbler jet s~yis system charged by a Mission Magnwm 1-1/2" x 1" pump, Ootn Oriven by a single 5 HP explosion proof electric motor. Ge Charging anO Processiog Pumps: Four each Mission Magnum 5x6x14 centrifugal pumps, each drive by a 40 HP, 1800 RPM, 230x460 volt explosion-proof motor. Pump sheared to run at it00 RPM. Pump functions are: 1. Desilter/Nud Cleaner, directly connected. 2. Mud guns and hopper. This pump is manifolded so that it can perform trip tank and casing fill functions. Mud oump charging, directly connected. 4. Mud pump charging, directly connected. Centrifuge' One each 200 GPM centrifuge, Swaco 518 or equal. I. Exhaust Fans' Three each Western Axial Fans, Model #MV2OA17, explosion-proof, with 1 HP motors, 1745 RPMs, rated at 3800 CFM. A, Ce D, E, F, Ge lo J, Ko Ge Ne P, Choke Manifold and Poor..Bo~.Degasser Poor Boy Degasser Vessel~ made from 20" OD, casing, approximately 16'0" long with 4-1/2" inlet, 8-5/8" U-tube to shaker equalizer box, 8-5/8" gas vent from the top. l" sample catch line and 11" x 15" handhold clean-out access. ChoKe Nanifold consists of all 5,000 PS! WP, i0,000 PS! test-pressure valves and fittings with ~ne following features and equipment. This manifold is constructeo as per AP1Recommenoeo Practice 53. Three each 3-1/8" 5000 PSI WP NcEvoy-type C, Fig. 129 gate valves. Ten each 2-1/16" 5000 PSi WP NcEvoy-type C, Fig. 129 gate valves. One each 2-1/16" 5000 PS! WP Thornhill Craver hand adjustable choke. One each 3-1/16" 10,000 PSI Swaco hydraulic adjustable choke. One each ~"x~"x)"x3"xl" 5000 PSi studded flow block, 5 way. One each ~"x3"xl"x2"xl" 5000 PS! studded flow clock, 5 way. Two eac~ 2", 4 way, 5000 PSI studded flow block. One each 2" 5000 PSI flanged tee. One each 5000 PSI pressure transducer. One each 5000 PSi Martin Decker mud gauge. Two each 2"x2" 5000 PSI flanged spacer spool. Two each 3"x2" 5000 PSi f±anged spacer spool. 60 feet 3" seamless flare line. 60 feet 4" seamless panic line. Three each 3" weld tees. Two each 4" weld tees. nOPE Test Pump and Washdown Pump Triton model 3075 triplex plunger rated at 5000 PS! working pressure at 6 GPM, driven Dy a top-moun~ 20 HP electric motor complete with makeup tank, adjustable relief pressure test hose with snap-type couplers. This unit is also designeO to act as a low pressure washOown pump. Included with this unit are cleaning tip with nozzles. Surface Hole Diverter System: A. Drilling Nipple manufactured of 22" OD casing with 12" flow-line side outlet, 3" collar fill-up line entry and shop made bottom flange which attaches to the following annular BOP. B. Diverter BOP: Hydril, HSP, 21-1/4" ID, 2000 PSI WP annular blowout preventer with 21-1/4" 2,000 .PSI studded top x 21-1/4" 2,000 PSI flanged bottom connections with stainless steel RX-73 ring grooves and LATCHED top Donner connection. InciuOes: One chain sling lifting assembly. Two eyeoolts to lift piston assembly. One "spare" natural rubber element° Company to provide or reimburse Contractor for replacement of spare elements. C. Diverter Spool: Universal 21-1/4" ID x 84" high with 21-1/4" 2,000 PSI flanged top x bottom connections, stainless steel RX-?3 ring grooves, two 10" 150 ANSI flanged side outlets and one 2" 3,000 PSI NPT female threaded outlet. D. Diverter Lines (all for 10-3/4" PD pipe): One FABRI-VALUE Style 3?, ANSI flanged, full port with 3,000 PSi hydraulic operator. Two FABRI-VALUE, quick opening, full port, gate valve, ANSO 150 flanges, manually operated. Two WECO line blind valves, one 8" and one I0". Ten sets 150 ANSI slip on flanges, studs, nuts and flange gaskets. Three standard welO tees. Two standard weld Ls ( can be cut to 45o). Two stanOard weld caps. One hundreO fifty feet 10 3/4" OD, EERW line pipe 40, 48# per ft., .365" wall. BOPE MAIN SYSTEM: A. Drilling nipple: Adjustable manufactured from 16" pipe with 10" flowline side outlet and 3" collar fill-up line entry and shop maoe bottom flange. 