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Memorandmn
State of Alaska
Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
To:
Re'
Well File: (~ '~) -' ~'~~~i DATE
Cancelled or Expired Permit Act'on
EXAMPLE: Point McIntyre P2-36AXX API# 029-22801-95
This memo will remain at the front of the subject well file.
Our adopted conventions for assigning APl numbers, permit numbers and well names did not
specifically address expired or cancelled permits. This omission has caused some inconsistencies in
the treatment of these kinds of applications for permit to ddil. Operators have asked us to adopt
formal procedures for this class of permit application in order to prevent future database disparities.
If a permit expires or is cancelled by an operator, the permit number of the subject permit will remain
unchanged. The APl number and in some instances the well name reflect the number of preexisting
reddlls and or multilaterais in a well. In order to prevent confusing a cancelled or expired permit with
an active well or multilateral these case sensitive well identifiers will be changed for expired and
cancelled applications for permits to ddll.
The APl number for this cancelled or expired permit is modified so the eleven and twelfth digits is 95.
The well name for a cancelled or expired permit is modified with an appended xx.
These procedures are an addendum to the APl numbering methods described in AOGCC staff
memorandum "Multi-lateral (weilbore segment) Ddiling Permit Procedures, revised December 29,
1995.
AOGCC database has been changed to reflect these changes to this permit.
t-eve McMains ' ' ~Y,Z,,,3/-
Statistical Technician
September 3, 1987f J
Mr. Roy D.~R? ..... , ' I~------
Environmentaz Engineer ~
Union Oil Company of' California
P. O. Box 190247
Anchorage, Alaska 99502
Telecopy:
(907) 276-7542
Re: Trading Bay Unit M-3
Union Oil Company of California
Permit No. 87-89
Sur. Loc. 1039'FNL, 595'FILL, Sec. 33, T9N, R13W, SM
Btmhole Loc. ll00'FNL, 500'FWL, Sec. 33, TgN, R13W, SM
Dear Mr. Roberts:
Enclosed is the approved application for permit to drill the
above referenced well.
The permit to drill does not indemnify you from the probable need
to obtain additional permits required by law from other
governmental agencies prior to commencing operations at the well
site.
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 Commission may be
present to witness testing of the equipment before the surface
casing shoe is drilled. I~here a diverter system is required,
please also notify this office 24 hours prior to commencing
equipment installation so that the Commission may witness testing
before drilling below the shoe of the conductor pipe.
C. V. Cha~ter~ton~
Chairman o f
Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
dlf
Enclosure
cc: Department of Fish & Game, Habitat Section w/o encl.
Department of Environmental Conservation w/o encl.
Mr. Bill }~. Lamoreaux
Alaskan r. ct
Production united States
Marathon
Oil Company
RD. Box 102380
Anchorage, Alaska 99510
Telephone 907/561-5311
August 12, 1987
Mr. Mike Minder
Alaska Oil & Gas
Conservation Commission
3001 Porcupine Drive
Anchorage, AK 99501
Dear Mr. Minder:
Attached with this letter is the application for the Permit to Drill Well
M-3 from the Steelhead Platform and the filing fee. Should you have any
questions concerning the application, please contact me at 564-6316.
Regards,
Guy R. Whitlock
Drilling Superintendent
GRW/RLH/rs/DD5/147
Attachments
RECEIVED
A~G ~?l~l
Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Com~isSiO~
Anchorage
:--, STATE OF ALASKA
ALASKA' AND GAS CONSERVATION CC.. ~VllSSION
PERMIT TO DRILL
20 AAC 25.005
E~I Development O~1 ? .~,..~. ~
la. Type of work Drill E~ Redrill lb. Type of well. Exploratory [] Stra.~igraphic Test [] ....
Re-Entry [] Deepen Service [] Developement Gas [] Single Zone [] Multiple Zone
2. Name of Operator 5. Datum Elevation (DF or KB) 10. Field and Pool
Union Oil Company of California ~ 163' KB feet McArthur River
3. Address 6. Property Designation
P. O. Box 190247, Anchorage~ AK 99519 ADL 18730 Middle Kenai Gas
4. Location of well at surface 1039 FNL, 595 l~g, 7. Unit or property Name 11. Type Bond (see 20 AAC 25.025)
Sec. 33, T9N, R13W, SM. Steelhead Platform, Trading Bay
Lea B- 2, ,Con~uc. tor..~ 5..
