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Home My WebLink About169-049STATE OF ALASKA ~ ~ ''~~~ ALAS~IL AND GAS CONSERVATIC~~I~ N '~~~~ REPORT OF SUNDRY WELL OP NS €~1~ka !)i~ ~?~ ~a~ u.fifl~. ~£"tfT'Imissiflfl 1. Operations Abandon Repair Well Plug Perforations ~Gr~, Other ~ Cut off marker post. i Performed: Alter Casing ^ Pull Tubing ^ Perforate New Pool ^ Waiver^ Time Extension ^ Install subsurface marker Change Approved Program ^ Operat. Shutdown^ Perforate ^ Re-enter Suspended Well^ plate 2. Operator BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. 4. Well Class Before Work: 5. Permit to Drill Number: Name: Development ^ Exploratory0 169-049 - 3. Address: P.O. Box 196612 Anchorage, AK 99519-6612 Stratigraphic ^ Service ^ 6. API Number: 029-20027-00 7. KB Elevation (ft): .Well Name and Number: 78 ft. Hurl State 5-10-13 - 8. Property Designation: 10. Field/Pool(s): ADL 28289 Prudhoe Bay , 11. Present Well Condition Summary: Total Depth measured 11,420 ~ feet Plugs (measured) See Completion Report true vertical 11,420 ' feet Junk (measured) None Effective Depth measured 0 feet true vertical 0 feet Casing Length Size MD TVD Burst Collapse Structural Conductor 30' 30" 30' 30' Surface 343' 20" 343' 343' 1530 520 Intermediate 2134' 13 3/8" 2134' 2134' 3090 1540 Production 8510' 9 518" 8510' 8510' 8150 5080 Liner 1305' 7" 9722' 9722' Perforation depth: Measured depth: See COmpletlOn Report e~=~~t~~~ NOV ~ ~ 2007 True vertical depth: See Completion Report Tubing: (size, grade, and measured depth) 3 1/2" grade unknown 8405' Packers and SSSV (type and measured depth) Packer @ 8405' No SSSV 12. Stimulation or cement squeeze summary: Intervals treated (measured): See previous abandonment report Treatment descriptions including volumes used and final pressure: 13. Representative Daily Average Production or injection Data See Completion Report Oil-Bbl Gas-Mcf Water-Bbl Casing Pressure Tubing Pressure Prior to well operation: Subsequent to operation: 14. Attachments: 15. Well Class after work: Copies of Logs and Surveys Run Exploratory[v~ Development Service ^ Daily Report of Well Operations x 16. Well Status after work: p~1pd.~. o`t~ Oil ^ Gas ^ WAG ^ GINJ ^ WINJ ^ WDSPL ^ 17. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Sundry Number or N/A if C.O. Exe ` ~~ 30 Z-O3 Contact ~~ Printed Name Douglas A. Cismoski Title Wells Team Leader, Alaska Drilling and Wells Signature ~ - Phone 907-567-4303 Date i AAA Form 10-404 Revised 04/2006 I ~ ~ tQ ~1~ J611 ~ ~~ i~ ~/~`~~ mit Original Only • • Record of Sundry Well Operations BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc (BPXA) Hurl State 5-10-13 PTD: 169-049 API No. 029-20027-00 Introduction and Background: Hurl State 5-10-13 was drilled, tested and suspended in 1969 by Mobil Oil Corporation. Subsequently, Sohio Alaska Petroleum Company (now BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc.) became operator of the well. BPXA plugged and abandoned the well in 1982. The P&A work was inspected and approved by the AOGCC at that time. The work reported herein consisted of excavating around the well and cutting all casing strings 4 ft. below original tundra level, removing the cut off sections including the abandonment marker, and installing a subsurface steel marker plate. This work was necessary so pad remediation and gravel recovery operations could proceed on the location. The work was accomplished as described below without incident in early April 2007. Attachment I shows the present condition of the near-surface part of the well. Sundry Operations Summary: March 28, 2007: Excavate around well to 6 ft. below original tundra surface, and prepare site for well work. March 29, 2007: Tapped 30" conductor and encountered firm cement. Tapped 20' surface casing and encountered firm cement. Cut 30" conductor and removed from well. Further exposed 20" casing in preparation for attaching hot tap equipment to tap 13 3/8" intermediate casing. Suspended operations at Hurl State 5-10-13 so crew could move back to Kuparuk State 24-11-12 for final cut. April 3, 2007: Completed hot taps of 13 3/8" and 9 5/8" casing strings and encountered firm cement. Apri15, 2007: Constructed ramp to move Wachs saw and related equipment into Hurl State 5-10-13 excavation. April 6-7, 2007: Crane down for repairs. Unable to proceed with casing cuts until crane is operational. Apri18, 2007: Crane operational. Rigged lifting slings and Wachs saw. Cut all casing strings 4 ft. below original tundra level and removed cutoff sections from excavation. • Apri19 -10, 2007: Filled minor voids in cement in annuli with cement. w/o AOGCC inspector. April 11, 2007: Received AOGCC approval to install subsurface marker plate. Installed plate and backfilled excavation. ~1 I•J Post ~lellhead Removal Condition (Votes: 1. The P&A of this well was approved by the AOGCC in 1980. Spud Date: May 11, 1969 P&A Date: April 4, 1980 PTD: 169-049 API No.: 029-20027-00 RK~: 78.27 ft. • ATTACFIMEIVT I 13P Exploration(Alaska) Inc. Hurl State 5-10-13 Pad surface D Gravel Pad a ~ Q a 0 O original tundra surface ibsurface Marker Plate Cement 30" conductor @ 30' Tubing filled w/ cement 156' to surface 20" @ 343' 13-3/8" @ 2134' 95/8" @ 8510' 7" @ 9722' (liner) 3®112" tubing to 8405' ~~5 in tubing 2058' 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' l l I I 1 1 0 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I 1 I I 1 1 I I . . MEMORANDUM State of Alaska Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission TO: Jim Regg, ~efl 1(20j&1 DATE: P. I. Supervisor l 0 April 11 ,2007 FROM: Chuck Scheve, SUBJECT: Petroleum Inspector Surface Abandonment Hurl State 5-10-13 PTD#169-049 Wednesday, Apri/11 ,2007: I traveled to the BPX Hurl State exploratory location to inspect the casing cut off and abandonment of this well. All casing strings were