8. Annular 80P HyOril: One each GK 13-5/8" 5,000 WP annular blowout preventer with 13-5/8" studoed top x 13-5/8" hubOed bottom connections, screwed top bonnet. C. Gate BOP(s): 3 each Shaffer single LWS 13-5/8" x 5,000 PSI with Hub x Hub connections. Five each Cameron nub clamps. D. Drilling Spool: 13-5/8" 5,000 PSI .Hub x Hub with 2 each 3-1/8" 5,000 lb. flanged outlets, spool length is 27", outlets are 90° apart. One each McEvoy Type C, Fig. i29, 3-1/8" 5000 psi Gate Valve. One each McEvoy Type C, Flg. 129, 3-1/8" 5000 ps1 HCR Valve. Two each McEvoy Type C, Fig. 129, 3-1/8" 5000 psi Gate Valves. E. Adapter Spool: Double studded adaptor flange One 11" 3,000 PSI to 13-5/8" 5,000 PSI. One 7-1/16" x 5,000 PSI to 13-5/8" 5,000 PSI. One 13-5/8'' 5,000 PSI flange x 13-5/8" 5,000 PSI Hub connections. One ll" 5,000 PSI x 13-5/8" 5,000 PSI Double Stud adaptor. One 13-5/8" 5,000 PSI x 13-5/8" 3,000 PSI adaptor. F. Ram Blocks Provided: One set blind rams. Two sets 3 1/2" rams. Two sets 5" rams. One set 4 1/2" rams. One set 5 1/2" rams. One set 7" rams. Kill anO Choke Lines: A. Kill Line: Tnree ChiKsan long sweep steel hoses 2" x 12' 10,000 PSI working pressure. Choke Line: Two 3" I.D. x 12' Goodall choke hose, 5,000 PSI working pressure, 10,000 PSI test, armor coated with 3-1/8" 5,000PSI AP1 RTJ flanges, R35 ring gasket. Be BOPE Kelly Cocks~ Drill String Valves Ae Upper Kelly Cock: 1 ea. 6-5/8" AP1 reg left hand upper kelly cock, Hyoril Model #1005680, 4-1/2" ID, 10,000 PSI 7-3/4" x 23-1/2", new style valve. Lower Kelly Cock: 2 ea. 3-i/~" IF Kelly guard floor valve, Nodei hydrii #1004500, 2-1/4" ID, I0,000 PSI, 5-3/8" OD x 19-3/8" long, new style valve. Ce Drill String Float Valve: Ail Baker, Nodel GA 480-16 1) One each 3F 3R 2) One each 5F 6R De Kelly: 8aash-Ross, 3-1/2" square x 36' long, 6-5/8" regular LH boxup x 2 1/2" bore and 3-1/2" IF pin down. O013n G, A. Graham District Operations Manager Alaska District RECEIVED DEC 5 1988 Naska Oil & Gas Cons, De~r Mr. McGee: Unocal Oil & Gas D[ ,n Unocal Corporation "~-/ P.O. Box 190247 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-0247 Telephone (907) 276-7600 UNO£AL December 16, 1988 Mr. W. D. McGee Regional Environmental Supervisor Northern Regional Office Alaska Dept. of Environmental Conserv. 1001 Noble Street, Suite 350 Fairbanks, Alaska ~701 RE: Permit Application for Disposal of Solid Drilling Waste at Exploratory Drill Site 1 RuOy Prospect Union Oil Company of California (Unocal) is pleased to submit this application for a solid waste management permit to dispose of drilling wastes at the proposed exploratory drill site, Ruby Prospect No. 1. The information submitted complies with the requirements of the Solid Waste Management Regulations (18 AAC 60). Unocal plans to drill an exploratory well on Block 113, Prudhoe Bay Uplands, State Lease Sale 69A (ADL)7311~). The ice road and pad construction and equipment