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Home My WebLink About169-040THE STAT9 Alaska Oil and Gas o1LASKA A Conservation Commission 333 West Seventh Avenue GOVERNOR BILL WALKER Anchorage, Alaska 99501-3572 Main: 907.279.1433 Fax: 907.276.7542 www.aogcc.alaska.gov Ryan J C Daniel Well Engineering Team Leader BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. PO Box 196612 Anchorage, AK 99519-6612 Re: Docket Number: OTH-18-050 Dear Mr. Darnel: October 26, 2018 SCANNED NOV 1 3 2m By letter dated October 3, 2018, BP Exploration (Alaska), Inc. (BPXA) requested a variance for five Prudhoe Bay Wells from the requirement of 20 AAC 25.030(c)(3) that well surface casing be set below the base of permafrost. As a result of the failure of the Prudhoe Bay Unit DS02-03B well, BPXA shut in a total of 21 wells that have outer casing shoes set in the permafrost. The failure of DS02-03B resulted from subsidence -induced forces on the outer string contributing to the tensile failure of the surface casing, the release of compressional load on the inner string and the upward movement of the wellhead. A variance to 20 AAC 25.030(c)(3) is authorized for special or unusual conditions if the design requirements of 20 AAC 25.030(a) are satisfied. BPXA requests restart of five of the shut-in wells — W-209, W-214, W-216, S-122 and J-01. In support, BPXA provided information regarding the design of the five wells which demonstrates the five wells have a surface casing cementing configuration that causes subsidence -induced formation loading to be shared across two strings. BPXA's request for a variance for five Prudhoe Bay Wells from 20 AAC 25.030(c)(3) to allow the restart of these wells is GRANTED. Please provide a detailed overview of BPXA Subsidence Program by December 31, 2018. Sincerely, Hollis S. French Chair, Commissioner • 0 BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. 900 East Benson Boulevard P. 0. Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 (907) 561-5111 October 3, 2018 Hollis S. French Commission Chair Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 333 West 7th Ave, Suite 100 Anchorage, AK 99501 Re: Application for Administrative Approval Restart of Five Three -String Casing Design Wells with Future Utility Prudhoe Bay Unit Dear Chair French: G ¢� 4' "0�<2 s BP Exploration (Alaska), Inc. (BPXA), as operator of the Prudhoe Bay Unit (PBU) respectfully requests that the commission approve the restart of operations for the Study Wells discussed below in this Application. After the April 14, 2017, hydrocarbon release event at PBU well 02-03, BPXA shut-in 13 identified wells with three -string casing design with surface casing set in the permafrost. BPXA have since identified a further 8 wells meeting the criteria following a detailed "manual" well file review. These additional wells have also been shut-in, and the AOGCC notified the commission the end of April 2018. BPXA have completed a detailed engineering assessment on five of the eight wells (Study wells) which have future production or Injection utility. The assessment report (Assessment Report) is enclosed with this application. The report was authored by the BP Global Wells Organization Senior Advisor for Tubing and Casing design, and concludes that because of the cementing design of the surface casing in each of the Study Wells, the risk of a similar 02-03 surface casing failure scenario is implausible. (Please see the analysis for each of the Study Wells in the enclosed Assessment Report.) These study wells are: Study Wells Well Type W-209 Water injector W-214 WAG Injector W-216 WAG Injector S-122 producer J-01 producer M11AM., —1 Oplication for Administrative Variance • 20 AAC 25.030(c)(3) - Setting Casing Below Permafrost September 28, 2018 Page 2 The commission's regulation at 20 AAC 25.030(c)(3) has been amended effective July 18, 2018, to require that well surface casing be set below the base of permafrost. 20 AAC 25.030(g) authorizes the commission to grant a variance to this requirement to allow for "special or unusual conditions if the design requirements of section (a) of this regulation are satisfied." Section (a) provides in relevant part: (a) ... a well casing and cementing program must be designed to (1) provide suitable and safe operating conditions for the total measured depth proposed; (2) confine fluids to the wellbore; (3) prevent migration of fluids from one stratum to another; (4) ensure control of well pressures encountered; (5) protect against thaw subsidence and freezeback effects within permafrost; BPXA respectfully submits that due to the surface casing cementing configuration of the Study Wells, the requirements of 20 AAC 25.030(a) are satisfied. BPXA respectfully requests that the commission authorize BPXA to: (1) restart well operations on each of the five Study Wells, and (2) once the new amendment to 20 AAC 25.030(c)(3) becomes effective, approve a variance to its requirement that surface casing for the five Study Wells be set below the permafrost . Should you have any questions regarding this request please contact Ryan Daniel at 907-564- 5430, Ryan.Daniel@bp.com. Sincerely, Ryan 1 C Daniel Well Engineering Team Leader GWO Alaska Wells Integrity & Compliance BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. bp • Date: October 3, 2018 To: Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission From: BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. Re: BP Request to Restart Wells Background • BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. 900 East Benson Boulevard P. 0. Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 (907) 561-5111 OCT 0 3 2_1018 On April 14, 2017, a PBU pad operator discovered an uncontrolled hydrocarbon release emanating from the top of the well house of 02-03. BP immediately responded along with the Unified Command, and by early April 17, the well was killed and two days later a deep-set plug was installed in the well. During the incident no people were injured, and no wildlife were harmed. The estimated release of 63 gallons was confined to the reserve pit and no oil impacted the tundra. BP appointed a team of experts to investigate the incident. They found the cause of the incident to be a tensile failure of a coupling 50-1/2" below the wellhead in the 20 in. surface casing. That failure allowed upward forces generated in the inner casing strings to lift the wellhead about three feet. The failure was due to a downward load imparted by subsidence of the permafrost formations on the casing, resisted by the compression of the inner strings. Upward forces created by thermal expansion and wellbore pressures on the inner strings were contributory, but modelling showed these loads to be insufficient in isolation to cause the 20 in. casing failure. 02-03 had a three -string casing design. Most of the PBU wells (about 1780 wells) have a two -string casing design (with no intermediate casing), and no evidence was found of 02-03's failure mode in the two -string casing design. BP has identified 21 three -string casing design wells in PBU. One of the investigation team's key findings was that the 20 in. surface casing was set within the permafrost. The investigation team recommend, among other things, that modelling be conducted on all three -string PBU wells with the surface casing shoe set in the permafrost, to determine failure loads and modes and to access the potential that an 02- 03 failure scenario could reoccur in these wells. The following assessment report is provided by BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. in support of our request to restart wells with future production utility that have a three -string casing design with surface casing set in the permafrost. • • Assessment Report of five (5) Study Wells with Surface Casing Set in Permafrost Page 2 BP Assessment of Five (5) Prudhoe Bay Unit Wells with Surface Casing Set in Permafrost Author: Rich Miller, Senior Advisor Tubular Design Date: May 29, 2018 This study assesses five Prudhoe Bay Unit wells with surface casing set in permafrost. A manual well file review identified the following wells (Study Wells): • W-209 • W-214 • W-216 • S-122 • J-1 The Study Wells were assessed for the potential of realizing a casing failure and subsequent upward wellhead motion similar to the 2017 failure of 02-03. In the Study Wells, the 9-5/8 in. casing is cemented to the 13-3/8 in. casing over its length. This configuration causes formation loading to be shared across the two strings. In contrast, the 02-03 configuration allowed formation loads to act independently on each string, creating the potential for a net downward force on the outer string and a net upward force on the inner strings. The 02-03 failure scenario is implausible for the Study Wells. In addition, the possibility of formation loads acting on a 20 in. conductor is considered. If the 02-03 failure scenario is applied to the W-214 conductor, then parting of that string could result in a corresponding 0.24 in. upward movement. However, the scenario is not credible as the two strings are not attached at surface. A net downward subsidence force on the conductor would result in the 20 in. separating from the 13-3/8 in. at the landing ring rather than a sudden parting. Thus, the 02-03 failure scenario remains implausible for the above wells. This study does not consider other loading issues due to permafrost subsidence, such as downward wellhead movement or buckling of casing strings. The focus is solely on the unique failure sequence observed at 02-03. 1. Comparison of Wells to Earlier Analyses This study assesses whether the failure scenario observed at 02-03 could occur at one of the Study Wells. Main points from the earlier analyses are noted here to assist comparison. 1.1. Well 02-03 02-03 release investigation report' described a failure scenario where permafrost subsidence caused a 1 Investigation Report "FS1 DS2 WELL 03 RELEASE" dated June 14, 2017, filed with the commission as part of the • Assessment Report of five (5) Study Wells with Surface Casing Set in Permafrost Page 3 tensile failure of the 20 in. casing. During the life of the well, formation and thermal loading placed the inner 13-3/8 in. and 9-5/8 in. strings in compression. Once the 20 in. casing parted, the inner strings were no longer held down by the outer string, allowing the wellhead to move upward an initial three feet prior to cooling. Details of the model are contained in a subsequent report assessing the 02-03 scenario for other Prudhoe Bay wells. The key finding related to wellhead movement was the location of the surface casing shoe. The 20 in. surface casing was set within the permafrost at 1,219 ft. MD. Little to no cement was present between the base of the 20 in. and the subsequent 13-3/8 in. casing. With this configuration, formation subsidence could place a net downward force on the 20 in. casing and a net upward force on the 13-3/8 in. casing. The investigation team recommended that three -string casing designs with surface casing set within the permafrost be analyzed to assess the potential for reoccurrence of the 02-03 failure scenario. Summary conclusions from this assessment are: • The 02-03 failure scenario is implausible for wells with surface casing set below the permafrost. This conclusion is supported by a peer-reviewed industry publication.z • The risk of an 02-03 failure scenario is minimized if the intermediate casing has a top of cement above the surface casing shoe. If the cement bond is sufficient to transfer loads between the two strings, then the resulting configuration mimics the case of a continuous string set below the permafrost. • The 02-03 failure scenario is possible with surface casing set within the permafrost and the subsequent casing top of cement falling below the surface casing shoe. 1.2. Well W-209 The basic well configuration through permafrost is described as follows: • 20 in. conductor set at 109 ft • 13-3/8 in. set at 1,630 ft TVD and cemented to approximately 75 ft • 9-5/8 in. set at 2,695 ft TVD and fully cemented Formation loads applied to the 20 in. are transferred to the 13-3/8 in. and the 9-5/8 in. via cement. Formation loads applied to the 13-3/8 in. surface casing are transferred to the 9-5/8 in. via cement. In contrast, the 02-03 configuration allowed for the possibility of inner strings pushing up and the outer casing pulling down, thereby compounding tension below the wellhead. The 4 in. gap between the 13-3/8 in. fluted hanger and the 20 in. landing ring suggests that the cement bond between the two strings is not perfect. There is no evidence of recoupling the conductor to the surface casing subsequent to the 4 in. of growth. As such, additional relative movement between the 20 in. and 13-3/8 in. would not result in tension at the top of the 20 in. As described, the 02-03 failure scenario cannot happen to W-209. 1.3. Well W-214 June 27, 2017, Update to 30 -Day Report of Accidental Oil and Gas Release. 2 Mitchell, R.F. and M.A. Goodman, Permafrost Thaw -Subsidence Casing Design. SPE 6060, 1978. • • Assessment Report of five (5) Study Wells with Surface Casing Set in Permafrost Page 4 The basic well configuration through permafrost is described as follows: • 20 in. conductor set at 109 ft • 13-3/8 in. hung 3 ft below 20 in. landing ring, set at 1,300 ft TVD and cemented to 280 ft • 9-5/8 in. set at 3,353 ft TVD and fully cemented Cement returns to surface were not achieved during either the primary or secondary 13-3/8 in. cement job. The 280 ft top of cement is estimated from records, including washout. This value is not critical for the analysis. Since the 9-5/8 in. casing is fully cemented inside the 13-3/8 in., these two strings work in concert to provide a continuous support column through the permafrost. This renders the 02-03 failure scenario implausible. For completeness, subsidence loading on the 20 in. conductor is considered. As described, it is possible (though deemed unlikely) that subsidence could pull down on the 20 in. and the motion is resisted by the 3 ft cement section above the butt weld sub. In contrast, the 02-03 well had over 1,200 ft of 20 in. for the formation to act upon and the top of the 20 in. was recoupled to the 30" with 11 bbls or 26 ft of arctic set cement. The 20 in. to 13-3/8 in. scenario is detailed in Section 3. 1.4. Well W-216 The basic well configuration through permafrost is described as follows: • 20 in. conductor set at 109 ft • 13-3/8 in. hung 3 ft below the 20 in. landing ring, set at 1,292 ft TVD and cemented to 810 ft with a second cement stage from 100 ft back to the top • 9-5/8 in. set at 3,312 ft TVD and fully cemented The configuration is the same as W-214 but with cement coupling the top of the 13-3/8 in. to the 20 in. The cement enables loads to transfer across the three affected strings, rendering the 02-03 failure scenario implausible. 1.5. Well S-122 The basic well configuration through permafrost is described as follows: • 20 in. conductor set at 109 ft • 13-3/8 in. set at 532 ft and fully cemented • the top of the string has been cut off below the 20 in. landing ring • 9-5/8 in. set at 3,136 ft TVD and fully cemented As described, the 02-03 failure scenario cannot happen to well S-122. Formation loads applied to the 20 in. or 13-3/8 in. are transferred to the 9-5/8 in. via cement. 1.6. Well J-01 • 0 Assessment Report of five (5) Study Wells with Surface Casing Set in Permafrost Page 5 The basic well configuration through permafrost is described as follows: • 30 in. conductor set at 66 ft • 20 in. surface casing set at 950 ft • 13-3/8 in. casing set at 4,258 ft. and cemented from the 1,615 ft DV collar back to surface • 9-5/8 in. casing set deep with top 126 ft removed and reinstalled; • 1990 workover included a top-down cement job from 142 ft to 2,000 ft, verified via USIT in 2006 As shown, the 9-5/8 in. is cemented to the 13-3/8 in. and the 13-3/8 in. is cemented to the 20 in. With this geometry, loads are shared across the three strings and the 02-03 failure scenario cannot occur. 2. Additional Modelling for a Partially Cemented 13-3/8 in. Surface Casing The wellhead motion model is applied to W-214 but with subsidence loading the 20 in. conductor rather than surface casing. As with the previous work, the subsidence load is assumed but not modelled. While subsidence was sufficient to part 20 in. casing at 02-03, formation loads could build over the string's 1,219 ft length. In the present case, a similar cumulative load would have to build over 80 ft. The more difficult assumption is that the 20 in. is firmly attached to the 13-3/8 in. at the surface. Without this assumption, downward force on the 20 in. would simply cause the 20 in. to move downward with respect to the inner strings (or conversely, the inner strings would appear to grow upward). The point of attachment is the 13-3/8 in. resting on a welded shoulder 3 ft below the 20 in. landing ring. In the most optimistic case, there is 3 ft of cement holding the two strings together. In the other extreme, nothing is preventing the 20 in. from moving downward relative to the 13-3/8 in. fluted hanger. This difficulty is set aside at present in order to characterize the potential for wellhead movement. The well casings are stacked onto the 20 in. conductor as a system of elastic springs. Figure 1 shows the system as independent 3-1/2 in. tubing and 7 in. casing strings acting at the wellhead, a composite system of 9-5/8 in. and 13-3/8 in. casings cemented together, and a 20 in. conductor with an applied downward subsidence force. The cement is modelled as a spring with a much lower modulus of elasticity and the boundary condition that the 9-5/8 in., cement and 13-3/8 in. springs have the same amount of stretch for a given system load. Once the model is built, the assumed 9-5/8 in. top of cement is varied to verify it has no impact on predicted motion for a range of shallow cement shortfall. Assessment Report of five (5) Study Wells with Surface Casing Set in Permafrost Page 6 Equivalent Springs 9-5/8" TOC Below the WH WH 9-5/8 TOC I ny CO ami CO d ^. -. M QJ d) V � U el O W-214 configuration shoulder subsidence PT PAfA 00 (N 00 -- n n a) M-1 O Figure 1— Simplified Model of Wellhead Motion for W-214. Thermal loads are generated using WellCat for 116 days of water injection with average conditions of 1,035 bwpd at 126°F and a peak pressure of 1,130 psi. The thermal energy from injection generates compression in the inner strings, resulting in upward force at the wellhead as illustrated by the green arrows in Figure 1. The 20 in. conductor is initially in compression due to the weight of the subsequent strings. A subsidence force is applied to the 20 in. until the tension at the surface reaches 800 kips corresponding to the minimum pipe body yield strength. This is a representative failure load rather than a precise definition. For the case of a 9-5/8 in. top of cement a foot below the surface, the required subsidence force is 967 kips. A 20 ft cement shortfall increases the required subsidence by 24 kips, demonstrating the insensitive nature of the TOC variable. The system of springs is then built without the 20 in. conductor and an 800 kip upward force is applied at surface, equal and opposite to the force held by the intact conductor. The result is an 0.24 in. upward movement. If the 02-03 scenario could occur to the W-214 conductor, then the resulting upward movement would be limited to a fraction of an inch. However, there is no mechanical device locking together the 20 in. and 13-3/8 in. strings. The more likely scenario is a downward force on the 20 in. causes separation at the surface, allowing the 20 in. to move down (or conversely, the inner strings would appear to grow upward). Either way, well integrity is maintained. Assessment Report of five (5) Study Wells with Surface Casing Set in Permafrost Page 7 3. Well Schematics W-209 (PWI) • 13-3/8" is landed in conductor landing ring with a fluted hanger. NOTE: not landed as of 04/29/18. —4" off. • "Kuparuk style" landing ring welded onto the top of the 13-3/8" fluted hanger. • 9-5/8" is landed in "Kuparuk style" landing rinp. I is installed on 9-5/8". ,tyle" Landing Ring ictor Landing Ring B-3/8" "75' (5/7/18 measurement). job 9/10/14, did not get cement to surface. 1-3/8" growth occurred before or aftertop job. Conductor @ 109' ing @ 1879' MD (1630' TVD) @ 4176 -MD (2695' TVD) ---- 9-5/8" Casing Shoe 0 • Assessment Report of five (5) Study Wells with Surface Casing Set in Permafrost Page 8 W-214 ( WAG) • 13-3/8" is landed on a butt weld sub inside the conductor with a fluted hanger (unable to visually verify if still landed). • 9-5/8" is landed on conductor landing ring with a fluted hanger. NOTE: not landed as of 04/30/18. • Wellhead is installed on 9-5/8". Conductor La ndi ng R ing IS - Butt Weld Sub 3' below Conductor landing Ring— L v oq a a 0 20" Conductor @ 109' TOC in 13-3/8" approx. 280' (based on MudPush returns during primary cement job) 13-3/8" TAM Port Collar @ 480' (Attempted to pump 2"d stage; 4 Packed off above collar. Pumped away 18 bbl of mud. Est. 30' of cement displaced with mud.) L11 13-3/8" Gravel String @ 1310' MD (1300' TVD) 9-5/8" Casing Shoe @ 3714'MD (3353' TVD)— . --TOC in 7" below 9-5/8" Casing Shoe 1' x 3-%" • C] Assessment Report of five (5) Study Wells with Surface Casing Set in Permafrost Page 9 W-216 ( WAG) I • 13-3/8" is landed on a butt weld sub inside the conductor with a fluted hanger (unable to visually verify if still landed). • 9-5/8" is landed on conductor landing ring with a fluted hanger. NOTE: not landed as of 04/30/18. • Wellhead is installed on 9-5/8". ctor Landing elow Conductor Landing Ring M Port Collar @ 102' !nt in 13-3/8" from 0-102' Conductor @ 109' in 13-3/8" approx. 860' ing @ 1309' MD (1292' TVD) @ 4021'M D ( 3312' TV D Y- 9-5/8" Casing Shoe :as jbing ! • Assessment Report of five (5) Study Wells with Surface Casing Set in Permafrost Page 10 S-122 (PAL) 13-3/8" is cut off below conductor landing ring. 9-5/8" is landed in conductor landing ring with a fluted hanger (verified landed on 04/30/18). Wellhead is installed on 9-5/8". Conductor @ 109' ivel String Shoe @ 532' a @ 3658' M D ( 3136' ND �-- N 9-5/8" casing shoe - Casing Assessment Report of five (5) Study Wells with Surface Casing Set in Permafrost Page 11 RK1316.1 4-1/2" 12.6# 13Cr Tubing (2006 RWO) 9-5/8" Casing set on Slips (2006 RWO) 30" Conductor @ 66' New Casing: 0 - 126'(2006 RWO) 20" Casing Shoe @ 950' DV Collar @ 1615'. Cement from 0 -1615' (19900A downsqueeze cement from 0 - 2000'J2006 USIT; cement from 1990 OA_ downsqueeze and 2006 Top lob) 13-3/8" Original TOC approx. 2400'. Quality of cement —9-5/8" 2"a Stage TOC = 3600'(2006 USIT) Casing Shoe @ 4258' 2nd Stage BOC = 5450'(2006 USIT) DV Collar @ 5731' MD/rVD 1° Stage TOC = 6250'(2006 USIT) Packer 7857' MD/TVD-- nique Machine Overshot 7975' MD/TVD HBBP-R Packer 8019' MO/TVD— SfdrrB Dau comma" 20" 5/19/69 Coupled to 13-3/8' with welded structure. prKement Net Haaging Weight - 70 kips P==.ng" Hang" Weight = 78 kips 13-3/8" 5/28/69 Casing Head: 13-3/8'Threaded xi3-3/8'5M 9.5/8' 7/2$/06 Top 126'replaosd and cemented during 2006 RWO. Weight =16 kips prior to screwing Into existing casing. Maintained 150 kips boo w d during 9-5/8' x 13-3/8' cement top Job. Installed emergency Ops, than slacked off to energize slips. Picked up and cut top of 9-5/8', then installed new tubing spoof, 4-1/2" 7/30/06 Top 7970' replaced during 2006 RWO. Pick-UP/slack-off weight of new tubing - 90 kips/90 kips. Swallowed stub with overshot. Landed tubing hanger. Set and tested packs. NU tubing head adapter and tree. Casing Shoe @ 9304' MD/9015' TVD - 10725' MD/9024' TVD NOTE: the following are omitted for simplicity: Completion details (nipples, GtM's), CTD liner details, 1994 rotary sidetrack and 5-%" liner. Le— c> , — o c-{ C) Dale A. Haines Union Oil Company of California ' Manager, Oil & Gas 3800 Centerpoint Drive, Suite 100 Operations Anchorage, AK 99503 -^! Tel 907 263 7951 Fax 907 263 7607 Mobile 907 227 0761 Email daleah@chevron.com August 3, 2009 AUG 2009 Cathy Foerster Commissioner a is s;, Pil 9. Gas rum COrrlmiggior- Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission Anrhnrnpic 333 W. 7th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Commissioner Foerster, Re: 20 AAC 25.300 (Request for information) dated June 23, 2009— Status of Oil and Gas Wells This is Union Oil Company of California's response to your letter dated June 22, 2009 seeking the status of certain oil and gas wells. We have reviewed and revised the list of wells inactive for more than five years you provided us. Attached is an updated list with our comments. Please note that nearly a third of the list you provided is comprised of wells on the Baker and Dillon platforms. We are currently conducting operations to prepare both of those platforms for abandonment. We expect the actual well abandonment work to commence in 2010. Our long range well abandonment plans for our other fields are currently being developed. The current strategy is to group/sequence well abandonments by platform over the next several years. Please also note the following corrections to your list: (1) added G-30 to the Commission's list of wells (shut-in date of 6/02); (2) removed from your list SCU 21A-04 (which has been shut in for less than five years); and (3) removed from your list SCU 312-09 (now in Operational Shutdown status). Thank you for the opportunity to respond with the revisions to the list. If you would like to discuss our long range abandonment plans please let us know and we can set up a time to discuss them with the Commission. If you have any further questions regarding this response please contact Larry Greenstein at 907-263-7661 Sincerely, �) "'a,1�Ctkl-- Dale Haines Alaska Area Operations Manager SCW2j) O C i 0 7 2 14 DATE Mechanical Condition Why well was Shut -In Future Plans Timeframe WELL PTD # SHUT-IN An -3RD 1941490 Br 1442 1790330 Br 16-42 1670770 Br 18-42 1680120 GP 31-14RD42 1002660 D-6RD 1820200 D-18 1690040 D-30RD2 1880980 D-40RD 1820830 G-8RD 1780450 G-24 1760320 G-30 1690470 G-34RD 1790130 K-6RD 1880280 K-9 1680380 K-20 1690660 K-21RD 1790160 K-23 1780040 Ba -5 1650380 Ba -6 1660030 Ba -11 1670170 Ba -13 1670490 Ba -18 1760750 Ba -20 1851350 Ba-25RD 1830720 Ba -28 1931190 Ba -29 1931180 Ba -30 1931200 Ba -31 1951990 Di-2RD 1750070 Di -3 1670280 Di -4 1670580 Di -13 1750440 Di -14 1750660 Di -15 1760450 Di -16 1940570 Di -17 1940560 Di -18 1940980 SCU 12A-10 1750570 SCU 134 1750150 SCU 13-9 1810980 Dec -00 Feb -87 Apr -89 Jul -98 Dec -00 Dec -03 Nov -91 Sen -01 Mar -03 Jun -02 Jun -02 Jun -79 known known known damage )ing-to-casing communication known damage forations covered illow hole in tubing near #2 GLM ,ine wire in LS. known damage ;kline fish in SS. known damage )ing and casing full of sand I of sand, Holes in casing. )ing sanded up )ing integrity in question )inQ full of sand Jun -03 No known Jun -03 No known Jun -03 No known Oct -94 No known Jun -03 No known Jun -03 No known Jun -03 No known Jun -03 No known Jun -03 No known Dec -97 No known Dec -02 No known Dec -02 No known Jul -98 Hydraulic Dec -02 No known Dec -02 No known Dec -02 No known Dec -02 No known Dec -02 No known Dec -02 No known Jan -97 milled thrc Jul -03 no known Nov -01 no known removal Gas - No Produ, Low oil produce Produced water 100% water production High Water Cut Failed MIT Made too much sand and water Will not flow Stopped producing Low oil production from LS. High Water Cut Low oil production from LS. Low oil production from LS. No Flow No Flow No Flow High water cut High water cut Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Gas well that watered out Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Produced water Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Platform shut-in -- uneconomic No production Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Platform shut-in -- uneconomic Platform shut-in -- uneconomic rocks to 7000' no flow no flow Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Possible restore injection Phase I Abandon Currently used as volume bottle for Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Phase I Abandon Possible P&A Possible WO for Tyonek Possible G -Zone RTP abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life abandon at end of platform life 2010-2013 2011-2014 2011-2014 DATE Mechanical Condition Why well was Shut -In Future Plans Timeframe WELL PTD # SHUT-IN SCU 21-8 1620190 Aug -9 parted tbg high water (Hem) no flow (G Zone) Possible P&A 2010-2013 SCU 21A-4 1801050 Dec -0 no known damage no flow Possible shallow gas Remove due to SI date SCU 21B-16 1852550 Se -0 no known damage no flow Possible shallow gas 2011-2014 SCU 2313-3 1840100 Apr -9 punched hole in tbg high water Possible shallow gas 2011-2014 SCU 24A-9 1750220 Se -0 no known damage no flow Possible WO for T onek 2012-2015 SCU 31-8 1810990 Nov -0 no known damage no flow Possible Sidetrack to G-Zone/Hemlock 2012-2015 SCU 312-9 1600280 Nov -0 no known damage cemented drill pipe in well Attempted recom letion to G -Zone - Ops Shutdown Remove due to Ops SD SCU 314-3 1610230 Mar -9 no known damage no flow Possible WO for T onek gas 2011-2014 SCU 3213-9 1002670 Nov -0 no known damage no flow Possible T onek oil 2011-2014 SCU 34-8 1610430 Jan -9 no known damage no flow Possible P&A 2010-2013 SCU 41B-9 1002690 Nov -9 no known damage no flow Possible WO for T onek gas 2011-2014 SCU 43-9 1620310 May -9 punched hole in tbg high water Possible P&A 2010-2013 SCU 444 1740660 Oct -0 no known damage no flow Possible T onek oil 2012-2015 SRU 212-10 1600180 Oct -91 no known damage high water Possible Beluga gas 2010-2013 SRU 212-27 1610330 Dec -0 no known damage tight sand - no flow Possible other shallow gas 2011-2014 SRU 234-15 1600410 Dec -Ono known damage no flow Possible shallow gas or gas storage 2011-2014 Monopod A-10 1670760 Apr -8 Collapsed casingProducingCoal Phase I Abandon abandon at end of platform life Monopod A-23 1720200 Jun -8 Collapsed casingProducingCoal Phase I Abandon abandon at end of platform life Monopod A-30 1730140 Oct -9 No known damage Water production due to WF breakthrough Phase I Abandon abandon at end of latform life o. ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION WELL COMPLEIION OR Ri:COMP L£TION REPORT AND LOG 1 Status of Well Classfficatson of Service Well OIL i"1 GAS n SUSP~,DED [] ABANEX:)NED [] SERVICE 1:3 plugged back for redrill 2 Name of Operator 7 Permit Number BP Exploration 69-40 3 Address 8 APl Number P. O. Box 196612, Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 50-029-20020 4 Location of well at surtace 9 Umt or Lease Name 750' SNL, 1245' WEL, SEC. 9, T11N, R13E tD~7,A'fK3t~' Prudhoe Bay Unit At Top Producing Interval ~~.