cut off at approximately 4' below original ground level and all were found to be full of cement. A 3/4" thick marker plate was welded to the conductor casing with the required information bead welded to it. Gravel reclamation was ongoing at this time and good deal of equipment and debris remained on location. SUMMARY: I inspected the casing cut off depth, and the P&A marker plate on the Hurl State 5-10-13 Well and found all to be in order. Attachments: Hurl State plate.JPG t1GWED MAY 0 '9 2007 Hurl State cut off.JPG Casing cut-off Marker Plate ~~~~Œ lID' ~~~~OC\~ . AI,ASIiA. OIL AlO) GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION SARAH PALIN, GOVERNOR 333 W. 7th AVENUE, SUITE 100 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501-3539 PHONE (907) 279-1433 FAX (907) 276-7542 Mr. Douglas Cismoski Wells Team Leader, Alaska Drilling and Wells BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. P.O. Box 196612 Anchorage,AK,99519-6612 Re: Prudhoe Bay Field, Exploration Pool, Well Name: Hurl State 5-10-13 Sundry Number: 307-039 Dear Mr. Cismoski: SCANNED FEB 0 1 2007 \~f\ \)~ \ Enclosed is the approved Application for Sundry Approval relating to the above referenced well. Please note the conditions of approval set out in the enclosed form. When providing notice for a representative of the Commission to witness any required test, contact the Commission's petroleum field inspector at (907) 659-3607 (pager). As provided in AS 31.05.080, within 20 days after written notice of this decision, or such further time as the Commission grants for good cause shown, a person affected by it may file with the Commission an application for rehearing. A request for rehearing is considered timely if it is received by 4:30 PM on the 23rd day following the date of this letter, or the next working day if the 23rd day falls on a holiday or weekend. A person may not appeal a Commission decision to Superior Court unless rehearing has been requested. DATED this 30th of January, 2007 Enc!. . . RECEIVED January 26, 2007 Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Anchorage E & P SERVICES, INC. January 22,2007 Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 333 West 7th Avenue, Suite 100 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attention: Tom Maunder, P.E., Petroleum Engineer Re: Application for Sundry Approvals, Form 10-403 B. P. Exploration (Alaska) Inc. (BPXA) Hurl State 5-10-13, PTD No. 169-049 Dear Mr. Maunder: Please find attached the above referenced application and supporting documentation to cut off the existing P & A marker, and install a subsurface marker plate. This work is necessary in order for the remediation of the Hurl State pad to be able to proceed during the first quarter of 2007. If you have any questions after reviewing the application, please contact the undersigned at 907 258 3446, or Douglas Cismoski at BPXA (907 5644303). Attachments cc. Douglas A Cismoski, P. E. , BPXA Chuck Stilwell, BPXA 2000 East 88th Avenue· Anchorage, Alaska 99507 . (907) 258-3446 . FAX (907) 279-5740 650 North Sam Houston Parkway East, Suite 505· Houston, Texas 77060· (281) 445-5711 . FAX (281) 445-3388 1. Type of Request ~ RECEIVED rft"Çì)j~1 .__ /-~:.~..__...",~__--=,~a,~,u.~~.~~~..~~~7 > ¡')v ~:~:G:~/o . Älaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commlssl n \ Anchorage STATE OF ALASKA ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION APPLICATION FOR SUNDRY APPROVALS 20 MC 25.280 Opetaflonal shutdown Plug perforations 0 Perforate New Pool 0 4. Current Well aass: Development 0 Stratigraphic 0 . , . Abandon Alter casing 0 Change approved program 0 2. Openstor Name: BP Explolatlon (Alaska) Inc. 3. Address: PO Box 198812 Anchorage, AI( 99619-6612 7. If perforalng. cIoseet approach In pooI(s) opened by this operation to neerest property ftne where ownel$hlp or landownership changes: Nt A Spacing ExceptIon RequIted? Yes 0 No 0 Hurl State f5.10.13 ¡ 9. Ptopetty De8lgnaIion: 10. KB EJevaIJon (ft): 11. FleldIPoOI(.s): ADL 28289 ¡ 18 Prudhoe Ba j 12. PRESENT WELL CONDfFlON SUMMARY Total Dep\b MD (ft): Total Depth TVD (ft): Effective Depth MD (ft): EffectIve Depth TVD (ft): 1142 11420 SUlface Surface Length SIze MD Suspend 0 Repa/rwell 0 Pull tubing 0 Perfotale Waiver 0 Slimulate 0 Time Extension 0 Re-enter Suspended Well 0 5. Permit 10 DrlN Nwnber: Ekploraføly 0 169-049 / ServIœ 0 6. API Number: 029-20027'(()/ 8. WeIJ Name and Number: Other~ Cut off marker post. Install Subsurface markerplate. CaaI", Slructural COnductor Surface 343' Intermediate 2134' Production 8510' Uner 1305' Perforation Depth Me (ft): See Attached Packers and S Plugs (measured): See PM Report 8ut8t CoRapse TVD 3!r 30' 30' 20" 343' 343' 1530 520 13318" 2134' 2134' 3090 1540 9 518" 8510' 8510' 8150 5080 7" 912'Z 972Z Tubing SIze: ublng Grade: Tubing Me (ft): 3112" unknown 8405' Packers and SSSV MO Cft): Packer @ 8405' 13. Atlachments: DescrIption SUmmæy of Proposal ø·· Detailed Operations Program 0 BOP SketCh 0 15. estimated Date for Commencing Operations: 11. Verbal Approval: Commltslon Repæsentative: 18. I heI9by C8I1It'y that the ~ng Is Inte and correct to the best of my knowtedge. Cantad Printed Name Douglas i t:JsmOSkl TItle Wells Team Leader, Alaska DIiII n9 and Wells S Phone Date Date: 14. Wen Class r proposed WOI1c: Exploratory [2} Development 0 Jan-DT 16.. Well Statua after proposed work: on 0 GuO WAG 0 GINJ 0 ServIce 0 Plugged 0 WINJ 0 Abandoned 0 WDSPL 0 Conditions of approval: Notify Commission so that a representative may witness Plug IntegrIIJ 0 BOP Test 0 Mechaniœllntegrlty Test 0 Location Clearance 0 Other: (\0 \-\~ ~O <:.oc..e ~ ~"'i "(\:)c::rü~ C~"" e s. t'. (\ c.C~~L\-l:~\,«-c...k'-~1; ~\';'\~('"\ð vd~N::S <> c...0\-~~ <..