~At tod of proaum~ve ~merva~ 8. Well number Number
4080' ~VI): 1100' FNL, 500' FWL, Sec. 33 '
5940' · 100' FNL, 500' FWL, Sec. 33 M-3 B-2-165-724-1
At tota~d:ep~-h 9. Approximate spud date Amount
6245' TVI)' 1100' FNL, 500' FWL, Sec. 33 01 October 1987 $200,000
neCrest well 14. Number of acres in property 15. Proposed depth (MD and TVD)
12. Distance to nearest 13¢e~ta~_c~, t~j.O to ;' 6245
~o¢,~rty line feet SE at. 480' ]VJ]') feet: 5840 6245 ~ feet
16. To be completed for deviated wells st.raight, ]'tole 17. Anticipated pressure (see 2o AAC 25.035 (e)(2))
Kickoff depth -- feet Maximum hole angle -- 0 Maximum surface 2376 ps~g At total depth (TVD)2660 ps~g
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)
26 20 91.5 X-5( 1~b-4C 075' 75 '15 '/bt) 750 ±4UU sx
17-1/2 13-3/8 61.0 K-55 Bu'Fr 2100' 75 75 i2175 2175 15t)O sx
12-1/4 10-3/4 55.5 N-86 BU'Ft' 501' 69 69 570 570 2300 sx
12-1/4 9-5/8 43.5 N-8£ BU'I"t' 3930' 570 570 4500 4500
12-1/4 9-b/8 47.U N-~L BU't"I' 1745' 4500 4500 6245 6245
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 ~ ~-.5 ~' ~ ~,~\
Liner l~~ %O~'~u '
Perforation depth: measured ~-,,~
true veCt~C~,al ~arathon Oil Compart¥--Sub-ogerator
20. Attachments Filing fee ~ PropertY plat ~ BOP Sketch E~ Diverter Sketch E~ Drilling program
Drilling fluid program E~ Time vs depth plot [] Refraction analysis [] Seabed report [] 20 AAC 25.050 requirements
21. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge
Signed /~~./~g~~,¢ ?~-~-Title]g~viro~t~l ]~!~tgJ~ee~ Date 8/26/8'
· ]3e~ts Commission Use Only
Permit Number I APl number J Approval date J See cover letter
87-89 5o- 733-20392 09/03/87 for other requirements
Conditions of approval Samples requ~e~d. [] Yes ~¢¢r~]'o Mud Icg required '~' Yes [] No (,'.i-,¢'
Hydrogen sulfide measures [] Yes ~o Directional survey required [] Ye~'"¢o
Required wo~/~forB~~~; E~ 5M; [] 1OM; ~ 15M D~e__..~,~~~~
Other: by order of
Approved by~ ~ , , , Commissioner the commission. ,'
Form 10-401 Rev.-'~t'2-1-85
Submit
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MARATHON OIL COMPANY
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TRADING BAY UNIT
McARTHUR RIVER FIELD
ICAL[..' 1', 1HO' At)TNONt
GATE: AUG. 1lmm FILE IO.~__
STEELHEAD PLATFORM
BOP Schematic
WELL: M-~
FROM MUD PUMPS
HYD.
CHOKE
ADJUSTABLE
CHOKE
CHOKE
PRESS.
SENSOR
MANIFOLD
i DRILLFLOOR
3' - 3'
TO MUD
SEPARATOR
3'
TO DERRICK
VENT
TO SHALE
SHAKER
, ~W LINE
~ ~_ HYDRIL TYPE GK
/ ].....~3 5/8' X 5000 PSI
· ~-~ ~===~ ska Oil & Gas. ns. c0mmiss
~o FLEXlP HOSE '
t:1 ~'t HYDRIL TYPE V
13 5/8' X 5000 PSI
_.~ 13 5/8' -5000 PSI RISER
J ~'~ 13 3/8' - 5000 PSI
I I
i 30' DRIVE PiPE
f ~ ~20' CONDUCTOR
j ~,J 13 3/8' SURFACE CASING
STEELHEAD PLATFORM
DIVERTER SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
1. Riser = 30" OD, rated to 500 psi.
2. BOP = 30" Hydril Annular, rated to 500 psi.
3. Block valve = 10", 300 psi, full opening ball valve w/hydraulic
actuator.*
4. Diverter line = 250 mm nominal schedule 40.
ID = 9.80", OD = 10.53".