mobilization, drilling operations and equipment demobilization will be from December, 1985 through March, 1989. Drilling and support facilities will be located on an ice pad with an associated ice access road from the Kuparuk Road System to the ice pad. In She event information gathered from this first well warrants further investigation, a second well (Ruby No. 2) will be dr~!led for delineation purposes. One below-graOe reserve pit will be located on Lne ice pad to contain the cuttings from the well. It is estimated that 6,200 cubic feet (1100 barrels) of drilling waste will be generated and disposed in the pit. No other drilling or domestic waste will be disposed in the pit. Drilling fluids will De disposed by annular injection. In accordance with 18 AAC 60.210, this suomittal includes the following: 1.) Cover Letter 2.) ADEC Solid Waste Permit Application 3.) Location Map December 16, 1988 Mr. W. O. McGee Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Page 2 4.) Site Plan 5.) Development Narrative 6.) Physical Environmental Conditions 7.) Geotechnical Information 8.) Leachate Generation Evaluation 9.) Fluid Management Plan and Certification 10.) Monitoring Plan 11.) Closure Plan 12.) Landowner Notification 13.) Quality Assurance/Quality Control Plan for Monitoring Program Unocal, the owner and operator of the facility, is aware of all applicable local orOinances aha local zoning requirements. The site is not located within the coastal zone, so the requirements of 6 AAC 50 do not apply, and a coastal project questionnaire t~as not been completed. If you require additional information or have any questions regarding this application, please contact Roy Roberts at 276-7600. Sincerely, Gerry A. Graham District Operations Manager cc' w/o attachments' G. Akers, COE, Anchorage R. Cannone, ADEC, Fairoanks D. Germann, NSB, Barrow P. Gertler, USFWS, Fairbanks C. jonnson, NMFS, Anchorage W. Kakel, COE, Anchorage W. Matumeak, NSB, 8arrow A. Oft, ADFG, Fairbanks 8. Ross, EPA, Anchorage L. Smith, AOGCC, Anchorage O. Wharam, ADNR, Anchorage G. Zimmerman, ADNR, Fairbanks GAG'trf STATE OF ALASKA ALASKA',,-~L AND GAS CONSERVATION C~,,~4MISSION PERMIT TO DRILL ,CONFIDENTIAL 20 AAC 25.005 la. Type of work Drill ~ Redrill [~1 lb. Type of well. Exploratory [] Stratigraphic Test [] Development Oil [] Re-Entry E3 Deepen[]1 Service [] Developement Gas [] Single Zone [] Multiple Zone [] 2. Name of Operator 5. Datum Elevation (DF or KB) 10. Field and Pool... Union 0il Company of California (UNOCAL) + 350' ASL feet 3. Address 6. Property Designation P.O. Box 190247, Anch, Ak., 99519-0247 ADL 373113 Wildcat 4. Location of well at surface,Z tn.o.r~.,p,ro~¢r..t:~ Name 11. T~t~owr~l~e ~,2j_.0~.i r 170' SNL, 1255' WEL, Sec. 14, T8N, R8E, U~.l' Unir~uuyo~.e Ins. Co. of Hartfoz At top of productive interval 8. Well nu .tuber Number Straight Hole #1 B5534278 At total depth 9. Approximate spud date Amount Straight Hole February 01, 1989 $200,000 12. Distance to nearest 13. Distance to nearest well 14. Number of acres in property 15. Proposed depth /MD and TVD/ property line 47.50 ' feet 21,120feet 5760 Ac 4500 ,feet 16. To be completed for deviated wells N?A 17. Anticipated pressure (see 20 AAC 25.035 (e)(2)) Kickoff depth feet Maximum hole angle 0 Maximum surface 18~g At total depth O'VD) 2000 psig 18. Casing program Setting Depth size Specifications Top Bottom Quantity of cement Hole Casing Weight Grade Coupling Length MD TVD MD TVD (include stage data) ~2" 16' 84 H-,.O Butt 7[)' Sur' 7~]' 300 CF Artic Cst 12-]/4" 9-;i/8" 47 K-I;5 Butt 2301)' Sur: 2303' 1400 CF Permafrost Cn 8-] /2" 7" 29 N-l,O Butt 450()' Sur' 450~3' 500 CF (.ap.p_.rg_x_!