úS\~ SUbaequent Form Required: '-\ C) RBDMS 8Ft JAN 3 1 2007 Approved by: APPROVED BY THE COMMISSION Date: I~ 50- Submit In Dup!1cafê . . . Summary of Proposed Work BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. (BPXA) Wellhead Removal Program Hurl State 5-10-13 PTD 169-049 API No. 029-20027-00 Back2round Information and Present Well Condition Hurl State 5-10-13 is located within the Western Operating Area of the Prudhoe Bay Unit, approximately 1 ~ miles southeast of "P" pad. There is no road between "P" pad and the well site. The well was drilled, tested, and suspended in 1969 by Mobil Oil Corporation. Subsequently, Sohio Alaska Petroleum Company (now BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc.) became the operator of the well. BPXA completed the plugging and abandonment of the well in 1980. There is an abandonment marker on the well which is set in a remaining section of the original wellhead. The presence (or absence) of a well cellar cannot be confirmed, as the site has been filled and re-graded around the marker post. Based on a through review of Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC) records, as well as BPXA files, the operator believes there is little reason to question the adequacy ofthe P&A work done in 1980, particularly since the AOGCC inspected and approved the abandonment at that time. However, at the time the Pand A work was done, it was discovered that the tubing and the 9 5/8" casing were in communication, and that the 9 5/8" and 13 3/8" casing strings had collapsed. This condition was satisfactorily addressed during the P&A work, but before severing the casing strings, all annuli and the 95/8" casing will be hot tapped to confirm that it is safe to proceed. v'/ Attachment I shows the present condition ofthis well. ~J Hurl State 5-10-13 is located on the same~as PBU 43-31-11-13 and an un-used conductor. PBU 43-31-11-13 is currently suspended. BPXA now plans to remediate this pad and the adjacent reserve pit. Removal of the two wells and the conductor to below the original tundra surface is necessary to this objective. Proiect Obiectives The work covered by the Sundry Notice involves cutting off the remaining wellhead and casing strings 4 :ft below the original tundra surface, and the installation of a subsurface marker plate. If the original well cellar is discovered during the required excavation work, it will be removed as part of the project. The work is scheduled for the first quarter of 2007. . . Site Access Access to the well locations will require that a 1 14 mile ice road be constructed from "P" pad. This ice road will make the location accessible to construction and oil field service equipment. The ice road will also support the P&A ofthe PBU 43-31-11-13 well, the ' removal ofthe un-used conductor, and the follow-on pad remediation work. EQuipment/Materials The equipment spread for the Hurl State 5-10-13 well work includes the following: Trucks and support vehicles, as required. 966 Loader or equivalent Cat 240 Excavator Fuel truck, as required Wachs Saw 2 ea, light towers and generators Mechanic's shop (weld/cut/maintenance, etc.) Crew warm-up shelter/Office Unit 1 Lot, tools, slings, etc. 1 Lot oil spill contingency equipment Cellular telephones 2 ea, trash dumpsters (scrap steel and combustible waste). Wellhead Removal Operations Pro2ram Attachment II shows the final condition of the well with the wellhead removed. The detailed Operations Program is defined in Attachment III. The job is anticipated to require 2-3 days to complete, not including the time required to construct the ice road. This schedule also assumes that a hot tap ofthe casing strings confirms the integrity ofthe previous P&A work. Any pressure and/or fluids discovered in casing annuli or the production tubing will require that an alternative approach he developed and implemented in concert with the BPXA Wells Group. The estimated time to complete the work also assumes 24 hour work days. 'l'O~\ .\-'1 I¥JG:. Lc.... 421f~\f ,t . ~ . Well Condition - Januarv. 2007 Notes: 1. The P&A of this well was approved by the AOGCC in 1980. 2. This diagram shows only the part of the well that will be altered by the wellhead removal work. 3. Well records indicate that all of the wellhead through the 9-5/8" casing section remain, as only the tubing spool was recovered during the P&A work. . ATTACHMENT 1 BP Exploration(Alaska) Inc. Hurl State 5-10-13 Spud Date: May 11 1969 P&A Date: April 4, 1980 PTD: 169-049 API No.: 029-20027-00 RKB: 78.27 ft. I Cement Approx. pa 30" conductor @ 30' Tubing filled w/ cement 156' to surfacA 20" @ 343' 13-3/8" @ 2134' 9-5/8" @ 8510' 7" @ 9722' (liner) 3-1/2" tubing to 8405' EZSV in tubing @ 2058' .. . . Post Wellhead Removal Condition ATTACHMENT II BP Exploration(Alaska) Inc. Hurl State 5-10-13 Notes: 1. The P&A of this well was approved by the AOGCC in 1980. 2. This diagram shows only the part of the well that will be altered by the wellhead removal work. Spud Date: May 11, 1969 P&A Date: April 4, 1980 PTD: 169-049 API No.: 029-20027-00 RKB: 78.27 ft. t> Gravel Pad ~ \7 .../ - - Cement 6 6 --¡; ~ Pad suñace 6 <J ......---original tundra suñace Subsuñace Marker Plate 30" conductor @ 30' Tubing filled wI cement 156' to suñace 20" @ 343' 13-3/8" @ 2134' 9-5/8" @ 8510' 7" @ 9722' (liner) 3-1/2" tubing to 8405' EZSV in tubing @ 2058' " . . Attachment III BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. Hurl State 5-10-13 PTD 169-049 API No: 029-20027-00 Wellhead Removal Operations Program Summary of Present Condition This well was drilled in 1969, suspended, and finally abandoned in 1980. The P&A work was witnessed and approved by the AOGCC. During P&A operations difficulties were encountered in killing the well, as the tubing and tubing/casing annulus were in communication, and collapse of both the 9 5/8" and 13 3/8" casing strings was suspected. These problems were reportedly overcome, and all annuli were successfully cemented to the surface. A 156 ft surface plug was set in the 3 W' tubing as well. Considering this history, and before making casing cuts that expose annuli and tubing at the surface, a hot ~will be made to verify that the well is secure. .