~_ 10 Well Number 822'SNL, 1310' WEL, SEC. 9, T11N, R13E ~~ ~ J-1 (31-9-11-13) At Total Depth~ t 111 Field and Pool Prudhoe Bay F~eld/Prudhoe Bay Pool 833' SNL, 1329' WEL, SEC. 9, T11N, R13E 5 Elevahon ~n feet (indicate KB, DF, etc) ~6 Lease Deslgnat,on and Serial No KBE = 56.4'! ADL 28281 12 Date Spudded 13 Date T.D Reached 14. Date Comp, Susp or Aband 115 Water Depth, if offshore !16 No o! Completions 5/14/69 9/6/69 9/20/94I N/A feet MSL I Zero 17 Total Depth (MD+TVD) 18. Plug Back Depth (MD+TVD 19. Directional Survey ~20 Depth where SSSV set ~21. Thickness of Permafrost / 11871' MD~11869' TVD 8563' MD/8562' TVD YES I~ N3 [] None feet MD ! 1900' (Approx. 22. Type Electric or Other Logs Run DIlJBHCS/GR, FDC, SNP, MLL/ML, LL3, CBL 23. CASING, LINER AND CEMENTING RECORD SEI'nNG DEPTH MD CASING SIZE WT PER FT GRADE TOP BOTTOM HOLE SIZE CEMENTING RECORD AMOUNT PULLED 30" Stove Pipe Surface 100' 36" 280 sx Permafrost 20" 94~ H-40 17' 950' 26" 1800 sx Fondu 13-3/8" 68#/61 # K55/J55 17' 4258' 17-1/2" 1600 sx Class "G" 9-5/8" 47t/ N-80 17' 9304' 12-1/4" 2155 sx Class "G" 24. Pedoratmns open to Production (MD+TVD of Top and Bottom and 25. TUBING RECORD interval, raze and number) SIZE DEPTH SET (MD) PACKER SET (MD) None None None "7"0 b ~-- Y'/C/. ~ ~ ~/"/~4 26. ACID, FRACTURE, CEMENT SQUEEZE. ETC. DEPTH INTERVAL (MD) AMOUNT & KIND OF MATERIAL USED 8563'-9074' 365 SX Class "G" 27 PRODUCTION TEST Date First Produchon IMethod of Operation (Flowing, gas hit, etc) Not on production I N/A Date of Test Hours Tested PRODUCTION FOR OIL-BBL GAS-MCF ~VATER-BBL CHOKESlZE IGAS-OIL RATIO I TEST PERIOD Flow Tubing Casing Pressure CALCULATED OIL-BBL GAS-MCF ~ATER-BBL OIL GRAVITY-APl (corr) Press 24-HOUR RATE 28 CORE DATA Brief descnphon of hthology, porosity, fractures, apparent dips, and presence o! oil, gas or water. Submit core chips 0fRIGINAL_RECEIVED NOV - 4 1994 Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Commission Anchor:. Form 10-407 Submit m duphcate Rev. 7-1-80 CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE GEOLOC:~ MARKERS FORMATION TESTS NAME Include interval tested, pressure data, all fluids recovered and grawty. MEAS DEPTH TRUE VE. RT DEPTH GOR, and t,me of each phase Subsea Sag River 8414' 8360' Shublik 8446' 8392' Ivishak 8525' 84 71' RECEIVED NOV -4 1994 31. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS /[Jaska OjJ & Gas Cons. Col~m-sjonJs Anchor:_ ,. 32. I hereby certify that the loregomg ~s true and correct to the best of my knowledge Signed ~~~ Title Dri/fino_Eno_ineerSupervisor Date ' '/'"~/C1/'"~' · 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 injectmn, 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 more 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 28: If no cores taken, indicate "none". Form 10-407 BP/AAI SHARED SERVICE WELL: J-01 BOROUGH: NORTH SLOPE UNIT: PRUDHOE BAY FIELD: PRUDHOE BAY LEASE: API: 50- PERMIT: APPROVAL: DAILY OPERATION~ PAGE: 1 ACCEPT: 09/16/94 06:00 SPUD: RELEASE: OPERATION: DRLG RIG: DOYON 14 WO/C RIG: DOYON 14 09/10/94 ( 1) TD: 9304 PB: 9145 09/11/94 (2) TD: 9304 PB: 9145 RIG MODIFICATION MW: 8.6 Seawater CLEAR FLOOR PU A LEG EQUIP. & RD AND PREPARE F/YRLY F~INTENANCE & MODIFICATIONS. LOWER DERRICK MOVE T/WEST SIDE PAD T/BEGIN WORK. RIG MODIFICATIONS MW: 8.6 Seawater RIG MODIFICATION AND REPAIR OF VARIOUS RIG COMPONENTS. 09/12/94 (3) TD: 9304 PB: 9145 RIG MODIFICATION MW: 8.6 Seawater RIG MODIFICATION & REPAIR OF SEVERAL RIG COMPONENTS. 09/13/94 (4) TD: 9304 PB: 9145 RIG MODIFICATION CONTINUING W/RIG MODIFICATION & REPAIR. MW: 8.6 Seawater 09/14/94 (5) TD: 9304 PB: 9145 RIG MAINTENANCE MW: 8.6 Seawater YEARLY RIG MODIFICATION & REPAIR T/VARIOUS COMPONENTS. 09/!5/94 (6) TD: 9304 PB: 9145 RIG MODIFICATION MW: 8.6 Seawater RIG MODIFICATION & REPAIR T/VARIOUS RIG COMPONENTS. 09/16/94 (7) TD: 9304 PB: 9145 RIG MODIFICATION MW: 8.5 Seawater RIG MODIFICATION & REPAIR T/VARIOUS COMPONENTS OF RIG. RECEIVED NOV - 4 ]994 Oil & Gas Cons, Commission Anchor[ , WELL : J-01 OPERATION: RiG · DOYON 14 PAGE: 2 09/17/94 ( 8) TD: 9304 PB: 9145 09/18/94 ( 9) TD: 9304 PB: 9145 09/19/94 (10) TD: 9304 PB: 9145 09/20/94 (11) TD: 8583 PB: 8583 WAIT ON ATLAS WIRE LINE MW: 8.5 Seawater R/U FIELD SERVICE AND PULL BPV W/LUBRICATOR ON TREE. R/U LINES CIRC DOWN ANNULUS AND RECOVER DIESEL F/TBG. CHANGE LINES PUMP DOWN ANNULUS AND RECOVER DIESEL F/4.5" TBG, TOTAL OF 137 BBL'S. INSTALL 2 WAY CHECK. N/D TREE REMOVE ADAPTER FLANGE. CHECK LDS AND HANGER THREADS. TBG SPOOL, ADAPTER FLANGE AND TBG HANGER WILL BE REPLACED. N/U BOP'S, RESTACK RECONDITION BOP RAMS, ADD EXTENSION ON CHOKE LINE & RISER, DO LOCK OUT TEST ON RECONDITIONED RAMS, RAM SHAFE SEAL LEAK ON SINGEL GATE, CHANGE SHAFE SEAL AND RETEST O.K. TEST BOP'S TO 250-5000 PSI. FIELD SERVICE PULLED 2 WAY CHECK W/BOP LUBRICATOR. BACK OUT LDS, PULL ON 4.5" 12.6# L-80 MOD-BTS TBG TO 80% OF 288,000# PULLED 230,000# TO SHEAR OUT TIW SBR, PINED TO SHEAR @ 85,000# OVER STRING WEIGHT, PULLED 145,000# OVER P/U WT. NO SHEAR, WAIT ON ATLAS WIRE LINE. P/U DP RIH W/OVERSHOT FISH MW: 8.5 Seawater WAIT ON ATLAS WIRE LINE. R/U ATLAS AND RUN 4.5" CHEMICAL TBG CUTTER, CUT TBG @ 8103' TBG MD IN THE MIDDLE OF JT #1. PULL TBG TO FLOOR. R/U TO CIRC, R/D ATLAS. CBU R/U OTHIS TO RECOVER CONTROL LINE. PULL & L/D 4.5" TBG RECOVERED 26 CONTROL LINE RUBBER PROTECTORS AND 6 STEEL BANDS. R/D OTIS. CONTINUE TO PULL AND L/D 4.5" 12.6# L-80 MOD-BTS TBG TOTAL OF 200 JTS, 5 GLM'S, 1 SLIDING SLEEVE, SSSV AND TBG HGR. R/D TBG TOOLS. MILL 9 5/8" TIW PKR @ 8132' MW: 8.5 Seawater RIH TO 6200' W/FISHING BHA#i, P/U HALLIBURTON 9 5/8" STORM PACKER & SET # 51' BELOW ROTARY. N/D BOP'S REMOVE OLD STYLE CAMERON TBG HEAD, CUT 9 5/8" CSG STUB TO FIT NEW 13 5/8" X 5M TBG SPOOL, N/U TBG SPOOL & BOP'S. TEST BOP'S 250-5000 PSI, ANNULAR TO 3000 PSI, STATE MAN WITNESSED BY LOU, INSTALL WEAR BUSHING. STAB INTO STORM PKR @ 51' TEST 9 5/8" CSG TO 3500 PSI 30 MIN O.K. PULL AND L/D SAME. CONTINUE TO P/U 5" DP AND RIH TO 8073' P/U KELLY AND WORK OVER FISH @ 8073' DP MD. RELEASE TIW LATCH @ 9 5/8" PKR W/RIGHT HAND 10 TURNS. POOH L/D 20' CUT OFF, TIW SBR & LATCH. P/U TRI-STATE FISHING BHA #2 AND RIH TO 8132'. STAB-IN PKR CHECK PRT, WORKING. MILL ON PKR. MILLING 9-5/8" SECTION MW: 9.1 Seawater MILL ON 9-5/8" PKR F/8132 T/8!35. PKR CAME FREE. HOLE TOOK 76 BBLS. VOID BELOW PKR 74 BBLS. CIRC OUT GAS. POOH W/PKR & TAIL PIPE, LD PKR, 3 JTS OF 4.5" TBG, X NIPPLES W/LEG. LD TOOLS. PU BHA #3 W/9-5/8" SECTION MILL. RIH SLIP & CUT 59.5' DL. RIH T/8600'. CIRC OUT GAS & OIL F/DP. PU 5" DP & RIH T/9078 BRIDGE. CHANGE SEAWATER T/9.1 PPG BIOZAN MILLING FLUID. POOH T/8558. RECEIVED NOV - 4 1994 ^,zska O~t & Gas Cons. Commission Anchor~ WELL _ :' J-Cf OPERATION: RIG · DCYON 14 ( PA~.~; 3 09/21/94 (12) TD: 58' ( 0) 09/22/94 (13) TD: 8563' (8505) PU BHA ~, 1 MW: 9.2 VIS:100 CON'T MILLING 9-5/8" SECTION F/8583 T/8618. CUT 60' SECTION. CBU. POOH LD SECTION MILL W/50% WEAR. PIH OE W/5" DP T/8550. CIRC PIPE VOL. RIH PU DP OFF RACK 9074' HIT BRIDGE. CIRC & BATCH MIX CMT. PUMP 20 BBLS WATER. TEST LINES T/3000. FOLLOW W/365 SX OF CLASS G CMT. FOLLOWED BY 7 BBLS OF WATER. DISPLACE W/126 BBLS MUD. CIP @ 23:30 HRS ON 9/20. PULL 11 STNDS EST. TOP CMT @8300'. CIRC @600 GPM T/CLEAN DP. POOH LD 58 JTS DP. PU DELLY & JET TOOL. WASH OUT BOP'S. PU DRLG BHA ~1 & RIH. COND MUD F/KO MW: 8.9 VIS: 56 RIH T/8036. CIRC. & WOC. TIH & TAG CMT 88400. DRILL CMT F/8400 T/8423. PULL UP T/8345 & WAIT ON CMT. APPLY 300% PRESS ON CMT & HOLD. DRLG FIRM CMT F/8423 T/8563. CIRC HOLE CLEAN. POOH LD 40 JTS 5" DP & BHA. MU NEW 6.75 BHA & TEST. RIN PU 3.5" DP. CIRC. & COND MUD F/KO. RECEIVED NOV - 4 i994 ataska Oil & Gas Con% Commission Anchoc ALASKA OIL & GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Attn. LARRY GRANT 3001 PORCUPINE DR. ANCHORAGE AK, 99501. USA Date: 11 August 1994 RE: Transmittal of Data Sent by: ANCHORAGE EXPRS Dear Sir/Madam, Enclosed, please find the data as described below: WELL H-06 (43-21-11-13} ~ ~ $~ W-35 (12-21-11-12) O-16 (30-11-14) DESCRIPTION 1 PL/PROFILE FINAL BL I PL/PROFILE RF SEPIA 1 PL/TURBSPNR FINAL BL 1 PL/PROFILE FINAL BL i PL/TURBSPNR RF SEPIA i PL/PROFILE RF SEPIA 1 PLS FINAL BL I GR/CCL JEWL.FINAL BL 1 PLS FINAL RF SEPIA i GR/CCL JEWL.RF SEPIA 1 PL/SPNR FINAL BL 1 PL/SPNR RF SEPIA ~ f-~-W x-01 (14-5-10-14) 1 PLS LEAKDET.FINAL BL 1 PLS LEAKDET.RF SEPIA ECC No. Run ~ 1 4930.01 Run # 1 Run # 1 Run # 1 Run # 1 Run # i Run # 1 Run # 1 Run # 1 Run # 1 6252.00 6251.00 Run # 1 868.01 Run # 1 Run # 1 3986.03 Run # 1 &~-y~ J-01 (09-11-13) 1 CN/G~ FINAL BL Run # 1 3987.02 1 CN/GR FINAL RF SEPIA Run # 1 Please sign and return to: Atlas Wireline Services 5600 B Street ~%ttn. Rodr~T/~D. Paulson Please ~_gn and return to: 900 East Benson Boulevard / / ~uhorage, ~u~ _ i III I I i _1 i _ · STATE OF ALASKA A ~ OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSlOI~ APPLICATION FOR SUNDRY APPROVALS 1. Type of Request: Abandon x Suspend __ Operal]on Shutdown __ Re-enter suspended wetl __ Alter cas~g __ Repar ~11 __ Plugging X 'Dine extension __ Samulate ~ Change approved p~gram __ Pull tubing ~ Variance ~ Perforate ~ Olher X ~ Plugback for redr,II 2. Name of Operator BP Exploration 3. Address P. O. Box 196612, Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 5. Type of Well: Development x Exploratory StraDgraphlc __ 4. Location of well at surface 750' SNL, 1245' WEL, SEC. 9, T11N, R13E At top of productive interval 822'SNL, 1310' WEL, SEC. 9, T11N, R13E At effective depth 828' SNL, 1322' WEL, SEC. 9, T11N, R13E At total depth 833'SNL, 1329'WEL, SEC. 9, T11N, R13E 12. Present well condition summary Total depth: measured true vertical RECEIVED AUG I P_ 1994 Uli & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage 11871 feet Plugs(measured) 11869 feet 6. Datum elevation (DF or KB) KBE = 55.43 feet 7. Unit or Property name Prudhoe Bay Unit 8. Well number J-01 (31-09-11-13) 9. Permit number 69-40 10. APl number 50- 029-20020 11. Field/Pool Prudhoe Bay Field~Oil Pool Effective depth: measured true vertical 9085 feet Junk (measured) fill@ 9085' WLM (3/90) 9083 feet Casing Structural Conductor Surface Intermediate Production Liner Perforation depth: Length Size Cemented Measured depth 83' 30" 280 sx Permafrost 100' 933' 20" 1800 sx Fondu 950' 4241' 13-3/8" 1600 sx Class "G" 4258' 9287' 9-5/8" 2155 sx Class "G" measured 9019'-9056' (Open) 8878'-9056' (10 squeezed intervals) true vertical 9018'-9055' (Open) 8877'-9055' (10 squeeze intervals) 9304' Tubing (size, grade, and measured depth) 4-1/2", L-80 to 8144' w/4-1/2" tailpipe to 8247' MD True vertical depth 100' 950' 4258' 9302' ORIGINAL Packers and SSSV (type and measured depth) 9-5/8" TlWpacker@ 8144'MD; 4-1/2"SSSV@ 2162'MD 13. Attachments Description summary of proposal x Detailed operations program __ BOP sketch 14. Estimated date for commencing operation 8/16/94 16. If proposal was verbally approved Oil x Gas __ Name of approver Date approved Service 17. I hereby ce~'~y~.)t h~e and correct to the best of my knowledge. Sic~ned _~ Title Drilling Engineer Supervisor - FOR COMMISSION USE ONLY 15. Status of well classification as: Suspended __ Conditions of approval: Notify Commission so representative may witness Plug integrity ~? BOP Test~ Location clearance ~ Mechar~ical Integ~ty Test . Subsequent form required 10- ]~ 0 ? Original Signed By Approved by order of the Commission David W. JDhn.~tnn Form 10-403 Rev 06/15/88 Commissioner Approved Copy Returned °r°va'"°. Date ~///'?/~'~ V SUBMIT IN TRIPLICATE · . J-01A,-~.UNDRY APPROVAL APPLI~TION .OBJECTIVE.. The objective of this sidetrack is permit effective recovery of ZONE 1 reserves. SCOPE: The scope of work is as follows: Displace well to seawater and freeze protect. MIRU sidetrack rig. Pull the existing completion. Mill/retrieve packer. Mill a section in the 9-5/8" casing and lay a cement plug PBTD up to and across the section. This plug will serve as both the abandonment plug and the kickoff plug. Kick-off with a 6-3/4" bit and once comfortably outside the window change out to Xanvis mud. Continue directional drilling to TD. Set/cement the 5-1/2", 17#, L- 80, STL liner. Perforate well with drillpipe conveyed perforating assembly. Complete with 4-1/2" tubing. Timina. This project is presently scheduled for Doyon Rig #14 on or about 01SEP94. The redrill should take approximately 19 days. Page 2 RECEIVED AUG 1 2 1994 u~ & Gas Cons. ~r~ntission Anchorage -~Z.l.~ .JNDRY APPROVAL APPLIC'-~,TION Well J-01 PLUG-BACK SU! ~ARY PROCEDURE PERFORATIONS W~L NOT BE ABANDONED DURING PRE-RIG WORK. DUE TO THE WELLBORE GEOMETRY AS WELL AS PERFORATION INTERVALS IT IS PRUDENT TO ABANDON THE CURRENT PERFORATIONS AT THE SAME TIME, AND AS PART OF THE SAME CEMENT SLURRY, AS THE KICKOFF PLUG IS SPOTTED. THERE WILL BE +_250' OF CEMENT BETWEEN THE TOP PERFORATION AND THE BOTTOM OF THE WINDOW. SEE A'FI'ACHED SCHEMATIC. The J-01A Sidetrack is currently scheduled for Doyon Rig #14. The best estimate for the start of rig work on the well is 01SEP94. Contact the Prudhoe Bay Drilling Representative on Doyon Rig #14 for the most accurate moving schedule update at 659-4510. If there are any questions or if more information is needed contact J. E. Robertson at 564-5510. To prepare for the sidetrack, the following actions will need to be taken prior to the rig move: , . . . RU slickline unit. WLIH and open 4-1/2" OTIS 'XA' sleeve at +8,070' md. WLOH and RD slickline. See attached tubing talley to verify depths. If it is felt that the sliding sleeve can not be opened then chemical cut the 4-1/2" tubing at +8,194' md in the middle of the first full joint above the SBR. Circulate well over to seawater. Freeze protect well with diesel to 2000' md/tvd. Bleed any pressure from the tubing, inner annulus and outer annulus to zero. RU lubricator and install a back-pressure valve. Remove the well house and flowlines. Level the pad and dig out the cellar. Prepare the pad for arrival of the rig. Page 1 RECEIVED AUG 1 2 1994 u~ & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage · J-01A~SUNDRY APPROVAL APPLIr~TION "'",.==: ,~,~==.~, ~-- J- U 'J KB. ELEV - 56.4' ~LLH ~: CAMER~ ~. ELEV - ~.4' ACTUATOR: O~S 6" 1~8" ~/618~- ' - -- ~ ~- ~ mS LIFT ~mELS .L.. ~ ~ I 42~' I~a/ I/~ (O~S'LBD'~~TC~ ............ / "' KoP: ~RTCAL~ ~~ ~/ ~ ~o, M~ ANGLE: ~RTeAL ~~'~ ~3 6919 6918 ~ I~ ~2 7~2' 7931' /~/ ,1 8~1' 8~0' ~ 1~, 12.~t L-80, ~ ~TTUBI~ ~. ~ CAPACI~: 0.015~ BB~T ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ SLID HG SLEEVE .. ~ ~ DING S~L ASSY. ~ 812~ ~ ~ * 1', 12.~/t, L-80TAILPIPE /I I ~ &l~ "X"NIPPLE I ~ ~ (O~S) (3.813" D) ~ I I ~' · 1~ "XN" NIPPLE I I J I_ (O~S)(3.725"D) I em, I I ' ' !' ~1~" ~TAIL ~ ~ (BROWN) ' 8,375 MD SID ~ ACK 8,575' M D ~OW 8,~5' MD 8,878' MD ALL PER ~AT~S BET~EN 8, 87~ ~ ~R ~A~ ~~ ~ D 9,019' MD HAVE BEEN REF: L~: BHCS 7-~69 ~U E~ED I N PREVIOUS S~ E SPF I ~ ERVAL OPEN ~'D WORKOVER S. ~ LY OPEN - ~ SET ~ PERF S ~ AT ~ LL BE ~UE~ED WHILE SPOT~ ABAND ~M E~ ~78 - 8893 ~U E~ED ~ CKOF F PLUG ~ LL BE F ~ · 3/8 8908 - 8918 ~U E~ED 9, 019' ~ TO 9,056' ~. · 3/8 8928- 8938 ~U E~ED 2- 7/8 8952 - 8972 ~U E~ED ~ ~ 9, 019' M D 2-7/8 89~- 8985 ~UE~ED ~8 = 8998- 9000 ~UE~D ~ 9,056' MD 4 89~- 8998 S~ E~ED R ECE I VE 4 ~2s- 9038 SQUEEZED 4 ~o- 9O5S SQUE~ED AU~ 1 2 1994 4 901~9056OPEN PBTD I ' 91~' I ~ N~S~ 011 & ~aS Cons, C01 · ~8",47~ !..~ 93~' J~ Anchorage b80, BTRS DA~ REV BY C~ME~S PRUD~E BAY I 2-~-89 [RR PUT~ ~C~TOSH (C~RECT~) ~ELL: &01 (9-11-13) 8/16/91 REVISED ' ~R N~ ~-0~-2~20 ~EC ~11;RGE13 B P Exp Io mtb n (~ laska) GAS LIFT MANDRELS (OTI S'LBD' w/RA LATCH) N~ ~D(BKBI TVDs$ #5 3100' 3100' #4 5320' 5319' #3 6919' 6918' #2 7932' 7931' #1 8001' 8000' ,mission Page 3 STATE OF ALASKA ALAS~ '~IL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSI~'~ REPORT Or' SUNDRY WELL OPE'hATIONS Perforate Other x 1. Operations performed: Operation shutdown Stimulate Plugging Pull tubing Alter casing Repair well 2. Name of Operator BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. 3. Address P. 0. Box 196612, Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 4. Location of well at surface 750' SNL, 1245' WEL, SEC. 09, T11N, R13E, UPM At top of productive interval 822' SNL, 1310' WEL, SEC. 09, T11N, R13E, UPM At effective depth 829' SNL, 1323' WEL, SEC. 09, T11N, R13E, UPM At total depth 833' SNL, 1329' WEL, SEC. 09, T11N, R13E, UPM 5. Type of Well: I::)evelopmer~ X Stratlgraphic 6. Datum elevation (DF or KB) KBE = 55.43 AMSL 7. Unit or Property name Prudhoe Bay Unit 8. Well number J-01 (31-09-11-13) PBU 9. Permit number/approval number 69-40 / 10. APl number 50- 029-20020 11. Field/Pool Prudhoe Oil Pool feet 12. Present well condition summary Total depth: measured 11871 feet true vertical BKB 11869 feet Effective depth: measured 9115 feet true vertical BKB 9113 feet Casing Length Size Structural -- Conductor 83 30 Surface 933 20 Intermediate 4241 13 3/8 Production -- Liner 9287 9 5/8 Perforation depth: measured 8985'8998', 9000'-9016', 8928'-8938', true vertical subsea 8925'-8996' (four intervals) Tubing (size, grade, and measured depth) Plugs (measured) Junk (measured) fill at 9115' MD BKB (01/88) Cemented 280 sx 1800 sx 1600 sx Measured depth True vertical depth BKB 100 100 950 950 4258 4258 2155sx 9304 9302 Sqzd: 8878'-8893', 8908'-8918', 4 1/2" L-80 ti 8144' with 4 1/2" tailpipe to 8247' Packers and SSSV (type and measured depth) 9 5/8" TlWpacker at 8144'; 4 1/2" SSSV at 2162' RECEIVFD 13. Stimulation or cement squeeze summary 14. See Attachment Intervals treated (measured) Treatment description including volumes used and final pressure Representative Daily Average Production or Injection Data OiI-Bbl Gas-Mcf Water-Bbl Casing Pressure Prior to well operation 1161 12879 154 0 Subsequent to operation 2230 ~ 7120 262 0 MAY 2 3 1994 u, a Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage Tubing Pressure 1419 454 15. Attachments Copies of Logs and Surveys run Daily Report of Well Operations 16. Status of well classification as: Oil X Gas Suspended Sewice 17. I hereby ce,rtify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Signed ~,...~/'~'"~ 'q" /~) ~ '~ ~:~..~ .0~ Title Senior TechnicalAssistantl Form 10-404 Rev 06/15/88 Date SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE WELL J-01(31-09-11-13) NRWO(MARASEAL G$O) 11/17D3 fjh 5/19/94 A NP. WO(Marascal GSO) was performed using the following fluids: SUMMARY MIRU Now(am #4906 and BJ pumper. PT lines and recovered Meth. RIH, tagged TD, and corrected to previous WL tag. PU 5' and flagged the coil. Ordered out Maraseal gel. Cooled formation with 240 bbls SW and followed that with 98 bbls of diesel dn BS. Closed in BS and pump 98 bbls of dn the coil, laying in the last 8 bbls. PU to 8,700' and parked the coil. PT sqz after I hr and 15 min to 2000 psi. Lost 330 psi in the first 10 min and 87 psi in the next 10. POOH maintaining pressure on well. RDMO. FLUIDS PUMPED 293 bbls SW 121 bbls Diesel 98 bbls Gel 40 Methanol RECEIVED MAY 2 3 1994 Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage ALASKA OIL & GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Attn. LARRY GRANT 3001 PORCUPINE DR. ANCHORAGE AK, 99501. USA Date: 7 January 1994 RE: Transmittal of Data ECC #: 3987.01 D~ta: NONE Dear Sir/Madam, Reference: BP J-01 (09-11-13) q o PRUDHOE BAY NORTH SLOPE, AK Enclosed, please find the data as described below: Prints/Films: 1 1 Sent by U.S. MAIL DIFF.TEMP.FINAL BL DIFF.TEMP.FINAL RF Run # 1 Run # 1 Please sign and return to: Atlas Wireline Services Petrophysical Services 5600 B Street Suite 201 Anchorage, AK 995i8 Attn. Rodney D. Paulson Date: BP EXPLORATION BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc 900 East Benson Boulevard PO Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 (907) 561-5111 DATE: 06/24/93 T# 84687 BPX/PBU ~LOGS Enclosed is your copy of the materials listed below. If you have any questions, please contact BP Well Records at (907) 564-4004. A-37~3%'O7-~ PERF 06/11/93 #1 A-37/ A SBL 06/11/93 #1 C-22~~ PERF 06/10/93 #1 D-28~'~OPRODUCTION LOG 06/06/93 #1 H-15~-~0~ CCL/PERF 06/08/93 #1 H-21~-7~ PRODUCTION LOG 06/09/93 #1 H-28~_~ PERF 06/10/93 #1 J-0~ PRODUCTION LOG 06/10/93 #1 J-143~75 PRODUCTION LOG 06/10/93 #1 J-23~7-~% PRODUCTION LOG 06/11/93 #1 06/09/93 10500.00-10725.00 ATLAS 5 " 10150.00-10744.00 ATLAS 5 " 9850.00-10056.00 ATLAS 5 " 10650.00-11030.00 ATLAS 5 " 11200.00-11380.00 ATLAS 5 " 9300.00- 9840.00 ATLAS 5 " 11700.00-12137.00 ATLAS 5 " 8750.00- 9090.00 ATLAS 5 " 10250.00-10517.00 ATLAS 5 " 9500.00- 9685.00 ATLAS 5 " 8340.00-10124.00 ATLAS 5 " Information Control Well Records BP EXPLORATION BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. 900 East Benson Boulevard PO Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 (907) 561-5111 TO: DISTRIBUTION Date :11106/90 T#:81781 FROM: SUBJECT: Information Control Well Records LR2-1 BP CASED HOLE FINALS Enclosed is your copy of the matedal listed below. If you have any questions, please contact BP Well Records at (907) 564-4445. J-01 TDT-P BORAX 11/01/90 #1 8500-9089 SCH 5" Y-13 INJ 10/31/90 #1 10400-10657 SCH 5" Distribution: ARCO CHEVRON EXXON GEOSCIENCES MOBIL PHILLIPS RESERVOIR STATE OF ALASKA ARCHIVES RECEIVED NOV 1 4 1990 Alaska 011 & {~a~ Cons. Commission Anchorage BP EXPLORATION BP Ex01orat~on (Alaska) Inc. 900 East Benson Bou~evarcl PO. Box 196612 Anchorage, Alast(a 99519-6612 (907) 561-511~ TO: DISTRIBUTION Date :08/17/90 T#:81499 FROM: Information Control Well Records LR2-1 SUBJECT: BP CASED HOLE FIN,ALS Enclosed is your copy of the matedal listed below. If you have any questions, please contact BP Well Records at (907) 564-4445. A-29 Temp 08/04/90 #1 10650-10994 Camco 5" C-01 PROD-F 08/02/90 #1 8750-9090 Carnco 5" F-13 PROD-F 08103190 #1 9000-9220 Camco 5" J-01 PROD-F 08/05/90 #1 8950-9070 Camco 5" Distribution: ARCO CHEVRON EXXON GEOSCIENCES MOBIL PHILLIPS ARCHIVES RECEIVED Gas Cons. C0mmissi0.[t choraga STATE OF ALASKA ~LASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION C .~SSION REPORT OF SUNDRY WELL OPERATIONS 1. Operations performed: Operation shutdown Pull tubing 2. Name of Operator BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. 3. Address P. O. Box 196612, Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 Stimulate Plugging Alter casing Repair well 5. Type of Well: Development X Expkxatory Sa'alJgraphic Perforate Other X 4. Location of well at surface 750' SNL, 1245' WEL, SEC. 09, T11N, R13E, UPM At top of productive interval 822' SNL, 1310' WEL, SEC. 09, T11N, R13E, UPM At effective depth 828' SNL, 1322' WEL, SEC. 09, T11N, R13E, UPM At total depth 8,33' SNL, 1329' WEL, SEC. 09, T11N, R13E, UPM 12. Present well condition summary Total depth: measured 11871 feet true vertical BKB 11869feet Plugs (measured) INAL 6. Datum elevation (DF or KB) KBE = 55.43 AMSL feet 7. Unit or Property name Prudhoe Bay Unit Effective depth: measured 9085feet true vertical BKB 9083feet 8. Well number J-01 (31-09-11-13) PBU 9. Permit number/approval number 69-40 / 9-669 10. APl number 50- 029-20020 11. Field/Pool Prudhoe Oil Pool Junk (measured) fill at 9085' WLM (03/90) Casing Length Size Cemented Measured depth Structural -- Co nd ucto r 83 30 280 sx 100 Surface 933 20 1800 sx 950 Intermediate 4241 13 3/8 1600 sx 4258 Production -- Liner 9287 9 5/8 2155 sx Perforation depth: measured 9019'-9056' True vertical depth BKB 100 950 4258 9304 9302 Sqzd: 8878'-8893', 8908,8918', 8928'-8938', 8952'8972', 8984,8016' true vertical subsea 8962'-8996' Tubing (size. grade, and measured depth) 4 1/2" L-80 ti8144' with 4 1/2" tai~ipe to 8247' Packers and SSSV (type and measured depth) 9 5/8" TIWpacker at 8144'; 4 1/2" SSSV at 2162' 13. Stimulation or cement squeeze summa, see attachment Intervals treated (measured) , .. Treatment description including volumes used and final pressure ,~,.~.,~ '..~,.~ 0ii & Gas Cons. Reoresentative Daily Average Pr~u~ion or Inje~ion Dm Anchora~ OiI-Bbl Gas-M~ Water-Bbl Casing Pressure Tubing Pre.ute Prior to well operation 2120 8953 27 0 1394 14. Service 206 SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE Subsequent to operation 2320 2815 191 0 15. Attachments 16. Status of well classification as: Copies of Logs and Surveys run Daily Repo/=lj of Well Operations X Oil x Gas Suspended 17. I hereb, y~ify that thev~/~oing~,~r~ue~n.d ~correct to the best of my knowledge. Signed ~ ~' ~, ~,~,/I,,~~ Title SupervisorGravit, v Drainage Form 10-J,04 Rev 06/lr5/88 ~) WELL J-01 (31-09-11-13} PBU CTU CEMENT SQUEEZE OPERATIONS A coiled tubing cement squeeze of existing perforations was performed as follows: 9/21/89 9/22/89 9/24/89 9/2589 9/27/89 10/1/89 3/27/90 Rigged up CTU and support equipment and pressure tested BOP's to 4000 psi. Performed perforation acid wash. Pumped cement and squeezed off existing perforations. Squeeze failed. Resqueezed well. Performed inflow test, okay. Rigged up Atlas Wireline and perforated the following interval using 3 3/8" carrier guns at 4 spf: 9019'- 9056' MD BKB (Ref. BHCS, 7/23/69) Performed 500-gal. 15% HCI perforation wash and nitrogen lift; well would not flow. Performed second 500-gal. 15% HCl perforation wash and jet pump lift; well would not flow. Performed 500-gal. 15% HCl perforation wash. Returned well to production and tested. jam 5/24/90 BP EXPLORATION BP Explorat,on (Alaska) Inc 900 East Benson Boulevard PO Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 (907) 561-5111 To: DISTRUBUTION Date: 04/11/90 Transmittal: 81065 From: Information Control Well Records LR2-1 · Subject: BP CASED HOLE FINAL LOGS ., ~ ~ Enclosed is your copy of the material 2rseea below. If you have an7 questions, please contact BP Well Records at (907) 564-4445. ,: · J-O1 NOISE/TEMP 04/07/90 ~1 .~"' ' 0-4350 Sch 2" R-04 PRDO-r O4/O8/9O #1 955O-983O Sch Z-.~..'~ CB~ 04/06/90 }'1 12240-13228 Sch Z-27 CET 04/06/90 #1 12240-13252 Sch 5" Z-27 TCP 04/06/90 #1 12480-12950 Sch Distribution: ARCO CHEVRON EXXON GEOSCIENCES MOBIL PHILLIPS RESERVOIR R EEE APR 2 5 1990 BP EXPLORATION BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc.. 900 East 8enson RouievarQ PO Box 196612 Anchorage. Alaska 99519-6612 (907) 561-5111 TO: ARCO CHEVRON EXXON TEXACO MOBIL PHILLIPS ARCHIVES DATE: 01/24/90 T#: 80810 BP FINAL DATk - PRESSURE SURVEY DATA Enclosed is your copy of the material listed below. If you have any questions, please contact BP Well Records at (907) 564-4445. D-27 BHP Pressure Report 01/10/90 Static Gradient Camco F-26 BHP Pressure Report 01/12/90 Static Gradient Camco G-08 BHP Pressure Report 01/06/90 Static Gradient Camco H-22 BHP Pressure Report 01/08/90 Static Gradient Camco J-01 BHP Pressure Report 01/10/90 Static Gradient Camco K-O2A BHP Pressure Report 01/12/90 Static Gradient Camco K-03 BHP Pressure Report 01/02/90 Static Gradient Camco K-12 BHP Pressure Report 01/13/90 Static Gradient Camco W-11 BHP Pressure Report 01/06/90 Static Gradient Camco W-39 BHP Pressure Report 01/11/90 Static Gradient Camco Information Control Well Records LR 2-1 J. Dietz/S. McCurry JAN ~ ! !990 Alaska 0il & Gas Cons. C0mmissil~ Anchorage BP EXPLORATION BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc 900 East Benson Boulevard PO Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 (907) 561-5111 To: Distribution Date: 09/29/89 Transmittal: 80419 From: Information Control Well Records LR2-1 Subject: BP CASED HOLE FINAL LOGS Enclosed is your copy of the material listed below. If you have any questions, please contact BP Well Records at (907) 564-4445. J-01 CCL 09/25/89 #1 8000-9079 Atlas X-01 CCL 09/24/89 #1 7870-9001 Atlas Distribution: ARCO CHEVRON EXXON GEOSCIENCES HOUSTON MOBIL PHILLIPS RE ARCHIVES BP EXPLORATION August 3, 1989 ORIGINAL BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc 900 East Benson Boulevard PO Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 (907) 561-5111 Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attention: Mr. C. V. Chatterton Well J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU Gentlemen: Enclosed, in triplicate, is Form 10-403, Application for Sundry Approvals, for the above-named well. This contains our proposal to perform a cement squeeze and reperforation of the well. Yours very truly, ~ogdu~t ion Engineering JAM: JAM Enclosures (9) cc: L. Burke (MB12-1) Well File RECEIVED ~,U~ o 7 l~3S~ A~chgra~e STATE OF ALASKA COMMi~ JN 0RI61NAL APPLICATION FOR SUNDRY APPROVALS 1. Type of Request: Abandon ~ Suspend Al~r casing ~ Rel~ well 2. Name of Opemt~ BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. 3. Address P. O. Box I96612, Anchorage, Alaska g9519-6612 4. Location of well at eurface 750'$NL, 124~' WE1., SEG. og, T11N, R13E, UPM At top of productive interval 822' SNi., 1310' WEL, SEC. og, T11N, R13E, UPM At effective depth 829' SNL, 1323' WEI., SEC. 09, T11N, R13E, UPM At total depth 833' SNI., 1329' WEL, SEC. 09, T11N, R13E, UPM 12. Present well condition summary Total depth: measured 11871 feet truevertical BKB 11869 feet opera, on Shutdown ~ Plugging ~ Pull tubing Variance ~ 5. Type of Well: Development x Exp~ S~'~graphic Re-enter suspended well Time extension Stimulate Perforate O~her X 6. Datum elevation (DF or KB) KBE = 55.43 AMSL feet 7. Unit or Property name Prudhoe Bay Unit 8. Well number J-01 (31-09-11.13) PBU 9. Permit number 69-40 10. APl number 50- 029-2OO20 11. Field/Pool Prudhoe Oil Pool Plugs (measured) Effective depth: measured 9115 feet truevertical BKB 9113 feet Junk (measured) fill at 9115'MD BKB (01/88) Casing Length Size Structural -. Conductor 83 30 Surface 933 20 Intermediate 4241 13 3/8 Production -. Liner 9287 9 5/8 Perforation depth: measured 8985'-8998', g000'-9016', true vertical subsea 8925'-8996' (four intervals) Cemented 280 sx 1800 sx 1600 sx 2155 sx Measured depth Trueverticaldepth BKB 100 100 950 950 4258 4258 9304 9302 Sqzd: 8878'-8893', 8908'-8918', 8928'-8938', 8952'-8972', 8984'-8985', 8998'-9000' Tubing (size, grade, and measured depth) 4 1/2" L-80 ti 8144' with 4 1/2" tailpipe to 8247' tit ..... ,. Peckers and SSSV (type and measured depth) 9 5/8" TlW packer at 8144'; 4 1/2" SSSV at 2162' ,,~.~3 0il & Gas Cons. Ar=chora~e 13. Attechments Description summary of proposal × Detailed operations program ~ BOP sketch 14. Estimated date for commencing operation August 1989 16. If proposal was verbally approved Name of approver Date approved 15. Status of well classification as: Oil X Gas Suspended Service 17. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. FOR COMMISSION USE ONLY Conditjl~hs of approval: Notify Commission so representative may witness Plug integrity ~ BOP Test Location clearance ~ Mechanical Integrity Test SubeecLue~ reg~Jired 1. 0- ~ O 7' /? ??/ . / / Approved by order of the Commission (,,_..~.