_,if ~.'~LiU.~.L-~U 19. To be completed for Redrill, Re-entry, and Deepen Operations. Present well condition summary Total depth: measured feet Plugs (measured) true vertical feet Effective depth: measured feet Junk (measured) true vertical feet Casing Length Size Cemented Measured depth True Vertical depth Structural Conductor .......... :~'~ Surface :; '~ :' ..... ' Intermediate :' Production Liner ,-. '.. , Perforation depth: measured true vertical 20. Attachments Filing fee [] Property plat [] BOP Sketch [] Diverter Sketch ~ Drilling program Drilling fluid program ~J Time vs depth plot [] Refraction analysis [] Seabed report [] 20 AAC 25.050 requirements [] 21. I hereby certify,~,,.,_,¢¢) ~,that the;,~g~ is true and correct to the best of my knowledge Signed ~l~?6~.'~erts Title EnvironmentalEng. Date 12/22, Commission Use Only Permit Number APl number I Approval date I See cover letter ~ _/,.,-,.~,- 50-/o?- 'Zo/o ",~'I 01/31/89I for other requirements Conditions of approval Samples required ,,~ Yes [] No Mud log required 'j~Yes [] No Hydrogen sulfide measures [] Yes J~ No Directional survey required ~ Yes ~' No Required work~suTr 'BOP~~~~~ 5M; I-q 10M; O 15M e/~~/~ Other: ' by order of Approved by ~, ,./ ,. Commissioner the commission Dat Fnrm 10-401 Rev. ~1-85 ~, SuJ ~ triplicate J ATTACHMENT NO. 4 PAGE OF JJJ' Drilling Fluids Co. ~~ Magcobar/IMCO A Dresser/Halliburton Company DEPTH INTERVAL HOLE SIZE MUD TYPE ADDITIVES MUD WEIGHT FUNNEL VISCOSITY FLUID LOSS ANTICIPATED PROBLEMS UNOCAL EXPLORATORY WELL RUBY STATE #1 SURFACE MUD SYSTEM PROGRAM 100 - 2200' 12¼" Low Solids/Nondispersed M-I Gel/Gelex/Soda Ash 8.6 - 9.0 ppg (64-67 PCF) 150 - 60 sec/qt. No Control Hole Cleaning/Hole Sloughing/ Coarse Gravel in Permafrost TREATMENT/REMARKS PRETREAT THE MAKE UP WATER WITH SODA ASH (0.5 - 1.0 PPB) TO REMOVE ANY FREE CALCIUM IONS PRESENT. PREHYDRATE 25-30 PPB M-I GEL UNTIL JUST PRIOR TO SPUD. ADD GELE× UNTIL AN INITIAL FUNNEL OF VISCOSITY OF 100-150 SEC/QT. IS ACHIEVED. UTILIZE THIS SYSTEM FOR THE SPUD AND SURFACE DRILLING UNTIL BELOW THE COARSE GRAVEL SECTIONS BEFORE ALLOWING THE FUNNEL VISCOSITY TO GRADUALLY DECREASE TO 60 SEC/QT. MAINTAIN VISCOSITIES THROUGH ADDITIONS OF M-I GEL GEL/GELEX (5:1) AS REQUIRED TO INSURE PROPER HOLE CLEANING AND STABILIZATION. TYPICAL SURFACE HOLES IN THE KUPARUK FIELD REQUIRE FUNNEL VISCOSITIES OF ONLY 50 SEC/QT. DUE TO THE WILDCAT STATUS OF THIS WELL, IT WOULD BE PRUDENT TO START WITH A HIGH VISCOSITY MUD AND ALLOW IT TO FALL IF HOLE C~NDITIONS DICTATE. UTILIZE ALL POSSIBLE SOLIDS REMOVAL EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING HIGH SPEED SHAKERS WITH THE SMALLEST MESH SCREENS PRACTICABLE WITH PUMP RATES, RUN DESANDER AND DESILTER TO MAINTAIN SOLIDS AND SAND CONTENT AS LOW AS POSSIBLE. THE SURFACE MUD VOLUME SHOULD BE MINIMIZED AS MUCH AS SAFETY REQUIREMENTS ALLOW. THIS WILL REDUCE FLUID DISPLSAL VOLUMES. OF J = Dr#ling Fluids Co. ~ Magcobar/lMCO A Dresser/Halliburton Company MAINTAIN THE MUD TEMPERATURES AS LOW AS POSSIBLE THROUGHOUT (40°-50°F) TO AID IN PREVENTION OF HOLE ENLARGEMENT THROUGH ANY PERMAFROST/GRAVEL SECTIONS PRESENT. WHEN T.D. IN THIS INTERVAL