~ Operations Proeram 1. Construct ice road from "P" pad to access the wellsite. 2. Excavate around the well marker to 6 ft below original tundra level. If original well cellar is discovered during excavation, extend excavation sufficiently to remove cellar box. Segregate any contaminated gravel as directed by the Oasis representative. 3. Cut a window in the 30" conductor and chip out cement to expose 20" casing. Cut window in 20" casing and chip out cement to expose 13 3/8" casing. * 4. Make hot tap of 13 381" x 9 5/8" annulus. If OK cut a window in 13 3/8" casing and expose 9 5/8" casing. * * 6. 5. Make hot tap of9 5/8" x 3 W' annulus. If OK rig support Ilifting slings on casing head for support, and cut window in 9 5/8" casing to expose 3 W' tubing. Make hot tap of 3 W' tubing, If OK, rig up Wachs saw and sever all casing strings and tubing 4 ft below original tundra surface. Remove casing head and cutoff casing sections. <:.a"f\\-üc.~ ~ 0 G <:. c.. ~o \- () ~'\C \~;" -\'--{ \-0 v \~'J...J <:..ù\ 'ü\-\ 7. Dress cut as necessary, and top off any voids in annuli and tubing with cement as If':.. 7i~ necessary. Photo document cement at surface before installing subsurface marker f<'Y, \?Ù plate. . . 8. Install subsurface marker plate on outermost casing string as per 20 AAC 25.120 (a)(b) and (c). Backfill excavation, or as otherwise directed by BPXA Remediation Management personnel. 9. Clean up location and obtain final location inspection from AOGCC, and DNR (if required). 10. Pile 10-404 report (Report of Sundry Well Operations) with AOGCC * Notes 1. Ifpressure and/or fluids are encountered during any hot tap, immediately secure well and notify BPXA Wells Group and AOGCC North Slope Inspector (Telephone: 659-2717, Pager: 659-3607). Take no further action until an alternative procedure has been developed. 2. Hold safety meetings before starting anyon-site operations, and before all subsequent critical operations. RE: Hurl St 5 -10 -13 Access • • Subject: RE: Hurl St 5 -10 -13 Access Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 08:18:36 -0900 From: "Peterson, Judd" <RJPeters @envircon.state.ak.us> To: "'Diana_Evans @urscorp.com "' <Diana_Evans @urscorp.com> CC: "'Robb, Al J ' <al_j_robb @email.mobil.com> , "'Wondzell, Blair ' < Blair Wondzell @admin.state.ak.us> The Hurl St pad has two well on it, Hurl State 5 -10 -13 and PBU 31- 11 -13. There are two reserve pits, both are open, never backfilled. One pit holds water and leachate from the drilling waste produces hydrocarbon sheen when the drilling waste is disturbed. The other pit was dry at the time of our inspection. This suggests that rain and snow melt water in contact with the diesel based muds is being discharged to the tundra. The PBU well is a suspended well (since 1981) and still must be P&Aed. Despite the poor access, equipment must be taken in to P&A the well. As you know, P&A of the well is managed by AGOCC and not part of the reserve pit closure program. Covering of the reserve pits is required. The diesel based mud is not acceptable to be left exposed for all time. Covering should be done with gravel with is capped with organic overburden. This which will insulate the buried waste and allow it to freeze back to permafrost which will basically eliminate the exposure potential. e Original Message g From: Diana_Evans @urscorp.com [mailto:Diana Evans @urscorp.com] Sent: Monday, November 15, 1999 1:17 PM To: Peterson, Judd Cc: al_j_robb @email.mobil.com Subject: Hurl St 5 -10 -13 Access A . 4 2.011 A010 Judd, During the site visit taken by Mobil and yourself, Mobil believed that the Hurl St site is on the Prudhoe road system. My maps did not show this to be the case. I show this site to be connected to an airstrip, which heads west and ends at a minor oxbow of the Kuparuk River, which doesn't appear to be navigable. The nearest connection point to the Spine Road is P Pad about a mile away - maybe a little closer if there is an access road along the nearby pipeline. I confirmed this access info with Aeromap, who was nice enough to look over the 1998 BP maps. Steve Sparks (Aeromap) also said the gravel road stretch down to the Kuparuk Rlver didn't look like it was in great shape either. Given the above info, are you willing to accept a risk -based closure to this site, given the above info on site accessibility? Although the pit was open here, there were no detections of organics in the reserve pit or the perimeter compliance point sample. 1 of 2 11/17/99 1:55 PM ~flTfl COLLI~CT@$ IrK. Suite 111,777 Grant Street, Denver, Colorado 80203 TELEPHONE: 837-1444 ADDRESS MATERIAL YOUR ORDER PROJECT NO OUR W 0 NO. [ '~ UNDER SEPARATE COVER ~D AS FOLLOWS ,, QC DESCRIPTION NO OF DESCRIPTION FILE # COPIES ........... , .... ~ 0 ~ ~ ?~ - D --~,0 ~_/~-- ?~?~ - / / ~z~---~ , ,, , REMARKS Pleas~.