~. . . ~r, (~_..,~~/~ Form 10-403 Rev 06/15/88 Returned ~mmissioner SUB~T IN ~IPLICA~ NRWO PROCEDURE WELL J-01 1. Make drift run to TD. 2. Rig up coiled tubing unit and pressure BOP's to 4000 psi. 3. Perform acid cleanout. 4. Pump cement{squeeze on existing perforations. · 5. Perform cement squeeze on existing perforations. e Immediately reverse out cement squeeze with produced water or polymer contaminant. WOC. 7. Perform inflow test. If squeeze fails, immediately resqueeze and WOC. 8. If inflow test is successful, perforate the following intervals: INTERVAL (MD') REFERENCE COMMENTS 9019' - 9054' 9054'- 9056' BHCS 07/23/69 BHCS 07/23/69 REPERF ADD PERF 9. Put well back on production and test. . o -'- Cofled Tubfng J3Iow-Out-Preventkr~ oe ack-O ~? Stind Rams · '(-~2' Ch~cksan (KIlt LMe) -"~"~ ' ~=0 Pipe Rams · Pump-M Sub (Clrc uL~ te/R e turn s) W et[ Head Swab Valve D' BP EXPLORATION ROUSTON ARCO CRE~ON E~ON TEXACO HOBIL PHILLIPS STATE OF ~ GEOSCLENCES RES~-%VOIR '~REFERENCE: ARC]:[TVES B~ CASED HOLE FINAL LOGS BP F. xl31orata3n (Alaska) Inc. 900 ~ Benson 8ouleva~cl ~ ~ 196612 .aU~cttorage, Alaska 99519,4~612 (907) s6'~-51:, I NDE. XEI) DaCe: 02-24-88 ' r;: 79849 The following material is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signing a copy of this letter and returning It to fhls office: B-05 PROD-F 2-11-89 #I 11550-11860 Camco 5" B-Il PI~)D-F 2-06-89 #1 9800-11060 Camco 5" E-10 PITS 1-31-89 #I 11400-11670 Camco 5" J-O1 PROD-F 2-10-89 #1 8700-9100 Camco 5" J-09 PITS 2-09-89 #1 8500-9834 Camco 5" J-26 FM 2-08-89 #1 10300-10550 Camco 5" M-12I INJ 2-08-89 #1 9600-9990 Camco 5" W-30 PROD-F 2-02-89 #1 9600-9900 Camco 5" X-17 GLT 2-12-89 #1 .2900-8700 Camco 2"/5" ¥-0I Temp/FM 1-31-89 #1 12300-12500 Camco 5" Received Date ~,\3.5,:.3' ~\ ,5. ~"~,~Cho[Aq~e Shirley R. McCurry I NFO~AT I ON CONTROl We I ! Records L J:{2-1 Standard Alaska Production Company f 900 East Benson Boulevard PO Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519 6612 ~907 561 5111 STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION February 19, 1988 Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attn: Mr. C. V. Chatterton Well J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU Gentlemen: Enclosed, in duplicate, is corrected Form 10-404, Report of Sundry Well Operations, for the above-named well. This correction reflects the true open perforations in this well following the cement squeeze of last year. Yours very truly, JAB: JAM~ Production Engineering Enclosures (4) cc: J. L. Haas, MB12-1 Well Records, LR2-:i (w/10) $-1 Well File RECEIVED ,EE9 2 ,:: ", '~ Oil & Gas Cons. CommJssio~ Anch,~rage A un,t of the or,g,nol Standard O,I Company Founded ,n Cleveland, Oh,o, ,n 1870 f, STATE OF ALASKA ~ c o R R E C T E ALAS ,--, OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMI~,,,.,SION REPORT OF SUNDRY WELL OPERATIONS 1. Operations performed: Operahon shutdown [] Stimulate ~ Plugging [] Perforate [] Pull tubing [] Alter Casing ~ Other [~ 2. Name of Operator 5. Datum elevation (DF or KB) STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION COMPANY KBE = 55.43 Feet 3. Address 6. Umt or Property name P. O. BOX 196612, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99519-6612 Prudhoe Bay Unit 4. Location of well at surface 750' SNL, 1245' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At top of productive ~nterval 822' SNL, 1310' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, OPM At effective depth 829' SNL, 1323' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, OPM At total depth 833' SNL, 1329' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM 7. Well number J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU 8 Approval number 7-208 9. APl number 50-- 029-20020 10. Pool Prudhoe Oil Pool 11. Present well condition summary Total depth: measured true vertical 11871 feet Plugs (measured) 11869 feet BKB Effective depth: measured true vertical 9145 feet Junk (measured) 9143 feet BKB Casing Length Structural -- Conductor 66' Surface 933' Intermediate 4241 ' Production -- Liner 9287' Size Cemented 30" 280 SX 20" 1800 sx 13 3/8" 1600 sx 2155 sx Perforation depth: measured 8985'-8998' 9000'-9016' true vertical 8925'-8996' (four intervals) 9 5/8" 9025'-9038' 9040'-9056' Tubing (size, grade and measured depth) 4 1/2" L-80 to 8144' with 4 1/2" ta~lpipe to 8247' Packers and SSSV (type and measured depth) 9 5/8" TIW ~3acker at 8144'~ 4 1/2" SSSV at 2162' 12. Stimulation or cement squeeze summary See attachment Intervals treated (measured) Treatment description ~nclud~ng volumes used and final pressure Measured depth 83' 950' 4258' 9304' Squeezed perfs: True Vertical depth BKB 83' 950' 4258' 9302' 8878'-8893' 8908'-8918' 8928'-8938' 8952'-8972' 8984'-8985' 8998'-9000' R r !v n Fr-r} 2' .... Gas Cons, Commissk~ Anchorage 13. Representative Daily Average Production or Injection Data O~l-Bbl Gas-Mcf Water-Bbl Camng Pressure Tubing Pressure Prior to well operation 1580 8144 42 0 2060 Subsequent to operation 4560 5798 110 0 209 14. Attachments Dady Report of Well Operahons [] Cop~es of Logs and Surveys Run [] 15. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge lltle Manager Production Engineering Date"2'l¢'~' Submit in Duplicate Well J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU CTU CEMENT SQUEEZE OPERATIONS CORRECTED A coiled tubing cement squeeze of existing perforations and a previously squeezed perforated interval was performed as detailed below. 05/04/87 Rigged up coiled tubing unit and pressure tested BOP's to 4000 psi. Performed a perforation mud acid wash; flowed well; cleaned out sump. 05/05/87 Cement squeezed all perforations; contaminated cement in the wellbore, then reversed out after 24 hours. 05/23/87 Rigged up Schlumberger and perforated the following intervals using 2-7/8" Hyperdome guns at 4 spf: Reperf: 8985'-8998' MD BKB Reperf: 9000'-9004' MD BKB Add perf: 9004'-9016' MD BKB (Note that due to a depth control error, the above listed perforations were shot 40' higher than the desired depths listed in Form 10-403, Application for Sundry Approvals, dated March 30, 1987. This error was not discovered until a subsequent spinner survey was run. ) Returned well to production and tested. 01/19/88 Ran production spinner survey and discovered depth error. 01/30/88 Rigged up Schlumberger and reperforated the following intervals using 2-7/8" Hyperdome guns at 4 spf: 9025'-9038' MD BKB 9040'-9056' MD BKB Returned well to production and tested. JRH: 2-19-88 WELL J-1 SUMMARY OF PERFORATION INTERVALS Pre-Workover Intervals 8878-8893 8908-8918 8928-8938 8952-8972 8984-9004 (leaking) (squeezed) (squeezed) (squeezed) (squeezed) 9025-9038 (open) 9040-9056 (open) Intended Intervals Intervals* Shot 5-23-87 9025'-9038' 9040'-9056' 8985-8998 9000-9016 Intervals Shot 1-30-88 9025-9038 9040-9056 * From Form 10-403, Application for Sundry Approvals, dated March 30, 1987 JRH: 2-19-88 INDEXED DALL.\S ARCO CH~:V~O.N STANDARD AL ASix~ PPODUC TION E,'CXON TEXACO O.*e: 02/18/88 TO: MOB IL Ti: 78 559 PHILLIPS GEOSC IENCES REFERENCE: SAPC CASED HOLE FINAL LOGS The following material is being submil-ted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signing a copy of this letter and returning It to thls office: A-2 ~A-13 G-24 .I-22 J-26 I<-9 R-26A 1.I-7 Production Profile PITS Production Profile cx/ccn Production Profile Production Profile Production Profile S p inner / T emp Production Profile Production Profile Production Profile 02/09/88 #1 11180-11425 Camco 5" 01/23/88 #1 8600-9650 Camco 5" 02/04/88 #1 10150-10358 Camco 5" 01/19/88 #2 8000-9100 Camco 5" 01/19/88 #2 8000-9100 Camco 5" 02/04/88 #1 10150-10524 Camco 5" 01/28/88 #2 10250-10530 Camco 5" 02/09/88 #1 9650-9910 Camco 5" 02/05/88 #1 11800-12100 Camco 5" 01/29/88 #1 9050-9490 Camco 5" 01/22/88 #1 9500-9900 Camco 5" A un.! el lhe o..9.~ol S,oe~do.d O,I Compon). Founded ,n Cle.elo~:;I C)~.o ,n 1870 Victoria Aldridge I NFORHAT I ON CONTROl_ Wel I Records LR2-1 $~o ndo~'d A Io',.1' ,a P,oduc hon Company ~ ~o,.,J ~'n,on BOule,. PO Bo. DALLAS ARCO C~EV~O,~ STAN DA R D AL ASKA ~ROD{JC I'iON E,Y~ON TEXACO Date: 02/08/88 lO: MOBIL T/: 78535 PHILLIPS STATE OF ALASKA GEOSCIENCES REFERENCE: SAPC CASED HOLE FINAL LOGS The following material Is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signing a copy of this letter and returning It to this office: A-22 A-35 C-26 GC-2C N-7 R-23 Static Pressure Survey 01/27/88 #1 Static Pressure Survey 01/27/88 #1 Completion Record 01/28/88 #2 CBT 02/01/88 #1 Completion Record 01/30/88 #1 Production Log(Spinner/Temp) 02/01/88 Completion Record 01/29/88 #2 11349-12120 Sch 9628-9900 Sch 11480-11664 Sch 5I' 40-5860 Sch 5" 7996-9078 Sch 5" #1 10300-10576 Sch 11490-12110 Sch 5" 11 Rece ~ ved Date }oundelt .. (le.,..lond ~ o ,,, 1~70 Victoria Aldridge INFC~,~I ~ ON CONTRC~_ Wel I Records hR2-1 Standard Alaska f Production Compa~ 900 East Benson Bo?~,. ard PO Box 196612 Anchorage Alaska 99519 6612 ~907 561 5111 STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION September 28, 1987 Alaska 0il & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attention: Mr. C. V. Chatterton Well J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU Gentlemen: Enclosed, in duplicate, is Form 10-404, Report of Sundry Well Operations, for the above-named well. This contains our subsequent report of performing a cement squeeze and reperforation of the well. Yours very truly, JAB: JAM ~ Enclosures (4) cc: J. L. Haas (MB12-1) Well Records (LR2-1) w/10 J-1 Well File A. Bragg ~/ pervisor Production Operations A umt of the or,g,nal Standard O,I Company Founded ,n Cleveland. Oh,o ,n 1870 ', STATE OF ALASKA AL ,A OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION CO(' .~ISSION REPORT OF SUNDRY WELL OPERATIONS 10perahons performed' Operation shutdown [] Stimulate [] Plugging ~ Perforate [] Pull tubing Alter Casing [] Other [] 2. Name of Operator STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION COMPANY 3 Address P. O. BOX 196612, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99519-6612 4 Locahon of well at surface 750' SNL, 1245' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At top of produchve interval 822' SNL, 1310' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At effechve depth 829' SNL, 1323' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, OPM At total depth 833' SNL, 1329' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM 5. Datum elevahon (DF or KB) KBE = 55.43 6 Unit or Property name Prudhoe Bay Unit 7 Well number J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU 8. Approval number 7-208 9. APl number 50-- 029-20020 10 Pool Prudhoe Oil Pool Feet 11 Present well cond~hon summary Total depth measured true verhcal 11871 feet Plugs (measured) 11869 feet BKB Effective depth, measured true verhcal 9145 feet Junk (measured) 9143 feet BKB Casing Length Structural -- Conductor 28 ' Surface 912 ' 4220' Intermediate --m Production 9266' L~ner Perforation depth' measured 9025' - 9056' true vertical (ss) 8965' - 8996' S~ze Cemented Measured depth True Verhcal depth 30" 280 SX 66' 66' 20" 1800 SX 950' 950' 13 3/8" 1600 SX 4258' 4258' 9 5/8" 2155 SX (two intervals ) 9304' 9302 ' (five intervals 8878'-9004' squeezed off) 12. lub~ng (size, grade and measured depth) 4 1/2" L-80 to 8144' with 4 1/2" tailpipe to 8247' Packers and SSSV (type and measured depth) 9 5/8" TIW packer at 8144'; 4 1/2" SSSV at 2162' Shmulahon or cement squeeze summary See attachment Intervals treated (measured) Treatment description ~nclud~ng volumes used and hnal pressure SEP 3 Alaska 0il & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage 13. Representabve Da~ly Average Production or Injection Data OiI-Bbl Gas-Mcf Water-Bbl Casing Pressure Tubing Pressure Prior to well operation 1580 8144 42 0 2060 Subsequent to operahon 4020 3045 57 0 202 14. Attachments Daily Report of Well Operations ~ Copies of Logs and Surveys Run [] 15. I hereby certify that the foregoing ~s true and correct to the best of my knowledge 3'-30 Title Supervisor Production Operations Date ? Submit in Duplm~ Well J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU cTu c~.~T sQu,~.z~, oP~.~0~s A coiled tubing cement squeeze of existing perforations and a previously squeezed perforated interval was performed as detailed below. The intervals were as follows: 8878' - 8893' MD BKB (squeezed, but leaking) 9025' -9038' MD BKB (open) 9040' - 9056' MD BKB (open) 1. Rigged up coiled tubing unit and pressure tested BOP's to 4000 psi. 2. Performed a perforation mud acid wash; flowed well. 3. Cleaned out sump. 4. Cement squeezed all perforations. 5. Contaminated cement in the wellbore, then reversed out after 24 hrs. 6. Pressure tested squeeze. 7. Rigged up Schlumberger and reperforated the following intervals using 2 7/8" Hyperdome guns at 4 spf: 9025' - 9038' MD BKB 9040' - 9056' MD BKB 8. Returned well to production and tested. The above work was completed on May 23, 1987. jm 9/18/87 Standard Alaska P,ocluction Companl~ 900 Eost 8enson P O Bo~ 196612 Anchorage. Alaska (907) 564-5111 DAL~LS CHEVRON EXXON TEXACO TO: MOBIL PHILLIPS STATE OF ALASKA GEOSCIENCES INDEXED STANDARD ALASKA PRODUC'~ION Date: 06/02/87 TI: 77936 REFERENCE: SAPC CASED HOLE FINAL LOGS The following material Is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signing a copy of this letter and returning It to thls office: A-16 C-28 D-1 D-5 D-16 D-19 J-1 J-20 Water Injection Survey Production Completion Record Reperf. Record Completion Record Completion Record Completion Record CBT 05/15/87 #1 10600-11434 Sch 5" 05/21/87 #1 10450-10950 Sch 5" 05/22/87 #1 9659-9860 Sch 5" 05/16/87 #1 9550-10682 Sch 5" 05/19/87 #1 9600-10050 Sch 5" 05/22/87 #1 9120-9460 Sch 5" 05/23/87 #1 8070-9100 Sch 5" 05/20/87 #1 10600-12200 Sch 5" Rece i ved Victoria Aldridge I NFORMAT I ON CONTROL We I I Records LR2- I A un, t al the or,g,nol Standard CM Company Founded ,n Cle,elond Ohm ,n 1870 Standard Alaska _ Production Coml~r 900 East Benson 8,J .~rd P O Box 196612 Anchoroge, Alosko 99519 6612 (907j 561 5111 STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION March 30, 1987 Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attention: Mr. C. V. Chatterton Well J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU Gentlemen: Enclosed, in triplicate, is Form 10-403, Application for Sundry Approvals, for the above-named well. This contains our proposal to perform a cement squeeze and reperforation of the well. Yours very truly, JAB:J~ Enclosures (9) cc: J. L. Haas (MB12-1) J-1 Well File A. _Bragg · ~/ ~/~upervisor Production Operations RECEIVED Oil & Anchorage A un,t of the or,gmol Standard O,I Company Founded m Cleveland Oh,o ,n 1870 STATE OF ALASKA ALASI~ ')IL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMIVjr '~ION APPLICA'I,ON FOR SUNDRY AP,- ROVALS 1 Type of Request. Abandon -- Suspend - Operahon Shutdown - Re-enter suspended well -- Alter camng - T~me extenmon- Change approved program _- Plugging- Shmulate- Pull tubing- Amend order- Perforate-- Other _X 2 Name of Operator 5 Datum elevahon (DF or KB) STANDARD ALASKA :P:RODUCTTON COMPANY KBS = 55.43 feet 3 Address 6 Umt or Property name P. O. BOX 196612, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99519-6612 Prudhoe Bay Unit 4 Location of well at surface 750' SNL, 1245' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At top of productive ~nterval 822' SNL, 1310' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At effechve depth 829' SNL, 1323' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At total depth 833' SNL, 1329' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM 7 Well number J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU 8. Permit number 69-40 9. APl number 50-- 029-20020 10 Pool Prudhoe Oil Pool 11 Present well condition summary Total depth measured true vertical 11871 feet Plugs (measured) 11869 feet BKB Effective depth measured 9145 feet Junk (measured) true vertmal 9143 feet BKB Casing Length S~ze Cemented Structural -- Conductor 28 ' 30" 280 sx Surface 912 ' 20" 1800 sx Intermediate 4220' 13 3/8" 1600 sx Production -- L~ner 9266' 9 5/8" 2155 sx Perforation depth measured 9025' - 9056' (two intervals) true vert,cal (subsea) 8965' - 8996' Tubing (raze, grade and measured depth) 4 1/2" L-80 to 8144' with 4 1/2" tailpipe to 8247' Packers and SSSV (type and measured depth) 9 5/8" TIW packer at 8144'; 4 1/2" SSSV at 2162' Measured depth True Vertical depth BKB 66' 66' 950' 950' 4258' 4258' 9304' 9302 ' (five intervals 8878'-9004' squeezed of~c~iVED Anct~or:~ge 12.Attachments Description summary of proposal [] Detmled operahons program ~ BOP sketch 13. Eshmated date for commencing operation April 1987 14. If proposal was verbally approved Name of approver Date approved 15. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge _..S,~ed~/~~ Title Supervisor Production Operations Date ~'~O' ~7 J. A. Bragg W ~ Commission Use Only Conditions of approval Approved by Nobfy commission so representative may w~tness [] Plug integrity [] BOP Test [] Location clearance Form 10-403 Rev 12-1-85 Approval No "7 "r'~ ~) ~ Submit in triplicate ( Well J-1 (31-09-11-13) CTU CEMENT SQUEEZE PROPOSAL A coiled tubing unit cement squeeze of existing perforations is proposed. The existing perforated intervals are as follows: 9,025' - 9,038' MD BKB 9,040' - 9,056' MD BKB In addition, the following interval was squeezed during the 1986 rig workover, but is now leaking: 8,878' - 8,893' MD BKB This work is outlined below: 1. Perform preworkover surveillance. 2. Obtain well test. 3. Rig up CTU and support equipment. 4. Perform perforation mud acid wash, flow well. 5. Clean out sump. 6. Cement squeeze all perforations. 7. Contaminate cement. WOC. 8. Clean out contaminated cement. Pressure test squeeze. 9. Perforate as follows: Reperforate 9,025'-9,038 (13') MD BKB Reperforate 9,040'-9,056 (16') MD BKB (Depths ref. BHCS/GR 7-23-69) 10. Obtain a production test. 11. If additional rate is required, perform a mud acid stimulation. 12. Add perforations 8,999'-9,009' (10') MD BKB (ref. BHCS/GR 7-23-69) 13. Return the well to production. Coiled Tubing Blow*Out*Preventers ;oiled Tubing Pack-Off Blind Rams ~m I Cutter Rams 2" Chi~ksan (Kill Line) ===~ Slips ~ ~ Pipe Ram a"~: :.,:1',/ ~ Pump-In Sub ~:','~c:::: (C ircula te/R e turns ) W ell Head Swab Valve I NDE:XED DALLAS ARCO CH W0. STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION EXXON TEXACO Date: 02/20/87 TO: MOBIL TI: 77727 PHILLIPS ~ STATE OF ALASKA GEOSCIENCES REFERENCE: SAPC CASED HOLE FINAL LOGS The following material Is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signing a copy of this letter and returning It to this office: B-23 Completion Record 09/23/86 #2 8340-9966 Sch F-17 MWP-Measurement While Perf. 02/05/87 #1 10800-11374 Sch F-17 Perf. Record 02/05/87 #1 10800-11374 Sch 5" H-13 Completion Record 01/31/87 #1 9200-9651 Sch 5" H-26 Completion Record 09/13/86 #1 9462-9989 Sch 5" J-1 Junk Basket 09/30/85 #1 8900-9128 Sch 5" N-3 Tubing Puncher 09/28/86 #1 9145-9600 Sch 5" N-3 Collar Record 10/11/86 #1 8172-9331 Sch 5" N-8 EPL 07/10/86 #1 9595-9970 Sch 5" S-18 Completion Record 09/26/86 #1 11200-12003 Sch 5" T-7 Completion Record 09/25/86 #2 8900-9600 Sch 5" Y-7 Completion Record 05/14/86 #1 8450-9845 Sch 5" Y-13 Completion Record 09/14/86 #1 9590-10620 Sch 5" Y-24 Prod. Logging 02/02/87 #1 3100-13416 Dres 5" 5II Rece i ved ~ Date A umt of the o,,9,.ol Sto~do,d C~I Compony foun'~led ,. (.lc.cio.cl. Oh,o ,n 18/70 Victoria Aldridge INFORMATION CON/RO~ Well Records LR2-1 Standmd Alosko Produchon Company ~f 900 Eost Be.~on Bo~lc.ol~ PO Box 196612 Ancho,oge Alosko 99519 6612 (9071 564 SI I I TO: DALLAS ARCO CHEVRON EXXON TEXACO MOBIL PHILLIPS STATE OF ALASKA GEOSCIENCES INDEXED STANDARD AL ASKA, PRODUCTION Date: 12/08/86 T#: 77575 REFERENCE: SAPC CASED HOLE FINAL LOGS The following material Is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signlng a copy of this letter and returning it to this office: J-1 eCL/Perf. 10/18/86 t~l 8000-9106 GO 5" Standard Alaska P,oduct,on Company ~f P 0 Bo. 190612 '~ Anchorage AIo*.Lo 99519 6612 (9071 564 5111 INDEXED DALLAS ARCO CHEVRON EXXON TEXACO Date: 11 / 21 / 86 TO: MOBIL T#: 77539 PHILLIPS STATE OF ALASKA GEOSCIENCES STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION REFERENCE: ~ SAPC CASED HOLE FINAL LOGS The following material Is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signing a copy of this letter and returning it to this office: ~-5 G-27 G-27 H-20 J-1 N-7 Y-11 Y-24 Collar Log 09/19/86 #1 9436-9659 Sch 5" GR 09/16/86 #1 6965-10775 Sch 5" Gun Positioning 09/17/86 #2 8250-9025 Sch 5" Production Profile 11/10/86 #1 9800-10160 Camco 5" Squeeze Gun Record 09/19/86 #1 8800-9100 Sch 5" Production Profile 11/10/86 #1 10100-10570 Camco 5" Flowmeter il/12/86 #2 9600-10314 Camco 5" Flowmeter 11/15/86 #1 13150-13430 Camco 5" Rece i ved Date Fou,w, Jed ,n Cle~.elo,~,J 0~,o ,n IBTO Victoria Aldridge I NFORMAT ~ ON CONTROL We I I Records LR2-1 TO: DALLAS ARCO CHEVRON EXXON TEXACO MOBIL PHILLIPS STATE OF ALASKA GEOSCIENCES INDEXED STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION Date: 1i/18/86 Ti: 77525 REFERENCE: SAPC CASED HOLE FINAL LOGS The following materiel is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signing a copy of this letter end returning It to this offlce: - B-18 Perf. Record 07/04/86 t/1 8650-9250 Sch B-20 Perf. iRecord 07/05/86 #1 9530-9854 Sch 5" G-30 CET 08/06/86 #1 8762-9766 Sch 5" G-30 CBT 08/06/86 #1 8672-9743 Sch 5" G-32 CBT 08/27/86 #1 8350-9550 Sch 5" J-1 Tubing Cutter Record 08/23/86 #1 8600-9100 Sch 5" J-19 GCT 07/12/86 #1 SURF-1390 Sch 5" J-19 GCT 07/12/86 #2 SURF-1772 Sch 5" M-2 Perf. Record 07/01/86 #1 10000-10334 Sch 5" M-2 Spinner Profile 07/09/86 #1 9695-10300 Sch 5" M-21 Perf. Record 07/04/86 #1 8370-9250 Sch 5" R-I8 Perf. Record 07/06/86 #1 8990-10067 Sch 5" R-23 Perf. Record 07/03/86 #1 11240-12174 Sch 5" S-19 GCT 07/21/86 t/1 SURF-1498 Sch 5" S-19 CBT 08/13/86 #1 9100-10110 Sch 5" S-20 CBT 08/30/86 #i 871~9774 Sch 5" Y-24 GCT 07/15/86 #1 SURF-13450 Sch 5" Y-24 CBT 07/15/86 ~1 12600-13488 Sch 5" Received Date fo~,,,d~d ,n tie-.lc, nd Oh,o ,,, IR/() Victoria Aldridge I NFORMAT I ON CONTROL Wei I Records LR2-1 Standard Alaska F Productmn Coml~ 900 East Benson ~o~L, ~vard P O Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 (907~ 561 5111 November 19, 1986 STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attn: Mr. C. V. Chatterton Well J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU Gentlemen: Enclosed, in duplicate, is Form 10-404, Report of Sundry Well Operations, for the above-named well. This contains our subsequent report of perforating and stimulating the well. Yours very truly, JAB:JAM~ A. Bragg pervisor Production Operations Enclosures (4) cc: J. L. Haas, MB12-1 Well Records w/10, LR2-1 J-1 Well File A un,t of the or,g,nol Standard O,I Company Founded ,n Cleveland Oh,o ,n 1870 STATE OF ALASKA :{L=oOIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COM SION REPO F SUNDRY WELL O RATIONS 1 Operations performed Operahon shutdown - Alter Casing _-- Other -- Stimulate ~ Plugging Z Perforate ~ Pulltub~ng _- 2 Name of Operato~ 5 STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION COMPANY 3 Address 6 P. O. BOX 196612, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99519-6612 4 Locabon of well at surface 7 750' SNL, 1245' WEL, Sec. 09 TllN, R13E UPM At top of productive ~nterval ' ' 8 822' SNL, 1310' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At effective depth 829' SNL, 1323' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At total depth 833' SNL, 1329' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM 11 Present well condition summary Total depth' measured 11871 feet Plugs (measured) true vertical 11869 feet BE Datum elevation (DF or KB) KBE = 55.43 Unit or Property name Prudhoe Bay Unit Well number J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU Approval number 443 9 APl number 50-- 029-20020 10 Pool Prudhoe Oil Pool Feet Effective depth measured 9145 feet Junk (measured) true vertical 9143 feet BKB Camng Length Size Cemented Structural -- Conductor 28' 30" 280 s× Surface 912 ' 20" 1800 sx Intermediate 4220' 13 3/8" 1600 sx Production -- L~ner 9266' 9 5/8" 2155 sx Perforahon depth measured 9025' - 9056' (two intervals) true vertical (subsea) 8965' - 8996' ' Tubing (raze, grade and measured depth) 4 1/2" L-80 to 8144' with 4 1/2" tailpipe to 8247' Packers and SSSV (type and measured depth) 9 5/8" TIW packer at 8144'; 4 1/2" sssv ~t 2162' 12. Shmulation or cement squeeze summary See attachment Intervals treated (measured) Measured depth True Verbcal depth BKB 66' 66' 950' 950' 4258' 4258' 9304 ' 9302 ' (five intervals from 8878'- 9004': squeezed off) NOV 2 0 1986 Treatment description ~ncluding volumes used and final pressure Alaska Oil & Gas Corrs. Anchorage 13 Representative Daily Average Production or Injection Data O~l-Bbl Gas-Mcf Water-Bbl Camng Pressure Tubing Pressure Prior to well operation 3600 12545 11 0 1775 Subsequent to operahon 3570 9489 11 0 744 14 Attachments Da~ly Report of Well Operahons ~ Cop~es of Logs and Surveys Run ~ 151 hereby certify that the forego,ng ,s true and correct to the best of my knowledgeC/--~,-,~)'""~-/~)- (~,.~'~' ¢1 S,gned ~~,~ Form 10-4~/lqev. 12-'1-85 Title Supervisor Production Operations Date///~00(0 Submit in Duplicate ¢ SUBSEQUENT PERFORATING & STIMULATING OPERATIONS - Well J-1 10/18/86 Installed and tested lubricator to 3500 psi for all well work. Rigged up Gearhart and perforated the following intervals using 3 1/8" HSC guns at 4 spf: 9025' - 9038' MD BKB (8965' - 8978' TVDss) 9040' - 9056' MD BKB (8980' - 8996' TVDss) Put well on production and tested. 10/31/86 Rigged up coiled tubing unit and pressure tested BOP's to 4000 psi. Performed a mud acid stimulation as follows: 1050 gal. 15% HCl w/N2 1932 gal. 6% HC1 - 1.5% HF w/N2 1428 gal. 3% NH4C1 w/N2 Displaced treatment fluids to perforations with 22 bbls. diesel. Immediately returned well to production and tested. jm 11/11/86 INDEXED DALlaS ARCO CHEVRON EXXON TEXACO Date: 11/13/86 TO: MOBIL TI: 77515 PHILLIPS STATE OF ALASKA GEOSCIENCES REFERENCE: SAPC CASED HOLE FINAL LOGS STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION The following material is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by slgning a copy of this letter end returning It to this office: ' A-29 Caliper 10/22/86 #1 2-10310 Camco 5" B-8 Caliper 10/23/86 #1 18-8740 Camco 2" B-24 Temp. 11/02/86 #1 5400-9728 Camco 5" D-10 Caliper 10/24/86 #1 38-9789 Camco 2" G-5 CH/CNL (3 3/8") 06/14/86 #1 10300-11160 Sch 5" G-19 CBL 06/23/86 #1 10226-11539 Sch 5" G-19 CBT 06/26/86 #i 10100-11544 Sch 5" H-21 CBT 06/06/86 #1 8750-9916 Sch 5" H-25 Perf. Record 06/22/86 #! 9500-10752 Sch 5" J-1 Flowmeter 11/03/86 #1 8700-9120 Camco 5" M-14 EPL 09/04/86 #3 10250-10750 Sch 5" Q-7 CNL (3 3/8") 06/17/86 #3 10950-12152 Sch 5" R-26A Temp. 10/20/86 #! Surf-2000 Camco 2" S-ii Spinner 10/19/86 #- 9100-9650 Otis 5" X-15 Caliper 10/26/86 #1 29-8855 Camco 2" X-23 Collar 06/12/86 #1 10071-10190 Sch 5" Y-23 CBL 06/22/86 #1 10005-11604 Sch 5" Victoria Aldridge INF(~R~Ti(M~ CONTR~ Well Records iR2-1 Standard Alaska Produchon Compan~ 900 East Benson BOu~ d P O Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 (907) 561-.5111 STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION October 20, 1986 Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attention' Mr. C.V. Chatterton Nell J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU Gentlemen' Enclosed in duplicate is Form 10.404, Report of for the above-named well. This gives notice operations on this well. Sundry Nell Operations of completing workover RSA/ pm/O785D Yours very truly, R.S. A1 lan Division Drilling Engineer Enclosure CC' T. N. Tyler~,., SR. Bundy~ R. V. Schock Drilling Nell File #17 Nell Records, LR2-1 A un,t of the or,g,nol Standard Oil Company Founded ,n Cleveland Oh,o ,n 1870 RECEIVED OCT 2 ~ 1986 Naska Oil & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage i~,~. STATE OF ALASKA I~ ALAS OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COM SION REPORT OF SUNDRY WELL OPERATIONS 1. Operahons performed: Operahon shutdown [] Stimulate [] Plugging [] Perforate [] Pull tubing ~, Alter Casmng [] Other [] 2. Name of Operator Standard Alaska Production Company 3 Address P. 0. Box 196612, Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 4. Location of well at surface 1245' HEL, 750' SNL, Sec. 09, T11N, R13E, UPM At top of productive ~nterval 1310' HEL, 822' SNL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At effective depth 1323' 14EL, 829' SNL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At total depth 1329' m4EL, 833' SNL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM 5. Datum elevation (DF or KB) KBE = 55.43 AMSL 6. Unit or Property name Prudhoe Bay Unit 7. Well number ,1-1 (31-09-11-13) Feet 8. Approval number 203 9 APl number 5o- 029-20020 10. Pool Prudhoe Oil Pool 11 Present well condition summary Total depth: measured true vertical 11871 ' feet Plugs (measured) 11869' feet Effective depth measured true vertical 9150' feet Junk (measured) 9148' feet Camng Length Size Structural Conductor 66' 30" Surface 950' 20" Intermediate 4258' 13-3/8" Production 9304' 9-5/8" Liner Perforation depth, measured All Cemented 280 SKS PF 1800 SKS Fondu/Fly Ash 1600 SKS Class G 2155 SKS Class G intervals are currently squeezed off. Measured depth 66' 950' 4258' 9304' True Vertical depth 66' 950' 4258' 9302' 12. true vertical Tubing (size, grade and measured depth) 4-1/2" 12.6# L-80 BTC at 8129' Packers and SSSV (type and measured depth) 9-5/8" TTI4 Packer at 8144'; 4-1/2" Otis 'DBE' BVN at 2162' Stimulation or cement squeeze summary RECEIVED OCT 2 4 ]986 Alaska 011 & Gas Cons, Commission A.uhorage Intervals treated (measured) 8878'-8893'; 8908'-8918'; 8928'-8938'; 8952'-8972'- 8984'-9004" 9051'-9056' Treatment description including volumes used and final pressure ' ' Cement squeeze: Pumped 150 sks = 31.6 BBLS. Class G Cmt w/15.6 ppg; Final pressure' 13. Prior to well operation Subsequent to operation Representative Daily Average Production or Injection Data 1300 psi Oil-Bbl Gas-Mcf Water-Bbl Casing Pressure Tubing Pressure 3600 12545 11 0 1775 0 0 0 0 0 14. Attachments Daily Report of Well Operations ,~ Copies of Logs and Surveys Run [] J 15. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge ~,~- /_ ,,?._~'~ igne vision Drilling Engineer EOrm 10-404 Rev. I Date Submit in Duplicate ATTACHMENT T ~ HELL ,1-1 NORKOVER SUI~4ARY 1. Killed well with 8.g ppg NaC1. Layed sized salt pill across perforations. 2. Punched 4-1/2" tubing above the SBR. Shot squeeze perforations from 9051 '-9056' MD BKD. 3. Circulated out 9.6 ppg NaC1 from 4-1/2" x g-5/8" annulus displacing with 8.6 ppg NaC1. 