5. Direction ~lves = 10", 300 psi, full opening ball valves w/hydraulic
actuators.
* Block valve is hydraulically manifolded to annular BOP such that
block valve will automatically open when annular BOP is closed.
++ Direction valves hydraulically manifolded together such that one
valve is always open.
NOTE: Ail turns in line are targeted.
GRW/RLH/rs/DD5 / 3
STEELHEAD PLATFORM
DIVERTER SYSTEM OPERATIONAL PROCEDURE
TO CLOSE ANNULAR BOP
Push "close" button on diverter system BOP control panel. Diverter block
valve will automatically open.
TO CHANGE DIRECTION OF VENT
Push appropriate button on diverter system control panel. If west venting
is desired, push "west". If east vent is desired, push "east". The
hydrualically actuated valves are connected such that opening of one valve
closes the other valve. Therefore, it is not possible to close both
direction valves.
ACTUATION OF BOP EQUIPMENT
The BOP equipment on the Steelhead can be actuated form the main control
panel on the rig floor or from two remote panels which are located on the
bottom level at the southwest and northwest corners where the Whittaker
Emergency Escape craft are located.
Also, a monitoring panel is located in the drilling foreman's office.
GRW/RLH / rs/DD 5 / 3
DI~?"'iRTER SYSTEM SCHEM~'"~TIC
ANNULAR
BOP
DIVE--ERn ~
SPOOL
I0' DIVERTER LINE
BLOCK VALVE
-' DIRECTION VALVES
153' 9'
ANNULAR
SCHEMATIC
BOTTOM OF
FLOW NIPPLE
FLOW
NIPPLE
SLIP JOINT
T
59-5/8'
29 1/2' HYDRIL
~"'500 PSI BOP
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t ~~ DIVERTER SPOOL
~ 13 2-7/8'
,] N DIVERTER LINE
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RISER SPOOL
110' 9' PIPE RACK FLOOR
RISER spOOL
88'
10' OUTLET
WELLROOM FLOOR
JACKET TOP
STARTING HUB
.
CONDUCTOR EXTENSION
30' ANNULAR SCHEMATIC
153' 9'
132' 9'
BOTTOM OF
FLOW NIPPLE
59-5/8'
S DIVERTER LINE
TOP OF ,4 t0 ~
PIPE RACK
~ FLOW NIPPLE
~SLIP JOINT
__ !9 1/2' HYDRIL
500 PSI BOP
~.~.-- DIVERTER SPOOL
· N DIVERTER LINE
RISER SPOOL
110' 9' PIPE RACK FLOOR
88'
10' OUTLET
WELLROOM FLOOR
67'
JACKET T~P
RISER SPOOL
STARTING HUB
~ CONDUCTOR EXTENSION -
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STEELHEAD PLATFORM
OPERATIONAL PROCEDURE FOR LOST CIRCULATION
Should lost circulation occur during the drilling of the 26" hole from 0
to ± 800' TVD returns will be taken at the 88' level above MLLW rather
than at the rig floor at 162' level above MLLW. There is a 10" outlet on
the 30" riser at the platform's 88' level for returns to go overboard if
lost circulation does occur. The valve on this outlet will be manned
continuously during drilling and circulating operations. Personnel at
this location will be responsible for opening and closing the valve and
monitoring drilling fluid returns.
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WELL PROGRAM
WELL: Steelhead Platform Well M-3
Field: McArthur River
AFE:
8310-7
COORDINATES
Surface: 1039' FNL, 595' FWL
Sec 33, T9N, R13W, S.M.
Leg B-2, Conductor No. 5
Top of Objective: "C" Sands at 4080' TVD: 1100' FNL, 500' FWL, Sec 33,
T9N, R13W, S.M.