~-m~.wledg~ receipt by signing and returhmg one cody REC'D. BY DATE ,, , SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY November 4, 1981 3111 "C" STREET ANCHORAGE, ALASKA TELEPHONE (907) 276-5111 MAIL POUCH 6-612 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99502 Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Co~nission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attn: Mr. H. H. Hamilton Gentlemen: MPHurl State (5-10-13) Sec. 05 T10N R13E UPM In response to your letter dated October 27, 1981, concerning the subject well, enclosed, in duplicate, is Form 10-407, Well Completion or Recompletion Report, for the above-named well. This contains our subsequent report of ~bBndon~nt.x)f this well. Yours very truly, RHR: IBG: ja Enclosures cc: Well File #17 R. H. Reiley District Drilling Engineer ECEiVED NOV 0 5 Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Comn~issio~ ALASKA ,L AND GAS CONSERVATION C( :~,.iSSION WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG I Status of Well Class~hcat~on of Service Well OIL ~ GAS [] SUSPENDED [] ABANDONED ~:] SERVICE [] .,, 2 Name of Operator 7 Permit Number Sohio Alaska Petroleum Company 69-49 3 Address 8 APl Number Pouch 6-612, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 50-029-20027 4 Location of well at surface 9 Umt or Lease Name 1710' SNL, 2148' ~TL, Sec. 05, T10N, R13E, UPM Prudhoe Bay Unit At Top Producing Interval 10 Well Number Hurl State 5-10-13 At Total Depth 11 F~eld and Pool Vertical well Wildcat 5 Elevation ~n feet (md~cate KB, DF, etc ) I 6 Lease Designation and Serml No KBE = 78.27 ' AMSLI ADL 28289 ,, 12 Date Spudded 13 Date T D Reached 14 Date Comp , Susp or Aband_. 115 Water Depth, .f offshore 116 No of Completions 5/11/69 8/10/69 4/4/80I n/a feet MSLI n/a 17 Total Depth (MD+TVD)18 PIug Back Depth (MD+TVD)19 Directional Survey- I 20 Depth where SSSV set I 21 Thlckness of Permafrost 11420'MD & TVD surface YES [] NO ~ none feet MD 22 Type Electric or Other Logs Run IES, sonic, density, SNP, CEM, CBL, mud log 23 CASING, LINER AND CEMENTING RECORD SETTING DEPTH MD CASINGSIZEIWT PER FT GRADE TOP BOTTOM HOLESIZE CEMENTING RECORD AMOUNT PULLED 30" 154# Line 30 ' 20" 94# H-40 343' 24" 525 sks !3"3/8" 54.5+61# J-55 2134' 17 1/2" 2090 sks (2 stages) 9 5/8" 47+43.5# S-95 8510' 12 1/4" 930 sks (2 staqes) 7" 8417' 9722' 325 sks · 24 Perforations open to Production (MD+TVD of Top and Bottom and 25 TUBING RECORD interval, size and number) SIZE DEPTH SET (MD) PACKER SET (MD) ., 3 1/2" 8405' 8405' & 1008' None ~26 ACID, FRACTURE, CEMENT SQUEEZE, ETC DEPTH INTERVAL (MD) AMOUNT& KIND OF MATERIAL USED See attached .ab~ndonment operations. - ,,, 27 PRODUCTION TEST Date F~rst Production I Method of Operation (Flowing, gas I~ft, etc ) I , Date of Test Hours Tested PRODUCTION FOR OIL-BBL GAS-MCF WATER-BBL CHOKE SIZE IGAS-OILRATIO TEST PERIOD I1~ I Flow Tubing Casing Pressure CALCULATED OIL-BBL GAS-MCF WATER-BBL OIL GRAVITY-APl (corr) Press 24-HOUR RATE I~ 28 CORE DATA _ Brief description of I~thology, porosity, fractures, apparent d~ps and presence of o~1, gas or water Submit core ch~ps None RECEIVED · NOV 0 5 A~as~ 0ii & ~as Cons. CarnmissJ0~i ,~chorag~ Form 10-407 Submit ~n duphcate Rev 7-1-80 CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE NAM E I nclu de interval tested, pressure data, all fluids recovered and gray ity, MEAS. DEPTH TRUE VERT. DEPTH GOR, and t,me of each phase ,. ........... 31 LIST OF ATTACHMENTS Abandonment Operations , 32 I hereby certify that the foregoing ~s true and correct to the best of my knowledge IBG S,gned~~~~l~ T,tl~istrictEnqineerDrllling Date II ' ~ ' ~_ I.. INSTRUCTIONS General' This form is designed for submitting a complete and correct well completion report and log on all types of lands and leases in Alaska. Item 1' Classification of Service Wells' Gas injection, water injection, steam injection, a~r injection, salt water disposal, water supply for ~njection, 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 ~nterval (multiple completion), so state in item 16, and in item 24 show the producing intervals for only the ~nterval reported in ~tem 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". ( MP Hurl State 5-10-13 AB~ OPERATION March 19, 1980 - April 4, 1980 Cleaned out 3 1/2" tubing to 1540'. Cemented 3 1/2" x 9 5/8" annulus and 9 5/8" x 13 3/8" annulus with 1235 cu.ft. Arcticset cement. Shut in well. Stripped in and killed well. Set cement plug from 8750' - 9040' with 58 cu.ft. Class G cement, from 8507' - 8730' with 86 cu.ft. Class G cement, from 8020' - 8465' with 25 cu.ft. Class G cement. Ran mill in 3 1/2" tubing, cleaned out to 2300'. Perforated 3 1/2" tubing and 9 5/8" casing with 10 shots at 2130'. Set EZ Drill retainer at 2058', squeezed 93 cu.ft. Arcticset cement with calculated top at 1940'. Cut 3 1/2" tubing off 2' below hanger. Cemented tubing from 156' to surface with 37 cu.ft. Arctic- set cement. Removed tubing spool. Installed 4' x 4 1/2" marker post with the following information bead welded on: SOHIO P.B.U. HURL STATE 5-10-13 1710' SNL, 2148' ~TL, Sec. 05, T10N, R13E, UPM October 2?, 19S1 Sohio Alaska Petroleum Company 3111 sCS Street Pouch 6-612 Re, ~ur! State (5-10-13), Sec. Gentlemnt Our representative inspected this site on Septembe~ 1, 1981 and the chart-up was found to be acceptable, consequently tats well tS approved for final abandonment. Since this 'well I'8' occupied by mmpended veil P~U #P (43-31-11-t3), clean-~ for this site ts assigned to ~.O ~P (43-31-11-13). We ha~ re~~ a ~o~ 10-403, ~nd~ ~t~es, to ~ou r~a~dtng & form 10-403, Sundry BorAte, was subnitted for tile ~ndonment of this ~11. ~ever, a prier fo~ 10-407~ ~oll Completion or ~~leton ~rt and L~, ~s ~t itl~. Please fo~ 1~407 for the ~ando~nt ~ ~url State Sincerely, Lonnte ~. Smith Commissioner Thru: ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Hoyle H. Hamiltonff~F' September 30, 1981 Chairman Lonnie C. Smith ~/~ Co~missioner Bobby Foste~~. Petroleum Inspector Inspection of Location and P/A Markers of Wells on Same Pad with Suspended Wells at Sohio's P.B.U. Monday August 31 thru Tuesday September 2, 1981 - I traveled to ~u~h°'e B~' A&g'~St-' 3[, i~"8'1 and 'inspeCted t~:''' locations and P/A · arker of Sohio wells listed bel~ Mobil-Phil lips Kuparuk State Kuparuk State Kuparuk State Hurl State 30-11-13 7-11-12 33-11-12 24-11-12 5-10-13 I recommend to the commission that the well P/A markers only, be accepted on the above listed wells. The locations are clean and the reserve pits are open due to suspended wells being on the same pad. In summary I inspected the locations and P/A markers on the above listed wells at Sohio's P.B.U. O~)J~ '~,F, l\J).