IS REACHED, CIRCULATE THE HOLE CLEAN :--LOG IF DESIRED. RUN AND CEMENT 9-5/8" CASING. PAGE OF ' Driiling Fluids Co. ~ Magcobar/IMCO A Dresser/Halliburton Company RUBY STATE #1 ZONE OF INTEREST MUD SYSTEM DEPTH INTERVAL 100' - 22O0' HOLE SIZE 8½" MUD TYPE ADDITIVES LOW SOLIDS/NONDISPERSED M-I GEL/GELEX/SODA ASH/ SODIUM BICARBONATE/CYPAN (SPIO1)/XC POLYMER/D.D./ SOLTEX/DRISPAC S,L./DRISPAC/ TACKLE MUD WEIGHT FUNNEL VISCOSITY ANTICIPATED PROBLEMS 8.6 - 9.8 PPG (64-73 PCF) 35 - 60 SEC/QT. SOLIDS CONTROL THROUGH CLAY INTERVALS/BIT BALLING/WELL KICKS TREATMENT/REMARKS ISOLATE A SMALL PIT VOLUME OF SURFACE MUD TO DRILL THE 9-5/8" CEMENT, COLLAR AND SHOE. TREAT THIS FLUID AS REQUIRED TO AVOID EXCESSIVE CEMENT CONTAMINATION. CLEAN THE REMAINING SURFACE PITS. PREMIX M-I GELEX AND GELEX TO ACHIEVE A FUNNEL VISCOSITY OF 35-45 SEC/QT. IF FLUID DISPOSAL LIMITATIONS DO NOT ALLOW FOR BUILDING A NEW SYSTEM REDUCE THE VISCOSITY OF THE SPUD MUD BY WATERING BACK AND BY UTILIZING THE SOLIDS REMOVAL EQUIPMENT ON THE RIG. TREAT FOR CEMENT DRILLOUT WITH SODIUM BICARBONATE ADDITIONS AND WATER. REDUCE THE FUNNEL VISCOSITY TO 35-45 SEC/QT. MAINTAIN THE MUD WEIGHT AS LOW AS PRACTICABLE BY MAXIMUM UTILIZATION OF ALL POSSIBLE SOLIDS REMOVAL EQUIPMENT (INCLUDING 518 CENTRIFUGE). ' MAINTAIN CORRECTED BENTONITE CONCENTRATION @ 15-20 PPB WITH ADDITIONS O# M-I GEL AS REQUIRED. USE GELEX WITH M-I GEL TO INSURE MAXIMUM YIELD POINT AND SELECTIVELY FLOCCULATE DRILLED SOLIDS. IF PRESSURED FORMATIONS ARE ENCOUNTERED INCREASES IN MUD WEIGHT SHOULD BE MADE WITH M-I BAR. LOST CIRCULATION CAN BE TREATED WITH STANDARD LOST CIRCULATION MATERIALS. E OF Drilling Fluids Co. Magcobar/IMCO A Dresser/Halliburton Company IF SLOUGHING SHALE BECOMES A PROBLEM, SOLTEX CAN BE ADDED TO THE SYSTEM (4 PPB). ADDITIONS OF DRISPAC, DRISPAC S.L. AND CYPAN (SP-101) WILL REDUCE FLUID LOSS. XC POLYMER CAN BE USED TO RAISE THE YIELD POINT. FLUID LOSS SHOULD BE LOWERED PRIOR TO CORE POINT. TACKLE CAN BE USED TO CONTROL PROGRESSIVE GEL STRENGTHS. D.D. CAN BE ADDED TO REDUCE BIT BALLING PROBLEMS. ALL PRODUCTS SHOULD BE PILOT TESTED BEFORE ADDZNG TO THE MUD SYSTEM. UPON REACHING T.D. FOR THIS INTERVAL, LOG AS DESIRED. RUN AND CEMENT THE 7" CASING STRING. . · OF ' Driiling Fluids Co. ~ Magcobar/IMCO A Dresser/Halliburton Company LOW SOLIDS/NONDISPERSED ESTIMATED MUD PROPERTIES MUD WEIGHT PLASTIC VISCOSITY YIELD POINT* MBT SOLIDS CONTENT DRILLED SOLIDS FLUID LOSS (67 - 73) (PCF) 9.0- 9.8 PPG 10 - 15 CPS 5- 12 lb/lO0 ft2 15 - 20 PPB 5 _8% 0 - 35 PPB 6 -8 cc (Core Point) (*) Yield Point should be raised at Core Point CONFIDENTIAL RUBY STATE #1 PROCEDURE trf i.) 2.) 3.) 4.) 5.) 6.) ?.) 8.) 9.) iD.) ii.) 12.) 13.) i4.) i5.) 1-6.) i7.) MIRU on ice pad. Install and function test 20" diverter. Drill 12-1/4" vertical hole from 70' to + 2300' RKB (depth to be below permafrost and contingent upon West Sak Geologic Marker). Run open hole logs. Run and cement 9-5/8" casing. Install and test 3000 psi - rated BOP stack. Drill 8-1/2" hole to +~' below 9-5/8" casing shoe. Perform leak-off test on 9-5/8" casing shoe. Drill 8-1/2" vertical hole from + 2300' to + 4500' TMD. Run open hole logs. If open hole logs warrant, run and cement 7" casing to 4500'. Cement 7" casing to allow for annular (9-5/8" x 7") injection of drilling fluids. If open hole logs do not warrant a completion, go to step #15. Run CBL/VDL/GR log and velocity survey in 