4. Set BPV in tubing hanger. Secured well. 5. Moved in rig. ND tree. NU and tested BOPE to 5000 psig. 6. Pulled 4-1/2" x 7" Thermocase, 4-1/2" tubing, and FHL packer. ?. RIH with washpipe and recovered tailpipe above lower SAB packer. 8. RIH with mill and recovered SAB packer. 9. RIH with 8-1/2" bit and 9-5/8" casing scraper. Cleaned out to 9150'. 10. Established in;)ection rate and pressure into perforations. ll. RIH with drillpipe and acidized perforations with 1500 gallons HC1 with additives. 12. Layed a 150 sx Class G cement plug across perforations. 13. Performed low pressure sqeeze. POH with drillpipe. WOC. 14. RIH with 8-1/2" bit and cleaned out to g145'. Pressure tested squeeze to 1000 psig. 15. RU wireline. Ran gage ring and ;junk basket. 16. RIH with new 4-1/2" IPC tubing with 5 GLM's. Set production packer at 8144' and SSS¥ at 2163'. l?. Installed two-way check. ND BOPE. HU and tested tree to 5000 psig. 18. Rigged up wireline. RIH and set plug in packer tailpipe. Set packer with 3000 psig. lg. Shifted sleeve open. Changed 4-1/2" x 9-5/8" annulus over to 9.6 ppg NaC1 and 4-1/2" tubing over to diesel. Closed sleeve. 20. Installed BPV. Moved rig off. RECEIVED OCT 2 4 !986 Alaska 0it & Gas Cons. Comm~ssio~ Anchor3fle SAPC Daily Drilling Report -- PBU October 2, 1986 at 0600 hours Rig' Nabors 1ES Well' J-1 (31-09-11-13) AFE # 160316 0600 Depth' 9150' Day' 9 24-Hour Ftg' ' Water Used' 120 Current Operation' Moving rig to Well 1%3. Set packer. Open sleeve. Change tubing over annul us over to 9.6 ppg NaCI. Close sleeve. SSSV. Secure well. Release rig from Well J-1 10/2/86. to diesel and Set and test at 0300 hrs. on MUD TYPE-Brine WT'9.6 VIS' PV' YP' FL' SOLIDS' TEMP' °F SURVEY MD ANGLE DIRECTION TVD SECTION COORDINATES DLS _ 1255H' OCT 2 Alaska Oil & Gas Lim~a" ,,' ' Ark~,,h, or~s Rig: Nabors 1ES Well: J-1 (31-09-11-13) SAPC Daily Drillinq Report -- PBU October 1, 1986 at 0600 hours AFE # 160316 0600 Depth' 91 50' Day: 8 24-Hour Ftg: ' Water Used: 120 Current Operation: RIH to pull dummy SSSV. Rig up wireline. Run gauge ring/junk basket to top of liner. POH. Run 4-1/2" tbg. Nipple down BOP's. Nipple up and test tree. Rig up slickline. MUD TYPE-Brine WT:9.6 VIS: PV: YP: FL: SOLIDS: TEMP: °F SURVEY MD ANGLE DIRECTION TVD SECTION COORDINATES DLS 1255H: RECEIVED OCT 2 4 !,985 Alaska 0il & Gas Cons. Commissior, Anchorage SAPC Daily Drilling Report -- PBU September 30, 1986 at 0600 hours Rio: ~;abors 1ES ., Well: J-1 (31-09-11-13) AFE # 160316 Current Operation: 0600 Depth: 9150' Day: 7 24-Hour Ftg: ' Water Used: 200 POH with Drill Pipe. POH with Drill pipe. RIH with 8-1/2" Bit and 9-5/8" csg. scraper. Clean out cement from 8755' to 9145'. BKB. Pressure test cs§. to lO00 psi. Circulate clean 8.6 ppg brine. POH with bit and scraper. MUD TYPE-Brine WT:8.6 VIS: PV: YP: FL: SOLIDS: TEMP:°F SURVEY MD ANGLE DIRECTION TVD SECTION COORDINATES DLS 1255H: RECEIVED OCT 2 1988 Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. CommJssio,~ Anchorage SAPC Daily Drilling Report -- PBU September,.'9, 1986 at 0600 hours R~ g' Ilaoors 1ES Well- ~-1 /31-09-11-13} AFE # 160316 Current Operation- 0600 Depth' 9150' Day' 6 24-Hour Ftg' ' Water Used' Circulate holding squeeze pressure. POH. Lay down mill. RIH with drillpipe. perfs 1500 gals of 15% HCL. Circulate. Squeeze cement to perforations at 1300 psi g. Pump and displace to Pump 150 sks cement. MUD TYPE-Brine WT'8.6 VIS' PV: YP. FL' SOLIDS' TEMP' °F SURVEY MD ANGLE DIRECTION TVD SECTION COORD I NATES DLS 1255H' RECEIVED OCT 2 Alaska OiJ & Gas Cons. Commission SAPC Daily Drilling Report -- PBU September 28, 1986 at 0600 hours Rig' Nabors 1ES Well' ~]-] (3]-09-1 ]-13) AFE ~ 160316 Current Operation' 0600 Depth' 9150' Day' 5 24-Hour Ft9' ' Water Used' 120 Circulate and filter brine. RIH with 8-1/2" bit and 9-5/8" scraper. Tag junk at 9057'. POH. RIH with mill. Mill on junk and wash to PBTD - 9150' MIlD TYPE-Brine WT:8.6 VIS' PV- YP- FL' SOLIDS' TEMP' °F SURVEY MD ANGLE DIRECTION TVD SECTION COORDINATES DLS 1255H' RECEIVED SAPC Daily Drilling Report -- PBU September 27, 1986 at 0600 hours Rig' Nabors 1ES lCel 1 ' J-1 (31-09-11-13) AFE # 160316 Current Operation' 0600 Depth' 9150' Day' 4 24-Hour Ftg' ' Water Used' 120 Lay down packer. Recovered K-anchor and blast joints. recover bottom packer. RIH with mill. Mill and MUD TYPE-Brine WT:8.6 VIS' PV' YP- FL' SOLIDS' TEMP'°F SURVEY MD ANGLE DIRECTION TVD SECTION COORDINATES DLS 1255H- SAPC Daily Drilling Report -- PBU September 26, 1986 at 0600 hours Rig: Nabors 1 ES Well: J-1 (31-09-11-13) AFE # 160316 0600 Depth: 9150' Day: 3 24-Hour Ftg: ' Water Used: 200 Current Operation: POH. Latch remaining tailpipe. POH without fish. and washpipe. Circulate and wash over fish. K-anchor. RIH with overshot Latch and release MUD TYPE-NaC1 WT:8.6 VIS: PV: YP: FL: SOLIDS: TEMP:°F SURVEY MD ANGLE DIRECTION TVD SECTION COORD Ih~TES DLS 1255H: RECEIVED OCT 2 ~r~ Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Comm~ss~u:~ f Rig: Nabors 1ES Well: J-1 (31-09-11-13) SAPC Daily Drilling Report -- PBU September 25, 1986 at 0600 hours AFE # 160316 0600 Depth: 9150' Day: 2 24-Hour Ftg: ' Water Used: Current Operation: RIH with overshot and millshoe. POH with 7" x 4-1/2" Thermocase and 4-1/2" tubing. tubing and top packer. Recover all MUD TYPE-NaCl WT:8.6 VIS: PV: YP: FL: SOLIDS: TEMP:°F SURVEY MD ANGLE DIRECTION TVD SECTION COORDINATES DLS 1255H: RECEIVED OCT 2 Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Comm'.ssio~ Rig: Nabors 1ES Well: J-1 (31-09-11-13) SAP¢ Daily Drilling Report -- PBU September 24, 1986 at 0600 hours AFE # 160316 0600 Depth: ' Day: 1 24-Hour Ftg: ' Water Used: Current Operation: Test BOPE. Accept rig on Well J-1 @ 1800 hrs. on 9/23/86. Move in rig. Fill pits and filter brine. Circulate and condition well to 8.6 ppg NaC1. Nipple down tree. Nipple up BOPE. MUD TYPE-Brine WT:8.6 VIS: PV: YP: FL: SOLIDS: TEMP:°F SURVEY MD ANGLE DIRECTION TVD SECTION COORDINATES DLS · 1255H: ECEI'VED OCT 2 z'~ 1~' ~ Al~cka 0;~ & Gas Ce~,s. Comm!sslor Anchc~ag~ Standard Alaska Production Company 900 East Benson P O Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519 6612 (9071 564 5111 October 2, 1986 STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attn: Mr. C. V. Chatterton Well J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU Gentlemen: Enclosed, in triplicate, is Form 10-403, Application for Sundry Approvals, for the above-named well. This contains our proposal to reperforate following the rig workover of this well, then stimulate. Yours very truly, JAB: JAM ~ Enclosures (9) cc: J. L. Haas, MB12-1 J-1 Well File RECEIVED ~. 'FOT1986 Alaska Od & , ..... -,~, u0r~missJ0n An¢,urage A un,t of the ong,nat Standard O,I Company Founded ,n Cleveland Oh,o m 1870 STATE OF ALASKA ALASI~~ ')IL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMIC'" '~ION APPLICA'I,ON FOR SUNDRY APHROVALS I Type of Request Abandon -- Suspend - Operahon Shutdown -- Re-enter suspended well - Alter camng _- T~me extenmon- Change approved program--_ Plugging- Shmulate ~ Pull tubing- Amend order- Perforate X Other- 2. Name of Operator 5 Datum elevation (DF or KBI STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTTOR COMPANY KBP. = 55.43 feet 3 Address 6 Umt or Property name P. O. BOX 196612, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99519-6612 Prudhoe Bay Unit 4 Location of well at surface 750' SNL, 1245' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At top of produchve ~nterval 822' SNL, 1310' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At effective depth 829' SNL, 1323' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At total depth 833' SNL~ 1329' WEL~ Sec. 09~ TllNt R13E~ UPM 11 Present well condition summary Total depth 7. Well number J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU 8. Permit number 69-40 9 APl number 50--029-20020 10 Pool Prudhoe Oil Pool measured true vertical 11871 feet Plugs (measured) 9150' 11869 feet BKB Effective depth measured true vertical 9145 feet Junk (measured) 9143 feet BKB Casing Length Structural -- Conductor. 28' Surface 912 ' Intermediate 4220 ' Production __ L~ner 9266' Perforation depth measured 8878' - 9004' true vertical (subsea) 8818' - 8944' S~ze Cemented Measured depth True Vertical depth BKB 30" 280 sx 66' 66' 20" 1800 sx 950' 950' 13 3/8" 1600 sx 4258' 4258' 9 5/8" 2155 SX (five intervals) Tubing (s~ze, grade and measured depth) 4 1/2" L-80 to 8927' Packers and SSSV (type and measured depth) 9304' 9302' I ECEIVED C CT 0 1986 Alaska 0il & Gas Cons uo~n~, Anchorage 9 5/8" Baker FHL ~)acker @ 8704'; 9 5/8" Baker SAB packer @ 8919'~ 4 1/2" BVN @ 1946' 12.Attachments Description summary of proposal ~ Detailed operations program ~ BOP sketch ~ 13 Estimated date for commencing operation October 1986 14 If proposal was verbally approved Name of approver Date approved 15 I hereby cerhfy that the foregmng is true and correct to the best of my knowledge Sig~ed (~~ ~j~~ Titlesu~ervisor Production Operations Date JO.'2' ~(.. .,/ -A. Bragg ~' (J Commismon Use Only Conditions of approval Approved by Notify commission so representative may witness , ~ Plug ~ntegnty ~ BOP Test ~ Locahon clearance /,p?rcved ¥,eturne~,b / Commissioner J Approval No '~~'~' .LL/~~ by order of the commiss,on Date//~ '"J~"',~ Form 10-403 Rev 12-1-85 Submit ~n triplicate ( Well J-1 Reperforation & Bullheaded Mud Acid Treatment Proposal Following the rig workover on Well J-l, we propose to reperforate the following intervals at 4 spf: 8999' - 9009' MD BKB 9025' - 9038' MD BKB 9040' - 9056' MD BKB A lubricator will be installed and tested to 3500 psi. Following perforating operations the well will be put back on production and tested. Following testing of ~he reperforated intervals, a bullheaded mud acid treat- ment will be performed as follows: a. 300 gal. gelled 3% NH4Cl w/300# benzoic acid flakes b. 500 gal. 15% HCl w/N2 c. 1000 gal. 6% HC1 - 1.5% HF w/N2 d. 500 gal. 3% NH4Cl w/N2 e. 300 gal. gelled 3% NH4Cl w/300# benzoic acid flakes f. 1450 gal. 15% HCl w/N2 g. 2900 gal. 6% HCl - 1.5% HF w/N2 h. 1450 gal. 3% NH4Cl w/N2 i. Displace to perfs with nitrofied dead crude. The well will then be immediately returned to production and tested. jm ~ ~'~ 9/29/86 FLOW TUBES & PACKOFF BOWEN PAC~'~OFF GREASE SEAL FLOWTUBE FLOWLINE '-'"~i GREASE LINE ~,,,~,~ ~"'- M A N I FO L D GREASE PUMP RISER · ~- GREASE RESERVOIR BOP _ Standard Alaska Production Company ~,~ 900 East Benson Bouleva~ P.O. Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 (907) 564-5111 STANDARD ~~ ALASKA PRODUCTION September 3, 1986 Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attention- Mr. C.V. Chatterton Nell 3-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU Gentlemen' Enclosed in triplicate is an amendment to Attachment I, Proposal Summary, to be included with our Application For Sundry Approvals, Approval No. 203. If you have any questions, please call S. R. Bundy at 564-5226. Yours very truly, RSA/RVS/J.~Fllpm/O785D Enclosure R.S. A1 lan Division Drilling Engineer CC' T. N. Tyler S. R. Bundy R. V. Schock Drilling Nell File #17 Nell Records, LR2-1 RECEIVED SEP0 5 ]986 Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage A unit of the original Standard Oil Company Founded in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1870, AMENDMENT TO ATTACHMENT I PROPOSAL SUMMARY 1. Prior to moving in workover rig, the following squeeze interval will be perforated' 9051' - 9056' MD BKB (Ref. BHCS 7-23-69) RECEIVED SEP 0 5 1985 0~i & G,~S C,,ns b,,~,mus$ioI1 ATTACHMENT I PROPOSAL SUMMARY . 1. Rig up coiled tubing. Load hole with 8.6 ppg NaC1. Lay sized salt pill across perforations. 2. Punch 4-1/2" tubing above the SBR. 3. Circulate out 9.6 ppg NaC1 from 4-1/2" x g-5/B" annulus displacing wi th B.6 ppg NaC1. Set BPV in tubing hanger. Secure well. MoveiT~ rig. ND tree. NU and test BOPE to 5000 psig. Pull BPV. 6. Pull 4-1/2" x 7" Thermocase and 4-1/2" tubing. 7. RIH and pull slick ;)oint. 8. RIH with retrieving tool and recover FHL packer. g. RIH with mill and recover SAB packer. lC. RIH with B-l/2" bit and g-5/B" casing scraper. Clean out to + 9150'. ll. Staying below frac gradient, establish in;)ection rate and pressure into perforations. 12. RIH with a permanent bridge plug on open-ended drillpipe. Set PBP at g050' and lay cement plug from 9050' to 8830'. 13. Perform low pressure sqeeze. POH with drillpipe. HOC. 14. RIH with 8-1/2" bit and clean out to 9050'. Pressure test squeeze. Re-sqeeze if necessary. 15. Upon completion of successful pressure test, clean out to PBTD - 9150'. POH. 16. RIH with new 4-1/2" IPC tubing with 5 GLM's. 17. Install BPV. ND BOPE. NU and test tree to 5000 psig. 18. Rig up wireline. RIH and set plug in packer tailpipe. Set packer wi th 3000 psi g. lg. Shift sleeve open. Change 4-1/2" x g-5/8" annulus over to 9.6 ppg NaC1 and 4-1/2" tubing over to diesel. Close sleeve. 20. Install BPV. Move rig off. 21. Pull BPV. Rig up wireline. Pull plug and perforate well per engineering recommendations. Put well back on production. 3UN25 Alaska Oil & Ge, s cons. Standard Alaska Product,on Company ( 900 East Benson Boulev~ P O Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519 6612 (907) 564 5111 STANDARD ~d ALASKA PRODUCTION June 19, 1986 Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attention' Mr. C.V. Chatterton Well 3-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU Gentlemen' Enclosed in triplicate is Form 10-403, Application For Sundry Approvals, for the above-named well. This gives notice of intention for proposed work on Well J-1. Yours very truly, RSA / RVS / J ~ / pm/0785D Enclosure R.S. A1 lan Division Drilling Engineer cc: T. N. Tyler S. R. Bundy R. V. Schock Drilling Nell File #17 Nell Records, LR2-1 A umt of the original Standard Od Company Founded m Cleveland Oh,o ~n 1870 STATE OF ALASKA I~, ALAS., OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COM .oSION APPLICATION FOR SUNDRY APPROVALS 1. Type of Request. Abandon F~ Suspend [] Operahon Shutdown [] Re-enter suspended well [] Alter casIng 1-~ T~me extenmon ~ Change approved program F~ Plugging [] Shmulate [] Pull tubing ~ Amend order i~ Perforate ~ Other 2 Name of Operator Standard Alaska Production Company 3. Address P. O. Box 196612, Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 4. Locahon of well at surface 1245' WEL, 750' SNL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At top of productive ~nterval 1310' WEL, 822' SNL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At effective depth 1323' WEL, 829' SNL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM At total depth 1329' WEL, 833' SNL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM 5. Datum elevahon (DF or KB) K~E = 55.43' AHSL feet 6 Unit or Property name Prudhoe Bay Unit 8. Permit number 69-40 9. APl number 50-- 029-20020 10 Pool Prudhoe Oil Pool 11 Present well condihon summary Total depth, measured true vertical 11871 ' feet 11869 ' feet Plugs (measured) Effechve depth measured 9145 ' true vertical 9143' feet Junk (measured) feet Casing Length S~ze Structural Conductor 66 ' Surface 950' Intermediate 4258' Production L~ner 9304 ' Perforahon depth, measured 8878'-8893' 8908'-8918' true verhcal 8877'-9003' Cemented Measured depth True Vertical depth 30" 280 SKS PF 66' 20" 1890/SKS Fondu/Fly Ash 950' 13-3/8" 1600 SKS Class G 4258' 9-5/8" 2155 SKS Class G 8928'-8938' 8952'-8972' (5 intervals) 9304' 8984'-9004' 66' 950' 4258' 9302' Tubing (s~ze, grade and measured depth) 4-1/2" 12.6# L-80 AB-mod. IPC, 8919' Packers and SSSV (type and measured depth) 9-5/8" Baker FHL Packer at 8704' and Baker SAB packer at 8919'. 12Attachments Description summaryof proposal r~ Detailedpge, r.a~ns program[] BOPsketch I-1 Vtu 13. Estimated date for commencing operation October 1, 1986 JUN2-~ 10~B6 14. If proposal was verbally approved Name of approver Al~Sk3 0~ & Gzs Cons. C0t~'s's~°~ /lnchorP,,3e Date approved I hereby cerhfy that the foregoing ~s true and correct to the best of my knowledge Signed ~. ~ .~~-_~ Title Division Drilling Engineer Commission Use Only Conditions of approval Approved by Notify commission so representative may witness Approval No. c~ ~3 [] Plug integrity [] BOP Test [] Location clearance ~]~J ~ ...... - ......... by order of ~. ~ Comm,ssioner the commiss,on Date Form 10-403 Rev 12-1-85 Submit in triplicate ATTACHMENT I PROPOSAL SUMMARY 1. Rig up coiled tubing. Load hole with 8.6 ppg NaCl. Lay sized salt pill across perforations. 2. Punch 4-1/2" tubing above the SBR. 3. Circulate out 9.6 ppg NaC1 from 4-1/2" x g-5/8" annulus displacing with 8.6 ppg NaC1. 4. Set BPV in tubing hanger. Secure well. 5. Move in rig. ND tree. NU and test BOPE to 5000 psig. Pull BPV. 6. Pull 4-1/2" x 7" Thermocase and 4-1/2" tubing. 7. RIH and pull slick ~)oint. 8. RIH with retrieving tool and recover FHL packer. 9. RIH with mill and recover SAB packer. 10. RIH with 8-1/2" bit and 9-5/8" casing scraper. Clean out to +_ 9150'. ll. Staying below frac gradient, establish in~ection rate and pressure into perforations. 12. RIH with a permanent bridge plug on open-ended drillpipe. Set PBP at 9050' and lay cement plug from 9050' to 8830'. 13. Perform low pressure sqeeze. POH with drillpipe. WOC. 14. RIH with 8-1/2" bit and clean out to 9050'. Pressure test squeeze. Re-sqeeze if necessary. 15. Upon completion of successful pressure test, clean out to PBTD - 9150'. POH. 16. RIH with new 4-1/2" IPC tubing with 5 GLM's. 17. Install BPV. ND BOPE. NU and test tree to 5000 psig. 18. Rig up wireline. RIH and set plug in packer tailpipe. Set packer with 3000 psig. 19. Shift sleeve open. Change 4-1/2" x g-5/8" annulus over to 9.6 ppg NaC1 and 4-1/2" tubing over to diesel. Close sleeve. 20. Install BPV. Move rig off. 21. Pull BPV. Rig up wireline. Pull plug and perforate well per engineering recommendations. Put well back on production. SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY 900 EAST BENSON BOULEVARD ANCHORAGE, ALASKA TELEPHONE (907) 561-5111 P O BOX 6612 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99502-0612 December 13, 1985 Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attention' Mr. C.V. Chatterton Well J-1 (31-09-11-13) Gentlemen- Enclosed in duplicate, is Form 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells, for the above-named well. This contains our subsequent report of having performed a scale inhibitor treatment on this well. MDM/~/dg/O140D Enclosures Yours very truly, Michael D. Martin Seni or Petrol eum Engineer CC: T. N. Tyler Well Records (LR2-1) Drilling File #17 RECEIVED oF.c 71985 ;bska 0It & GaS CONS. Commission (r STATE OF ALASKA ( ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS 1 DRILLING WELL [] COMPLETED WELL I)(1 OTHER [] 2 Name of Operator Sohio A1 aska Petroleum Company 3 Address P. O. Box 196612, Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 4 Location of Well At Surface: 1245' WEL, 750' S~, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM 5 Elevation ~n feet (~nd~cate KB, DF, etc ) KBE = 5~:4' AMSI Lease Designation and Ser,al No A~L 28281 12 7 Permit No 69-40 8 APl Number so- 029-20020 9 umt or Lease Name Prudhoe Bay Unit 10. Well Number J-1 (31-09-11-13) 11 F~eld and Pool Prudhoe gay Prudhoe Oil Pool Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Not~ce, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO. SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: (Submit m Tr~phcate) (Submit ~n Duplicate) Perforate [] Alter Casing [] Perforations [] Altering Casing [] Stimulate [] Abandon [] Stimulation E~ Abandonment [] Repmr Well [] Change Plans [] Repairs Made [] Other [] Pull Tubing [] Other [] Pulhng Tubing [] (Note Report multiple completions on Form 10-407 w~th a submitted Form 10-407 for each completion ) 13 Describe Proposed or Completed Operations (Clearly state all pertinent detads and g~ve pertinent dates, ~nclud~ng estimated date of starting any proposed work, for Abandonment see 20 AAC 25 105-170) A 600 gallon scale inhibitor matrix squeeze was performed over the following intervals on December 4, 1985. The well was shut in for 24 hours after the treatment. The SSSV was removed prior to stimulation and reset after the job at 1946'. 8878'-8893' BKB (Ref. BHCS/GR, 7/23/69) 8908'-8918' BKB ( " ) 8928'-8938' BKB ( " ) 8952'-8972' BKB ( " ) 8984'-9004' BKB ( " ) OEC 171 5 Alaska Oil & Gas Cc[;~ Cenlrn~ssmr~ · ,,)! . r~[I Ul~UIII Lii~ i I1~1 T~ ~ below for Commission use Conditions of Approval, ~f any Approved by By Order of COMMISSIONER the Commission Date Form 10-403 Rev 7-1-80 Submit "Intentions" ~n Triplicate and "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY SF0 ARCO CIIEVRON EXXON TE.xLACO fo SFO/UNIT/STATE: (-Hara[hon) HOBIL PHILLIPS STATE BPAE (Transm±t[al Only) 311 I ' C STREET ANCHORAGE ALASKA TELEPHONE (9071 26,.9 0000 MAIL POUCH 6 612 ANCHORAGE ALASKA 99,502 Da[e: 11-25-85 REFERENCE SOHIO FINAL DATA - PRESSURE SURVEY DATA The following material is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by s~gning a copy of this letter and returning it to this office:-- A-22 D-5 ~ D-18 ~ J-1 -~.~ R-19 R-24 10-28-85 Flowing Gradient Camco 11-09-85 Static Gradient Otis 11-03-85 Static Gradient Otis 11-08-8 5 Static Gradient Otis 11-04-8 5 Flowing Gradient Otis 11-06-8 5 Flowing Gradient Otis 10-28-85 PBU & BHPD GO 10- 31-8 5 PBU GO 11-05-85 Static Gradient otis RECEIVED DATE _ _ Cathy Perkins LR 2-1 Technical Documentation Records Management SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY 900 EAST BENSON BOULEVARD ANCHORAGE, ALASKA TELEPHONE (907) 561-5111 P O BOX 6612 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99502-0612 October 31, 1985 Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attention' Mr. C. V. Chatterton Wells J-l, N-16 and R-19 Gentlemen' Enclosed in triplicate is Form 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells, for the above named wells. These contain our proposals to perform scale inhibitor treatments on these wells. Very truly yours, MDM/~'~~/dg/l~' 026N Enclosures CC: T. N. Tyler Well Records (LR2-1) Drilling File #17 SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY M. D. Martin Seni or Petrol eum Engineer RECEIVED Alaska 0il & Gas Anchor O! STATE OF ALASKA {r ALASKA L AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS 1 DRILLING WELL [] COMPLETED WELL I~ OTHER [] 2 Name of Operator SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUtl COMPANY 3 Address P. 0, Box 196612, ^nchoraqe, Alaska 99519-6612 4 Location of Well At Surface' 1245' WEL, 750' SNL, Sec. 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 5 Elevation m feet (~nd,cate KB, DF, etc ) KBE = 56.4' ~ISL 12 I 6 Lease Des,gnat,on and Ser,al No ADL 2R2R1 7 Permit No 69-40 8 APl Number 50- 029-20020 9 Umt or Lease Name Prudhoe Bay Unit 10 Well Number J-1 (31-09-11-13) 11 F~eld and Pool Prudhoe Bay Prudhoe Oil Pool Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Not~ce, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF (Submit m Tnphcate) (Submit m Dupl,cate) Perforate [] Alter Cas,ng [] Perforations [] Altering Casing [] Stimulate J~ Abandon [] St~mulat,on [] Abandonment [] Repmr Well I-~ Change Plans [] Repa,rs Made [] Other [] Pull Tubing [] Other [] Pulhng Tubing [] (Note Report multiple completions on Form 10-407 w~th a submitted Form 10-407 for each completion ) 13 Describe Proposed or Completed Operations (Clearly state all pertinent detads and g~ve pertinent dates, ~nclud~ng estimated date of starting any proposed work, for Abandonment see 20 AAC 25 105-170) A 600 gallon scale inhibitor matrix squeeze will be performed over the following intervals. The well will be shut in for 24 hours after the treatment. The SSSV will be removed prior to stimulation and reset after the job at 1946'. 8878' - 8893' BKB (Ref. BHCS/GR 7-23-69) 8908' - 8918' BKB ( " ) 8928' - 8938' BKB ( " ) 8952' - 8972' BKB ( " ) 8984' - 9004' BKB ( " ) I hereby certify that the fo g ~s t correct to the best of my knowledge I I~he space below for Commission use RECEIVED Alaska 0il & Gas Cons C[~rnm~ss~0~, Ar~chor3,§$ Conditions of Approval, ~f any Approved by SIGNED Approved ~etur~ed By Order of COMMISSIONI=R the Commission Date_ ///~7/~5 Form 10-403 Rev 7-1-80 Submit "Intentions" m Triplicate and "Subsequent Reports" m DuplIcate SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY SFO ARCO CHEVRON EXXON TO SFO/UNIT/STATE: GETTY (-Mara tho n) MOBIL PHILLIPS STATE OF AK 3111 ' C" STREET ANCHORAGE ALASKA TELEPHONE 1907) 265-0000 MAIL POUCH 6 612 ANCHORAGE ALASKA 99502 Date: CC#: 12/14/83 74882 BPAE (Transmittal Only) CENTRAL FILES (CC#' s-Transmittal Only) REFERENCE ~/clon~~IO CASE]) HO___LE FINAL LOGS ollowsng material ss being submitted herew,th Please acknowledge receipt by s~gnmg a of this letter and returning it to th~s office - SFO/UNIT/STATE: B-2 ~ Cont. FLow Survey 10/3/83 #1 10250-10530 GO 5" C-19 w~ Cont. Flow Survey 9/15/83 #1 11100-11470 GO 5" C-28'" Cont. Flow Survey 9/30/83 #1 10550-11050 GO 5" F-4~/ Cont. FLow Survey 10/6/83 #1 10200-10500 GO 5" F-17/ Spinner 11/26/83 #1 10850-11200 Camco H-6'~ Completion Record 8/26/83 #1 8592-9750 Sch 5" J-1 ~ Packer Positioning Record 8/25/83 #1 8486-9134 Sch 5" N-16'./~ Spinner 12/1/83 #- 9800-10100 GO 5" Y-1~'~ Cont. Flow Survey 9/23/83 #1 12100-12550 GO 5" 1! (4/82) RECEIVED [)ATE Vzc toria Aldridge TP1-5 Development Geology Well Records SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY 3111 C STREET ANCHORAGE, ALASKA TELEPHONE (907) 276 5111 MAIL POUCH 6-612 ANCHORAGE ALASKA 99502 September 29, 1983 Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Co~ission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attn: Mr. C. V. Chatterton Gentlemen: WELL J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU Enclosed in duplicate, is Form 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells, for the above-named well. This subsequent report completes the workover of this well. Very truly yours, . H. Reiley ~ District Drilling Engineer RHR: MCM: ckg encs cc: Well File #17 Geology RECEIVED SEP 3 !983 A)aska 0J! & Gas Cons. CommJssjor) A~ch.~rag8 K~ STATE OF ALASKA ~ ALAS OILAND GAS CONSERVATION OMMISSION SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS I DRILLING WELL [] 2 Name of Operator Sohio Alaska Petroleum Company 3 Address ?ouch 6-612~ Anchorage~ Alaska 4 Location of Well At Surface: 750' SNL, COMPLETED WELL [] 99502 1245' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM 5. Elevation ~n feet (~nd~cate KB, DF, etc ) I 6 Lease Designation and Serml No KBE = 56.9' AMSL I ADL 28281 7 Permit No 12 69-40 8 APl Number 50- 9 Umt or Lease Name Prudhoe Bay Unit 10 Well Number J-1 (31-09-11-13) OTHER 11 F~eld and Pool Prudhoe Bay Prudhoe Oil Pool Check Appropmate Box To Indicate Nature of Not~ce, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF (Submit m Tmphcate) (Submit m Dupl,cate) Perforate [] Alter Casmg [] Perforations [] Altermg Casmg [] Stimulate [] Abandon [] Stimulation [] Abandonment [] Repair Well [] Change Plans [] Repairs Made ~ Other [] Pull Tubing [] Other [] Pulhng Tubing [] (Note Report multiple completions on Form 10-407 w~th a submitted Form 10-407 for each completion ) 13 Descmbe Proposed or Completed Operations (Clearly state all pertinent detads and g~ve pertment dates, ~nclud~ng estimated date of startmg any proposed work, for Abandonment see 20 AAC 25 105-170) The following summarizes the work performed on Well J-l: 1. installed and tested BOPE. 2. Pulled deteriorated 7" X 4 1/2" Thermocase tubing and remaining 4 1/2" tubing. Recovered production packer. 3. Cleaned out to PBTD - 9145'. 4. Ran straddle-pack assembly consisting of 9 5/8" lower packer, 4 1/2" tubing with 4 1/2" sliding sleeve, 9 5/8" upper packer, 4 1/2" sliding sleeve, 4 1/2" tubing with 10 gas lift mandrels, ball valve nipple at 1945' and 7" X 4'~1/2" Thermocase to surface. 5. Space out tubing and set lower 9 5/8" packer between perforations 8918' and 8928'. Set upper packer at 8704'. 6. Installed and tested tree. Moved rig off. Put well back on production. This work was completed on August 26, 1983. 14 I hereby certify that the foregomg ~s true and correct to the best of my knowledge The space~ V,,below for Comm~sm~/m. H, meiley Conditions of Approval, ~f any Date By Order of Approved by COMMISSIONER the Commms~on Date Form 10-403 Rev 7-1-80 Submit "Intentions" in Tmphcate and "Subsequent Reports" ~n Duplicate SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY 3111 C' STREET ANCHORAGE ALASKA TELEPHONE (907) 276-5111 MAIL POUCH 6-612 ANCHORAGE ALASKA 99502 Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Co~ission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attn: Mr. C. V. Chatterton Gentlemen: J-1 (31-09-11-13) PBU Enclosed, in triplicate, is Form 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells, for the above-named well. This gives notice of intention to repair the well. Very truly yours, R. H. Reiley District Drilling Engineer RHR:MCM:pw cc: Well File #17 Geology Gas ~,, , Anchorage ( STATE OF ALASKA C~ ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION MMISSION SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS I DRILLING WELL [] COMPLETED WELL [] OTHER 2 Name of Operator Sohio Alaska Petroleum Cc~pany 3 Address Pouch 6-612, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 4 Location of Well At Surface: 750' SNL, 1245' WEL, Sec. 09, TllN, R13E, UPM 5 Elevation in feet (~nd~cate KB, DF, etc ) KBE = 56.9' AMSL 6 Lease Designation and Serial No ADL 28281 7 Permit No 69-40 8 APl Number 50- 029-20020 9 umt or Lease Name Prudhoe Bay Unit 10 Well Number J-1 C31-09-11-13) 11 Field and Pool 12 (Submit m Tr~phcate) Perforate [] Alter Casing [] Perforations Stimulate [] Abandon [] Stimulation Repmr Well [~ Change Plans [] Repmrs Made Pull Tubing [] Other [] Pulhng Tubing (Note Reportmult~plecomplet~onson Form 10-407w~thasubm~tted Form 10-407 for eachcomplet~on) Check Approprmte Box To Indmate Nature of Notme, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF. (Submit m Duplicate) [] Altering Casing [] Abandonment [] Other 13 Describe Proposed or Completed Operations (Clearly state all pertinent detads and g~ve pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work, for Abandonment see 20 AAC 25 105-170) It is proposed to workover Well J-1 to repair the deteriorated 7" x 4½" Thermocase tubing. New 7" x 4~"~ Th~ase will be run along with a straddle-packer completion to isolate the upper two perforated intervals for future GOR management. The procedure is ~ized as follows: 1. Move in rig. N.D. tree. N.U. 5000# BOPE and test. 2. Pull 7" x 4½" Thennocase a~ 4½" ~3_bing. Mill and recover production packer. Clean out to PBTD. 3. RIH with straddle-pack assembly consisting of 9 5/8" lower packer, 4½" tubing with 4½" sliding sleeve, 9 5/8" upper packer, 4½" sliding sleeve, 4½" tubing with gas lift mandrels to 2000', ball valve nipple at +2000' and 7" x 4½" Th~se to surface. 