D-16 at 5940' TVD: 1100' FNL, 500' FWL, Sec 33,
T9N, R13W, SM.
KB Elevation: 163' MLLW
Ground Elevation: MLLW
Total Depth: 6,245 TVD
6,245 MD
Avg. Angle: Straight Course:--
hole
GEOLOGICAL PROGRAM
Mud loggers on location from 1-5~v' TVD to TD.
Estimated Fm Top
C-4
C-5
C-6
D-16
MD TVD
4080' 4080'
4130' 4130'
4150' 4150'
5940' 5940'
Sub-Sea
-3917
Potentially
Productive
Yes
-3967 Yes
-3987 Yes
-5777 Yes
Estimated Total Depth 6245'
6245' -6082
Coring Program:
Full Barrel Cores: A-3 Sand, 50' MD; B-3 Sand, 95' MD;
C-4 sand, 15' MD; D-6 sand, 40' MD. (200' total core)
DST Program: None
Logging Program: Not logged
Conductor
Surface: Not logged
Intermediate:
DIL/SFL/GR/SP
FDC/CNL
LSS/GR/SP
FMT (25-50 sets) & SW Cores (25-50 shots)
Liner: N/A
Well Program
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DRILLING PROGRAM
Conductor: Drill 26" hole to 750' MD.
Run & Cement 20" casing.
Surface: Drill 17-1/2" hole to 2175' MD.
Run & Cement 13-3/8" casing.
Intermediate: Drill 12-1/4" hole to 6,245' MD.
or Production Run & cement 9-5/8" casing with 500' 10-3/4" casing on top. Provides
adequate clearance for dual 3-1/2" SCSSV's.
Liner: N/A
DIRECTIONAL PROGRAM
Drill vertical hole to 6245' MD.
CASING PROGRAM
Size
Conductor
Hole WOC
Set At Wt~ Footage Grade Thrd Size Time Cement
20" 750' 91.5 675'
Surface
13-3/8" 2175' 61.0 2100'
Intermediate
10-3/4"
9-5/8"
9-5/8"
Liner
N/A
From To (TVD)
0' 750'
750' 2175'
2175' 6245'
X-56 RL-4C 26" 12 hrs 1400 sx
K-55 Butt
17-1/2" 12 hrs 1500 sx
570' 55.5 501' N-80 Butt
4500' 43.5 3930' N-80 Butt
6245' 47.0 1745' N-80 Butt
12-1/4" 12 hrs 2300 sx
12-1/4" 12 hrs
12-1/4" 12 hrs
MUD PROGRAM ~,lJ~a~ ~ / [i:~i~/
Alaska 0ii & 6as gons. tommlssi, o~
Wt. Vis. W.L. ph .Type Mud
8.'~-8.8 100-150 NC 8.0 Fresh water low solids non-dispersed
8.6-9.0 40-80 30-12 8.0-8.5 Fresh water low solids non-dispersed
9.0-9.5 40-60 12-8 8.0-8.5 Water base co-pol~er
Remarks: None
COMPLETION PROGRAM
Run 9-5/8" csg to TD w/ 500' of 10-3/4" csg as top section. Cement with 2300 sx of Class
"G" cement. Clean out 9-5/8" casing. Make scraper run. Test casing to 2500 psi.
Displace hole w/ completion fluid. Run Gyro & CBL. RIH w/ tbg conveyed perf guns & perf
the D-16 sand. Set a 9-5/8" packer w/ plug above D-i6 zone. Tbg convey perf the C-4,
C-5, C-6 sands. Retrieve the 9-5/8" packer plug. Run dual 3-1/2" completion string w/
dual packer above the "C" sand zones. Unload & test well.