~,*,q .,.,,,~,~ Ikl,I .~l, 20 AAC 2. 5, ,\I.','J'LCLI': Z , FILE INI:OI~:IA'r[o;.I: '~ ' m/l, ,i' ,/ O . · Operator .,.~ ~ [~~ .- ///'C)~./ /_ Date Downl,ole 1' [ A ~ -,.-'O- (> f? Surface Lo[at[on or Well i','rl;{it' i-l(,. ~_2--~'~ I ¥7 t,,. v .Lc' , 'r/-a/v, ,j_&&, v? 20 AAC 25. 120: WEI,'I, u,, t W,2I 1 No Field h Pool Dia. Steel Post (4"Min.) . '-" , Lengtt~ (.,lp' Hin.) '7;,.5 Height Above Final Grade Level (4' :.lin.') '" 4., Toi) of Harker Pipe Closed w/th' Cc.,n,'.,nt' Plug Screw Set: On Well llead ,/'- , On CutOff Casing , in Concrete Pl,~g Distance Belou Final Grade Level () Ft. in. Side Outlets" All Valves and I.;tpple~; Removed .... . All Openings Closed ~., :~, With BlEnds ~,.-~, , With Cement 7 I,A,),..I,I,I~EI) I)IRi';(;'I'I~I,Y '.l'O -',l,..,,.t., ~S'I': (List l,l~ere'~'{f'ferenE'from F:i. le lnfo.t:m;tc Opera for ~ ':, 7:,.< e~. . Well Number , Surface I..,~cat.ion of WelL: Ft. F L, FL., F 1., ,Sec , T , · I ~ -- -- -- 20 AAC 25.[70i LOCAl[O', · . .- .. , '0. , P ITS: ~- F/lied In f¥'/t3 ,'Liners Remuved or lh~rLed , Debris Removed ";~' ........ "'":' <'" ':":"S"~¢~'":: ':~':"=q~D~'~l~'~"'T~:~'~Vf:Tmer''' ......................................................... '""" TM '"" ':'"'"' "":""" ":' "" ........ Rough.. , Smooth ,. , Contoured , Flat , Compa. cted , , "~ ~" .. t~, * CIJ',,~,~ UP" OF P'A.:[~ Ar',I~/OR' I;O'CA'I"~L('~ .... i . We t d s Other , t.l Ct:,e.a-:n-i.;/", Pi'l'>e S.c=r,a{).. -- Paper , Other. ,, t.',ud ,, Cern(2 S UR IU)IJI':I) I.',~ 3 AREA:. i WoOded , Bru:s}V. , Tun~.ra ~...J"', Ct. ass , ,, Sand , Other . . , Dirt , (;ravel CO~:l)['rlOh' SUI~Rt)L,,I)[,,~, Al, .,.~. Clean ~,,~, Trash from Site Other ACCE'SS ROAD: J'~ '¢~' "f. Dirt , Gravel , Ice , ,, , 'l'r(:e,'; a~d/'o'r Brush from Clearing SI. ce , O tlie.r l · , ' tllxld)l,,,l)l.,,t,. //:{~ CONI) LIIO~{ A'CCi:;SS. ROAD , TraS}~' fr():n (}l~Or¢ltio,~'4 _ __, Clean ; 'Rough , SmoO'ti~ Trees an:d/or Brush from Clearing "~ ; , Sl) .LI ~r Clearii~g Road Ot.her ~: : '. NIN,G TO BI'; RE:COI>IHI';NI) AI'~PROVAL O'F ABA'NC'''~ll,,,ll.,,,'''l:: Yes //<' , No , INS PI/,C'rED BY , ' 05/2 6/8 t / I Final Inspection I)ATi:;. ' · . STATE of ALASKA ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION TO FHoyle H. Hamilton Chairman Thru: Lonnie C. Smith /~' Commissioner FROM Bobby Foster~3~ Petroleum Inspector DA~E FILE NO 1 ~:1. E PHONE NO SUBJECT September 30, i981 Inspection of Location and P/A Markers of Wells on Same Pad with Suspended Wells at Sohio's P.B.U. ~Mgnd~ay_August 31 thru Tuesday September 2 1981 I traveled to Prudhoe Bay August 31 198i a~ ihs~ect-e~'- - ' ~th~-~ocations and P/A marker of Sohio wells listed below: Mobil- Ph il lips Kuparuk State Kuparuk State Kuparuk State Hurl State 30-11-13 7-11-12 33-11-12 24-11-12 5-10-13 I recommend to the commission that the well P/A markers only, be accepted on the above listed wells. The locations are clean and the reserve pits are open due to suspended wells being on the same pad. In summary I inspected the locations and P/A markers on the above listed wells at Sohio's P.B.U. f SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY 211' C, ANCtd()RAGF ALA'-,~'A 'rFLE'P~LN, '~7) 2765111 MAIL POUCH 6 ANCHORAGF ALASKA 99502 August 17, 1981 Mr. Lonnie Smith Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Mr. Smith: In compliance with State Regulation 20 AAC 25.170, attached are Forms 10-403, Sundry Notices & Reports on Wells, for the follc~ing wells. These notices request that the wells remain in suspended status. Term Well B (22-20-11-13) Term Well C (34-03-11-12) Chevron Tract Well (23-18-11-12) MPC Tract Well (21-03-10-12) PBUMP 43-31-11-13 MPC 11-33-11-12 Getty State #1 (02-10-13) MPTract Well (32-30-11-13) PBUMP 22-31-11-13, No. 2 West Sak 25645 #9 West Sak 25548 #11 West Sak 25655 #14 West Sak #16 West Sak #17 Kuparuk State 22-11-12 Sag Delta #1 (33-12-16) Sag Delta #2 (10-11-16) Sag Delta #2A (10-11-16) Sag Delta #3 (35-12-16) Sag Delta 34633 #4 Sag Delta #5 (36-12-15) Sag Delta #7 Sag Delta #8 Niakuk #1 (26-12-15)-abandoned Niakuk #lA (26-12-15) Niakuk #2 - abandoned Niakuk #2A (23-12-15) Niakuk #3 (13-12-15) RECEIVED AUG ? a, ISSi Alaska 0~1 & Gas Curia. CommJssiorl Anchorace We would like to have your field inspector present sometime during the week of August 31 - September 4 to accompany our representative for final location inspection of the following wells: Challenge Island #1 Reindeer Island Stratigraphlc Test #1 West Sak #4 Kemlk Unit #2 West Kuparuk State 3-11-11 Hurl State 5-10-13 Socal -Mob i l 33-29E (29-12-11) Kuparuk State 33-11-12 Kuparuk 9-11-12 MPC 7-11-12 Kuparuk State 21-11-12 MP Tract Well 13-15-11-12 PPJ:JLG: 3a Attachments cc: Well Files CC# 37,291 Yours very truly, P. R. Judd Manager Dr ill lng SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY April 28, 1980 STREET ANCHORAGE, ALASK ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attn: Mr. H. H. Hamilton Gentlemen: Hurl State 5-10-13 Enclosed, in duplicate, are Form 10-404, Monthly Report of Drilling and Workover _Operations; and Form 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells, for the above-named well. This well has been pl~3ed and abandQned. Yours very. truly, AMR:ja Enclosures cc: Well File #17 Austin Reid Acting District Drilling Engineer Form No 10404 REV 3-1~0 SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 5. AP! NUMERICAL CODE 50-029-20027 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 28289 I 7. IF INDIAN'ALOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME OIL [] GAS I'--] Wildcat WELL WELL OTHER 2 NAME OF OPERATOR 8.UNIT FARM OR LEASE NAME Sohio Alaska Petrole~ ~y Prudhoe Bay Unit 3 ADDRESS OF OPERATOR 9.WELL NO. Pouch 6-612, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 Hurl State 5-10-13 4. LOCATION OF WELL At surface: 1710' SNL, 2148' EWL, Sec. 5, T10N, R13E, UPM 10 FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11 SEC. T R. M. (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 5, T10N, R13E, UPM 12. PERMIT NO 69-49 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AND VOLUMES USED, PERFORATIONS, TESTS AND RESULTS FISHING JOBS JUNK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AND ANY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN HOLE CONDITIONS .April, 1980 Perforated 3 1/2" tubing and 9 5/8" casing with 10 shots at 2130'. Set EZ Drill at 2058'. Squeezed 93 cu. ft. Arcticset cement into perfs. Cut 3 1/2" tubing off 2' belc~hanger. Cemented tubing frcm156' to surface with 37 cu. ft. Arcticset cement. Remo~ tubing spool, installed dryholemarker. Released rig at 0600 hours, April 4, 1980. EFW: ja 14. 