4. Space out tubing and set lower 9 5/8" packer between perforations 8918' and 8928' Set upper packer at +_8300. 5. Install and test tree. Fz)ve rig off. Put well back on production. ~ ~ ~ ~.JV ~ ~ ~%~ee~t Work Beportecl 14 I hereby certify that the foregoing ~s true and correct to the best of my knowledge Anchorage The space below for Commission use District Drilling Engineer ~ _ T,tle ~..~.-~el±ey Date Cond~t,ons of Approval, ~f any Approved by Form 10-403 Rev 7-1-80 Approved Copy Returnect By Order of COMMISSIONER the Comm~sslon Subm,t "lntent,ons" ,n Tr~pl,cate and "Subsequent Reports" in Duplmate f SOl-IlO ALASI(A [~l: l;tOl [-U;~ COr:'it'ANY 3111 SFO ARCO I[IEI'HO:~[ ~90?) 255 DO00 ~.",A~L POUCH 6 612 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 99502 10. EXXON PHILLIPS STATE OF AK Date: 7-19-8_3 Trans. ~ ' 074579 cc~: CENTRAL__ FILES(CC#'s-Transmittal Only E-'lq'*.;/ '" ' ,t/-7-,,- < "L,,' //i , , -- ~j. 1 of 2 Al- ~4~" ¢ / '- ._:-,. , ,,,, / 1 .,.-/., . i ,, ;,,., '1-,':-- ~,'--'k- 0-'--'/'-' "- ,' '.; -~'~, SOHIO MAGNETIC LIS TAPES & LISTINGS v'~ -~*J-16 The following malerial is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signing a copy of ~his letter and returning it to this office:-- ,- t ' 6,.'/';-/ . , ' - '., .' " t. , ¢ · (~I '" I .'X ., ,, ~ ,. - - , - ACC # -*C-10 C~ CNL 6-23-83 ~ i $ch 68405 .-*M- 4 TDT-M 5-23-83 run 3 Sch 68324 --*B-12 TDT-M 5-11-83 run 2 Sch 68319 --*F-3 CH CNL 5-30-83 run 1 Sch 68350 ~*X-7 TDT 5-12-83 run 2 Sch 68292 -~F-11 ~{ CNL 5-13-83 run 1 Sch 68276 *N-6 TDT-M 5-18-83 run 3 sch 68305 *J-1 TDT-M 5-19-83 run 3 Sch 68308 -*G-13 CH CNL 5-18-83 run 1 Sch 68312 --*~.-18 CH CNL 6-14-83 run 1 Sch 68375 Open Hole 7-18-83 run - Go 228622 Open Hole 6-21-83 run - G0 228610 _~p!a__ .??~.. __q_t-_a~. Open I--tole 6-9-83 run - Go · 102291 -"/, /; *SF0 & EXXON:' received the Tape(s) Please confirm this. RECEIVED DATE i t., ; L~' / ¥ ,_. / AnAsterfsk:(*) next to a listing aDouv,e-means you should have and Listing(s) directly from the respective service company. _~'~-/': t4_-., q-,~.~.. ~.,_ A.~ ~on~ ~'-~u/ '/b~u*~"v' ~' ~V¢~u.~ Development Geology Well Records SOltlO ALASKA PETF~OI_EUM lO. S?O ARCO EXXON PHILLIPS STATE OF AK CENTRAL FILES(CC#'s-Transmittal Only ANCHORZ~G[, At ASKA I[[[PHON[ (907l 265-0000 MAIL POUCH 6 6~2 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99 502 Date: 7-19-83 074579 Trans. ~/: cell: Pg. 2of 2 REFERENCE. SOHIO MAGNETIC LIS TAPES & LISTINGS The ~ollowing material,s be,ng subm~tledherew~th Please acknowledge receipt by si§nih§ a copy of this letter and returnin§ it %o th,s office:-- ACC # /*J-15 RFT 6-13-83 run 1 Sch 68374 /~J'-15 open hole tape 6-13-83 run 1 SCH 68374 , ~*Y-2 TDT-M 6-5-83 run 2 Sch 68354 t ~, i'?'''*A-11 TDT-M 5-20-83 :run 2 Sch 68322 ;'/''~ ,~,. ; -*B~-15 CH CNL 5-17-83 run 1 Sch 68348 ~.! ~ ~u'..,~_.,-___ *X-12 DONLL 5-16-83 run - Dres 1719 .- ( ~*J-14 open Hole tape 5-26-83 run 1 Sch 68347 ~J-3 CH CNL 5-19-83 run 3 Sch 68313 -*B-8 CH CNL 5-28-83 run 1 Sch 68349 3~-4 CH CNL 5-18-83 run 3 Sch 68311 r ' ,-., / .... /- '7 .,~ ,,. , - , ~-..~ /7 '-! !.~_.z., c-, ", ; 5?:'I/--'' ~ /¥,.. - . 7..,~, :: / ,.. .,~ . "' J /~.'7 // ~ I 7~4 ..' :,, -, /,,,, ~,.?,../,,, ., i. ' ~--.,<W~/ 7/.,~:-'.' :I' *SFO & E~ON' An Asterisk:(*) n~t to a listing abouve means you should have received the Tape(s) and Listing(s) directly from the respective service company. Please confi~ this. Development GeoloEy ~ ~s Uell Records ¢ ( SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY SFO ARCO CHEVRON EXXON GETTY To SFO/UNIT/STATE: (-Marathon) MOBIL PHILLIPS STATE OF AK BPAE (Transmittal Only) CENTRAL FILES (CCI!' s-Transmittal Only) -_ ANLItt d'~A(~| TtLEPH()Nt 19071 26% O()OrO MAlt POUCH 6 612 ANCHORAGE ALASKA 99502 Date: 5/26/83 CC#: 74486 REFERENCE ____IO CASED HOLE FINAL LOGS The following matemal~s being submitted herewith Please acknowledge receipt by s~gmng a copy of th~s letter and returning ~t to th~s office - SFO/UNIT/STATE: E-t2 TDT-M 4/3/83 #1 8680-9415 Sch 5" J-1 TDT-M 5/19/83 #3 8350-9133 Sch 5" N-6 TDT-M 5/18/83 #3 10250-11049 Sch 5" R-2 Completion Record 4/8/83 #1 8580-8820 Sch 5" X-19 Completion Record 3/30/83 #1 8680-9994 Sch 5" (4/82) RECEIVED DATE 19 Victoria Aldridge Development Geology Well Records TP1-5 ¢ SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY SFO ARCO CHEVRON EXXON GETTY TO SFO/UNIT/STATE: (-Mare thon) MOBIL PHILLIPS BPAE (Transmittal Only) CENTRAL FILES (CCI!' s-Transmittal Only) 3111 'C"STREET ANCHORAGE. ALASKA TELEPHONE (9071 265-0000 MAIL POUCH 6-612 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 99502 Date: 4/19/83 CC#: 56303 REFERENCE ,.//~IO CASED HOLE, FINAL LOGS '~ The submstted herewsth. Please acknowledg~ receipt by signing a following material being IS copy of this letter and returning it to this office:-- SFO/UNIT/STATE: ~~,, Spinner 3/8/83 #1 8600-9050 GO 5" A-13 Flow Survey 3/15/83 #1 9200-9620 GO 5" E-19 Flow Survey 3/23/83 #1 11400-11710 GO 5" R-20 Flow Survey 3/10/83 #1 11300-11800 GO 5" (4/82) RECEIVED DATE V 19 Gas Cons. C0h~missJ0~;ell Records TPI~5 Anchorage SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY SF0 ARCO - CHEVRON 3111 "C ' SlREET ANCHORAGE. ALASKA TELEPHONE (907) 265-0000 MAIL: POUCH 6-612 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99502 EXXON ~o SFO/UNIT/STATE: (-Marathon) GETTY MOBIL PHILLIPS BPAE (Transmittal Only) _ CENTRAL FILES (CC#'s - Transmittal Only~ 4/13/83 Date: Trans. #: - 56282 CC#: REFERENCE: ~__O FINAL DATA - PRESSURE SURVEY DATA The following material is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signing a copy of this letter and returning it to this office:-- A-20-~ Pressure Survey & BHPD Otis 2/27/83 B-7t~/ Pressure Analysis & BH?D Camco 3/8/83 B-5~/ " " " " Camco 3/9-11/83 C-8~ Pressure Survey & BHPD Otis 2/10,12/83 A-13w/ " " " " GO 3/15/83 J-l~ '~ " " " " GO 3/8,9/83 R-20w " " " " GO 3/10,11/83 A-24/ Pressure Analysis & BHPD Camco 3/21/83 E-19~ " Survey " " GO 3/23/83 A-25~ Pressure Survey & BHPD GO 4/1,2/83 A-23- Pressure Analysis Camco 4/1/83 A-26 v " " Cgmco 3/17/83 A-27 ~, " " Camco 3/30/83 A-28// Pressure Survey Otis 3/9/83 B-9 ~ Pressure Survey Otis 3/30/83 E-12 ~ / Pressure Analysis Camco 3/14/83 E-13 / Pressure Analysis Camco 3/19/83 E-14.~'~ Pressure Survey Otis 3/27/83 E-19/ " " GO 3/3/83 '~/8 2) RECEIVED DATE Victoria Aldridge ~u~d,0tl:3; D~v e 1 opme nt Geology Well Records TP1-5 SOHIO RESTRICTED SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY · TO SFO/UNIT/STATE: ~ _~ i. r -- (-Marathon) ~o~ T__ransm.J t-tal Onl, v _ i n d ex e d 311 1 ' C" STREET ANCHORAGE. ALASKA TELEPHONE (907) 265-0000 MAIL POUCH 6-612 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 9950:2 Date: 2/17/82 $ 1379 A REFERENCE SOHIO FINAL DAT~ CASED HOLE FINAL LOGS The following mate.al is being submitted herewith Please acknowledge receipt by signlnga copy of th~s letter and returning it to this office -- SFO/UNIT/STATE: (-Marathon) D-3 CNL-CH(2 3/4" Tool) #2 D-6 Spinner #-- D-16 Temp. Survey #3 runs F-19 Radioactivity Log/GR #1 G-5 Spinner #1 H-2 Spinner, CFS #2 . H-7 Spinner #-- ,,"~g~I CNL-CH(2 3/4" Tool) #3 J-5 CNL-CH #8 J-8 CNL-CH #1 R-1 Spinner #2 Q-3 CNL-CH ~3 B-14 CNL-CH(2 3/4" Tool) #1 C-7 CNL-CH(2 3/4" Tool) #1 D- 1 CNL-CH # 2 D-4 CNL-CH #4 F-2 CNL-CH #2 F-3 CNL-CH(2 3/4" Tool) #7 F-4 CNL-CH(Limestone 3 3/8) #8 12/11/81 29830-10593' (Sch) 5" 1/31/82 9000-9350 (Otis) 5" 1/12/82 7100-8882 (Camco) 5" 1/27/82 12350-12800 (Camco) 5" 1/14/82 10700-11130 (Otis) 5" 1/10/82 8650-9100 (Go) 5" 1/21/82 10450-10900 (Otis) 5" 12/22/81 8300-9136 (Sch) 5" 12/19/81 9400-10364 (Sch) 5" 12/20/81 11450-12392 (Sch) 5" 1/1/82 8850-9250 (Otis) 5" 12/18/81 8600-9432 (Sch) 5" 12/28/81 11100-12037 (Sch) 5" 12/29/81 10900-11719 (Sch) 5" 12/26/81 9100-9817 (Sch) 5" 12/27/81 9900-10892 (Sch) 5" 12/23/81 9800-10831 (Sch) 5" 12/28/81 10350-11202 (Sch) 5" 1/10/82 9700-10562 (Sch) 5" Carol ~!!ter (Con': 9 Dev~ 1c'~ t Ceololy ';el SOHIO ALASK( E'[ROLEUM COMPANY SOHIO RESTRICTED - 3111 "C" SIREET ANCHORAGE, ALASKA IELEPHONE 1907) 265-0000 MAIL' POUCH 6-612 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99502 ARCO TO: EXXON PHILLIPS Da te: 1/14/8~ ~ 1320 Page 1 of 2 SFO REFERENCE: SOHIO MAGNETIC LIS. TAPES & LISTI.N~G$. - he following material is being submitted herew,th. Please acknowledge receipt by signing copy of this letter and returning it to this office:-- SOHIO MAGNETIC LIS TAPES AND LISTINGS ON THE FOLLOWING WELLS: * A-19~/~ (Sch) OH-DIL/BHC/FDC/CNL' #62422'1~' ' 12/21/81 * B-8 '.'~. CH-CNL ;'/62356 12/21/81 * D-1~" CH-CNL #62436 12/26/81 * D-3 / " CH-CNL ;'/62367 12/11/81 * D-4 ~'/ " CN-CNL ;'/62437 12/27/81 * E-20~'' " OH-DIL/BHC/FDC/CNL #62366 12/12/81 / * E-21~/" OH-DIL/BHC/FDC/CNL ;'/62332 11/19/81 * F-2/ " CH-CNL ;'/62440 12/23/81 *"F-16 ~/' " OH-DIL/BHC/FDC/CNL ;'/62423 12/22/81 * J-1t/'/ " CH-CNL #62433 12/22/81 * J-5~/' " CH-CNL #62427 12/19/81 * J-8w/ " CH-CNL #62430 12/20/81 * M-13 u'~" CH-TDT ;'/62455 12/31/81 * M-14~/ " CH-TDT #62454 12/29/81 · ................................. ( ECEIVED JAN 1 5 ]982 Carol Kr ,~ Developm, DATE -- Alaska 0il & Gas Cons. Commissloo Well Reco 4-5 knchoraga SOHIO PETROLEUM COMPANY Division of Sohio Natural Resources Company SOHIO-BP ALASKA PRODUCTION DIVISION ARCO TO. EXXON PHILLIPS SFO 3111 °'C" STREET ANCHORAGE, ALASKA TELEPHONE (907) 265-0Q00 MAIL: POUCH 6-612 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 9950~ I28/80 #171B REFERENCE: TfMAGNETIC TAPES / SOHIO ollowing material is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signing a of this letter and returning it to this office:- B-9 Magnetic Tape 3/23/80 t/2 #60366 B-13 " " 1/30/80 #1 #60226 D-9 " " 12/3/79 #l&2 #60065 E-2 " " 5/23/80 #1 #60204 ~ " " 5/23/79 #60252 Carol Krieter Well Records DATE SOHIO-BP ALASKA PRODUCTION DIVISION ' ARCO I 4ENG ~1 I GFOL-- I STAT TEC I STAT TEC--' FILF: -- PHILLIPS EXXON 3111 "C" STREET ANCHORAGE, ALASKA TELEPHONE (907) 265-0000 MAIL' POUCH 6-612 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99502 5/13/80 #144 SFO REFERENCE' SOHIO MAGNETIC TAPES c Toh~ following mater,al is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by s~gning a y of this letter and returning it to this office:- MAGNETIC TAPES ON THE FOLLOWING: , 12/31/79 7/23/.7,9 J-9 11/26/79 R-6 3/13/80 X-6 4/12/80 #60136 #60200 #60053 #60352 #60421 Well Records 19 SOHIO PETROLEUM COMPANY Div~s~on of Sohio Natural Resources Company SOHIO-BP ALASKA PRODUCTION DIVISION LNG 1 ENG 3111 "e' STREET NCHORAGE, ALASKA 4 ENG -] GEOL TE; .EPHONE (907) 265-0000 --MAIL: POUCH 6-612 E, ALASKA 99502 TO- SFO/UNIT/STATE REFERENCE: STAT TEC Cbc'v~ STAT TEC E.,,:~ -- I I .O,V,M _r-,._I J--] 4£NO ~--]-_ I 3 OEOL,~N.CJ.iORAG _L-J STATTEC I STAT TEC 18/80 ~ll0A , FILF: SFO ~ SOHIO DATA /Tchefollowing material is being acknowledge recmpt by signing submitted herewith. Please copy of thts letter and return,ng ~t to this offtce:- A-2 SFO/UNIT/STATE: C-7 .'*INAL CASED HOLE: E-2 (-Marathon) R-2 R-5 R-6 R-6 X-4 X-5 ?RESSURE SURVEYS :~D-1v ~ )~-3~/ ~ ¢~'"' ,. 7 E-4 Spinner 3/8/80 #1 EPA 3/3/80 #1 EPL 3/7/80 #1 Temp. Log 3/4/80 #1 Spinner 3/7/80 #1 DDNLL 3/3/80 #1 TDT-M 3/14/80 #1 TDT-M 3/13/80 #1 EPA 3/11/80 #1 Mudlog 12/25/79-1/23/80 Temp. Log 3/5/80 #1 Spectralog 2/20/80 #1 Bottom-Hole Pressure Data Form& Survey Il Il I1 II II II II II II I! !! I! II !1 II !1 II II 1! 2"/5" (1 Log) 5" 5" 5" 5" 5" 5" 5" 5" 3/10/80 (Otis) 3/17/80 (Go) 3/16/80 (Otis) 2/11/80 (Go) Well Records .ECE,VED . - '.,-, ,;- /2% DATE 19 __ SOHIO PETROLEUM COMPANY D~vl$1on of SohIo Natural Resources Company 3111 "C"STREET ANCHORAGE, ALASKA TELEPHONE (907) 2650000 MAIL POUCH 6612 SOHIO-BP ALASKA PRODUCTION DIVISION ARCO ' -~ - C~,m~.,~l::m ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99502 F_~,X X 12~'~ -- TO C_~t~ -- S~O/UN~/S~ M~t~ ~ :- 3/~2/80 ~057 SFO ~, . --- ...... ~ REFERENCE SOHIO DATA ~'~~he following material is being submlttecl herewith Please acknowledge receipt by s~gnlng a copy of this letter and returning ~t to this off,ce - ;FO/UNIT/STATE: A-6 (CH-Marathon) ~ R-1 R-1 R-1 R-3 Y-1 ,'O/UNIT/STATE: C-14 D-9 R-6 Spectralog 1/20/80 ~1 5" Spectralog 1/22/80 #1 5" CNL(Corrected Log) 3/30/79 #1 5" Spectralog 1/18/80 ~1 5" DDNLL 1/19/80 #1 5" DDNLL 1/18/80 #1 5" TDT-M 2/2/80 #1 5" CML 2/3/80 #1 5" Sidewall Sample Rec.2/ll/80 ~1 5" Sidewall Sample Rec.12/4/79 ~1 5" Sidewall Sample Rec.9/28/79 ~I1 5" RECEIV DATE 19 Well Records ' i :; ') .. : ~ ST,4T J lST,arr :c,- D~ws~on of Sohio Natural Re~urce, Company 3111 "C" ~ ............ _ _ ANCHORAG SOHIO-BP ALASKA PRODUCTION DIVISION I I_H_ I . _ _ JI I I TELEPHONE (907) 265-0000 MAIL' POUCH 6-612 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99502 TO 2/12/80 #015 SFO/UNIT/STATE REFERENCE SOHIO DATA ;FO/UNIT/ST -Marathon) ~~ material is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signing a following copy of this letter and returning it to this office.- N-7 CNL 1/16/80 #2 5" C._~ ~ TDT-M 12/31/79 #2 5" J-1 EPL 12/30/79 #1 5" J-1 CNL 1/1/80 #2 5" Carol Kr'i e t e'r~~ ~.~ Well Records June 26, 1979 Hr. Robert A. Ballog Union Oil Company of California 2323 Knoll Drive Venture, California 93003 Re: Preparation of thin sections and paleontologic slides from public well sample library Dear Bob: Receipt is ack~.ow~edged for the respective thin sections, palynological slides, forami~iferal,slides and residues prepared from samples and cores of the following wells in fulfillment of the February 28, 1979 and April 19, 1979 letters of understanding to you and the April 30, 1979 letter to Dick Stewart: ARCO Sag River tl ARCO Prudhoe Bay St. tl B.P. Sag Delta t31-10-16 Shell Lake 79 Fed. tl ~O ~! ARCO ?ut River tl (7-10-14) Mobil Gwydyr Bay S. Il (8-12-13) Mobil W. Kuparuk Riv. f~3-11-11 Mobil Kadler St. ~1 (15-9-16) Exxon Canning River Unit iA-1 (19-4-24) B.P. Niakuk 12 (23-12-15) I~o sets of the thin sections and palyaological slides were received, as per our agreement. It is presumed that inasmuch as no thin sections from the ARCO Put River tl were received, the approximate 20' of Lisburne carborate penetrated · rlthin the 9810' - 9903' interval that you sampled was considered insufficient to warrant preparation of a thin section. ~he slides and thin sections have n6wbeen placed in the State's public library of specially prepared well materials. A copy of the June 1, 1979 inventory of special materials is enclosed for your reference. Please refer to the June and July issues of the Commission's Bulletin for additions to this inventory. Robert A. Ballo$ 1979 Your prompt preparation and return of the materials prior to our agreed 7/1/79 date reflects well on your, Jim Hiller's, Bill Reay's, and Dick Stewart's attitude of fairness to others in the geologic profession and contributes to the mutual beneficial aspects of the slide preparation program. We look forward to the possibility of making additional slide preparation asreements with Union in the future, Sincerely, William Van Alen Petroleum Geolo~ist cci James A. Miller, Union, Brea, CA William G. Reay, Union, Ventura, CA John A. Packard, Union, Anchorage, AK Richard L. Stewart, Union, Anchorage,AK o , February 28, 1979 Hr, Robert Ballo$ Union Oil Company of California 2323 Knoll Drive Ventura, California 93003 Acquisition of Drill Cuttin§s and Core Chips for Preparation of Thin Sections and Paleontologic Slides Dear'Bobs ,~ In response to our February 26, 1979 discussion, permission is hereby sranted to Union Oil Company to make small quantity cuts (approximately one cc maxiaum each) from the Starers set of samples and cores of the follovinS yells for the purpose of preparing thin sections, palynologic slides and foraminiferal slides, subject to the belov-indicated condi- tions1 Sample Set # 192 182 235 237 230 213 For~ ~ell Thin Sections Palyn. Slides Slides . L,_I .... J_.J .... I ..... arco Sas ?~ver tl (Se1. Carbonate Intrvls) Arco P,Bo St. ~1 " B.P. Sag Delta 31-10-16 " ' ' $hell Lk. 79 Fed tl ' ' " Sohio J'! (09-11-13), " . ,, Arco Put River 8,400-12,942 (None) 8,100-12,005 " 9,100-13,877 " 10,400-15,540 " 9,100-11,871 " 2,230- 9,903 2,230- 9,903 It is understood that the cuts are to be made only from the 'relatively larger sized quantities of materials (those in excess of approximately 10cc.) and that Union will provide the State with a list of the specific sample and core footaEes sampled. Union shall assume all costs entailed and will provide the Alaska 0il and Gas Conservation Commission with two complete sets of all thin sections and slides prepared and return all remaining sample and core residues. We understand that it is your plan to return one complete set of the slides by }~y 1, 1979 and the other set by July 1, 1979. Union Oil Company of California February 28, 1979 It is a pleasure to work with you in this mutually beneficial endeavor and look forward to your company's continuous exercise of care and good judgement in your handling of this well material, as evidenced in the previous sample processing arrangements you have undertaken with the State. Very truly yours, ×? William Van Alen Petroleum Geologist · IJn~on 0~1 Comply of California UnionResearchX nter P. O. Box 76, Brea, California 92621 Telephone (714) 528-7201 E&PE-79-237 May 17, 1979 Mr. William Van Alen Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Bill' TRANSbIITTAL OF LISBURNE TItlN SECTIONS Enclosed is one of two sets of thin sections from well cuttings for the following wells' BP Sag Delta #31-10-16 (F593 D) "12,105-12,390 (3 sections) River #9-11- (F592 13) 9,350-10,995 (18 sections) / ARCO Sag River #1 (D871 D) 9,210-11,300 (21 sections) ARCO Prudhoe Bay St. #1 (13266 D) 8,810-10,500 (17 sections) Also enclosed is a set of seven (7) thin sections of core chkps.£$o~ ,the ARCO Prudhoe Bay St. #1 well. Only one (1) set of thin sectlon~'wak inad~- from the core chips. Core chip thin sections' ~852-61 '~967-70 055 56 "/9262-68 9530-35 ~9801-13 ~9863-68 According to Bill Reay (Ventura) this completes the carbonate fl,isburneJ thin sections from the first group of samples. If you have any questions, ])lease call me. S~ncerely yours, · ler JA~I' ds Please acknowledge receipt by s~gnlng and returning one copy d,~~/~./~/~'~ of this letter. Receive · _ SOHIO PETROLEUM COMPANY Division of Sohio Natural Resources Company SOHIO-BP ALASKA PRODUCTION DIVISION TO REFERENCE." Well Data Transmission TELEPHONE (907) 265-~, ~ NL> i May 7, 1979 ~_t ~E~-- / Unit/P&P/Stat~- The following material is being submitted herewith. Plea. se acknowled, ge receipt by signing a copy of this letter and returning it to this office:- ~./~¢/~;.~ ~'-///~/~' Cased hole logs £or the followincj $o'¢~hio operated wells: F-4 CNL RUn 3 C-2 EPL Run 1 Full Bore Spinner D-5 CNL Run 1 C-1 CNL Run 1 CNL Run 1 CNL Run 1 '~' C- 2 CNL Run 3 C-6 CNL Run 3 E-4 CNL Run 2 4/,~ ,~ '~' F- 6 CNL Run 2 ~' ' ~, N-8 CNL Run 2 '",~'~;~ r'c~,7,,,,;i%%°'' DATE 19 ~ Colette Tracy Well Records ALASKA OIL AND GAS CO#SERVATiO# ~,OMMISSlON April 4, 1979 JAY S. HAYMOND, I / 3001 PORCUPINE DRIVE-ANCHORAGE, Ai_ASKA 99501 Mr. J. G. Bolm U.S.G.S.-Conservation Division P.O. Box 259 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Dear John: Re: Petrographic thin sections prepared from State Well Library Receipt is acknowledged for thin sections from the below listed intervals of the ~l---lowl~"-~g~a~repared by the U.S.G.S. from core ships provided from the State's well sample library: (204) ARCO Toolik Fed. #1 (278) Sohio PBU N-1 10,355 8949 10,339 8900 10,500 8950 10,519 9000 (205) Chevron SOCAL 31-25 9050 9046 9099 9079 9155 9480 (287) Sohio PBU H-2 (212) ARCO Kup River #1 8700 9232 8701 9287 8755 9377 8800 9414 8890 9445 8951 (230) Sohio PBU J-1 9010 8540 9045 8600 9050 8650 9125 8700 9201 8745 9246 8801 (297) Ashland W. Channel 1-3 8850 9268 8910 (357) Getty PBS #1 8950 8945 9000 8966 9050 8991 9100 9014 (243) Sohio Put Riv. 33-12-13 9030 8959 9062 9004 9095 9050 9125 9256 J. G. Bolm 2 April 4, 1979 (363) Mobil Kuparuk 30-11-13 9050 9076 We presume that the absence of slides from three of the core chips provided was due to insufficient consolidated material. (278-8800, 287-9150, 363-9094) It is understood that you will be borrowing the slides for examination in your office sometime during mid-summer, 1979. Sincerely, William Van Alen Petroleum Geologist SOHIO PETROLEUM COMPANY Division of Soh,o Natural Resources Company SOHIO-BP ALASKA PRODUCTION DIVISION Exxoa _ _ TO Mob! Pblhps _ BPAE _ ,1 l ~r iiii __ 3111 '°C" STRI ANCHORAGE, AI~ TELEPHONE (907) MAIL: POUCH 6 ANCHORAGE, ALASl 2/'19/80 # SFO/UNIT/STAT REFERENCE SOHIO DATA i comr~ ; co~,,~ R::-:,, '".qG _ _I 2 EN~a,Lz %SK'A3 - ,, J 4r .... 65'00q0G~OL I,,.- :A..~A~':OL --1 ~,! .~ r,',T T"_C..J 3__~ ~ STA_T TECJ ~OIQFER. J FILF: - J )/UNIT?ST: ~arathon) The following material is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signing a _ _~/ copy_o_f_f this letter and returnmq ~t to this office:- N-8'- Bottom Hole Pressure Data Form & Survey A__b/ Il Il t! II |1 J-5 ~ " " " " " " J-7 ~ " " " " " " ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, GC-3B ~" " " " " " " i~ 11 Il II II I! II R-3,~' Bottom Hole Pressure Data Form & Survey 1/19/80 Camco 2/8/80 Otis 2/5/80 Go 2/1/80 Go 1/18/8o Go 1/22/80 Camco 1/10/80 Schlum. 1/27/80 Go 1/26/80 Otis 12/27/79 carol Krieter Well Records RECEIVED SOHIO PETROLEUM COMPANY D,v~s,on of Sohio Natural Resources Company 3111 "C" STRE~'T ANCHORAGE, ALASKA TELEPHONE (907) 265-0000 SOHIO-BP ALASKA PRODUCTION DIVISION MAIL: POUCH 6-612 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99.502 TO State of Ala.t~ Department of Natural Resotm~ Div~ion of Oil & Gas Gonservation 3001 1'orcupme 17r_~vc Anchorage, Al::ska 5:!:)0i ATTN: MR. H l.~ ~'~ . ~',,\, REFERENCE. ~'~11 Data Transmission Unit/State/P&P January 29, 1979 , ! "' ~'~dO '/",t5'L- ,,~ The following materml is being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signing copy of th~s letter and returning ~t to th~s ofl~ce:-- /_./" ~__Logs_f_or the -following Sohio operated well: (..'" GC-3~'] BHCS Run 1,2 2" '~----- --' ' DIL Run 1,2 2" FDC Run 1,2 2" .'~-1 Transient Pressure & Flowmeter~ta Packet 1-15-79 E-2 Pressure Data Packet (corrected) 12-5-78 iGov. Sect ?~11 Transient Survey (corrected) 7-22-78 Transient Pressure Survey/Data Packet 1-21-79 Transient Pressure Survey/Data Packet 1-19-79 Colette Tracy f 19 SOHIO P,--TROLEUM COMPANY Resources Company SOHIO-BP ALASKA PRODUCT[ON DIVISION TO State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, A_K 99504 Attn: Mr. H. Hamilton TELEPHO;4F_ ,90-~, 265-0000 MAiL POUCH 6-612 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99502 DgV-2¢-250/8 December 7, 1978 REFERENCE Well Data Transmission The following mater~al ~s being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by s~gn~ng a copy of th~s letter and returning ~t to th~s office:- ! 1 sepia and 1 print for the following wells: TDT-M Run 1 5" / TDT-M Run 1 5" ~-6 TDT-M Run 1 5" "C- 1 TDT-M Run 1 5" ~ H-2 %DT-M Run 1 5" Colette Tracy Well Records SOHIO PETROLEUM COMPANY D~v~s~on of Sohio Natural Resources Company SOHIO-BP ALASKA PRODUCTION DIVISION TO State of Ala~,.a Deparhnent of Natural Re~ou,.cc~ ~Ivi~ic~ of Oil & Gas Conserv. t.on ~001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 ATTNI MR. II. HAMILTON 3111 "C" STREET ANCHORAGE, AhASKA TELEPHONE (907) :~65-0000 MAIL. POUCH 6-612 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99502 August 21, 197.8 REFERENCE The following material is being submitted herewith Please acknowledge receipt by signing a copy of th~s letter and returning ~t to this office.- ,Key Well Transient Survey for the following wells: N-7 G-3 Key Well Initial Transient Pressure ,Survey for the following wells: A-5 C-2 Initial Transient Pressure Survey for the following wells: C-8 A-1 A-2 A-3 A-8 B-4 C-1 C-5 Governmental..,Section Transient Pressure Survey for the followin~ wells: N-8 N-2 ×g---2-.] D-4 D-1 E-3 E-4 E-5 G-2 H-4 H-5 J-5 M-3 M-4 H-6 J-3~ D-3 ti-3 D-4 Initial Static Surveys for the following well: B-3A RECEIVED DATE SOHIO PETROLEUM COMPANY ~ws~on of Sohio Natural Resources Company SOHIO-BP ALASKA PRODUCTION DIVISION TO State of Alaska Department of 0il and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attn: Mr. O.K. Gilbreth Jr. 3111 "C" STREET ANCHOR,' .GE, ALASKA TELEPr~O,'~E (b ]7 /z6b-0600 MAIL P O ;50X4 lST.) ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 59509 Dev-PB-250/8 April 18, 1978 REFERENCE The following material ~s being submitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by s~gnlng a copy of th~s letter and returning ~t to th~s ofhce.- Spinner H-2~ H_5L-- H_6~/ j_2~-- Surveys for the following, wells: j_9~' M-3J M_4 c~-' N-5~ N-6~- RECEIVED DATE 19 BP ALASKA INC. 3111 - C - STREET · TELEPHONE (907) 279-0644 MAILING ADDRESS P 0 BOX 4-1379 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99509 CONFIDENTIAL State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas Conservation 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Hoyle Hamilton, Director Gentlemen: August 22, 1977 Well Numbers: H-7 (22-11-13) H-6 (21-11-13) G-3 (33-12-11-13) ( (23-10-11-13) 33-09-11-13) __ 5 ENG 2 G--GL 3 GEOL CONFER 'FIL: .... Enclosed please find, in duplicate: Form 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells; and Form P-4, Mcnthly Report of Drilling and Workover Operations, for the above named wells. Very truly yours, BP ALASKA INC. smf Enclosures cc: Drilling Well Files P.E. Well Files H-7 H-6 G-3 J-2 J-1 Manager Operations Form ! 0-403 REV. 1-10-3'3 Submit "1 ntentlons" in Triplicate & "Sub~mquent Reports" In Duplicate STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE 5. APl NUMERICAL CODE 50-029-20020 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 28281 SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen Use "APPL. ICATION FOR PERMIT--" for such proposals.) OIL r'"~_ GAS 0 OTHER CONI:IDkNli L WELL L.2g~ WELL NAME OF OPERATOR BP Alaska, Inc. 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P.0. Box 4-1379 4. LOCATION OF WELL At surface Anchorages, A~aska 99509 1245' WEL, 1080', SNL, Sec. 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc.) KBE 56.9 ft. AMSL 14. Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Re 7. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME Prudhoe Bay 9. WELL NO. J-1 (33-09-11-13) 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Prudhoe Bay. Prudhoe Oil Pool 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BO'T'FOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 9, TllN, R13E, b-PM 12. PERMIT NO. 69-40 )orr, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF ~ PULL OR ALTER CASING ~ WATER SHUT-OFF ~ .EPAIRINGWELL ~ FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMPLETE FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOT OR ACIDIZE ABANDON* SHOOTING OR AClDIZlNG ABANDONMENT* REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) (Other) (NOTE8 Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, Including estimated date of starting any proposed work. The following intervals in this well were perforated on August 5-6, 1977. The shot density was 4 S.P.F. 8878-8893 ft. BKB (Ref. BHCS/GR, 7-23-77) 8908-8918 " ( " ) 8928-8938 " ( " ) 8952-8972 " ( " ) Prior to perforating ran a temperature survey. After perforating ran and set S.S.S.V. in nipple at 2004' BKB. Ran pressure/temperature survey. The S.S.S.V. was closure tested on August 11, 1977. The test was witnessed by a State representative. ~ 16. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct SIGNED e~ (This space for Stat TITLE ,~E DATE, APPROVED BY CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY.' TITLE DATE See Instructions On Reverse Side SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE Form No. P-4 STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS REV. 3-1-70 UlNl'llJl"iq I 1. OIL WELL WELL OTHER 2. NAME OF OPERATOR RP A1 ~ , 13: O: 'P.n~ 6-1379 4. LOCATION O-F~-~LL Anchorage, Alaska _ 99509 1245'WEL, 1080' SNL, Sec. 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 5. APl NUMERICAL CODE 50-029-2002Cl 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 28281 7. IF INDIAN'ALOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT FARM OR LEASE NAME Prudhoe Bay 9. J-l. ("4q-fiq-I 1-1 ':ti 10. FIELD ANI~ POOL, OR WILDCAT ii. gfC.'-TTff~T(S6'~r6~ H6CE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 9; TllN.. R13E.. IIPM 12. PERMIT NO. 69-40 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AND VOLUMES USEl~ PERFORATIONS, TESTS AND RESULTS FISHING JOBS JUNK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AND ANY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN HOLE CONDITIONS. PERFORATING AND ASSOCIATED OPERATIONS 3 July 12 July JULY-AUGUST, 1977 Recovered S.S.S.V. Ran temperature survey. Tested tubing and annulus. 5-6 August Perforated the following intervals at 4 S.P.F. using 2 7/8" Hyperdomes, 180° phasing: 7 August 11 August 8878-8893 ft. BKB (ref. BHCS/GR, 7-23-77) 8908-8919 " ( ,, ) 8928-8938 " ( " ) 8952-8972 " ( " ) Ran and set S.S.S.V. in nipple at 2004' BKB. Tested S.S.S.V., Swab ~alve, and Master valve. Test witnessed by a State representative. End of Operation. The well was left with the S.S.S.V. closed and with the wellhead valves closed. (except the surface safety valve). 13 August Ran pressure/temperature survey. 14. I hereby certify that the~e,and correct ~l I'~'~' SIGNED TITLE ~P~ DATE ~¢~' NOTl:-Report on this~orm is r~luired for each calendar month, r~jardle~ of the status of operatiorm, and must be filed in duplicate ~ith the oil and gas conservation committee by the 15th of the succeeding month,unless otherwise directed. MAILING ADDRESS BP ALASKA INC. C3 1 -~] - E · E E E 907)279-0644 August 17, 1977 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas Conservation 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99504 Attention: ~. O. K. Gilbreth Director Gent 1 emen: Well Number J-1 (31-09-11-13) Enclosed, in duplicate, is Form P-7, the Completion Report on the above well, together with the Well History, Core Data, and DST Test. This well has been perforated and is ready for production. PRJ:ja Enclosures cc: Well File #17 Regina McGaffigan Very truly yours, BP ALASKA, INC. ?. R. Judd District Drilling Engineer } (~r u 'P 7 SUBMIT IN DL ~.~..rE* STATE OF ALASKA ,.s~ .... thvr ln- ~, rl~ct ion- on OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG* TYPE OF WELL %% ELL WFLL ~ DnY Other TYPE OF COMPLE~ON 2 %AME OF OFERATOR BP Alaska, Inc. 3 ADDRESR OF OPERATOR P.O. Box 4-1379, Anchorage, Alaska 99509 4 ~OC,~T[0X OF ~£LL (Report locahon clearly and tn accordance wtth any State requirements)* At surface 1245' WEL, 750' SNL, Sec. 9, TllN, R13E, UPM At top prod Interval reported below 1310' WEL, 822' SNL, Sec. 9, TllN, R13E, UPM At total depth at 9300' 1329' WEL, 833' SNL, Sec. 9, TllN, R13E, UPM CONFIDENTIAL AP1 N~IERICAL CODE 50~029~20020 LEASE D~IGNA~ON ~ND SEHI_A.L NO ADL 28281 7 IF INDIAN. ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NA2~I~. 8 UNIT,FA.R,M OR LEASE NA2~IE Put River 9 WELL NO J-1 (31-09-11-13) 10 FIELD A~ND POOL, OR %VILDCAT Prudhoe Bay, Prudhoe 0ilPoo 11 SEC , T , R , M , (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 12 PE-XR2VIIT NO 69-40 HOW MANY* ROTARY TOOLS CABLE TOOI S 11871' MD [9171'MD 9169'TVD ~ None Total 22 PRODUCING INTE!RVAL(S), OF THIS COMPLETION--TOP, BOTTOM, NAME (MD AND TVD), 23 WAS DIRECTIONAL t SURVEY MADE Prudhoe 0il Pool' Top: 8878' MD 8876' TVD ! Yes · Bottom: 8972' MD 8971' TVD i 24 TYPE ELECTRIC AND OTHF-2{ LOGS RUN DIL,BHCS/GR, FDC, SNP, MLL/ML,LL3, CBL _ _ 25 CASING RECORD (Report all strings set 1!1 well) CASLNG SIZE WEIGHT, LB, FT GRADS DEPTH SST (MD) 30" Stove [ pipe 66 ~ 20" [ 94¢~ IH-40 950' 13~3/8" [68¢f/61¢f ~55/~5. 4258' 9-5/8" [ 47¢f IN-80 9304' ~8908'-8918' '." " 58928'-8938' " " g8952'-8972' " " DA 1 E FIRST PIIODUCTION 26 LINER 1R~E C OI-lD 28 PERFORAIIONS OP?iN TO PRODUC~ ' t t O1%T (interval, szze and nurnber) ~ 8878'-8893' BKB ~ 4 spf 0.5"(ref.BHCS/GR,7/23/69) ( ,, ) PRODUCTION ~ ~ ~] ~ ~ODUCT1ON MEI[~OD (Flowh~g, F~5 LI(, pampmg~s~ze and type of pumP~ OI~DL C-~k~CF ! I DATZ OF T~ST, Ht3URS TESTED '[ ] CI-!OXE SIZE [PROD N FOR FLO%V, TUBINCr iCA$IYqG PRESSURE ICAL~T~ OI~BBL r~S I~4-HOU~ ~A~ [_ ~ DISPOSITION OF G'2S t$Old, ~ed fOr f~eI, VSntS4, etc ) LI~T OF ATTACHMENTS HOLE SIZE [ CEhlLNTING RECOP~ 36" ] 280 sks Permafrost 26" [ 1800 sks FondU/Fly Ash 17~" t 1600 sks Class G 12¼" 2155 sks Class G TUBING RECOP~ i AOUNT PULLED SCi~EE'N tl~.D~ SIZE DEPTH SET (Y~D) [ PACfiER SET ('YID) 4½",8328',, ' j 8340'* 23 ACID, Si. OT, ~.i~CI GRE, C~,iLNT SQUEEZE, ETC D~i INI~V.~ (MD) ] AMOUNC ?~D }21ND OF MA~EF2AL USD I Vv ELL STATUS (Producing or W£JfEI-~--BBL [ GAS-OIL ILkTIO i WATER--BBL [OIL GRAVITY-AP1 (COR~) GAS--]~ICF 1 Well History, Core Data, DST Test 23 ! hereby certify that the foregoing and attached information is complete and correct as deteP~'~'~r~ t~]~-~va!la~ble records SIGNED ~ _~9/ TITLE District Drilling Engineer DATE, P. R. Judd *(Se, [,,,,oc~io,, ~,d S~ac., [or Addi~io.a[ D~*~ ~. Rever~e Side) General Th~s form ~s designed for subm~tl~ng a complete and correct well completion report er, d log on all types of lands and leases ~n Alaska Item: 16: Indicate vch~ch elevation ~s used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measure- ments g~ven ~n cther spaces on th~s form and ~n any attachments Items 20, and 22:: If th~s well is completed for separatc production from more than one ~nterval zone (multiple completion), so state ~n ~tem 20, and ~n ~teq~ 22 show the prc_JLJc~g ~nterx, 01, or ~ntervals, top(s), bottom(s) and name (s) (~f any) for only the ~nterv,~l reported ~n ~ter'r~ 30 Submit a separate report (page) on th~s form, adequately ~denhf~¢d, for each additional ~ntelval to be seperately produced, show- ~ng the ackJ~t~onal data pertinent to such ~nterval Item26: "Sacks Cement" Attached supplemental records for th~s well should show the details of any mul- hple stage cementing and the location of the cemenhng tool Item 28: Submit a separate completion report on this form for each ~nterval to be separately produc~l (See ~nstruchon for ~tems 20 and 22 above) [, 34 SUMM'AItY OF' F'ORMATION T,~.S'I'S IN('LUI)IN{, IN'I'IER~AL T~'FED I~'HI~:"],s~HrIE DATA' ~ ~OV~RI~ OF OIL GAS 35 G~G IC MARK~ WAT~ AND MUD NA~ BKB Subsea Sag RSver 8~16 ~ 360' Shubl 5k 8~6 ' ~92 ' Iv~shak 8525 ~ , , 71 ~ [ [ [ [ [ i r u [[u[ ,, BP WELL J-1 (31-09-11-13) WELL HISTORY CG; i=iDF IIAL Drilling: May, 1969 Spud 17½" hole at 1500 hours, May 14, 1969. Drilled 17½" hole to 1125', opened to 26" to 950'. Ran 20" 94# H-40 casing to 950'. Cemented with 1800 sks Fondu/Fly Ash. Nippled up and tested BOPE. Drilled 8½" hole to 2430'. Ran DLL/SP and BHCS/GR logs. Opened hole to 17½", drilled ahead to 4298'. Conditioned hole. Ran 13-3/8" 61#/68# J-55/K55 Buttress casing to 4258' with DV at 1615'. Did not use DV, cemented with 1600 sks Class G. June, 1969 Nippled up and tested BOPE. Drilled 12¼" hole to 5652, cored 8½" to 5682', opened hole to 12¼" and drilled to 5878'. Cored to 6309'. Opened hole to 12¼" and drilled to 8508'. Cored and drilled 8½" hole to 9147'. Opened hole to 12¼' to 8867' twisted off drill pipe Shot off and recovered fish to 8513' J_uly, 1969 Washed over 3DC and recovered. Fish left in hole from 8601'-8867'. Set 500 sks Class G cement plug, side tracked hole. Drilled 12¼" hole to 9315'. Ran open hole logs and velocity survey. Ran 9-5/8" 47# N-80 Buttress casing to 9304'. Cemented with 2155 sks Class G cement. Nippled up BOPE. Drilled and cored 8½" hole to 9665'. A. ugus t, 1969 Drilled to 9792'. Cleaned up hole after losing 2 cones from a bit. Drilled and cored 8½" hole to 11634'. September ,. 1969 Completion: April, 1977 Dr±lled and cored 8,~ hole to 11787 . Ran open hole lo~s Dr±lled and cored to 11871 . Cleaned out to 9600 . Ran DS:r.~~;'¢r~:'~--'-~ti~ Set bridge plugs at 9060~ and 2500~. Released r~g at 2359 hours, S~Pt~mber Accepted rig at 0430 hours, April 13, 1977. Changed diesel over t~CaCl~ at 2476'. Drilled out bridge plugs at 2492' and 9052', changed well to CaC12?c ~an CBL/VDL/GR/CCL. Ran production packer and tailpipe assembly, 4-1/2" tubing and 7" x 4-1/2" Thermocase. Displaced tubing to diesel and landed. Thermocase failed pressure test Reversed diesel from tubing with CaCI_. Pulled tubing and Thermo- case. Re-ran 4-1/2 tubing, worked into PBR, displaced tubing to diesel, attempted to pressure test. Reversed out diesel, pulled tubing. Fished for and recovered junk. Ran wireline spear and pulled PBR, packer and tailpipe. Topped hole off with 5 bbls. diesel. Nippled down BOPE, installed tree and tested. Released rig 2000 hours, April 22, 1977. ~ BP WELL J-1 (31-09-11-13) WELL HISTORY _May, 1977 Accepted rig 0600 hours, May 12, 1977. Ran production packer and set at 8340'. Ran 208 joints 4-1/2" 12.75# C.S. Hydril tubing and 64 joints 7" x 4~" Thermocase. Displaced tubing to diesel, landed tubing with ball valve nipple at 2004' and bottom of Thermocase at 1967'. Installed wellhead and tested. Could not recover dummy ball valve. Removed wellhead, nippled up BOPE. Displaced diesel to CaC12. Pulled 7" Thermocase, replaced 7" x 4~" crossover, relanded Thermocase. Displaced CaCi~ to diesel. Installed wellhead and tested. Pulled DBV. Ran dummy gun to 9171 . Set PBV. Released rig at 2400 hours, May 16, 1977. Perforating: August, 1977 Perforated August 5 & 6, 1977, 2-7/8" hyper domes 1/2" 4 S.P.F. · 8878-8893 ft. BKB (ref. BHCS/GR, 7/23/69) 8908-8918 " " ( ,, ) 8928-8938" " ( ,, ) 8952-8972 " " ( ,, ) Prior to perforating, ran a temperature survey. Ran and set S.S.S.V. at 2004' BKB. The S.S.S.V. was closure tested on August 11, 1977. The test was witnessed by a state representative. BP PUT RIVER 09-11-13 CORE DATA Core No. Depth Li tho logy Porosity (Ay) Hydrocarbons Dip 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 5652-82' V.f. sandstone to 5663' Shale, siltstone., v.f. sandstone to base 5878-98'7" Mudstone, siltstone -- 6278-6308 ' 8" Silts tone -- 8508-8568' Limestone, shale, dolo- -- mite to 8524' Sands tone, muds tone bands c. 24% to base 8568-8628' Sandstone, rare argil- c. 25% laceous bands Fair-good Slight oil Trace bleeding 8628-8688' Sandstone, part conglom- eratic 8688-96 ' Sands tone, conglomerate clay 8696-8724 ' Conglomerate, sandstone 8724-40' " " 8740-50' 8801-49 ' 8849-75' 8875- 8909 ' !! ,! II II !! Il I! mudstone bands II 11 II II 11 !1 8909-8937' 8937-74' 8974-9011' 9011-9063' Sandstone, siltstone and mudstone bands c. 22% c. 2O% c. 12% ¢. 18% c. 19% c. 21% c. 20% c. 22% c. 24% c. 23% c. 25% c. 23% 9063-9123' Mudstone, siltstone, v.f. c. 17% sands tone 9123-9147'6" " " " Ma~ 9% 9321-9348' Limestone and mudstone 9608-9636' Limestone and variegated muds tone 9908-9929' Limestone and variegated muds tone 10,116 - Limestone with mudstone 10,127 laminae 10,373 -93' Dolomitic mudstone and limes tone 10,628-47' Limestone w/mudstone bands " 11,005-25' Mudstone w/thin limestone 11,263 - Variegated mudstones 11,301 11,535-84' Shale, siltstone, quartz- Nil ,tic sands tone 11,858-71' Silicified siltstone and Nil muds tone Fractured Fractured Patchy oil bleeding Slight oil bleeding Gas-bearing Sub-hor. 0 - 5° Gas-bearing - w/oil indications below 8612 ' Oil indications - throughout ,! " Sub-hor. I! " Sub-hor. II II Trace oil " indications !1 I1 Nil /, - Nil ~ f Sub-hor. Nil Nil ~1 ~1 0 - 5° Nil Nil 70 - 75° DST #1 Interval 9304-9600 ft. RTKB, 8-1/2" open hole interval tested with the packer set in the bottom of the 9-5/8" casing at 9190 ft. RTKB. Testing times initial flow 6 mins., initial shut-in period 110 mins., 2md flow period 111 mins. and final shut-in period 163 mins. Water cushion 6800 linear ft. Well produced water cushion to surface in 18 mins. and initial production rate was 170 b/d. Total recovery was water cushion, sump mud and 145 bbls oil/mud/ water emulsion. A sample of 23.6°API oil was recovered from the testing tools. Pressure Data Depth 9206 Mud Pressure ISIP IFP FFP FSIP .,, 5108 4476 3812 4007 4522 9211 5112 4476 3818 4020 4543 02-001B STATE of ALASKA TO: Divisi,~n of ~il and Gas Conservation DirectorO' K. Gilbreth, FROM: Hoyle H. Hamilton ~ ¢'~ Chief Petroleum Engineer Harold R. Hawkins Petroleum Inspector DATE SUBJECT: August 18, 1977 Witness Tests on Surface Safety Valves and Surface Control Subsurface Safety Valves, BP~~%laska Pad and Well No~-l~ J-2, F-3, G-3, E-3, H-4, H-b---- Tuesday, August 9, 1977 - I left Anchorage by BP charter by Alaska Airlines at 12:20 PM. I arrived at Prudhoe Bay at 2:30 PM. Purpose of trip was to witness the tests of surface safety valves and surface control ~ subsurface safety valves for BP .~ Alaska. I met Mack Hernandez, chief operator for BP, and Ted Stagg, operator for BP, and Ale Lawton, wireline coordinator for BP, with whcxn I am to witness the tests with. Mack Hernandez informed me that t/~ey were having problems with a couple producing wells, H-8 and N-l, and tests would be delayed. In the meantime I checked out a diverter system for Gulf Oil McIntyre Point #1. Wedne.sday, August 10, 1977 - All the operators worked all night on H-8 and found that the 7" tubing was collapsed around 5300 feet. This well produced about 17,500 barrels. Thursday, August 11, 1977 - I went to the field today with Ale Lawton and Ted Stagg to start tests on SSV and SCSV's. J-l, J-2, F-3, G-3 and E-3 all tested satisfactory with no leakage. Friday, .August 12, 1977 - Tests started at 8:00 AM. Ale Lawton and a new operator, Cecil Chittnan, took me to H-pad. The SSV and SCSV on H-4 tested satisfactory. The SSV on H-6 tested OK. But the SCSV did not test. A field report was made out on all of these jobs separately and one copy of each was given to Mack Hernandez, chief operator in field and production. In sum~: I witnessed the tests for BP of Alaska on J-l, J-2, F-3, G-3, E-3, 'H-4 and H-6. All tests, were satisfactory with oF exception the surface control subsurface safety valg&~W~lch leaked. Attachment BP is to call us back to witness testing of H-6 when repaired. Permit No. D~I g. Operator Ala j Oil and Gas Conservation Con, nit Field Inspection Report Well/Platfm Sec~ T~_~R/~ ,V? M Represented by~p .~'+~ Name & Number Satisfactory Type Inspection Yes No Item ( ) Location,General () () () () () () () () (m) () () () () () () () () () 1. Well Sign ( ) ( ) 2. General Housekeeping ( ) ( ) t. Reserve Pit-( )open( )filled ( ) ( ) 4. Rig () () (X) Safety Valve Tests_ ( ) ( ) 5. Surface-No. Wells I ( ) ( ) 6. Subsurface-No. Wells I ( ) ( ) () Well Test Data ( ) ( ) 7. Well Nos. , , , ~-~-_( ) ( ) 8. Hrs. obse~-----~~ , '( ) ( ) 9. BS&W ,--,--,-- ( ) ( ) 10. Gr. Bbls. ( ) ( ) ( ) Final Abandonm~-n~ -- ( ) ( ) 11. P&A Marker ( ) ( ) 12. Water well-( )capped( )plugged ( ) ( ) () () () () Satisfactory Type Inspection Yes No Item ( ) BOPE Tests 15. "Casinq set @ 16. TesL fluid-( )wtr.--~ )mud ( ) oil .17. Master Hyd. Control Sys.- psig 18. N2 btls. , , , psig 19. Remote Control~ -- 20. Drilling spool- "outlets 21.. Kill Line-( ) Check valve 22. Choke Flowline ( ) HCR valve 23. Choke Manifold No. valvs flos 24. Chokes-( )Re,note( )Pos.(~dj. 25. Test Plug-( )Wellhd( )csg( )none 26. Annular Preventer,____~sio 27. Blind Rams, psio 28.'~ Pipe' Rams ~psiq 29. Kelly & Kelly-cock psig ( ) ( ) 13. Clean-up ( ) ( ) 30. Lower Kelly va]ve psio ( ) ( ) 14. Pad leveled j_ ~-~ ( ) ( ) 31 Safety Floor 9a'lves--L-(---)-BV ( )Dart Total inspection observation time_~/days Total number leaks and/or equip. fai 1 ures/~/~A/~ Remarks $,£~.~' .~ ,~ 7' Notify in days or w~en~ready~ Inspected byj/_A ~/./~'/~6' Date ( BP ALASKA INC. 3111 - C - STREET · TELEPHONE {907) 279-0644 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas Conservation 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99504 Attention: Mr. Hoyle Hamilton Director Gentlemen: Well No'~ J-1.~31-09-11-13) ~-2 (23-10-11-13) J-3 (23-04-11-13) 3-5 (23-03-11-13) MAILING ADDRESS P 0 BOX 4-1379 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 99509 July 1, 1977 ENG GEOL GEOL GEOL-' 1 REV J DRAFT J S6C CONFER FILE Enclosed please find, in triplicate Form 10-403, Sundry Notices for Perforating Wells J-l, J-2, and J-5 and for reperforation of well J-3 if required. G?/dmd Very truly yours, BP ALASKA INC. G~~ja ~~~ons RECEIVED JUL ' 5 t977 ArlChorag~ Form 10-403 REV. 1-10-73 Submit "lntentlo,s" in Triplicate & "Subsequent Reports" In Duplicate STATE OF ALASKA 0IL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen Use "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT--" for such proposals.) LOCATION OF WELL At surface 1245'WEL, 750'SNL, SEC9, TllN, R13E, UPM 5. APl NUMERICAL CODE 50-029-20020 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 28281 O,L 1-71 GAs r-I WELL~ Xl WELLI I OTHER 2. NAME OF OPERATOR 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME BP Alaska Inc. Put River 3. ADDRES5 OF OPERATOR 9. WELL NO. P. O. Box 4-1379, Anchorage, AK 99509 J-1 (31-09-11-13) 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Prudhoe Bay, Prudhoe Oil Pool 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) SEC 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 12. PERMIT NO. 69-40 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc.) _WB~ 56~ 9 ' Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Re NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: ~ort, or Other Data SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF WATER SHUT-OFF [~ REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING ABANDONMENT* (Other) TEST WATER SHUT-OFF L----J PULL OR ALTER CASING FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMPLETE SHOOT OR AClDIZE ABANDON* REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) (NOTE. Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or Recomplet~on Report and Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give perbnent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. The following intervals in this well will be perforated (at 4SPF) for production: 8878-8893 ft. BKB (15') (ref BHCS/GR 23 July 1969) 8908-8918 " (10') ( " ) 8928-8938 " (10') ( " ) 8952-8972 " (20') ( " ) 8984-9004 " (20') ( " ) After completion of perforating operations a static bottom hole pressure survey will be conducted. The well will be left with a SSSV in the nipple at app~roximakt~¥~ 2000 ft. BI{B. L[\ t t i:/ This work will be done in July, 1977. JUL 5 19i'7 D vis;on of 0,t ~,~¢I G,]~ Co,/., · I hereby certify that the foregoing Is true and correct CONDITIONS OF ,~I~ROVAL, IF ANY: ' See Instructions On Reverse Side DATE Approved Copy Return ~ d i MAILING ADDRESS P 0 80X 4-1379 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99509 BP ALASKA INC. 311 1 - C - STREET · TELEPHONE (907) 279-0644 CONFIDENTIAL June 10, 1977 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Hoyle H. Hamilton Director Gentlemen: Well Number BP J-1 (31-09-11-13) Enclosed, in duplicate, is Form P-4, Monthly Report of Drilling and Workover Operations for the above described well for the month of May. Very truly yours, BP ALASKA INC. District Drilling Engineer PRJ:jle Enclosures cc: Well File #17 Form ~To P---4 REV ~- 1-70 STATE O~ AJ.AS~ OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITI'EE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS I OIL ~ o,l ['-} NAME OF OP~TOR BP Alaska Inc. ADDRESS OF OPerATOR OTHER P.O. Box 4-1379, Anchorage, Alaska 4 LOCATION OF WELL at surface: 99509 1245'WEL, 750'SNL, Sec. 9, TllN, R13E, UPM SUBMrr ~ DTJ~LICAT~- APl NUT,.fER1CAL ~ODE 50-029-20020 6 LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO ADL 28281 IF INDIA]~ ALOYiL~ OR TRIBE lqAMlg 8 L~.'IT F.~RM OR LEASE NAME Prudhoe Bay Unit 9 W~ NO J-1 (31-09-11-13) 10 FLFo~D A_ND POOL OR WILDCAT PrudhoeBa¥,Prudhoe 0il Pool Sec. 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 12 P~RMIT NO 69 -40 "13 REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH CHA2~GES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CLWIENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET A1N'D VOLUlVIES USED PERFORATIONS TESTS AND RESULTS FISHING JOBS J~.r~TK L~ HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE A.ND ANY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CI-IANGES IN HOL~ CONDITIONS May, 1977 Accepted rig 0600 hours, May 12, 1977. Ran production packer and set at 8350'. Ran 208 joints 4-1/2" 12.75# C.S. Hydril tubing and 64 joints 7"x4-1/2" Thermocase. Dis- placed tubing to diesel, landed tubing with ball valve nipple at 2004' and bottom of Thermocase at 1967'. Installed wellhead and tested. Could not recover dummy ball valve. Removed wellhead, nippled up BOPE. Displaced diesel to CaC12. Pulled 7" Thermocase, replaced 7" x 4-1/2" crossover, relanded Thermocase. Displaced CaCl2 to diesel. Installed wellhead and tested. Pulled DBV. Ran dummy gun to 9171'. Set BPV. Released rig at 2400 hours, May 16, 1977. RECEIVED 1 !977 Olvis!o/~ of Oil/, 14 1 hereby and ~orre~ smx~ TIT~ District Brill±n~ En§±n~ ~ ~ r ~ JU~ oil and gas conservatbn commiflee by the 15~ of the succ~ding mfl~, ~len otherwise d~rected. BP ALASKA INC. 31 1 1 - C - STREET · TELEPHONE (907) 279-0644 CONFIDENTIAL State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas Conservation 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 MAILING ADDRESS P O BOX 4-1379 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 99509 April 29, 1977 Attention: Mr. Hoyle H. Hamilton Director Gentlemen: Well Number BP J-1 (31-09-11-13) Enclosed, in duplicate, is Form P-4, Monthly Report of Drilling and Workover Operations for the above described well for the month of April 1977. This well is to be re-entered again in a few days to complete the well as originally planned. Very truly yours, BP ALASKA INC. District Drilling Engineer PRJ:jle Enclosures cc: Well File #17 RECEiVeD MAY D~vision of O~t m~d , ~'orr, T No P.--4 ~ 5-1-70 STATE O( 'ASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMi'FI'EE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 1 W~LL WI~LL OTI~E! SUBMIT l]q 13L,'PLICAT'I~- NAME OF OPEiq..A. TOR BP Alaska In.c- ~ ADDk~SS OF P. O. Box 4-1379, Anchor.Bge. Ale.aka qqsoq 4 LOCAT1ON OF At Surface: 1245' WEL, 750' SNL, Sec. 9, TllN, R13E, UPM PI NUMERICAL CODE 50-029-20020 6 LF_.A. SE DESiGblA.~ION A\'D SERIAL NC) ADL 28281 T IF INDi~)~ ALO2I'EE OE iRIBI~ NA~ 8 L.~IT FAR~{ OR LEASE Put River WELL NO 3-1 (31-09-11-13) 10 FLFLD i~.%'O POOL OR %% iLDCAT Prudhoe Bay, Pru.dhoe _O_il Pool n smc ? ~ .~ (morroM ~o~ Sec. 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 1~ PI~VIIT NO 69-40 13 REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT F_.ND OF MONTH CHA~\'GES IN HOLE SIZE CAqlNG AND C~',4ENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET A~ VOL~S USD P~ORATIONS ~TS A~ ~ESUL~ FISHING JO~ JL~K ~ HO~ AND SIDE-T~CKED HOLE ~D ~Y O~R SIGNIF1C~T ~G~ ~ HO~ ~ITIONS April 1977 Accepted rig at 0430 hours, April 13, 1977. Changed diesel over to CaC12 at 2476'. Drilled out bridge plugs a~ 2492' and 9052', changed well to CaC12. Ran CBL/VDL/GR/CCL. Ran production packer and tailpipe assembly, 4-1/2" tubing and 7" x 4-1/2" Thermocase. Displaced tubing to diesel and landed. Thermocase failed pressure test. Reversed diesel from tubing with CaC12. Pulled tubing and Thermocase. Re-ran 4-1/2" tubing, worked into PBR, displaced tubing to diesel, attempted to pressure test. Reversed out diesel, pulled tubing. Fished for and recovered junk. Ran wireline spear and pulled PBR, packer and tailpipe. Topped hole off with 5 bbls. diesel. Nippled down BOP, installed tree and tested. Released rig 2000 hours, April 22, 1977. RECEIVED MAY - 21977 hete~y Cert~foreg°mg' is true ..~' correct ...... 8IG~ ~ ~ ~ _--- . -,. -~'~x~ ...... ' . . NOTE--Report on this form is requ~red for each calendar ~nth% regardless of the IlotJlS 8f ooeratten~, and must ~ filed in duplicate with 011 a~d gal cenaetvotion commi~ee by the 15~ of Ihe ~uoc~dmg monlh,unle~ otherwiJa d~rected. BP ALASKA INC. 311 1 - C - STREET · TELEPHONE (907) 279-0644 CONFIDENTIAL State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Hoyle Hamilton Acting Director MAILING ADDRESS. P 0 BOX 4-1379 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99509 November 2, 197t Gentlemen: Well Number BP J-1 (31-09-11-13) Enclosed, in triplicate, is Form 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells, for the above named well. This report contains our proposal to re-enter the above well, to complete the well in preparation for production from the Prudhoe Oil Pool. Very truly yours, BP ALASKA, INC. ?. R. Judd District Drilling Engineer PRJ:jle Enclosures cc: Well File #17 403 r.tentlc, ns" h- T, ipl~¢to Reports" tn STATE OF , 0IL AND G/kS CONSERV/Ci,v,~'r'"' C(}MMI t' FEE ~ AN ~ TS N SUNDRYNOTiCu. DHEPOFt 0 WELLS (Do not u" till; form for p~o')o.~s to df~'l or to deepeq Use "APPLICATION [:OR PERf¢,l !-' for s,J,-l", plooo531s ) i /._DL 28281 · t ?. IFINDIAN, PLLC,T~EL OR TRIBE 2_ N~MF O;- r')PER/x I BP Alaska Z.nc. 3 ADE)ItLS.q OF OPF:RA FOR ?. 0. Lox 4-1379~ /,nchorage, Alaska 995{19 4. t OC'~TIC,N OF WELL At .',ur*ace 1245' WEL, 750' S}~, Sec, 9, T1]N, R13E, UPM 13. ELEVAI IONS (Sho,~' wheth¢[ [J¢, RT, GR, ctc.~ FJ~E 56.9' AMSL 14. #-~l ~ un,.cK Appropriate Box 'Fo Indicate Nature of Notice, Re Put River 9 WE-EL NO. J-i (3]-09-1 L-13) 10. F/ELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT ~. SEC, T., ~., ~,~., (~OT~OM HOLa o~Jacr~v~-) Sec. 9, T1]_N~ R13E, UPM 12. PERMIT NO. 69-40 )oct, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO. TEST WATER S'iUT-OFF FRACTURE T RI%Al SHOOT OR ACIDIZE R EPAI P. WELL (Other) Complete PULL OR ALTER CASING MULTIPLE COMPLETE ABANDON* CHANGE PLANS SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF. WATER SHUT-OFF -7 RFPAIRING WEt. L FRACTURE TREATMENT __.~ ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING i ABANDONMENT* (Other) (NOTE: Report result~ of multiple completion on Wetl Completion or Recornplot~on Report aha Log form ) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly stat~ all pertinent aetalls, and give peltmCnt dates, including estimated ~ate or starting ~ny propused work. We propose to re--enter the above well approximately December 17, 1976, to complete the well in preparation for production from the Prudhoe oil Pool as per the following program: 1o Clean out well to TD, change over to CaC12 brine. e Complete with production packer and 4-1/2" L-80 12.75~J tubing with the top 2000 ft.+ 7" x 4-1/2" %hermocase. A subsurface safety valve, with dual control lines, will be placed at 2000~+. 3. Cbange well over to diesel, install and test Xmas Tree. e Suspend well for perforating subsequent to rig release. Details of proposed perforations to be submitted by Sundry No~ce to follow. hereby cert~and correct TiTLmDistrict Drilling. Engineer~ DATE {Tills space for State office u~e) See Instructions On Reverse Side Approved Copy Returned //-, ._ BP ALASKA INC. P O BOX 4-CCC 121 WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99503 TELEPHONE (907) 277-1422 Nov.10,'71 TO Mr. Thomas Marshall State of Alaska Dept. o~ Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Dr. Anchorage,Ak REFERENCE The following maternal is being submitted herewith Please acknowledge receipt by sigmng o copy of th~s letter and returning ~t to th~s off~ce- BP 09-11-13 Core chip each foot 9321-11,871 cores 20-29 DATE ................................................................ 19 ........ WATERFLOOD TESTS P g ' WATERFLOOD TEST PROCEDURES FOR BP ALASKA CORES Restored State The samples selected are intensively extracted in Soxhlet extractors for approximately three weeks with a mixture of methyl alcohol and chloro- form. This mixture removes the salt and hydrocarbons present and provides a maximum wettability to brine. The thoroughly extracted and dried samples · are vacuum saturated with deaerated 24,000 NaC1 synthetic brine and placed in air-brine restored state capillary pressure cells to desaturate. After reaching connate water saturation, the samples are saturated with deaerated oil (Soltrol C) to re-establish the original oil saturation. Each sample is placed in a Hassler Sleeve core holder and the effective permeability to oil in the presence of connate water is measured. Flooding with the 24,000 NaC1 brine follows and is continued until the core effluent is 100 percent brine; · measurement is then made of the effective permeability to brine with~the oil saturation at its waterflood residual. -The residual fluid saturation result- ing from flooding is then determined by Dean-Stark extraction. · Dynamic Displacement. If a rapid determination of residual oil is desired, the initial oil/water saturation distribution is attained by dynamic displacement of the brine saturated sample with Soltrol C. The sample is flooded and the residual saturation is determined in the same manner as the restored state waterflood tests. This technique does not require the waiting period for the samples to reach connate water equilibrium in the restored state cells; however the actual connate water value at the initiation of the flood and the effective permeability to oil at connate water are not determined. The residual oil saturation values determined by this method are.generally comparable to the residual oil saturation values determined by the restored state waterflood tests. The following conditions are observed in the course of the tests. Ail tests are conducted at room temperature (approximately 75°F.) .and with a confining pressure of 150 psig on the Hassler. Sleeve core holder. Under test conditions the viscosities of the oil and brine are 1.34 cp. and 0.96 cp., respectively with an interfacial tension of 31.3 dynes/cm. 'The flooding pressure gradient is restricted to 200 psi/ft, to prevent displace- ment of discontinuous residual oil. Such gradient is only some 55' percent of that found to be permissable with Berea Sandstone. The ef£ect of 'pressure gradient is discussed by: Jordan et al, Effect of Rate on Oil Recovery by Waterflooding, Humble Oil and Refining Company, August 1, 1956 (revised). -2- Flow rates are selected to insure stabilized flooding conditions. Maximum flow rates of some 0.8 cc/min/cm2 of cross sectional area are used, subject to the pressure gradient limitation of 200 psi/ft. Under normal flow rates a scaling coefficient value of three or more can be expected. Details of the significance of the scaling coefficient are given by: Kyte, et al, Linear Waterflood Behavior and End Effects in W~ter- Wet Porous Media, AIME Trans. (1958) 213, 423. n . e:;rø \ , ~'t;:rnr b~ ' iaø;. --.,.i:.mJ ."..'t..J---r...,t'-~-i..rJ--;"";-"'-U "f...!""" 'i.,.!"" 'i,.;,..~ ..~l,~,l "', {.;..I,..".~r .'~.l" J..-"¿i~t,... {-~J , .!' ~ \)0 85 oB. 0 F ee-r -ro II DEPtH N 7t) fJ~R.IV~ AI c.()~E:D D~prH DEPTH POROSITY AIR (1) (Feet) % PORE SPACE - 25.5 f~:Jr- 24.6 233. 44.5 f5J;..) 27.2 493. 48 . 5 85,Ç. '1 23.6 84.3 69. 4 ~s. '77 24.7 412. 78. 7 ~5t'7 21.5 90.2 118. 4 H.;2(~ 25.3 120.0 "401.5 fWÖ 25.4 705. 441.3 cf9i'ý' 21.2 31.4 524. 6 ')¡!.:'~ 22.2 44.8 533. 7 9c'I¡:2-.. 21.7 309. .. I 1./ /l-/!I!:27tf;,( /:.r-.-:/ ""-)"/""~~' " . r/, ..."--", /"", // ' , (,I . TABLE I BP ALASKA - WELL NO. 805 ( . "~ 4L- N .0, 09 - l' - \ 3) (Cores D-S) PERMEABILITY (Mds) Keo @ Swi(2) Kew @ Sor(3) Water Saturation(4) Residual Oil Saturation % PORE SPACE 122. 4.5 28.3 20.9' 383. 61.7 33.8 18.0 53.3 2.3 33.6 19.5, 188. 21.8 32.2 17.9 54.7 3.1 33.5 ,19.9 86.3 4.9 30.3 . 20.3 578. 185. 31.0 15.9 15.2 1.6 47.3 15.9 18.8 0.2 47.5 12.9 213. 3.6 32.0 18.1 (1) Absolute Air Permeability (2) Keo @ Swi = Effective permeability (3) Kew @ Sor = Effective permeability . I (4) Water Saturation at initiation of test r~!~ rl\"""wr r""'I. 'T~ !\ "",I:""il¡j~:~?""I"",~I":,,.,!I~:¡( "",'r ' \" "I" ~ f "',I I. " """""'Î~¡",..:' ~~:"'gf"'l' 'it""'," ":','"" í!. t~"", ","" , ' : " . ".'.. , .",. "'Ii( ':' é'l ,. 'j ~" ,... , ,Iì"i, ':1 t" ,:! k,'" (" ,~. r","; A, W",i" ,p:,\ r,/"'I,- '\"""" , ,\' , : r \ fj ',' I."" i '\ ','" "', 'I 1,' ,. "',.. ...I~ t-"'::(...~""~(\j':\\;:l,l! ", .,..., '.,.w to oil with irreducible brine saturation present in core to brine with residual oil saturation present in core """""""""""""'~"""""'"".."".,..",.....".."." , ",-""",'~'.. ",..,., , ",--.....-.__.__.~."""..._--.,.-.,.....,.",-~--,-......_,,_.,........--,......-.....,.--~.~.....~-,..,.,....._..,."".._"..,.,.,-,...,.-~..~,,_...,,.._~~.---..,....,.,.._~-""'-""-"--'."'-.!,I"'! ""-'-'.."""-""""""'---"""-'-"-.".~""""."'.,.,.........,...,.",."""",.~.".~."..~.."",.""~.",...."",..-",..~"".....,,,. o~) - tt-~ 3 The experJmcatal procedure followed for each individual core was as follows. The permc~,bJ]Jty plug used for routine analysis was soxb]et extracted to remove any traces of hydrocarbon present. ~he p.!ug was then vacuum saturated w~th 2z~,O00 mg/1 NeC1 solution and the' porosity was deter- mined. The saturated sa:,p]e was placed in a ]Iyear rubber' sleeve with a platinized wire screen between the sample and the stainless steel electrodes inserted in the sleeve al: ePch end of the sample. The assembly was placed in the pressure vessel 'at~d 100 psi confining pressure applied. The 24,000 ag/1 .NEC1 solt~tion was flowed through the core ~ntil ail air ~entrained in the system while loading was displaced. Varicu~ confining pressures were applied with the internal liquid'pressure being maintained at 100 psig througho,~t the overburden pressure range. Overburden pressures of 200, 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 40~0 and 5000 psig were applied at increasing levels and core resistance was measured at each lextel. The 2~,000 ag/1 NeC1 solution · was displaced with a 200,000 ag/1 solution and the flow was continued nnti'1 the resistivity of the effleent was equal to the resistivity of the stock 200,.000 ag/1 brine. The resistance measurements of the core ware then re- peated using the same pressure levels as the previous .run. The formation factor for each pressure level for the two solutions was.calculated using the rock resistivities and the solntidn resistivities. = formation factor _ = resistivity of the rock saturated with brine = resistivity of the saturating brine · .. ,, The exper]n~c,~tal procedure followed for each individual core was as follows. The perm¢.;,bJl. Jty plug used for routine analysis was soxb]et extracted to rea,ore ar~y traces of hydrocarbon present. 