7" casing. Squeeze casing for zone insolation as required. Perforate and test well as directed. Abandon well after testing is completed. If 7" casing is not to be run, run velocity survey in open hole. Abandon well as required. Move rig to second Ruby location, or back to Deadhorse, as directed. CONFIDENTLAL Drilling Fluid prog.ram The drilling fluid program has not yet been finalized for the Ruby State #1 well but the system most likely to be used is as follows: 70' - 2300' (12-1/4" hole) Conventional spua mud using gel and gelex (bentonite anO extended bentonites) for viscosity along with soda ash to treat out calcium. The viscosity would be controlled for hole cleaning. 2300' - 4500' (8-1/2" hole) Low solids/non dispersed system using gel, Cypan, and XC polymer as the principle ingredients. In addition, other ingredients such as sodium bicarbonate (calcium control), caustic soda (PH control), and SP-iO1 and CMC (viscosity control) may be used as required. This mud system is similar to one that has been used extensively on the Monopod and Grayling Platforms in the Cook Inlet recently. Both of these systems, as well as some others being considered are generic muds which are on the approved lists. trf RUBY STATE #1 170' SNL, 12,55 WEL, SEC. 14, T8N, R8E, UM SURFAOE CONFIDENTIAL 16", 70' CONDUCTOR OEMENTED 9 5/8", 2300' SURFACE CEMENTED 7", 4500' PRODUCTION CEMENTED (IF REQUIRED) ,/ PERMAFROST 150 3 4 MILES 15000 ]8000 21000 FEET E- i '" i i' ' i i l 4 5 KILOMETERS i Happed by the Army Hap Service :":"~,, ~ Edited and published by the Geological Survey .......... ,3...9~0..''''''' ::j,l ROAD CLASSIFICATION Control by USC&GS and USCE : No roads or trails in this areaTopography by photogrammetric methods from aerial photographs ,~'1 ,, taken 1955, field annotated 1955. Map not field checked z°/ Universal Transverse Mercator projection. 1927 North American datum : ~ lO,O00-foot grid based on Alaska coordinate system, zone 4 lO00-meter Universal Transverse Mercator grid ticks, APPROXIMATE MEAN HARRISON BAY (A- !), ALASKAz°ne 6, shown in blue DECLINATION, ,955 N7000~W15000/15 X 36 Gray land lines represent unsurv~yed and unmarked locations predetermined by the Bureau of Land Management 't 1.' ! CONTR.'ACT EXHIBIT C MANIFOLD SEE DRAWING I I-t','D Ft ^ ULIO VALVE ANGLED FILL UP LINE HYDRIL STACK PREssuRE RATING: .. CHOKE 'LINE SIZE & MSP; : BLIND RAMS GATE ~';,,'m;i d'AT~ i}'l -i-' GATE GATE ' UD PUMPS :,.' - & CEMENT UNIT 'TO MUD P'UMPS & CEMENT UNIT , WELL NAMEr' ." .... : F.!G CONTRACTOR: ¢ . ' ' RIG: i. :,, co~rs~droi~.FU~tss~b I OPERA TOR FURNISHED' NOTES- I. IIYURAULIC VALVES OPEN. AU~ ,.3MATICALLY WHEN DIVEF;TEP, IS CLOSED. 2. FLEX HOSE (XN) tS TO BE USE. IF NECESSARY WiTH DDS; - NOTE; ALL CHA~GES MUST H..AV~ WRITTEN APPROVAL. APPROVAL. BY TIlE DISTRICT DRILLING SUPEP,,~iTENDEHT DEpT, APPROVAL ~. EOPE ALL STAC:( DRILLING OPERATIONS Ut(!OR O[' COMPAH'¢ OF CALIFORNIA r.~.~w, PAW CKS..CGN Exhibit "B" .~ r '. ' ' " ' VENT LINE · /).....I,,./B Lt ,TT E R F LY, 'ru..' ),,,BUj :' TTERFLY VALVE* · . :' '~" "VENT LINE WEE. i:. NAME: ..~'." ~/VE~,'TER S'i'ZE::_ ~ ,, I ~IVERTEn [I~VE sizE: DEPT. APPROVAL' · , , ANGLED FILL UP LINE--..' '- ilYOI:IAuLIc VALVE · "LINE .. NOTES: ~VENT LINES ARE 180 2. FLEX HOSE (PP.,) iS TO RE USED', IF., NECESSARY WITi'I DD,9, APPROVAL,. : :3o ~<~U I I I::Hl-=l..'i'' ¥~LVt""-O : SO,THAT ONE IS OPEN AND ONE. S OLOSEP. 