400 -
300 -
200 -
100 -
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200 _
300 _
400 _
300
200 "-,-- 100
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6OO0
620O
6400
B2-5
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1000
Well No: M-3 eropoeLd
STRAIGHT HOLE
TD = 6245 md +/-
1200
600
6800
1400
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1600
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300
200
100
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100
300
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300
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Well M-3 Planned Well Course Interference Check
An interference program was run to determine if any Steelhead or Grayling
wells come within a proximity radius of 500 feet to Steelhead's Well M-3
planned course. The three wells that fall into this category are as
follows:
Closest M-3
Well Distance Direction Measured Depth
M-1 10.44' N30°35'E 480'
M-2 9.59' S57°03E 480'
G23-RD 177.52' N84°44'W 6,245'
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LEGEND
0 WELL LOCATION .e~INJEGll) OIL WELL
· GL WELL ~,~INJECTED OAS WEt&
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MARATHON OIL COMPANY
TRADING BAY UNIT
McARTHUR RIVER FIELD
SCALE: 1'. 1000' AU'r
PRESSURE DETERMINATION C-4,5,6 and D-16 GAS RESERVOIRS
The maximum pressure to be encountered while'drilling Well M-3 is expected
to occur in the D-16 reservoir.
In the D-16 reservoir, targeted for production, a maximum pressure of 2660
psi at 5777' SS is predicted based upon FMT pressure points recored in
Well M-1 on 02 July 1987.
In the secondary production, the C-4, C-5, & C-6 reservoirs, a pressure of
1500 psi at 3917' SS is predicted based upon the above FMT run.
The maximum surface pressure calculated for the D-16 zone sand is 2376
psi. This pressure was calculated using the following formula:
Ratio = 1 - (.018 X TVD)
1,000
Ratio = 1 - (.018 X 5940)
1,000 = 0.893
Maximum Surface pressure = Ratio X Formation Pressure = 0.893 X 2660
= 2376 psi
LIST OF SOLIDS CONTROL EQUIPMENT
2 each - Brandt Dual Tandem Shale Shakers
1 each - Brandt Desander
1 each - Brandt Mud Cleaner
1 each - Swaco Centrifuge
1 each - Swaco Degasser
A Totco E-mud system has been designed into the driller's console. Each
of the six active pits are equipped with probes which actuate both visual
and audio alarms at the driller's console.
A monitored trip tank is located in the substructure of the rig to
accurately gauge fluid volumes required to fill the hole on trips.
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Con, any
1. Is ~ pe:mit fee a~nched ..........................................
2..tS ~11 to be located in a da_~ined pool .............................
2~ Is w~ll located proper distance fr~n prope_~-y line ..................
4. Is well located p~ d~.~r~nce from or_her w~lls ....................
5. IS sufficient undadicated acreage available in r_his pool ............
6. Is ~ ~o be daviated and is wellbore plat incl~d ................
7. Is operator ~he only affected pa_~ .................................
8 Can permit be approved before f~een-~ wait
Lease & Well No.
YES NO
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9. Does operator bay· a bond in force .................................. v~
10 Is a conservamton order needad .....
11 Is aJ~i~ ~rauive appr. oval-ne·dad
12. ~ ~ l~e m~ ~~~e .....................................
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14. Is conductor s~-img provided ........................................ ~f~
3~. WLll surface casing protect: fresh wacer zones ....................... .~
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16. Is enough c~=nt used to circulate on conduduor and surface ......... ~
17. Will c-re=ut tie in surface and intermediate or production strings ... ~
18. Will c~u cover all known productive horizmns ..................... ~ ·
19. Will all casing give adequate safe~y im collapse, tension and burst..~ ' ........
20. Is ~ well to be kicked off frcm an existing w~!lbore ............ : ~
2_3 Is a dive_~er system requi~ed - ~
24. Is r. ha d~!'~ng fluid program scb~t:ic and list of eq~t adequaue~Z
25. Are necessary diagr~m~ and descriptions of diverzer and BOPE ar~.ched./f~,
26. Does BOPE have suf~i~ presm~re ra~g - Test to ~.,oOo pszg .. /f.~, ,
27. Does the choke mrna*old comply w/API RP-53 ~y 84) .................. ~¢¢
28. Is =he presence of ~S. gas probable ................................. , ~
For exploratory and S~rat~hic wells: ~
29. Are data presented on potential ove_rpress~re zones? .,' ............... ,,
30. Are seismic anslysis data presen:e~ on stmllo~ gas zones ,..., ....... ~-~,,i
31. If an offshore loc., az· ~ results of seabed condi~ns presented .....
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