5]~e plug was then vacuum saturated with 24 O00 mC,/1 NaCl solution and the' porosity was deter- mined. The saturated sample was placed in a ]Iycar rubber' sleeve with a platinized wire screen between the sample and the stainless steel electrodes inserted in the sleeve at: e~ch end of the sample. The assembly was placed in the pressure vessel 'a~.~d ].00 psi confining pressure applied. The 24,000 -'- ma/1 ,NEC1 solution was f!ow¢.d through the core ~ntil all air .entrained in the system'while loading was displaced. Various confining pressures were applied with the internal, liquid 'pressure being maintained at .100 psig '- througho, tt the'overburden pressure range. Overburden pressures of 200~ 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000 and 5000 psig were applied at increasing levels, and core resistance was measured at each level. The 24,000 mg/]. NeC1 solution · was displaced with a 200,000 ma/1 solution and the flow was continued until the resistivity of the effluent was equal to the resistivity of the stock 200,.000 mall brine. The resistance measurements of the core were then re- peated using the same pressure levels as the previous run. The formation factor for each pressure level for the two solutions was .calculated using the rock resistivities and the solution resistivities. ' F = formation factor R = resistivity of the rock saturated with brine o R = resistivity of the saturating brine Mar. 19, ' 70 TABLE I Well No. 805 Dept~ .Porosity Feet 24~000 mg/1 Formation Factor at Confining 200 500 1000 2000 Pressure (psig) 3OOO 4000 5000 20.1 21.2* 23.3* ,27.'5 35.6 .36.6 -46.5 ,54.7 · 75.7 .79.6 · 146.3* ' 147.6* 188.5* 189.4* 191.5- .234° 5* · 324° 5* 403.4* 405.7 522,4 22.8 10.2 11.5 11.8 11.9 21.0 10.6 11.4 11.5 11.5 24.9 .; 7.8 8.6 8.7 8.7 26.8 10.0 11.5 11.8 12.2 25.3 9.1 10.7 11.0 11.2 27.2 9.2 10,6 11.0 11.2 20.8 13.9 15.7 16.2 16.8 19.2 17.1 20.7 21.3 21.9 28.7 7.7 9.6 10.0 10.2 24.2 11.4 11.8 '13.3 13.5 23.6 10.2 11.8 12.0 12.2 25.5 --10.3 11.1 11.3 11;5 22 °8 11.8 12.9 13.2 13.5 20.2 13.2 14.7 15.0 15.2 10.1 42°9 50.5 53.1 55.2 14.0 23.9 31.0 ' 33.7 35.1 19.8 14.5 16.0 16.4 16.8 19 °1 11.2 12.0 .12.0 11.8 17..6 16.5 19.1 20.0 21.0 17 . 1 14.0 17.8 18.9 20.0 12.0 12.0 11.5 11.5 8.7 8.6 12.2 12.3 11.3 11.3 11.4 11.4 17.0 17.2 22.1 22.3 10.4 10.5 13.7 13.8 12.4 12.5 11.6 11.6 13.6 13.7 15.4 15.4 56.6 57.9 35.6 36.0 17.0 17.1 12.0 11.9 21.4 2.1.7 20.6 21.1 12.0 11.5 8.6 12.4 11.4 11.5 17.4 22.3 10.6 13.9 12.5 11.7 13.8 15.5 58.6 36.2 17.2 11.7 22.0 21.3 *Indicates samples with visible pyrite. TABLE II Well Noo 805 200'~000 mg/1 Depth Feet Porosity % 20O Formation Factor at Confining Pressure (psig) 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 20.1 21.2* ' · .23.3* 27,5 35,6 36,6 . . 46.5 54.7 75.7 79,6 ' 146.3* 147.6* 188.5' 189.4* 191.5' 234° 5* 324.5* 403.4, 4O5.7 ' 522.4 22,8 11.1 21,0 13,1 24.9 ~11.6 26.8 10.8 25,3 10,2 27.2 9,9 20.8 17.9' 19,2 20,9 28,7 10.2 24.2 12.9 23,6 12.9 .. 25.5 11.3 22,8 14,3 20.2 17,7 10.1 60,7 14,0 30.4 19.8 18,8 19',1 20.0 17,6 '24,2 17,1 23,3 12,5 12,8 12.9 12,9 12.9 14,7 14.9 15,0 15.0 15,0 12.6 12,7 12,7 12 , 6 12.5 12.2 12.5 12,8 12,8 12,9 11.4 11.6 11,9 12,0 12,0 11,3 11.7 12.0 12.1 12,1 19,2 19.9 20,5 20,8 21.0 23.5 24.2 24.7 25.0 25.1 11.5 11.9 12.2 12,3 12.4 13.9 14.2 14,6 14,5 14,6 13,8 14 . 1 14.3 14,4 14,5 12.7 12.9 13.2 13,2 13.2 15.3. 15.8 15.9 16,1 16,1 18.8 19.2 19.5 19.6 19,7 68.4 71.7 75,3 77,5 78.8 38,0 41.5 43,7 44,0 44,3 21.0 21,7 22.2 22.6 22,7 21.2 ' 21.3 21.,4 21,3 21..4 26,1 27,2 28.3 29,1 29,5 27,7 29,3 30,7 31.9 32,5 13,0 15,O 12,5 13.O 12 ,O 12.2 21.1 25.2 12,4 14,8 14.5 13.3 16,2 19,6 79,8 44,6 22,8 21.2 29.7 32,9 *~ndicates samples with visible pyrite. ~, .."j . " , " "1 - j . ~ll , ,..I ..] " '"I . . ' ,~~ CAKGw4J-cJJykt..., 'f ~1~~ TABLE I . ~~' ' WHOLE CORE ANALYSIS DATA WELL NO. 805 . Depth (Feet) Permeability (MD.) Horizontal Vertical Porosi~y (%) Grain Density (GM. Ice.) hIt) -pro F/$I().& 2.4 - ', 2.8 lS /J;.O 4.8 - 5.2 CORE "A" 36.7 17.1 24.8 5.8 3.4 23.1 1.0 0.3 12.7 1.5 0.07 16.4 2,.653 2.669 2.664 &-5;)-7.:).. 19.1 - 19.4 2.640 8ÇJ,'f. I 25.9 - 26.3 CORES "D" - "x" . ~SI.;J-.:L 4.0- 4.4 0.2 0.08 0.6 2.693 55;)7/t) 18.8 - 19.2 120. 139. 69.2 22.2 2.668 ;:£ .%..l- 28.0 - .28.3 125. 24.7 2.635 ?iS31..r 31. 7 - 32.0 118. 151. 22.5 , 2.632 2.664 ð-Silb.! 38.0 - 38.3 168. 203. 25.9 ';5.5).:2- 45.0 - 45.3 ';SS9.D 50.8 - 51.2 133. 58.9 24.9- 2.668 69.6 6.9 21.1 2.699 2.698 55.7- 56.1 ,62.9 - 63.3 141. 101. 23.0 , 114. 67.5 23.2 2.726 iS1S. r 67.7 - 68.01 ,280. 306. 27.2 . 24.1 2.716 ð-£"BO.D 71.8 - 72.2' 146. 147. 2.689 ~5~t(,~ 16.6 - 77.0 113. <28.9 22.4 2.756 ",<,,' C' 0' I!\. n-' !i"\r \", '"1'" Ill' ' "', ",¡f\n'~~~""'~~' ¡HI ..... ",.n ':,; JL~,..::;;."r'.: j;{ \11.. , C, 1\ rr..' ,""" '.,.". " ' "(""'í'[' """, t l"i,.. "f\~.f,'~,',\,C,',r,'/": !,~l., "l"'f"",'~,r"\" "I' v, ~ ,L va 1"tj'"L¡...i;;,\h:,,;~ "~";" ~ ~~~¡ 'i", "-J \....;~."i! i '",\":'1 j Depth 84,6 - 85,0 89.0 - 89.3 7;~'./ 95.9 - 96.3 2.c/o.? 102.7 - 103.1 f~t?.~ 110.6 - 111.0 g~;~./ 114.9 - 115.3 119.8 - 120,0 123.8 - 124.2 Permeabil,ity- (MD.) _ Horizon ta 1 Ver tica 1 Page 2 Poro s i ty Grain Denaity _.. ) 139. 140. 26.8 2. 676 183, 205, 26,7 2',693 133. 167. 25.0 Z.708 150. 171. 138. 112. 4O.8 20.1 26.0 2~ .3 22.8 2.690 2.722 .2. 656 48.8 19.7 22.3 2. 683 83.8 107. 21.2 2.677 128.7 - 129.1 102. 109. 22.5 2.700 136.1 - 136.5 141.8 - 142;2 147.9 - 148.3 155.0 - 155.4 160.8 - '161.2 C 164.9 - 165.2 103. 82.2 21.0 2.682 134. 178. 26.1 2. 703 78.3 53.2 23.6 2.769 1'45. 81.5 22.1 2.727 183. 119. 22.6 2.727 187. 163. 20.9 2.683 56.3 51.0 20.6 2. 735 88,.6 84.9 20.3 2.695 · 967. 137. 16.5- 2.628 115. 68.2 20.3 2.742 79.6 33.3 8.0 2.676 82,0 87,4 9.,5' 2,621 120. 114. 8.8 2. 680 171.8 - 172.2 176.8 - 177.1 ~'r~v~),O C 181.8 - 182.1' ~:;,~97,0 188.8 - 189.2 ~7o/.' (,, C 193.4 - 193.7 C 194.7 - 195.0 ??~.? C 198,.8 - 199.0 g~?.,.Y C 200. '3 - 200.5 202.7 - 202.9 38.2 102. 45.5 45.8 68 11.4 2.937 2. 646 Depth ,(Feet) 204,7 - 205,0 205,3 - 205.7 216.7 - 217.0 221.3 - 221,5 232.7 - 233.1 235.0 - 235.3 296,2 - 296.6 298.6 - 299,0 300,.9 - 301.3 305.8 - 306.2 316.7 - 317.0 318.0 - 318.4 319,2 - 319,6 321.5 - 321.8 322.3 - 322.7 323.6 - 323.9 325.6 - 3.25.9 326.6 - 327.0 328.7 - 329 329.0 - 329.4 330.7 - 331.1 342.0 - 342.3 345.4 - 345.7 347.1 - 347.3 Permeability (MD..) Horizon ta 1 Ver t ica 1 Page 3 Porosity Grain Density (z). (OM./cc. ) 37.8 9.5 8.5 2.772 54.7 69.5 10,8 2. 648 47.8 . 53.4 13,3 Z. 646 283. 154. 17.5 2.649 49.0 78.0 14.5 2.686 126. 110; 19.7 2,694 146. 103. 18~7 2.685 ' 122. 108. 20.0 2. 686 173. 186. 22.9 2. 637 160. 64,7 20.5 2. 692 ,. 21,9'. 223. 23.0 2.645 179. 94.6 19'.6 2.624 142. 88, 6 17.3 2,631 231, 138. 20,8 2.649 83.2 86.6 17.2 2. 707 160, 108. 17.1 2,731 92.5 56.5 16.0 2.685 116. 117. 15.5 2,649 41.5 24,1 13.4 2.716 62.9 30.0. 19 ..3 2. 694 79.8 40.0 15.5 2.714 117. 111. 18.3 2.658 72.0 48.0 13.0 2,670 47'7 23.9 11.4 2.648 Depth __~? t ) Permeability~" (MD..) Hor izonta 1 Vertical C 356.8 - 357.2 267. C 367.5 ' 367.8 153. C 368.6 - 369.0 175. C 370.4 - 370.7 330. 374.7 - 375.0 454. C 375.9 - 376.2 541. C 378.1 - 378.,4 138. C379.1 - 379.4 91.5 385.8 - 386'.1 61.5 C403.7 - 404.1 128. C419.6 - 419.9 187. C 422.6 -' 423.0 251. C 426.6 - 426.9 238. 427.0 - 427.3 C428.7 - 429'0' 4'29.0 - 429.3, 48.0 805. 419.0 C 4'30,8 - 431,1 32,5 436.6 - ,437.0 15.1 440.6'- 441.0 20.4 C444.7 - 445.1 106. C 445,8 - 446,.2 153. C451.2 - 451.6 208. C~466.0 - 466.3 305. 199. 114. 129. 155. 245. 12.0 148. 91 .O 61.6 94.6 255, 75'.4 2'50. 141, 10.6 41.7 68.3 16.9 14.8 18.8 49.6 54.8 79.2. 93.4 Page 4 Porosity Grain Density _._(CM./CC; ) -_ 20.6 15.9 20.2 21.6 21.2 16.7 18.5 17.9 1'9.4 20.5 26.1 25.2 26.3 24.8 15.6 19.4 21. ,4 19.3 20.7 20 .'6 26.3 26.1 · 26.6 25.3 2.649 2.651 2.684 2.677 2.671 2.647 2.651 2.675 2. 695 2.846 2,.637. 2,627 2.662 2.637 3.260 2.677 2,622' 2.685 2.717' 2.718 2.655 2.668 2.657 2.670 Depth ~z~t,--- C471.0 - 471.4 ' ~ 77;~'~ C474.2 - 474.5 Permeability (bg].) _ Horizonta 1 Ver tica 1 151. 64.9 Porosity Grain Density . C/o) __ (GM./CC. ). 25,8 2. 643 55.5 26.0 23.6 2. 664 · I l 2' ?'?'/;'.0 O 478.8 - 479,2 ~??~. / 481.9 - 482.'3 485.5 - 486.2 487.8 - 488.2 488.9 - 489.1 494.9 - 495.3 497.5 - 497.9 515,6 - 516.0 .520,6 - 520,9 523,0 - 523,3 527.1 - 527.4 533.0 - 533.3 536.8 - 537.2 539.9 - 540.3 544.0 - .544.4 549.7 - 550~1 556.9 - 557.3 ~20v/.O 562.8 - 563.1 ~?z~, ~- 566.0 - 566.3 132. 93.0 24.6 2. 664 524. 86.1 25.4 2. 648 352; 97.0 116. 41.5 118. 87.9 26.9 2. 655 25.8 2.650 23.4 2.717 26.4 2.709 198. 150. 129. 51,0 27.1 2. 657 377. 392. 26.2 2.710 154. 255. 26.8 2.698 199, 26.5 2,721 168. 91'.9 99..1 22.0 29.8 0,1 16.1' .31.3 20.2 102. 10.7 30.4 0.6 95.0 167. 2.757 2. 922 20.1 2.754 22.7 2.714 12.9 2.908 24.0 2.781 79.2 113. 23.6 2.780 81.5 41..0 22.8 2.657 16.9. 136. 23.1 2.764 0.9 0.02 1.8 · 2.635 13..1 8.3 17.3 2.678 20.4 1~.1 19.8 2.6.57 Depti~ 571.0 - 571.4 575.6 - 576.0 581.7 - 582.0 588.0 - 588.3 593.7 - 594.0 596.7 - 597.1 601.6 - 602.0 604.7 - 605.0 Permeability (MD.) _ Hor-izon ta 1 Ver tica 1 Porosity 12.4 12.7 18.8 34.2 41.7 17.6 Page 6 ~n Density -3 2.700 2. 605 2.6 1.9 15.5 2.63t 1.8 0.6 13.0 2. 628 5.3 2.9 17.3 2.635 18.3 4.1 1 .~9 0.0 6.3 4.1 .0.05 16.7 '6.6' 2. 642 2. 636 2.485 C - Conglomerate * - Fracture BP ALASKA INC. Hatch 26, ~970 i P O BOX 4-CCC t2t WEST FIREWEED LANE. SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 99503 TELEPHONE (907) 277-1422 A-02810 Mr. Thomas R. Marshall Chief Petroleum Geologist Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Mr. Marshall: Deviation Surveys - Prudhoe Bay Following our telephone conversation of March 25, 1970, I confirm that BP Alaska Inc. proposes to adopt the radius of curvature technique in computing deviation surveys. This method will replace the tangential technique previously used. I am enclosing the deviation surveys run on BP 04-11-13,'- BP 09-11-13 and BP 18-10-15 recalculated using the radius of curvature technique. Should you have any queries on the foregoing, please do not hesitate to let us know. Yours sincerely, Enco cc: Operations Manager Senior Technical Advisor Senior Petroleum Engineer Senior Geologist Drilling Superintendent BP ALASKA INC. Technical Manager A-02046 US 7-2-09-11-13 BP AlaSKA INC. P O. BOX 4-CCC 121 WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE ALASKA 99503 TELEPHONE 277-1422 January 12, 1970 FILE State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Chief Petroleum Geologist Gentlemen: Well BP Put River 09-11-13 We regret to have to advise you of an error in the location of this well as reported to yoU on the monthly reports for May, June,July and September of 1969, and on the P-7 Well Completion Report. On these forms the location was recorded as lying 1080' South of the North line of Section 9. This should, in fact, have read 750' South of the North line of that section. We would be grateful if you would correct your copies of these notices. We have checked the other forms and reports for this well and found them to be correct. Very truly yours, H. J. Operations Manager RS:bw A-01360 US 7-2-09-11-13 US 7-2-18-10-15 bP AlaSka iNC. P O. BOX 4-CCC 121 WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99503 TELEPHONE 27'7-1422 November 5, 1969 FILE State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Gentlemen: WELL HISTORIES BP 09-11-13 and BP 18-10-15 Enclosed are Well Histories on the above two wells. Completion Reports on these wells have already been forwarded to your office. Very truly yours, BP ALASKA INC. Operations Manager hw Enclosures cc: Mr. P. Hardwick BP ALASka INC. P O. BOX 4-CCC 121 WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 99503 TELEPHONE 277.1422 October 14, 1969 A-00997 US 7-2-09-11-13 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Gentlemen: BP 09-11-13 Enclosed in duplicate is Form P-7, "Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log" for the above well, together with the attachments as indicated on the form. The Well History will he forwarded to you shortly. hw At ta chmen t s cc: Mr. P. Hardwick Very truly yours, BP ALAS~/~~ Ope Manager , l"o~'rm P--7 ' STATE OF ALASKA ,, See other lff- ~ st r'uct Ions On OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE reverse mae) i WELL cOMPLETION O.R.SE.C_OMPLETIQ.N_, RE?ORT AND LOG * ~PEIOF WELL. OZl, [~ ~,s [~ D,, [~ Othe~ Wildcat WgLL WELL . , EN niCK nESVS. ~ Ot~e~ uspension OVeR ELL o,o...o. ,, BP ~~ INC. _ P. O. Box 4-CCC, Anchorage, Alas~ LOCATION Or WNL/., (Report ioeatto~ clearly an$ ia acco~danc4 &4tA a~¥ /~.~ate requtre~t,)* xt.u~ee 12~5' ~L, ~' SNL, Sec 9, Ti~N, R1~B, ~H qSo.. TRM-------- OKG ------~ KLV ------~ - ~ mn~uc~ CODE HW~ ~ 50-029-20020 REL ~ ~.~ D~IG~O~ ~ ~L-2828~ ~ ~ _ ~ UNIT,FA.R~ OR/.,W.,AS~. NAM~ Put River ~ 09-11-13 0~) At top prod. interval reported below ~ SeC 9, TllN, R13E, UPH At total depth ff~R ' SNL, .'Sec 9, N Rt3E, UPM. ,2 Pmn~r~o. At 9300' DD - 1329' WEL., 11 , . , , 6~-40 .......... .. ---% . -". ,-.' .t. % ;" ...... 7 ..' '"~ ................ ', ................ *?'t~ ~_% .... , .... , / D~ 2~0DD/ ~row~. I .o?,~, too~,s ..... i cx~ ~oo~ 11871' DD ! ~bc ~Onn ~¢~060bD -- , ~.L~I Total -- , 24.[~ ~.~C ~D OT~ $~ ~ ....... ~ ~" LL3 CBL ~'~'~~ OIL A~ III ..... i ii r I ii i I ,, i ' i iii ii C~G ~ (Re~ all strips set ~ ~ll) ] p~n~) 66' ~6",, ~.zso I H40 ! m 9~0 26 ~ mlmI~O0 sacks.F~du/mV ~a.1 : ,m' i, , ** ,, ~, i f ~ ~, , ~ '~, ',', 1':,,,,, ,, ,, , {,DATEFIRSTP~ODUC~ON ['~:D~ONME'lHO'D(Fl°wmg'gash~t'pumpmg-~zea~type°fp~p)' I FLOW ~BING ~S~G ~S~ C~~ O~BBL. ........ I I .... . t TEST WITNESSED BY 32 LIST O~' ATTACHMENTS ~ / ~ t -~ ' ' .... '"' I ~ ~ " 33 ~ hereby ce rt~y that,he~/~~~tl°n la. comp ere and correct aa determined from alU available records ,, , .... R- lY_~t~T.A~K~ ~ , , , , v i . INSTRUCTIONS General Th~s form ~s destgned for submitting a complete and correct well completion report end log on all types of lan:Is and leases ~n Alaska. Item: 16: Indicate which eleva.on is used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measure- ments given sn ether spaces on th~s form and ~n any attachments Items 20, Jnd 22:: If thts well ~s completed for separate product,on from more than one ,nterval zone (multiple comple.on), so state tn stem 20. and ~n ttem 22 show the prczluong ~nterval. or ,ntervals. top(s), bottom(s) and name (s) Of any) for only the tnterval reported ~n ttem 30 Submit a separate report (page) on th,s form. adequately ~dent,f,ed. for each additional ~ntetval to be seperately produced, show- mg the adldffional data pertinent to such ~nterval Item26: "Sacks Cement": Attached supplemental records for th~s well should show the details of any mul- tiple stage cementing and the location of the cementing tool. Item 28: Submit a separate completion report on this form'for each interval to be separately produced (See ~nstruction for items 20 and 22 above). 34 SUMMARY Ol{' FO~'VIATION TESTS INCLUDIN(i INTEI{.V~%L'TESTED PRESSURE DATA A..ND RSCoYElqJE. S OF OIL. x ''~ WA~ AND MUD ~a~a Basal Cretaceous Approx unconformity 7160 Top Triassic sands 8~18 Top ShublSk Fro. 8~6 Top Sadlerochit Fm. 8526 ' Top Permo-Triass ,c shale 9116 ' ~ ~omm mAWA. A~acu mmm~ m~cm~ows o~ n~w~ono~v. ~omos~wv. ~mAc~m~ Am~w m~s Top Mississippia~ 9304' AND DE'rEC~'EI) SilOWS OF OIL. G~ OR WA~ ~ ,, Top Argilli~es Approx 11580 ' See attached shee~ BP ALASKA INC. Put River 9-11-13 API #50-029-20020, Permit #69-40 CO FIOENTIAI. Well History Spud 17-1/2" hole @ 1500 hours, 5-14-69. Drilled to 1125', opened to 26" to 950'. Ran 94# H40 20" casing to 950'. Cemented w/1800 sx Fondue Fly Ash. Fitted and tested BOPs. Drilled 8-1/2" hole to 2430'. Ran Schlumberger DIL, GRS. Reamed to 17-1/2", drilled to 4298'. Ran 68# and 61# K55 13-3/8" casing to 4258' DV @ 1615'. Did not use DV cemented w/1600 sx Class G. Fitted and tested BOPs. Drilled to 8508' in 12-1/4" hole. Ran CBL, cored from 8508' to 9148'. Opening core hole twisted off top fish 6549'. Shot off and recovered fish (drill pipe) down to 8513'. Washed over 3 DC and recovered. Set 500 sx cement plug, side tracked hole. Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 9315'. Ran Schlumberger logs FDC, DIL, BHC/GR, HRD, PML, and VS, and velocity survey 7-23-69. Ran 47# N80 9-5/8" casing to 9304', Cemented 1st stage w/1055 sx Class G, w/18% salt plus 1% CFR2. 2nd stage 1100 sx Class G, 10% gel. Fitted and tested BOPs. Drilled 8-1/2" hole to 11,787'. Ran Schlumberger logs and CBL. Drilled to 11,871'. Ran logs again. Set cement plugs from 9220' to 11,871'. Cleaned out to 9600'. Ran DST. Ran Sperry Sun Gyro. Set bridge plugs @ 9060' and 2500~. CORING Core Depth In Depth Out Feet Recovery 1 5652 56 82 30 2 5878 5898 20 3 6278 6309 31 4 8508 8568 60 5 8568 8628 60 6 8628 86 88 60 7 8688 8696 8 8 8696 8724 28 9 8724 8740 16 10 8740 8750 10 11 8801 8849 48 12 8849 8875 26 13 8875 8909 34 14 8909 8937 28 15 8937 8974 37 16 8974 9011 37 17 9011 9063 52 18 9063 9123 60 19 9123 9147 24 20 9321 9348 27 21 9608 9636 28 22 9908 9929 21 23 10,116 10,127 11 24 10,373 10,393 20 25 10,628 10,647 19 26 11,005 11,025 20 27 11,263 11,301 38 28 11,535 11,584 49 29 11,858 11,871 13 97% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 63% 66% 38% 6 7% 80% 81% 63% 100% 6 8% 100% 97% 98% 100% 74% 100% 90% 100% 94% 98% 98% 87% 100% Page 2 TESTING CONFIDENTIAL DST #1, 9304'-9600', was carried with the packer set in the shoe of the 9-5/8" casing to test the open hole section of Mississippian Limestone below. Testing times, in minutes, were IF 6, ISIP 110, FF 111, FSIP 163. 145 bbls of mud and oil cut mud were produced. A sample of 23.3° AP1 oil containing 3.6% water was recovered from the tools. Pressures at 9206' RTKB were Mud Pressure 5112 psig, ISIP 4486 psig~ FFP 3990 psig, FSIP 4523 psig. VELOCITY SURVEY July 23, 1969 Rig released 2300 hours, September 13, 1969 BP PUT RIVER 09-11-13 CORE DATA Core No. Depth Li tho logy Porosity (Ay) Hydrocarbons Dip 5652-82' V.f. sandstone to 5663' Shale, siltstone, v.f. sandstone to base 5878-98'7" Mudstone, siltstone Fair-good Slight oil Trace bleeding 6278-6308'8" Siltstone -- 8508-8568' Limestone, shale, dolo- -- mite to 8524' Sandstone, mudstone bands c. 24% to base 8568-8628' Sandstone, rare argil- c. 25% laceous bands 8628-8688' Sandstone, part conglom- eratic 8688-96' Sandstone, conglomerate clay 8 8696-8724' Conglomerate, sandstone c. 12% 9 8724-40' " '~ c. 18% 10 8740-50' " " c. 19% 11 8801-49' " " c. 21% 12 8849-75' " " c. 20% 13 8875-8909~ " " c. 22% mudstone bands 14 8909-8937' " " c. 24% 15 8937-74' " " c. 23% 16 8974-9011' " " c. 25% 17 9011-9063' Sandstone, siltstone and c. 23% mudstone bands 6 c. 22% 7 c. 20% 18 19 20 21 22 mudstone ..................... ~ ................ ~b ~"-~ Limes tone with muds tone 10,127 laminae 24 10,373 -93' Dolomitic mudstone and limestone ~_~. ................. ~p~28-47' Limestone w/mudstone bands 26 11,005-25' Mudstone w/thin limestone 27 11,263 - Variegated mudstones 11,301 28 11,535-84' Shale, siltstone, quartz- Nil itic sandstone 29 11,858-71' Silicified siltstone and Nil muds tone ~~r~ 9063-9123' Mudstone, siltstone, v.f. c. 17% sandstone 9123-9147'6" " " " Max 9% ~-3-2-i-L-~~ Limestone and mudstone 9608-9636' Limestone and variegated mudstone 9908-9929' Limestone and variegated Fractured Patchy oil bleeding Slight oil bleeding Gas-bearing Sub-hor. -- 0 - 5° Gas-bearing - w/oil indications below 8612 ' Oil indications - throughout !! " Sub-hor. -- !! " Sub-hor. Trace oil indications Nil Nil Sub-hor. Nil " Nil Fractured Nil " Nil '! Nil 2 - 3° Nil 0 - 5° Nil N'- . 70 - 75° 11969 DST #1 Interval 9304-9600 ft. RTKB, 8-1/2" open hole interval tested with the packer set in the bottom of the 9-5/8" casing at 9190 ft. RTKB. Testing times initial flow 6 mins., initial shut-in period 110 mins., 2nd flow period 111 mins. and final shut-in period 163 mins. Water cushion 6800 linear ft. Well produced water cushion to surface in 18 mins. and initial production rate was 170 b/d. Total recovery was water cushion, sump mud and 145 bbls oil/mud/ water emulsion. A sample of 23.6°API oil was recovered from the testing tools. Pressure Data Depth Mud Pressure ISIP IFP FFP FSIP 9206 5108 4476 3812 4007 4522 9211 5112 4476 3818 4020 4543 DIYJ,,qlOH OFOI/AND GAS BP 09-11-13 CASING WT/FT GRADE DEPTH STAGES DV 1ST STAGE 2ND STAGE 30 20 13-3/8 9-5/8 Stove Pipe 66 1 94 H40 950 1 68~61 K55/J55 4258 1 47 N80 9304 2 - 280 sks Permafrost - - 1800 sks Fondu/Fly Ash - 1600 sks Class G DV not used 5731 1055 sks Class G w/18% salt 1100 sks Class G w/10% gel 1615 k, J_~-. T'H, _ET ,'¢*. . ¢-, p E R Y E ~ B_IL_J l,Y ¢* Pf]RCS I T~' GR~TN EDt lAIR) DENSITY O "1 -'1 I-' IS RESIOUAL RESIDUAL . "W, 0IL WATER SATtl 8526.5 8527.5 8530.5 8532.4 8535.5 ' .8537.6 8539.5 85 L .5 8545.7 85.47 · ~ J 8549.4 ,6 5!.5 ~ 8552.5' i .~.5.~~ 8556'. 5 j 8560.4 !. s56 . 7 85~8.4 i 'HORI7. VERT. "PCT.. PCT PCT .... 3.3 1.~ ' 0.2 12.7 1.C 0 .O g .2 92.0 1'61.0 17.0 0.3 , .,0.2 15.4 3Ll.O' 153.0 ": "'22..,'2 453.0 '372.0 '"'"'T.'2~.2 489.0 221..0 / 22..~8 238.0 1]6.0 22.0 340.0 25~.o '24.5 2 ,q.L,_O___L3.6_,O .... 24.9 3q8.o 91.o 24.0 ?~.o. ~'g.a 24.6 458.o 3oo.o 26.8 5o5.c · 255.o 2602 ,_. 389.0 343.0 25.9 127._~ _ _ 1.3 24.7 407.0 236.0 22.5 3g.~.O 293 .O 24.0 ~53.0 87.7 23.3 .3R1 ~0 2'1 ? .'0 27._0 4'6 7 ,'C' 2 68.0 2"5.3' ~0 3_1~o_0 .. 524.0 328.0 47a.c 304 ,..0 . 5,33.0 34,9.0 __5_~._o ' 2 79~ 0 450.0 31'1.0 __ P ,_8_9_,.C. 5 ~. 1. 552.0 282.0 · 522.0 ' 301_.0 ._. 493.0 21S.0 _3, .~Sfu._O 2 o 3. O 25 .'0 3. '! 8 .3 28.9 11.9 4.1 2E .4 25.0 27.3 26.7 27.7 .... 27..2 2%.'4 27.4 26.3 24.8 26...7 . 20.9 22_._il .. 24.0 16.4' 2.643 .2.7C6 2.689 .2.743 ?.8C4 2.675 2.,.659 2.77_8 .... 2.652 2,654.. 2.659 . 2.654 -' 2.658 2.6.52 2.654 _ 2._64_9 2.647 2.652 2.660 .2.650 2.66'6 2.697 .2.671 2.679. 2 .,6PR 2.717 r 69.5 3_O.5 39.3 49.0 41.5. - 58.5 10.7 47.3 q .3 51.2 6.8 46.8 7.6 44.8 ..... 7.I -26.4 6.3 · 49;-4 5.3 41.2 5~,2 35.6 5.4 48.4 6~7 45.7 7.3 47.3 7.5 ...... 47.9 13.5 45.0 .9.5 _ 3. 8__.,_1 7.5 6.9 5.7 3:,"~ 7 44.7 51.5 51.2 54~'- 0 ._.4..?_ 8.1- 56.0 4.6 · 52,0. 3.5 53.9 4. t 5 ?,_7 3.4 46.2 2.. 735 _3. ~ ' 2.734 4.7. 47.0 2.68~ 3.5 ~,3';'5" 2.793 3.7 46.5 2.740 z,.9 48.0 2.666 6.5 53- 1 2 ,, 7 12 5 ,.9 _ 43_, _9 2.713 ~.5 45.1 2.96~... 1_4,7 52.1 .. . 1.6 .. 1.1 18.5' 73.6.0 73,.4 17'8 140.0 1G.9 24..3 33,..1 .- · 3./:_ lq.,_9 .... 168.0 0.1 22.6 '"270. O 6~.5 . 21.7 337..0 241.0 24.8 · /, 5. o 'r't o 383.0 289.0 25.2 --,',_-6 !- 0 ' ] Kc.,. ,, o ~ 2. q-q 87. l 32.9 20.6 Q-'LO.' C .O . lll. O 198.0 2C.4 19_5. O 9_C._8, , 22.9. . 2.672 q .6 2 ._853 ,8.. 3 2.678 ' 6.8 2.749 5.9 2.714. 6.2 2.714 5.3- 2..722 5.3 2.713 6.6 ?.TPO . !O.l_ 2.775 lO .4 2.700 4.9 2.785 6.0 61.6 4 40 -8 . ~_~,, 7 '46o5 .. 40_._7 46.2. .. 46 ,g z, 2.4 . . 38.1 40.2 t2/0'8,,;69 " · I ' ' B P ALASKA 'I NC CaRE ANALYSIS DATA WFLL 8(15 FT **P ERI.'[-~I t [ TY** MD, (AIR) · PQRC. SITY GRAIN RESIDUAL DENSITY OIL' t, ATER S.AI gl 8'573.5 ~ 574. '5 8575.4 8577.4 8579.4. _E5.Eo- 5 8581.5 8583.7' 85~5.~ R.5.G 6.7 8587.6 8589.4 ' 8593.6 .8595.5 8597.5. 8599~5' ~60~.5. 8605.6' S605.6 8607'25 8609.5 8611.5" 8613.6 8615.5 8619.5" Hfi~T?- v~.~T. ,. PCT G"/;CC OCT PCT_ 32.0 2.40,0 437.0 578.0 412.0 i 377 .(3 i . 526,0 360 367.0 ' . 371.0 i 763.0 [.' "233.0 345,0 15.1 18 237.0 23 47_3_.0 , . 28 269.0 31 212.0 24 240..0 25 294.0 26 290.0 26 217~Q 22 534.0' 28 266..0._ _ 25 195.0' 22 ..'.15,4. _21 · 233.0' 24 .8 .g .1 .t .6 -0 .1 .2 .2 .6 .7 .,4 .6 .0 .2 601.0 - 3.3 6..0 ,,.[ 3;82.0 270'0 , '794,.0 2'::23.0 " ~59.0 145.0 t 364.0 164.0 I 531.0 246.0 ~.'40'5.0 222.0 ' 461,0 245.0, · 467.0, 7.~0.o 392'.0 353.0 ~ 64,q.0 4'IC.D i 340.0 151.0 339.0,' ' '9'5.9 455.0 34,q .0 521.0 189.0 485.0 2!2.0 · .. 59 ~. 0 ~.3.3... 0 _ 5'21.0 389.0 ~ 6.5__~. 0 72 '5 3.57.0 .. --45.3_.:0 _ 32 S .~ .. '~ 6~8,0 343.0 : 535,0 2S9.0 ;., '27_~,_~.. '44 ~ ._Q_ ~ 23.3. 6.1 . ~q.n 1~ .o 27'.1 27.4 24.2 25.8 28 .g 28.7 ~'5,1 28-3 ~7.3 28.4 77.4 2~.1 P7 .~... 27.0 25.2 ~S .5 26.6 75.7 26,6 26.6 27.1 27 ._6 28.0 27.~ 25.4 2.5.. 5 26.1, 27.6 27 .S 27.4 26.4 .. 21,9. 91 _9 ~. O.q 4 2.768 ~.7 52.8 2.682 ii ' 4... 4 45.5 2.848 3.7 53.0 ? .~05 l .q _._.Z, 4.0 2.739 5.4 44.1 · .2',706 3,8 49.7' 2.'720 5 .O 49.5 ~.73_.5 5.5 44.8 2.722' 3.6 43,0 2.792 .4..5 5 ~ .._.8 2.74q 1,6. 40.8 2.7_ 14. l.g . 47.7 2.531 2.0 48.8 2..725 2.4 46.2 2.681 3.9 45.0 2_.753 1.7.. . 49.0 2.67S 3.4 51.3 2.70_0 4.0 57.3 2.742 3.7 52.3 2.700 4.4 43.9 2.740 4°4 44.0 2..';66 '. _ _4_.g 54.3.__ 2,71S 4.5 39.8 2.699 ':, . 4 , 45..9 2.69.4 5.6 41.0 ?.7e5 7.1 42.~ 2.702 4.3 43.0 7. ~ 5__n 4 .. 6 , ~9_.? ,, 2.703 4.7 43.5 2.708 3.6 39.1 2.730 6.6 47.4 2.71) 4.5 45.3 2.731 2'1.9 49,8 ,9_ - 7-4,6 ,, 2,704 4,8 47.5 · 2.742 4,7 39,7 2,_735 5.9 44.5 2.715 7,1 44.2 2*774 6.3. 41.3 · 2.6.99 7.g 47.2 2 · '722 6 · 4 4.1 . ? 2.710 8.4 38..4 2.742 8.3 42°5 ?-.744 lO 6 44._-? . 2.699 14.4 42,2 2.740 2,722 ?.g 42.1 ,. ~ C'CRE ANALYS IS DATA · ~ EL L 8 C) 5' **PERY. EaB~ TTY~* POROSITY GRAIN (AIR) DENSITY · RESIDUAL RESIE~AL SATLiF J · R&2'B. '5 8624.3 8626.4 _46~7.~ __ 8628.6 8630.4 8632,5 8634 ..5 8636,5 ~8~38.5 8540.. 5 8648.5. ~ ~ ~.L~ 8658J5 8660.7 '7 8666.4 86~8 <5 8670 -? . ~672,5 J H[],'P.. I 7 . VI--. RT. L PKT -- I G M l C ~ PeT .Pc T F 100.0 30.3 23.7 2.746' 101.0 65.0 23,9 2,736 114.0 77.6 22.g 2.778 120.0 7C.1 25.2 2.686 qT.q 65.1 ?~.~ 2.6OR 148,0 69,I 22.3 2,741 II3.C E~.__2. 215-~ 2.689 703.0 84,5 241.3 '2,.693 ,, 526.0 .141.0 24.4 2,703 il · 356.0' 95.3 I 24.5, 2.710 ~22.'C 16L3.0 -L23,R 2.702 294.0 277.0 22.9 2.683 479.~ 255.0 27.8 2.~10 464.'0 285,.0 23,2 2,698 4g6.c 276.0 23.3 ' 2',~68 350.C 204'.0 22,8 2'729 I 693;D 273~0..' 127~.! 'Il 699.0 290.0 24.5. 2.703 ~ 445.0 19.q. 2.762 882.0'113.0 22.0 2.693 700,'0 275,0 21.7 2,533 '123,0 344,0' . 23.4 2.728 406.0. 226,0. 26'7 2.700 264.,0 177'.0 27.4 .... , 50.7,0' '111'.0 28,.0 2,?25 · . 128,0 205.0 24.6 ~? '0. 37.5' 23'~ 136,0 '85.7 23.7 , . .239.0 ~4'.",9 24.1 .... 27.7 1~:.? I 22.3 40,16 ; 30-'0 21,7 . '22.3' ~.g 19.8 176.0 128'0 20.2, l~.O 410e2 1~ .2 48,8 Il .0 44.C 15 ,I -39.5 17.2 42,5_ 21.8 48.0 17.1 .. 46.2 19,3 45.6 18.4 42,5 20-5 53.1 1~.2 61.1 16 .q 39.9 18.0 51.0 · le . 7 3 ~__.. ll ?Q~. 1 : ,..A 6.~. 19.2 44.3 16.2 44.7 17.5 17.3 156.5 20.9 43..0 20.5 43.5 lg.g 37,1 lB .3 46.4 18.1 446.0 278.0 l '144..0 ' 108.0 ', 2'64_. O 267.0 24.2 .233.0 i(]5.0 , 21 · 7 393.0. 184,0 I 25.6 1007.0 265-0 24.7' 604.0 3C4.0 24.0 21,5 2,818 2 ~_750 2.68I" 2.684 2.872 : 2-770 2 2.,821 22,3 ,21.9 23.21 23,3. 17.q' lq'9 17~6 l 24.9' 22.2 2_l.O 36.2 33..8 34.1 39 · 8 35.8 45.4 50.7 4 6_-_1 4'4.5 5.0.1 . 2 1 . 71 2 ._696 I I 2 ~ I 3 35.3' . 2,664 23.8 39,8 2.669 21.6 37.9 '2,751 24.0 3'7.5 7.743 22-9 . 3.3.6 2.768 21,5 37.9 2.826 22.0 38.2 .. 2.73.2 ' 19.3 42.5 2.763 1E.4 ' 28.'2' 12108169.. .PTH, FT.~* A L CORE A S K A ANALYSIS I.N C MD, (AIR) . · . PQROSITy \ DENSITY RESIDUAL CIL :. RESIDUAL k~ hATER SATUi 8679 ,'4 I 8681.6 8683.7 ' ' 8'685'.3 8687-4 86~.9.5 8691,5 · 8 693 ~ 5 ~8703.7 8699.5 8707,3' 8725.3' .. . 8727.7. 8741'. 5 8744 .87 46.. 2~ 8752.4 8755'.'5" S8o8..5- 8815.5 HOOT7 VC~T. PCT , 284.0 492.0 . 82.8 185.0 131.0 ,101o0 78.1 566.0 736.0 35.5 92.0 391.0 .363..0 ~ ,, 20.o, . a 565.0 772,0 3.0 1,'!8.0 24.1 331.0 23.9 35.7 211.5 76.9 21.7 7_q.2 23.3 95,7 21.4 4.1 35.5 20.5 63.0 22.2 20.4 21.7, '. 77.9 _ 2.1.1 21,2 21,9 54.1 · . 20.4 59,0 24,7 82.9 19.9 . · 3.41.0 13.0 ... ._ !8 ._6 . 14 5 · 0 .2O · 6 49.8 24.3 223.0 21.,7 74.6 20.2 ' · '16.5 .. (k,_8.. ' 1'3 ,, 7 '0.2 18. 1 o'5.0 47 1230.0 ! 61 .- 58.0 g,,1 ' 243".0 3P6.0 381,0 · 79 '232.0 ~_ 4.08.0 390.0 85.4 6.80.0 ' .' ~ ~.n.'.O_. · 271.0 3 .1 · 3 20.0 .o PC .q · 5,8 1~2.0 22.1 93.0. 19,Q 69.'4 18,7 · 26..5 ~6.4 lgg.O~ 19,5 ~_._ .1.6.7 2220.0 21.7 ' 56.5 '. 20,6 ..' 236'.0 18.8 l:~0 .O 2O .O . 103.0 18.9 18.7 177 849.0 357 , ~ 854.~ 237 · 54.5 ·. ..0 .. ] 9.3 .0 t8.2 .0 20.0I · 0 22.? 486.0 526.0. A13~n 289.0 118.0 35~,_0___237 ._0 q9(1. o. Al, _'-/ 2i.8 PQ.q. 20.3 21.5_ 23.2 PCT. PCT 2,743 2,753 2,715 2,765 '2.667 22.8 ® 18 ..9 lq .7 24.6 'lq. 2 23.0 20 .~ ' .. '"tO,6 38.9 43.5 · q 41.2 37.0 2'.739 24.8 2.6P_0 21.7 .... 2.625I 13.9 2.74_1 23.3 2.650 . 23.9 2.755 21.3 2.664 lq.4 ," 2,739' !9.0 ., 2.840. 2~.7' 43.3 40.0 35.7 36.6. 35.2 37,8 42.g 2 2.655 2.767 2..747 2.367 2.663 2,7_69 2,681 2'6.46 2.662 3.013 2.653 ,. 2 .'650, 2.673 2 2,678 ' 17.8 29.6 16'3 21.5 19,7 46,5 ]g.O 38.1 lq.5 64,0 2,5.0 44,0... 19.4 41.7 24.4 .... 20.1 61.5 20.. 2 ' 26,8 73,2 19.3 , 5,8_,~2 21.2 ,,,,'28.2 2~.2 . }7,_7 _ 21-5 40-4 2_C' ,0 35.2 19.2 '43.6 2.665' 21 · 2 2.707 19.5 2.664 '22,9 2,7q. 7 23.7 2.724 21'0, .. 37,8 · 3i_ 5 45.8' 53 .O 2.710 ..... 21.,2 ' 2,713- 17.8 .2,712 1 ~, 7 2.712 12.8 ._2,7_15 lq..7 2.653 21.0 2.717 20.0 2j_t6______?3. o 2.694 21,8 53_~E ' - 57,2 . ' 55.1 ' 57,5 58,0 5.0~, ?' 38,7 55 ,~ 56.5 CaRE ANALYSIS DATA .~;FLL ,905 09 p. g r- p~ .. P..D, (AIR) PO.RES JTY GR/~ IN REs IP, UAL DENSITY ail RESIOUC, L ~ATER - . SATU H..O_PiZ. VF'RT,. ' PCT · . 6M/Cf'.:. ..' ' PET ' JR817.7 18818,5 J 8820.4 L ~21 .':; .. J8822.6 8 25.7 88832'5 ~, 8852.4 8856- 5 8858.4 8860.4 8862.5 8865.7 8867.4 8877.8 _F;F~ .8880.7 888~.7. 8890.6 88g2.'5 8894.3 8896.4, ,8910. a ~912.-'8 89I'$ 6 8916.3 ~g.l'! .4 .. ~ 918..3 499.0. ·7.5 11.0 102.0 _. 501.0. 503.0 375. C 773.0 1023.0 394.C i 774._0 10.2 ':{18.0. 420.0 · 5q6.0 0.0 . q.!, 91 . 2 176.0 134.0 30.7 1309.0' 98.¢ 1093.0 342.0' 1444 .O 954.0 760.0 3322.0 : 1.694'. G 439.0 _.__45q.0 599.0 1327.0 ' 284,. O 7.0 0.2 286.0 24.7 - t.? lg.'2 9.3 lg.8 65.2 21.9 ?Sq.O 292.0 22.5 · lq4.0 23,3 393.0 21.2 47~.0 . 23.0 113.0 23.2 · 329.0 1.1 lg.1 237.C 18.7 219.0 19.6 933.0 21.7 0.0 · · ~.7' 20~ 111.0 21.6 ~5.g 22.0 78-9 2'2.8 11.4 2].0~ 295.,0. 24.0 1,72_,_Q____2.2.7 .. . 18.8 274.0" 21.5 ' 502.0 25.1 ]307.0 22.1 379.0. '23.3 25:2,'0 . :..' 754..0 633.0 - 94,7. 311.0 282.0 842.0' '! 0.5' 0 5.7 0.0 2.697 .2q, 3. 2.734. 21.5 2.720 lg.5_. 2~694 20.9 2.67a 2.735 17.8 2.73,q 17.2 2. 774 12.2 2.676 lq.7 2.653 17.7 .2.~84 14.7 2.711 16.7 ?.6_7q . lO, ]' 2,678 18.1 . 2.76.2 .... 20_,6 2.763 21.8 2.707 23_.. 2 . 2.715 20.9 2. 