1 hereby cert,fy that the fore~o,ng ,s tr~ue and co, rrect Acting SIGNED A~3.~%~//~ ~ TITLE District Drilling Enginee~AXE NOTE-Report on th,s form is required for each calendar month, regardless o~ the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the oil and gas conservation comm,ttee by the 15th of the succeeding month,unless otherwise directed. Forr~ 10-403 · REV. 1-10-73 Subml t "1 ntentions" in Triplicate & "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to (]rill or to demi)mn Use "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT--" for ~uch proposel~) O,L l'-I GAS (--I WELLL-.J WELL L-J OTHER ~/~ildcat 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Schio Alaska Petrole~ Cc~ 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR Pouch 6-612, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 4. LOCATION OF WELL At surface 1710' SNL, 2148' E%TL, Sec. 5, T10N, R13E, UPM 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc.) RKB = 78.27' AMSL 14. Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Rei 5. APl NUMERICAL CODE 50-029-20027 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 28289 7. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME Prudhoe Ba7 Unit 9. WELL NO. Hurl State 5-10-13 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 5, T10N, R13E, UPM 12. PERMIT NO. 69-49 ;)ort, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF FRACTURE TREAT SHOOT OR ACIDIZE REPAIR WELL PULL OR ALTER CASIN(3 MULTIPLE COMPLETE ABANDON* CHANGE PLANS (Other) SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF ~ REPAI RING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTINGI OR AClDIZlNG ABANDONMENT* (Other) (NOTEt Report results of multiple completion on Well CMttlp#tion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all IXrtlnent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. /his well was abandoned 2~.ril 4, 1980 in the follc~ing manner: 1. Cemented 3 1/2" x 9 5/8" and 9 5/8" x 13 3/8" annuli with 1235 cu. ft. Arcticset cement. 2. Placed 58 cu. ft. Class G cement plug 8750 ' - 9040 '. 3. Placed 86 cu. ft. Class G cement plug 8507' - 8730'. 4. Placed 25 cu. ft. Class G cement plug 8020' - 8465'. 5. Perfed 3 1/2" tubing and 9 5/8" casing with 10 shots at 2130', set EZ Drill retainer at 2058', squeezed 93 cu. ft. Arcticset cement. 6. Cut 3 1/2" tubing off 2' below hanger. 7. Cemented tubing from 156' to surface with 37 cu. ft. Arcticset cement. 8. Installed 4' x 4½" marker post with the following information bead welded on: SOHIO P.B.U. Hurl State 5-10-13 1710' SNL, 2148' EWL, Sec. 5, T10N, R13E, UPM E~{: ja 16. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct Au~. t~n R~id (This space for State office use) TITLE Acting District Drilling Engineer DATE APPROVED BY CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: TITLE DATE See Imtructions On Reverse Side HURL STATE (5-10-13) AFE #E00180 1980 2. Objectives 3. Initial Program 4. Well Scheuatic 5. MobilWell Completion Diary 6. Sohio Wireline Operations Diary 7. Sohio Killing Program and Diary State Abandonment Permit 9. Equipment Data a) b) c) d) Hydril GK Annular Preventer 1 3/4" Dynadrill Otis Permalatch Packer Halliburton EZ Drill 10. Tools Available at TriState 11. Useful Data MPC HURL STATE (5-10-13) . History This well was left ccmple~ for production 11/30/69. An attempt was made to kill the well with 10.6 ppg. CaCl2 3/21/71. At that time, the 3 1/2" x 9 5/8" annulus and 3 1/2" tubing w~re found to be in ccmmmmi- cation. Cn 4/2/71, wireline tools would not pass 865' BF. An addi- tional wireline survey was run 9/10/79 and a 1 3/4" stardrill found a tight spot at 858' BF and stopped at 1069' BF. A 1" wireline string stopped at 1076' BF. At the start of the wireline work th~ tubing pressure was 285 psi and the tubing annulus was 520 psi. An "AO" SSSV was set at 513' BF and the final tubing pressure was 380 psi. Pr~ control of the well has recently been gained by placing a total of 101 hbls. of cold 10.7 ppg. CaCl2 brine in the tubing and annulus. The Otis "AO" SSSV at 513' has been removed. This operation was considered hazardous as the tubing was knc~m to be in ccmnunication with the 3½"/9 5/8" annulus. Furthermore, there is a strong possibility that the 9 5/8" and 13 3/8" casing may have collapsed allowing the tubing pressure to be exerted against the .~afrost zone held only by frozen mhd. All information we have available on this well is detailed in Sections 4-6. 