4. i DIVER'TER LINE MIN. 10' O.D. E;TE: ALL~ CltANGEs MUS;I' tIAVE, WRITTEN APPROVAl,, ., : ' 13Y ,THE DISTRICT DRILLING SUPERINTENDENT. ' : * ,.20".OR 30" DtVERTER · . .,=; ~ ...... CONTRACTOR :- - ..... : ~ ~ · Exhibit ..... uttiot~ oIL Co.pAttY oF :cAL¥-~o~i~.~ ......... _... ~c.o~, ~s~.~ ...... s~kk~ l i'~ CHECK LIST FOR NEW WELL PERMITS ITEM APPROVE DATE 1. (2 th~ 8) (8) (3) Admin (9 t.hgu 13) (10 and 13) (4) Casg ~~~, (14 thru 22) (23 thru 28) (6) OTHER (29 thru Company (J~l~/~ Lease & Well No. ~/. ~7~'ll,~ YES NO Is the permit fee attached .......................................... 2. Is well to be located in a defined pool ............................. 3. Is well located proper distance from property line .................. 4. Is well located proper distance from other wells .................... 5. Is sufficient undedicated acreage available in this pool ............ 6. Is well to be deviated and is wellbore plat included ................ 7. Is operator the only affected party ................................. ~_ 8. Can permit be approved before fifteen-day wait ...................... e 10. 11. 12. 13. Does operator have a bond in force .................................. Is a conservation order needed ...................................... Is administrative approval needed ................................... Is the lease number appropriate ..................................... Does the well have a unique name and number ......................... 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. Is conductor string provided ........................................ Will surface casing protect all zones reasonably expected to serve as an underground source of drinking water ..................... Is enough cement used to circulate on conductor and surface ......... Will cement tie in surface and intermediate or production strings ... Will cement cover all known productive horizons ..................... Will all casing give adequate safety in collapse, tension and burst.. Is this well to be kicked off from an existing wellbore ............. Is old wellbore abandonment procedure included on 10-403 ............ Is adequate wellbore separation proposed ............................ 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. For 29. 30. 31. Is a diverter system required ....................................... Is the drilling fluid program schematic and list of equipment adequate~ Are necessary diagrams and descriptions of diverter and BOPE attached. ,~ Does BOPE have sufficient pressure rating - Test to ~O~O psig .. ~... Does the choke manifold comply w/API RP-53 (May 84) .................. ~ Is the presence of H2S gas probable ................................. exploratory and Stratigraphic wells: Are data presented on potential overpressure zones? ................. ~ Are seismic analysis data presented on shallow gas zones ............ ~_~ If an offshore loc., are survey results of seabed conditions presented~,~ (6) Add: ,,, Geology: Engineering: RPC~.~. LCS __ BEW rev: 08/11/88 6.011 32. Additional requirements ............................................. Additional Remarks: INITIAL GEO. ~IT ON/OFF o~oW'~g' ~W~ C~v~ POOL CLASS STATUS A~A NO. SHO~ 'zo~ ~-'/~m ~3~o - ,-o c -- o Well History File APPENDIX Information of detailed nature that is not particularly germane to the Well Permitting Process but is part of the history, file. To improve the readability of the Well History file and to simplify finding information, information of this nature is accumulated at the end of the file under APPENDIX. No special effort has been made to chronologically organize this category of information. COMPANY NA~E : UNgC~L WELL NA~5 ' ;qUBY STATE ~I FIELD NA.