705, ' P I .g 2.6'7g 18.7 2_, 67A ' ': 2-656 ' 13.5. 2.705 lq .g 2.664. .20.6 2.6.91 1_9_. 'l 2.686 17..q 59.4 52..q 45.5 39.6 4t_ .C 46,7 48'.2 4C .3 5_6.3 50.0 _ 5_%.5 37.3 ..... .47. ~. 46.5 55.7 . 41.2 46.3 39.7 42.5 51.3 73 ..2 _ , 47.8. 5_6.2 .,.., · 49.5 22,, 7 24.8 2.666 ' 23.0 2.756 22.0 2'70,8 22-6. 2.6.n4 20.6 2.748 14.5 20.4 20.8 22.9 lg .8 2J.., 1 21.5 21.3 20.2 ._ 20.6 2.654. 9.8 2 . '721 23,__0 . 2.672 17.2 2.6~4 14.2 .47 o Q ' ' 44.4 5_0.7 40.5 43.5 .43.4 ::4 7 ,.0 57.7 42.5 38.1 · · 50.7 ,705.0.,. 783.0 339.0 · 2,.3_9_.0 . 6.,1 ,. 399.0 72.6' ,. .' . 7.0 ' 0,8 304.0 '105.0 7 13_..L ~_233_,._0 370.0 ,. 73.9 ~_O 347.0 256' 0 i02 .'0 __kq3:._O 25 23.8 lg.1 23.7 23.. 7 26ol 26.4 Z_q_, l 22.5 2 6_,_6 2' L"L. 6 _ . 2.657 14.2' 50.6 ' 3__,02'5 - 'L8,_5 ......... ~:' 47.3. 2.654 16'3" 56.0 "2'6.55 22.9 .' . 2.648.' 16.2 51,6 ;,_. [, z_:3 :_ ]_9....6 - 5 2.656 13.6 66.2. . 2 ._(, 43 16.0 5 1 ~7 2.658 22.2 52.2 '. 2__..6 53 16.5 4.7.2 *___~* TH.. FT.** .. U I,' A L.A 5 k A · I N t, .. CaRE ANALYSIS DATA {' WELL.. ':.-'* P E R..U E A D I L I TY:~`* POROSITY GRAIN (AIR) DENSITY RE S I DUAL hATER . . P'AU SATIJ ,. 8921.6 _.qg22.4 8923,5 _8q7_4 .q 8925 .'5 8929.2 . -Ac)31 .7 8932.6 8943 .'5 _~944 .A 8945.4 8947,5 8944'. 3. · ' gqSO. 5 895Z, 5 8955,,6' 8.'957.5 aqS~ -7' 8976.7' aq8'l, 7 8.984.4. . 8988...5' ~.'049,. 4" J-89~0,.5. J89~2';3 8995..6 8998 .,4 8999.5' ' ~OOB .?.,, ' 9001.6,, 9003.5 · 9004.4 9,005.4 90o7 .,6 gOOg.3 .~-O_I.Q.,_I-- ,9013,. 5 · . . --901 fl. p · HDRIZ. VFRT. PF.T GNICC 825.0 890.0 663.0 339.0 65;'0 491.0 698.0 331,0 808.0 l'g'c.o 270.7 ? 0 · 916.C 8.q2.0 425.0 2'09.0 528.0 . 287.0 24.6 21.1 · 32.q 40.7 " 34.'9 29.8 · 36.3' 29.8 23.8 32.2 31.4 23.7 1 75.'0 109.0 801.0 182.0 349.,G 207.0 777.0 .610.0 ..' ,gg9._O 349.0 '140.0 63.2 1 362'. 0 599.0 208,0' 47og 2F6.O 36.7 68.1.0 296.0 60.7 ,., 'Sgl.O 39,6.0 341.0 3~C,0 38e.0 2'35,0 27.8 .2.654 27,6 2,711 .. .28 . 1 2 . 5.64 28.0 2.6E6 29 ,o 7',. 67 5 25 ..6 2.670 2~.~ 2.651 22.8 2 .-665 26,0 ,. 2.674. 92.8 .19.1 '419'.,0 220.0 41'3 . O , 403 ;_0 555.0 · 367.0 · 408,0 300.0 61.5 _ 3~6:.0. . 40~.0 744'.0 281'. O. ' .1249.0 681.0 m. , 7.79 · a ' 366 .' 0 ' ' · 895.0 39,9,0 7'~a.O "28.P..,0' · 1011.0 2,75.0 704.0 253 O 10.3 6.4 _ 0 ._Q. , - Q_,3. " o 0.0 d.,q fl_ 1 -. PCT. · ' 16.4 ............ 21.6 .17'. 2' '17 .g · 17.9 17.3 '18,2 12.6 l~ ,9.. . PET ....... ~ 57.7 · 5,6.5 '60.0 ' 59.6 57,2 56.6- 87.4 %7 ,..2 27.1 .' 2.665 25.2 '2_.659 21.0 2.654 21.7 2.722 20.8 2.755 ?I .8 , 2.742 22.3 2;742 '22..2 '.2,724 20.5 2.768 26.'1 2.7~3 21.5- 2.93,8 23.9 2.7..64 29.0 2,717' 27.4 2.720 26..q 2,776 20.7 2,786 16.1~i .18.3 17.5 19.8 15.7 lg .2 16.0 18.8 13.0 1 ."t_,_6 14.0 17.8 17,5 56.2 , 55.0 5_0_. 2 47.0 49'7 47,3 8 52.5 46.0 53,6 ,, 48,/, 5'5.5 . 5A.7 48.0 6.L. 2 ., 52.5 ?~.4 2,726 26.4 2.738 2Q_. 6 2,,727 25,4 2,783 2~. 1 2._._7,09 24.9, 2.739 22-9 2.766 27,9 2.717 27 ..7. ,, ?,_,_7~ 4 28.4 2.680 25,7 ~.L749 27.2 2.758 2.6.5 . 2 2~.8 2..711 27.7 2.7.16 27.8 7.761 ' 10.6 ......... '~"~T O 13-8 55.2 'l q · 9 ' c 3 14.7 53.7 16. l. 5_5.8 15.7 42.2 12,.6 47.3 12..0 64.5 12.5 (:5.7' 1,.3,.,,2 ' ,4?.2. .1'"% · 2 zl8.7 16.8 ' 46.2' 13'2 51.3 1.5.3 16.8 49.G 16.8 47'5, 27.9 2.756 26.1 . . '2.733 17,2 2.815 S 16.8 '"'"' 4'7 · 5 7 49.,_3. 17.1 47.a 16 "_0, 'LI]_,, 2 ','2'3,. 7 ' 4,9,. C ~.'i'H, .." F T '"~ ~'..: ,' '~.i.~!~'P:~ R N E A 81L J T y**' PORCS [TY . GRAIN REs'[ DuAL R ES !.II, UAL · ' ~' i"'i" ".::'. :../'"'?::;"~":" N'D, .(A.:I'.R"-~t'~. ':" '.:"§'ENSITY "'"" RIL WATER &. SAT I 'g, 021 .4 9024.5 g025,7 9026.5 gO2-/. 5 g028,5 9029.5 g030.4 qOql -5_' 9032.6 .9034,6 ~.o 35.7 Jg036.5 [' goa7.4 . 9050.6 I .~o~'~. 5 9052.6 t :905~~ Jg054.A "! j9058.6 I eO6o' 5. ! ,~o6~. ~, J 9070'8 ! ~o~.~ [ 907,,. 7 HeP, I7. VERT. PCT GNICC DCT PCT 257.0 267.0 35.4 761..0 452.0 35,1 29.6 9,0 P~g.1 44,8 8.3 83,3 45O .~0 30.4 32.6 '3 o,g. l1 3.5 287.0 160..0 3ill a ' 337.0 ~ 1 281'0 llO,O 0.1 12.2 0.0 11.1 0.0 7.1 78,9 23,0 . 171.0 73..7. 78.8 21.3 46.3 21.7 420.0 27.0 296.0 27.6 36.7 24'4' 26 ._8 2(l. 8 3.2 21.5 64.6 22.7 '52.3.. 20.0 · 8,5 21.2 '67.9 21,8 . lO7,0,, , 7.8 13,6 11].9 17.8 ?q.6. 20.3 '2.9. 14 · 8 2.6.3_. P. ~ 24,6 208.0 24.4 B36..0 26.9 3.04.0, ' 26.9 . . 2._73.0: ' 2(: · 2 '219.0 24.2 2.6q7 18,8 . 4D~O 2,648 17.0 77.6 2.847 0'.0 91.5 2,675 I3.5 61,5 2.7~ 17.6 ~..4.3 2.685 lq.? -63.6 2.76~ '17-8 59.2. 2.711 17.1 49.2 2,679 16.7 . ~5.7 2.762 12.8 49.6 2 ..,..E_6..O 1 s..._,_O 5 9_.~5 2.652 14,5 56.6 2,664 16.2 .59,7 2.847 .13.4 60.0 2.756 15.2 " 58,,.2 2,967 ' 14.4 60.2. 2,6~q- ' 1.8_,_5'.. %6-8 3,024 18,8 72.6 2.668 2.717 ~ 829 ,~,,, . 2,_777 · 2,774 2.77.8 2.792 2,797 2.802 Z, 74.5 2.882 255,,0 67.2 ' 105_.0 · 143.0 351.0' 350.0~ 389.0 220.0 449.0 387.0 957,0 443.0 ' 149.0 312.0 .' 793.0 662'.'0 ':' 0.4 0.5 O.C .7.8 13.0 13_,_2 33.2 ~.7 8_0.3 226.0 764.0 547'0 0;3 .0. O. 0.0 '0.0 3,9 11,6 1,4 ,_8 ' 27.7 23,_0 2.679 23 .? 2. 829 24,6 , 24.5 2.791 ~., o ~ L3..~ 7 25.7 2.724 24.2 2.764 25,1 2,768 26.7 2.77~ 26,0 2'701 14. I 2.6'97 13.9 2._~ 6 g 8 · , 15.7 l~..q L9-_5 20.6' 1 la .7 2.692 2...674 ._ 2.751 2_.,,,(tg 7 2'.668 2.717 23.1 59.2 18.g 50.5 lg .0 68. O 15 ._4 . 55, 5 16,5 53.5 15_.6 53.2 15.1 54.i 16_,.2 55,3 lS.O .55,0 20.7 53.__,_~_ 18.9 40.4 20, g 5_4_._8 21 ..3 '5 ~. 7 2Q_, 4 ' . 5_t. 7 19.1 ,50.6 ~ %_6 _ ~_Q_...2 ' 21,6 46.1 23.5 45.0 22'0 49.6 25.1 56.7 2 o~,_;l ,(: %._2,,.. 23.7 70.4 ' 24 ..! ' 59..8 16.8 67,5 20.3 ' 5fl.2 1~.7 63.0 11,, 2 ' 7~_.,_0_' 8.5 '65,9 lq.R gA_'; , CaRE ANALYSIS DATA .. " O,~j ~11 .~EI_L 805 .. *PER?EABILITY** (AIR) PORgSITY .GRAIN RE~IOUAL RESIDuA'L DENSITY OIL WATER SATUP HOqT?. VFRT. '! 9077.5 qOTR .7 9079 .~ _ q OP_o .,7 9061.5 q'o~2.4 9083,5 _g_Q~ 4'. ~ 9085.4 qO~q 6 - 7__ 9087.6 9089.5 gOg I, 5 g0~(,8 q099,5 91C. 3.4 9105.6 9107.5 9109..5 ~111 ,? 9115.A '9128,5 ~~_..7 ~ ~..C- 9140.5 22.I Il.2 ?~..7 YO.l q.g. 7,5 o .'o c. O 3.5 l,g 0.3 0.0 7.g 3..4 10.7 7.4 lq.? ' _lS,A... 12.6 7.3 1 .6.' 1 .O 1.2. O .5 O .'1 C. 1_ 0.3 0,1- · 0 ._0 O 2.'! 2.2 , 1,1 1,3 1.0 0,7 O ,A 7,3 1.1 1.3 O 2.6 3.l 4,5 3.7 !q-7 1l;6 19.2' 10.3 '4_.q .3.7. 7.1 3.2 7.3 5.? 4..q. ~ .o g.5 g .3 ?..q ... '~ .~ 1.2 o.g · 0-1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.o 0.1 0,0 0.0 o.,_C. 0.0 -.. O.O O,O ._-_ o .C 0_._o · "0.1 0.0 o.~ ' 0.0 0.0 ~O.._O . 0 - o O.O 0.0 0.0 O_._O · 20,4 2.694 8,6 : 58,1 lq.5 2.62.3 12.7 65.0 19.2 2,653 11.1. 61.5 12.4 7.6.33 ?~ .1 78.9 16.6 '' 2.672 25.0 59.3 14.,4 2,665 20,9 60.2 18,2 2,663 19.4 55.7 17,5 . 2,3.62. 22.fi 57.~ 19.1 2.689 13.4 56.2 19_.9 ~.h ,. 12.8 57t5 18.2 2.722 .' 12.1 57.0 15_._0 2.4~0 ~ 6 57.~ 15.8 2.659 20,5 52-5 12.2 2,634 ' 8 .g 86,5 12.1 2,613 18.6 ..76o 5 14.6 2.652 30.3 ,58.8 , · · · · 13,1 - 2,713 23.7 . 4..7 q.3P_l _O.l 15.4 2.748 17,4 ] 2_..3______2_.6 ! q '. . L9_,.3. 18.6 2.857. 17.4 17.4 7.573. l .r-.,. cj. 18.3-. 2.655 17,3 . PO ~9 2 . ,": 6.0 ·1 20.4 2,665 14.1 ll.g 2.668 2(].0 P) -0 2.658 '21.8 lg.O 2.673 21.3 I~ . 1. 2.6.64. 17.7 2~.0 2.665 18,7 la.g,. ?,_67n , ~7 16.0 2.66.6 20.2 q. 6' 2.66.4 O. ] 9.6 2.607 11..1 q.5 2.64 FI' . 28.6 g,4 2.649 33,2 · ~.A ~. 0~.5 42.0 7.2 2,7.44 43.5 5,.9 .... 2.6q5 43.7 7,0 2.587 19,4 6.3- 2.649 .16.7 · t , · .... · 51 ,.7 45.3 54,5 5l-7 · 55 . 3 63.7 . 61_.3 67,2 54,3 54.5 5~ · 7 . 4 8_ 53,5 9'q.2 67,0 , 57.1 66.4 61,2 5,8._. C,.' 56.5 80.6 83.3 l~r-m No P---4 1~ 9o~-~ ( STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMll-I'EE SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE 1 0IL [] GA' [] OT"~' Wildcat ~KLL W~LL MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 2 NAME OF OPIgRATOR 3 ADDRESS OF OPEP..ATOR P.O. Box 4-00C, Anchoraqe, Alaska 4 LOCATION OF 1245' ~L, 1080' SNL, Sec 9, TllN, R13E, UPM HLB TP, M_ -- APl NLr~EmCAJ. CODE KLV _ , 50-029-20020 HWK __ - L~SE D~iGNA~0N A%-D S~L N0 ~28281 IF INDIA~, A~'i f~E OR TR~ME,,,,, _ ._ 8 L~.'IT,F.~RA{ OR LEASE Put River 9 %VELL NO BP 09-11-13 10 .t.u~.:i~r) AND POOL OR WILDCAT 11 SEC, T, R, M (]~D'I'FOM HOLE OB.mc'rnr~ Sec 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 12 PERMIT NO REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET A_N]) VOLLrNfES USED, PERFORATIONS, TESTS A/ND RESULTS, FISHING JOB~, JLrNK IN HOLE A-ND SIDE-TRACPLED HOLE A_N/) A.NY OT~H~_~{ SIGNIFICA~;T CI{AI~GES IN HOL~ CONDITIONS September 1969 Sept~ 1- 3 September 4 Sept~r 5 - 6 September 7 - 13 Drilled and cored 8-1/2" hole to 11,787'. Pan Schlumberger logs. Drilled and cored 8-1/2" hole to 11,871'. Ran Schlumberger logs and suspended as per Sundry Notice Application of September 8, 1969. Rig released at 2359 hours on September 13, 1969. 14 I hereby certify NOTE--Report on th~s form for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be flied m duplicate w~th the Diwsmn of Mines & Minerals by the l_Sth of the succeeding month, unless otherw,se directed BP ALASKA INC. P O. BOX 4-CCC 121 WEST FIREWEED LANE. SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 99503 TELEPHONE 277-1422 September 9, 1969 CONF ENTIAL A-00780 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Chief Petroleum Engineer Gentlemen: Monthly Reports of Drilling ~nd Workover Operations Enclosed are Monthly Reports in duplicate, for the month of August 1969, covering our following wells: BP 01-11-12 BP 09-11-13 BP 18-10-15 BP 19-10-15 BP 31-10-16 HJC:hw Enclosures cc: Mr. P. Hardwick Very truly yours, BP AL~S~~~ /~ Operations Manager Form No P--4 ~v s-~-~, STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUBMIT IN DUPLICAT~ MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS AP1 NLrlAiERICAL CODE API 50-029-20020 6 LEASE DESiGBIA~'?ION AND SE1RIAL NO ADL-28281 WELL ~'ZLL OTHER Wildcat NAME OF OPERATOR BP 0IL COP~PORATIO~ ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P.0.BOX 4-1395~ ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99503 bOCA'lION OF WF-J.J. 1245' WEL, 750' SNL, Sec 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 8 L~.'IT,F.~aRAi OR LEASE N~ME Put River 9 WELL NO BP 09-11-13 10 FL~ A_ND POOL OR WILDCAT Wildcat _ 11 SEC , T . R , 1%I (BO~I~FOM HOLE ommcTrv-~ Sec 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 12 PERMIT NO 69-40 13 REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CH.A.NGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AN'D CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET ~ VOLU1VIES USED, PERFORATIONS, TESTS A1N--D RESULTS, FISHING JOBS, JUNK IN HOLE AND SIDE-/RACKED HOLE A_N/) ANY OTI-IER SIGNIFICA.NT CHANGES IN HOL~ CONDITIONS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL AUGUST 1969 August 1 - 2 3 - 31 Drilled to 9792'. Cleaned up hole after losing 2 cones from a bit. Drilled and cored 8-1/2" to 11,634'. ~.JYL!loN OF oa A~ GAS 14 I hereby certify that m tru~ ~ SmW~D Attorney-in-Fact DAT~ SeDtember 9. 1969 NOTE--Report om th~s form ~s required for each calendar momth, regardless o~ the status o[ oDe~at~o~s, an0 must ~e h[eO m gugl~cate w~th the D~v~s,on of M~nes & Minerals by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless otherwme d~rected BP ALaSka iNC. P. O. BOX 4-CCC 1;21 WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99.503 TELEPHONE 277-1422 September 8, 1969 CONFIDENTIAL A-00770 US 7-2-09-11-13 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Gentlemen: BP 09-11-13 Enclosed herewith is a "Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells" form in triplicate, advising of our intention to suspend the above cap- tioned well. HJC:hw Enclosure Very truly yours, BP AL I C. I ' Operat±ons ~anager plyI~ION OF 0IL AND~ Form 1~--~ STATE OF ALASKA Submit "Intentions" in Triplicmte & "Subsequent Reports" in DupLicate OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use thL~ form for proposals to drill or to deepen or plug back to a d~fflerent Use "~PLICATION FOR PEi~VIIT--" for such proposals ) CONFIDENTIAL API NLrM~_A~IC~ CODE 50-029-20020 LEASE DES/GNA/iON AND SERIAL NO ADL-28281 1 ? IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NANIE OiL ~--~ oasI---I Wildcat W,LL WELL ~ OTHER 2 N~E OF OP~TOR 8 UNIT, F~ OR ~E N~ BP 0il Corporation Put River 3 ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P.O. Box 4-1395, 3mchorage, g3. aska 99503 LOCATION OF WELL At surface 1245' WEL, 750' SNL, Sec. 9, TllN, R13E, b-PM. 13 ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc KBE 56.9 ft AMSL. 9 WELL NO BP 09-11-13 ,, 10 Fr~.r~ ~ POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11 SEC., T. R, M, (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 12 PEHAEIT NO J 69-40 Check Appropriate Box To }ndi,cate Nlature of N~oti'ce, Report, er Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF I I PULL OB ALTER CASING FRACTURE TREAT -- MULTIPLE COMPLETE SHOOT OR ACIDIZE -- ABANDONS REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) gU~Dgrld EUBBEQUENT REPORT OF: FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASINO 8HOOTING OR ACIDIZlNO ABANDONMENTS (Other), NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well ompletion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 15 DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED 0PERATI0~S (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. We intend to suspend our subject well pending design of production facilit~s and down- hole completion arrangements. ~~:'~'~D The well status will be as follows:- Total depth 11871 ft in 8~" 2 open hole. PiVI$10N OF OIL AND 0/,3 Al~HOi~m Last casing string 9-5/8" od 47 lb/ft N80 Buttress set at 9304 ft. Cemented with 1055 sacks Class G with 18% salt 1% CFR-2 through shoe. 1100 sacks Class G with 10% gel through stage tool at 5731'. Prior to cementing off the open hole we intend to test the Mississippian formation by drill stem testing and possibly by flow testing. The 8½" open hole will be completely plugged and cement will be run up to 9100 ft. Bridge plugs will be set at 9050 ft and 2500 ft. Above 2500 ft the hole will be dis- placed to diesel. The casing will not be perforated. 16 I hereby eertify~a -tYhe fo/e~oin~ ts tr~e an~ correct Attorney-in-Fact ~'. ~. Larmlnle TITLE DaTmSeptember 9, 1969 (This space for Stat~offiqe ~ APPROVED BY [~f~, ~~/~~,,z , CONDIT~ON80]~-Ai~PaO~'A~,' IF ANX: ? ~' See l~nstrucfions On Reverse Side BP Oil CORPOratION P. O. BOX 121 WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 99503 TELl[PHONE '~77-1422 A~i~u~ ~, _:1-969 CONF;DI NTIAL 0-00309 CONFIDENTIAL State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Gentlemen: ! Monthly Reports of Drillin.g and Workover Operations Enclosed are monthly reports for the month of July 1969 on the wells listed below: , BP 01-11-12 BP 09-11-13 BP 11-10-14 BP 24-10-14 Put River #1 BP 19-10-15 BP 31-10-16 Very truly yours, HW Enclosures BP OIL GORPORATION 'H:' J. C~e Operations Manager lV~rm No · STATE OF A. LASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 1 [~ 0TS'-~ Wildcat WELL NAME OF OP]~,ATOR BP OIL CORPORATION SUBMIT IN DUPLICAT'g 3 ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. 0. Box 4-1395~ Anchorage~ Alaska 99503 4 LOCATION OF WELL 1245' WEL, t~' SNL, Sec 9, TllN, R13E, UPM CONFIDENTIAL AP1 NUAIERICAL CODE 50-029-20020 LEASE DESiGI~IATION AND SEHIAL NO ADL-28281 IF INDIAI~, AL,O I I hi= OR TRIBE NAME 8 L~IT,FP~RAI OR LEASE N~ME Put River 9 WELL NO BP 09-11-13 10 ~'i,~.~D AND POOL OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11 SEC . T , R . 1%f (BO/'TOM HOLE Om-ECTnm) Sec 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 12 PERMIT NO 69-40 13 REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AAI'D VOLUiVIES USED, PERFORATIONS, TF..STS A.ND I:LESULTS FISHING JOBS JUNK IAI HOLE AND SIDE-T'RACKED HOLE A3~D ANY OTI~R SIGNIFICA~IT CflA/qGES IN HOLI~ CONDITIONS July 1969 July 1 - 9 July 10 - 23 July 24 July 25 - 27 July 28 - 31 STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Fishing for 9" drill collars. Recovered 3. Unable to make further progress. Fish left in hole from 8601 - 8867 com- prized 9 x 9" drill collars and 12¼" bit. Set 500 sacks Class G densified cement on fish. Dressed cement from 8253' to 8267'. Sidetracked in 12¼" hole to 9315'. Logged and conditioned hole for casing. Ran and cemented 9-5/8" casing at 9304' with 2155 sacks cement. Nippled up. Drilled out. Drilled and cored 8~"2 to 9665'. 14 I hereby certify ~ correct SIGN]i~ __ TITLE Operations Manager DAT~ August 11, 1969 NOTE--Report on th~s form ~s reqmred for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operaUons, and must be filed m duplicate wIth the D~wsmn of Mines & Minerals by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise d~rected BP Oil CORPORATION ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 9950:3 TELEPHONE 27'7-1422 July 8, 1969 0-00199 CONFIDENTIAL State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Gentlemen: Enclosed are the following '~onthly Report of Drilling and Workover Operations" forms, completed for the month of June 1969:- Well BP 09-11-13 Well Put River #1 Well BP 13-10-14 Well BP 14-10-14 Well BP 24-10-14 Well BP 31-10-16 Very truly yours, HJC:hw Enclosures BP OIL QO?~ORATION Operat±ons Manager l~rm No STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS I OIL J--'J c~.s O WKLL ~,' ELL OTHER SUBMIT IN DUPLICA, TE NAME OF OPEP,.ATOR BP OIL CORPORATION ADDRESS OF OPEP,.ATOR Wildcat P.O. BOX 4-1395~ Anchorage, Alaska 99503 4 LOCATION OF wTM 1245' WEL, 1~' SNL, Section 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 5 AP1 NLrMEHICAL CODE 50-029-20020 LEASE DESiGNA~"ION AND SERIAL NO ADL-28281 IF INDIA]~T, ALOT'i-EE OR TRIBE NAME 8 L.~IT,F.~:IA{ OR LEASE N~E Put River 9 WELL NO BP 09-11-13 10 FT'I~.T;I~ ~-ND POOL OR WILDCAT Wildcat -li SEC, T, R, o~ Sec 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 12 PEI{MIT NO 69-40 13 REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHA. NGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET ~ VOLU1VfES USED, PERFO~TIONS, TESTS ANT) RESULTS FISHING JOB~ JUNK L~ HOLE AND SIDE-TI:G~C~D HOLE A.ND A_NY OTH2E~ SIGNIFICA/XTT C/-IA.I~F.S IN HOLI~ CONDITIONS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL June 1969 June 1 - 12 June 13 - 26 June 27 June 28 - 30 Drilled and cored 12-1/4" hole to 8508'. Cored and drilled 8-1/2" hole to 9147'. Opened hole to 12-1/4" to 8867'. Twisted off drill pipe. Recovered drill pipe. drill collars. Fishing for 14 I hereby certify tl~at the SIGNED Operations Man ,a,ger DAT~ July 7~ 1969 NOTE--Report on thru form m required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operat,ons, and must be flle¢t ~n duplicate wIth the Diws~on of Mines & Minerals by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless otherwIse directed BP OIL CORPORATION P. O. BOX 4-1395 121 WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 991503 TELl;PHONE 277-1422 June 10, 1969 0-00128 STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL State of Alaska Division of Oil & Gas Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 9~504 Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Gentlemen: Monthly Reports of Drilling and Workover Operations Attached hereto are Monthly Reports of Drilling and Workover Operations for the month of May 1969, in connection with the following wells:- BP 31-10-16 BP 14-10-14 BP 04-11-13 BP 10-11-13 BP 24-10-14 Very truly yours, HJC:hw Enclosures BP OIL COAP.0 ~..?.I~)lq Operation-~s Manager Form No P--4 ~ 9-30-6'; ( STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE tMONT'HLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS ozL ~ G~S ~ WI~LL '._.J' W~LL Wildcat SUBMIT IN DEPLICATE 2 NA.ME OF OP~._~TOR BP 0IL CORPORATION ~ AD'DR~'~$ OF OPI~n~ATOR _ P. O. BOX 4-1395: Anchorame. Alaska 4 LOCA~ON OF we:i3. -- - 1245' WEL, ,no~, :~v~ SNL, Section 9, TllN, R13E, UPM CONFIDENTIAL API NUA2ERICAL CODE 50-029-20020 6 LEASE DF~iGNATION A\-D SERIAL NO ADL-28281 7 IF INDI~kN kLOT~ OR TRIBE 8 L.~IT,F.~:LM OR LEASE Put River 9 %~'~L NO BP 09-11-13 10 F~ A.ND POOL OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11 SEC , T , R, 5{ ~BOTTOM HOI.,E O lS,rF_,CTIVE ) Sec 9, TllN, R13E, UPM 12 PER.MIT NO 69-40 REPORT TOTAL DE~TH AT END OF MONTIi, CHANGES IN H6LE SIZE, CASING AND CEA/IENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET ~ VOLLrMP~ USE'D, PERPORATIONS, TESTS ~NT) i~ESULTS, FIS~IING JOB4S, JU/~K I/~ HOLE AI~D SIDE-~CICED HOLE A_N/) AJaY O~r~ SIGNIFICANT ~-I.A.N~ES IN PIOI~ CONDITIONS M~ay 1969 STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL May 6 - 13 Move from well BP 33-11-13 to well BP 09-11-13. conductor at 66' with 280 sacks cement. Cemented 30" May 14 - 18 May 19 - 21 Spudded 17½" hole at 1500 hours on May 14. Drilled 17½" hole to 1125'. Hole opened to 26" to depth of 950'. Conditioned hole. Ran and cemented 20" casing at 950' with 1800 sacks. Nippled up. May 22 - 26 Drilled 17½" hole to 4294'. May 26 - 31 Conditioned hole. Ran and cemented 13-3/8" casing at 4258' with 1600 sacks. JUN 12 P~ OF c~t AN~OA~ SIGIg~iD N0z~ --Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operaUons and must be filed in duphcate w~th the Diwsmn of Mines & Minerals by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless othe~se d~rected 1969 Re: ~.t River BP 09-t1-13 BP Oil C~rporation, ~erator ~. F. fi. Larmtnie 'P. O. ~ 4-I395 }a~c~ra§e, At~ 99503 Dear Alaska ami 't~ir flrai~ge ~t~ ~e b~ clalsifie~ as ~ortamt Very tr~aly jm Joe BP Oil CORPORATION P. O. BOX 4-1395 121 WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 9950:3 TELEPHONE 277-1422 May 6, 1969 A-00087 US 7-2 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Chief Petroleum Geologist MAY 8 1969 Oi¥11iON OP OIL ANO GAS HLB , TRM _~ ,, OKG KLV -- __ _ , , Gentlemen: As a result of drilling delays and environment conservation considera- tions, we have had to revise the surface locations for the following wells: ~./~-}Put River 09-11-13 (vertical hole) - Drilling Permit #API 50-029-20020 - Surface location moves from: 1245' WEL, 1080' SNL, Sec.9, TllN, R13E, ~o: 1245' WEL., .750' .... SNL, Sec.9, TllN, R13E, ...... UPM Put River 03-11-13 (deviated hole) - Drilling Permit #API 50-029-20026 Surface location moves from: 1245' WEL, 750' SNL, Sec.9, TllN, R13E, UPM to : ~245' ~L,. 9~7~0~' SNL '. S~c,' 9' i,~ 'ii ,~II3EI'I UPM The bottom hole location remains unchanged. Put River 10-11-13 (deviated hole) - Drilling Permit ~/API 50-029-200023 Surface location moves from: 1245' WEL, 970' SNL, Sec.9, TllN, R13E, UPM .,to: 12~45' .WEL,' ~0118011',, SNL, Sec.9, TllN, R13E, UPM The bottom hole remains unchanged. We do not know if these changes necessitate the issue of revised drilling permits, and, should this be the case, we will return the subject permits for revision and/or reissue. FGL:raw cc: Mr. J. W. Martyr Yours very truly, Area Manager DIVISION OF O~ A~D US April 23, 1969 Put River ;B~ 09-11-13 BP Oil Corporat/,on, Operator ~. F. G. Larmfmie BP Oil Corporation P. Oo Box 4-1395 99503 Enclosed is the approved ~tication for permit to d~fli the Alao, items I b., 14 and i? ~re not flll~ ~ on application, plat l~correctly designat~l the sect. ia as 3, 4, t0 ~ I1 fmste~ of 3, 4, 9 ~d 10. ~11 s~ples ~ cote chips Alaska D~p~tmenZ of Fish aud ~ame ~t~ulations, when received, pe~. In ~he a~t of about, please, ~tlfy this~ office ~eguately Very truly your .~r L. BurrelI Director Form P--I P.E~ 9-3O-67 RI[CGVEG , STATE OF ALASKA D_iYh~ION OF OIL Al,ID OA_~ OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DRILL, DEEPEN, OR PLUG BACK TYPE OF WORK DRILL I~ b. TYPE OB' WELL OIL ~'] GAS WELL ~ WEL~- ~_~ ~A~ ~F BP Oil Corporation DEEPEN [-I OT~ER Wildcat SINGLE [---] ZONE PLUG BACK [-] MULTIPLE ~ ZONE 3 ADDRESS (~F OPERATOR P, O, Box 4-1395: Anchorage; Alaska 99503 4 LOCATION OF WELL At surface 1245' WEL, 1~T88' SNL, Section 9, TllN, R13E, UPM At proposed prod zone 13 DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECTION FROM NEAREST TOWN OR POST OFFICE* 100 miles NE of Umiat · STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL API 50-029-2002(~ __r,-- ...... ¢' KLV _ .,- Hw~ 6 ~ D~I~NA~ON ~~NO ~L-28281 -- _ :,if- 8 UNITj FARM OR LEASE NAME Put River 9 WELL NO BP 09-11-13 10 FIELD AND POOL. OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11 SEC , T, R, M, (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Section 9 Tlllq', R13E, .UPM 14 BOND INFORMATION TYPE ~C~ 15 DISTANCE ~OM PHOPOSED* _ DCATION TO NEAREST 4035' from western PROP~TY OR LEASE L~E, ~ _ ~A~ ~o ~ares~ ~r,~, .n~t, ,~ ~.~) bo~dary of lease , 18 DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED LOCA~ON* 19 TO NEAREST W~L DRILLING, COMPL~, OR APPLI~ FOR, 6 m~les ~ of Put R~er BP 33-11-13 12 ~650~ ~1 ~L~VATIONS (Show whether D~, ~T, Estimated 40' ~E NO. OF ACRES IN LEASE 2560 PROPOSED DEPTH 17 NO ACRES ASSIGNED TO THiS WELL 20 ROTARY OR CABLE TOOLS Rotary 22. APPROX. DATE WORK WILL START* 23. P~OPOSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGRAM April 20. 1969 __SIZE OF HOLE SIZE OF CASING!.. .WEIGHT PER FOO~ GRAI)E SETTING DEPTH QUANTIT~ 0F CEMF. N~ 36. i: 30. Stove Pipe 40' Fondu/Fly Ash '- 26" 20" 94 lb/ft ~ 40 1000' .. Fondu/Fly Ash 17 1/2" 13 3/8" 68/61 lb/ft .T ,:;,:; 4200' Class G/Fresh Water , 12 1/4" 9 5/8" 47 lb/fi N 80 95'00~ Class G/Brine 8 1/2" 7" 29 lb/ft N R~ As required As required Geological Prognosis Tertiary and Quaternary Jurassic and Cretaceous Triassic Mississippian Pre-Mississippian Gravels, sands & clays Mudstones & sandstones Sandstones, shales & limestones Carbonates, shales & sandstones Argillite Surface- 3,800' 3,800- 8,775' 8,775- 9,640' 9,640-12,600' 12,600-12,650' CONTINUED ON ATTACHED I ~YES IN ABOVE SPACE DESCRIBE PROPOSI~D PROGRAM If proposal is to deepen or plug back, give data on present productive zone and productive zone If prgtx~ ~ },o drill or deepen du-ect_onally, g~ve pertinent data on s~bsurface locations and measured and proposedtrue vert,~mlnew depth~ G~.ve b~zoZ/p~,~f~r program SIGNED --.X/~ . DATE April 14, 1969 Area Manager (This space for State/~u~ ' CONDITIONS OF AlmPROVAL, IF A1FY. , , SAMPLF~ AND CORE'//CHIPS REQUIB~D ~ RESULTS ~0 f~ /~P ~ .... ~-~ ~'~'~ ¢~4~/~"*~/ ~ A P I. ~CAL '~ODE [ DII~ECTIONAL SURVEY RE~ YES ~ NO ~ ~Z_y~ April 23, 1969 // /d/ ~.f~ Director APPROVED BY ~'~'-- TITLE. Div. of Oil & Gas DATE Apr{ 1 93, ! 969 *See Instructions On Reverse Side BP-09-11-13 CONFIDENTIAL Dry bucket 36" hole to about 60' and cement 30" conductor to surface with Fondu/Fly Ash. Drill 26" hole to 1000' and cement 20" casing to surface with Fondu/Fly Ash. Drill 17 1/2" hole to 4200' and cement 13 3/8" anchor string in two stages using Class G/Fresh Water slurry. Drill 12 1/4" hole to 9500' and cement 9 5/8" casing in two stages using Class G/Brine slurry. Drill 8 1/2" hole to T.D. at about 12,650' and set 7" liner or full string as required. Blowout preventer program is 3000 p.s.i. WP pipe rams, blind rams and Hydril from setting of 13 3/8" casing and 5000 p.s.i. WP pipe rams, blind rams and Hydril following setting of full string of 7". APR 18 i J69 D_I~I~ION OF OIL AND OAS. - ANCtlOt~E I DIRECTIONAL DIRECTIONAL SEC. 4 TII N RISE I SEC. 3 TI I N RI 3E 2,640' J, 2,640' J 255' :300' Y: 5, 970,6 96 X: 64;5, 150 SEC.IO TIINRI3E SECr/~.~$ 5, ~4~ 9,,. and IO (WELL LOCATIONS) SCALE I"= I/2 MILE P,4 D DETAIL SCALE I" ' = 200 CERTIFICATE OF bURVEYOR I hereby certify that I am properly registered and l~censed to practice land surveying in the State of Alaska and that this plat represents a ,ocat~on survey made by me or under my supervision, an,. that all dimensions and other details are correct Date MA'( 9 1969 DI¥1$10N OF 011. AND ii i WESTERN PAD t ~EI/4SEC3 TII~NI'~E U~IAT MERIDIAN AK. OIL COR R 117FIREWEED LANE ANC. AK. I J I Mil I I Surveyed by F M LINDSEY 8[ ASSOC. LAND & HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYORS 2502 West Northern Lights Boulevard Box 4-081 Anchorage Alosko I I I ; III ~ I i ~DIRECTIONAL ! DIRECTIONAL ' 2 4 ' I VERTICAL I ~ , I~~ "7"', -~~ '~~ NN/ 109-11-13 (SEE DETAIN i 2,6 40'~ ' N.E.C , ,, J~ , LONG. 148° 50 20.5~ j ....... Y= 5 J ~ 970~696 SEC.IO TIINRI3E I ,x: I I _ ~~ . SECTIONS 5, ~, IUon~W ~1 Y _~~ ' (w~= ~&'~' F' CERTIFICATE OFSURVEYOR ! hereb certify that I am ~roperly registered and ,ic~s~u ,o ,r~c,ic~ ~ ~urv~y,.g ,. ~ St~ of ~~ ~.~ that this plot represents m lactation survey mode byme or under my supervision, an~ that all dimensions and other . / ' .. /, APR 18 1969 ~I_VI.$ION OF OIL AND GAS. WES TERN PAD i LQcoted ~n NEI/4SEC,9 TIINRi~E UMIAT MERIDIAN AK.' ' .~tuc, for B-P OIL COR R ' 117FIREWEED LANE. ANC. AK. Surveyed by E M. LINDSEY & ASSOC. LAND & HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYORS :DSO£West Northern Lights Boulevard Box 4-081 Anchorage Alaska FORM SA - I B MEMORANDUM T°'-F DaIu~ ~li~ State of Alaska SUBJECT: fez pemtt to drill, p~ and tee. FORM SA I B MEMORANDUM FROM: IIDIIII' J,~,. ~I State of Alaska D~,t"I~ICII ~ OXL J GAS . DA TE : AJI~'Jl '~I, J,~Jkl[~ SUBJECT: Pat ]t, tver BP 09-11-13 ~1~ OX1 c,m,p~at*/.e~, Oper~ FORM SA - i B MEMORANDUM TO:F- State of Alaska DIVJSXOll Otl' OXL AHD GAS DATE FROM: SUBJECT: A/00010 US 7-2-PR-09-11-13 BP Oil CORPORATION P. O. BOX 4-1:395 121 WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 2015 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 99503 TELEPHONE 277-1422 April 14, 1969 APR 1 Ji¥1,~ION OF OIL AND GAS State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Chief Petroleum Geologist Gentlemen: BP 09-11-13 Please find the following enclosed herewith: 1. Application for a permit to drill the above well on the Arctic Slope, Alaska 2. Three copies of the surveyor's plat showing the location of the proposed well 3. A check for $50 to cover the permit filing fee We should be obliged if you would process this application as quickly as possible as we propose to begin drilling operations on or about April 20, 1969. Yours Larminie ~ Manager : raw Enclosures cc: Mr. J. W. Martyr CHECK-LIST FOR NEW /,.~u PERHITS 1. [ils well to be Located in a defined pool Yes No 3o lis a re,,zister~zd survey pi. at attached ................................ 4° Is ?mi! 1. ocatcd proper distance from property line .................. Ts .,..1! 1,sn::,~:cd proper distance from ottYa:c ,,.,,~lls .................... is,:,~' ~'~ ~t..~. ~.,.c" ~ :t en~: ....... ,~,,'led'~ ca c~:~,~ ~.,~,-,~.:,~o.,. ~.'-..,o avo. z].aole' ' in this pool ,, 'i ? .!.s ~:.~;.oc;~.~h ,"em::'""~? b;":~',"l :1o c'.[:.cct:!.]..e.t.5~ on conduce:or a~'?...d 'l':~ 'fi'f..t.:I. surface c'sg :[':,:~.t(:]:rnal burst eqt-" ,'"'t .5 p~;,z/x.g,"' '~: ....... ~.o next string ~',? .{ ' . :~ .~., .* . 14. ,,.,tl cement tie,-in .... '"' ~ aur~..:~-,c~ & intermediate or p'roauc~szon strings . ;. Will all casing give adequaee safety in collapse and ~ension "% . W:i. lt ~:...~::,~ ..... ~.t cover all possible product'~,,~, 'o ..~ o ..... ~ a:ffcct.ed · ' :,: ":'P 9 ' ' (':'~r~ is permit be approve Robert E. Larson ~ ............... .._ ........ 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. 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