~E : WILDCAT STATE : ALSSK~ BCRgUGH : t,ig~TH SLgP~ API ~U~B~ : 50-103-20104 ~E=ERENC~ ND : 7320! TAPE, VERIFICATION LISTING ;CHLU,!~JERGER, AL.~SK,~ CO~qPUTING CENTER ~-~P~-!989 I0:58 SERVICE N~ : EOII ORIGIN : ~LIC REEL NA~5 : "~ZfJl C~NTINUAT~UN PREVIOUS COMMENT : UNOCAL WI LDC~T, RUBY STATE ~1, 4PI SERVICE N.~ME .', 'EDIT DATE : 29/04/ 6 ORIGIN ,: +:LIC !AP~ 'NAME : -Tl~Z(Jl CONTINU~'TION .~ : I PREVIOUS T~P~ : CU~MENT : UN£]C ~L, HILDC~T, PIL:: N~.~"~E * ffDIT gO1 SERVICE : ~L!C V~RSIUN ' 00I~02 DAT~ ' 8~104/ 6 M~X REC SIZE : 1096 FILE ~YPE : LO LAST PIL: : PtJ~Y STATE '~1,, AP'I ~5 0-10 ~-ZO 10 4 WELL: RUe,~/ S'Ta. TE .~1 FIELO: ;¢!LDCA'T ~gROUGH: NORTH SLOP~ ST~T~: ~LaSKA ~,PI NUMBC_R: 50-103-20104 LUC,~TION: 19,%' ,:NL F~ IISi' F~L S~'CTION,_ .' 14 TOWNSHIP: :N,. PSP, mANENT D:,~TUN: '~SL EL=~V~TION: RANGE: 6-~Pq-1989 10:58 LOG M~,~SURED ~RO:M RK~ B9,6. A~OVE PER¢4~NENT DATUH ELEV~¥ION5 Ki~: RUN 1 INFUR~tq~TION: DaTE LUGG~D: IO-M~R-~9 RUN NUN~Eq: ONE 1g gRILLt~: 1'~ 76. TD LUGGER: 1B74. CASING 1: 16" @ O:qILLEP DEPTH O~ 105 &ND LOGGER D~PTH 0~ 103 BIT SIZE 1' 12 1/4'" ,'D 1876. TYP~ I-LUID IN HOLt: GEL/GELEX :DENSITY' 9.1 VISCOSITY: 56. ¢:LUID iLOSS: 17.6 C~ MUD R~SISIIVITY: FIL'I'R~T~-~ RESISTIVITY',. MUD C.~KE RESISTIVITY: ! 1.9 @ 65. ~,0.~ @ 68. 8.19 ~ 69. ,.M~ CiRCUL~I"rDN FNOED: OL~ O0 3/10 TIME LUGGER ON ~DTT3M: 08:00 3/!0 MAXIMUM T:EMP 'RECORDED: .5~. LOGGING DISTRICT: LUGGING ENGINEER: WITNE SS: PRUDHDE BAY T'!NKH~M gRAY RUN 1 TOOL NUMBERS: DIS 42 SLS VB SOC C~ Sg ICC ~ 79 TOM AB 19 WPM ~ 419 DIC 44 SLR B) 44 SGC SA 404 ~4M ~,.% 870 STM C ~ 66 RUN 1 FIELD REMARKS: EIGMT 3" RUBBER FiN STANDOFFS 5 Z C!4EZ'S USED TQ CENTRALIZE TDDL STRING. ACORN BOTTU~ NOSE RUN ON DH~SDR DUAL. SgUqCE 3~ ITT IS TH~ OTLN CURVE. PAGE: RUN Z DaTE LU~GED: 16-N~-89 RUN NUMBER' TWO TD DRILLER: lO LUGGtR: 38~. CASING 1: 9 5/B" ~ DR?LLEq OE~TH gF 187Z Al,ID LO'SGEP DEPTH OF 187Z IS, TAPE, VER'IPICATION LISTINg CHLUMBERGER, ~L~SK~ CO~"4PUTING CF.NTYR :,6-:~PR'-!989 19:~. '=8 ~IT SIZ= t' 3 1./)" @ 3n=O TYF~ ELUID IN H[.1LE: GEL/GEL:X OENSITY: 8.9 PH: 9.1 VISCOSITY: 4'~. ~LUI"'~, LOSS'. . 6.0 C3 MUD RESISTIVITY: FiLTR~T~ RESISTIVITY' ~UD CAK~ RESISIIVIi¥: 2.21 @ 65. 2.~ @ I. 75 @ 6~ TIME CIRCULa1ION ENDED: 2,1.:00 B/t5 TIME LOGGER ON BOTTOM' 06:00 3/t6 M~XI~UM T~M~ RECORDED' 80. LUGGING DISTRICT: LUGGING ENG!N~E~R: WITN~'SS: PRUOHOE ~¥ T I N K H ~ M G R ~1 v RUN Z TOOL N!JMEERS: DIS ~+Z SLS SOO C~ TCC :a 77 TCN ~? 107 D'Ir SL~ ,B~ B2 Ni;D B 756 /~MM ~ ~ 870 S TM C ,~ ~9 RUN Z FIELD ~EMARKS: EIGHT 1 1/2" RUGBGR FIN STANDOFFS ~ 2 CMEZ'S USED lO CENTRALIZE TOOL STRING. ~CORN ~OTTU:H NOSE USED ON PH~SOR DUAL. DATE JO~ STARTED: 20-1MAR-89 JOB REFERENCE NO: 75201 LDP/ANA: J. KgHRING '"-,- FIL~_ - EOI'~r, .001 · D~T& S~PLEO ~VERY -. 5000 F~T ~ TOOLS INCLUOEU- ¢~ glT-h {RUN Z MERGED TO RUN 1 ~ SD~ (RUN Z ~4ERGEO TU RUN 1 ~ 1850') ~ N~T (RUN 2 ) ~ CNT-G (RUN Z) iS, TAPE, VERIFIC;~,TION LISTING CHLUMBERG~ER,ALASK~ CO~,PUTING CENTER TABLE TYPE : CUNS 'TUNI WN N Al I ~ TAT CDUN FL S EC'T 1OWN RANG ENGJ. SON APIN 6-APR-1989 10:58 V.~LU UNOCBL WILDCAT RUBY ST,~T5 ~1. 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