2, Objective The objective of this workover/aband~t is to safely re-enter the w~ll and effectively plug and abandon it. C~r~nt plugs are to be set as follows, dependent upon ~11 conditions: Plug #1 9040'-8800' (to cover open perforations 8960 '-8978 ' & 8985'-9010 ' ) Plug #2 8500'-8400' (to cover 7" liner lap) Plug #3 A 200' oarent plug to cap 3 1/2" tubing stub (Wherever that turns out to be. This is to provide secondary isolation of the production zone and iso- lation of the fonnation exposed by the damage in 9 5/8" casing. Ideally, the 9 5/8" casing should be perforated and the 9 5/8" x 13 3/8" open annulus also shut off in this operation. ) Plug #4 A 100' cement plug to extend to surface. As th~ 9 5/8" casing is suspected to have collapsed above and belc~ the top packer at 1002', it may be impossible to retrieve except by milling it out, initial attempts at re-entry and abandonnent are to be through the 3 1/2" tubing string. This will be achieved by one of three methods: 1) Washing down inside the 3 1/2" tubing with open-ended pipe. Straight circulation might r~nove scale/frozen fluid/debris and allow access to the 3 1/2" tubing string below the top packer to 2500'+ ~low base of pen~af~st). 2) A tapered mill run on the bottcm of a 1 3/4" C~ Dynadrill. Light milling might again be sufficient to mill/wash-out obstruction in the 3 1/2" tubing. NOTE: 1 3/4" Dynadrill operates with 20 GPM with a 425 psi reccnm~nded differential pressure across the tool gives approximate mill speed of 800 RPM with a torque of 16 ft. lbs. (Section 9). 3) A tapered m~]l run on 1 3/4" drill collars and 2 1/16" tubing rotated by a power swivel. The power swivel and extra weight available will give us our opt/mum milling capacity within the 3 1/2" tubing. In these three cases the objective is to wash or mill through the obstruction(s) inside the 3 1/2" tubing ID to the base of the pen~afrost where deeper 3 1/2" damage is unlikely. Once this access has been ga/ned an EZ Drill or packoff can be set in the 3 1/2" tubing below the damage (cc~cation with the 9 5/8" casing) and c~me~nt can be squeezed into the open perforations and across the liner lap. An upper plug can then be placed at the base of tb~ permafrost or above the 13 3/8" shoe by displacing through the c~cating hole/damage or sh~ts punched in the 3 1/2" tubing. 2) .Objective (cont' d) If entry through the 3 1/2" tubing is unsuccessful, a mill/ng/w~_.~_hover operation on the outside of the 3 1/2" tubing will have to be undertaken to gain access to the undamaged 3 1/2" tubing belc~ the upper packer. Great care should be taken when retrieving the top 1000' of 3 1/2" tubing to avoid balling up of the insulation and SSSV control line. Type of insulatic~ used is unknown. The 3 1/2" tubing stub cculd then be entered and squeezed as above, or be la~ with a overshot packoff and the perforations squeezed. It should be noted that the integrity of the whole 9 5/8" string is suspect as it is known that a leak was located and squ~czed at 5452'. It had been tested to 1500 psi. Therefore, this area should be isolated before any squeeze w~rk is attempted in this part of the hole. Once the producing zone and 7" liner lap areas have been isolated, work can proceed further up the hole to cap the 3 1/2" tubing stub/top packer with cenent. The 9 5/8" x 13 3/8" annulus should be perforated, if possible, and the 3 1/2" tubing, 9 5/8" casing, and 9 5/8" x 13 3/8" annuli cemented with a 200' plug. Check all casing annuli for pressure. If none, all casing strings should be cut and all .spool pieces removed at the base of the collar. Tag tree and all spool pieces recovered with w~ll number and store on Mobil storage pad. Place 100' c~ment plug to surface. ~_ld a 1/4" steel plate over the r~ning casing stubs and install 4' to 5' by 4½" marker post with the following information bead welded on: SOHIO 5-10-13 1710' SNL, 2148' EWL, Sec. 5, T10N, R13E, UPM Top of marker post to be welded closed. . 1) Check tubing and annulus pressure gauges. Bleed off as recovered. (Any pressure should bleed off i~mediately as experienced in the recent primary well control killing operation, see Section 7. Observe w~ll for flow out of annulus and tubing. 2) 3) Install CIW Type H BPV in tubing hanger profile. An Otis "AO" SSSV is available to set in the tubing at 513' if required using wireline and lubricator. \ Pre-mix up 200 ~bls. of 10.7 ppg. CaCl2. 4) Move rig in over w~ll. 5) Nipple down CIW tree. Inspect tubing hanger running threads for damage and thread_ form type. 6) Nipple up 13 5/8" x 94 BOPE (with a 13 5/8" x 5M x 10" x 94 adaptor spool) to top of wellhe_~_~_. 7) Nipple up 6" x 94 annular BOP (with a 6" x 94 x 13 5/8" x 94 adaptor spool) to top. of 13 5/8" annular BOP. Rig up additional Kocmey control. Make up modified bell nipple and flcwline. If headrocm allows, use full triple ram stack with ram configuration as follows: TOD Rams: Middle Rahs: Drilling Smool Bottcm Rams 2 1/16" pipe 3 1/2" pipe Blind If headrocm does not allow, use double ram stack with ram configuration as follows: Top Rams: Bottom Rams Drilling Spool 2 1/16" pipe Blind 8) Remove CIW Type H BPV and replace with 2-way check valve. 9) Pressure and function test BOP stack: Rams to 5000 psi; annular preventer to 3000 psi. Record all opening and closing t/roes and volumes (6" x 5M annular details in Section 9). 10) Remove 2-way check. 11) 400 psi. Start clean out operations inside 3 1/2" tubing to achieve objectives in Section 2. Do not expo_se 3 1/2" x 9 5/8" annulus to more than Approved: Acting District Drlg. Engineer _Approved; ~~,~-- - Acting 'D~ill~ng Superintendent SECTI~ 4 30" Csg. 154# 46' 20" Csg. 94# 343' 13 3/8" DV 1379' W~. SKETCH - HURL STATE (5-10-13) KB 16' Tubing Hanger Ball valve landing nipple 513~ Insulated 3½" Tubing 517' Baker telescopic jt. Otis Tbg. seal divider XO Sliding Sleeve Otis Permalach packer XO Sliding Sleeve 1 3/4" Drift to 1" Drift to 975' 991' 999' 1002' 1008' 1085' 1090' 13 3/8" Csg. 2143' Top Cmt. Calc. 2823 ' 9 5/8" DV 4573' Hole in 9 5/8" 5452' Tested to 1500 psi Top ~nt. Calc. 6925' Top7" liner 8417' 9 5/8" Csg. 8585' Perfs. 8852'-8860' Squeezed Perfs. 8960'-8978' Open Perfs. 8985'-9010' Open Bridge Plug 9040' Perfs. 9055'-9060' Squeezed Perfs. 9060'-9064' Squeezed 9722' Jill liJ, IiII I 1 Il I I I XO Sliding Sleeve "Q" landing Nipple Otis WB Perm. Packer 8372' 8385' 8405' 9.8 ppg. NaC1 Fresh wmtermud C~nent 10.7 ppg. CaCl2 Crude Insulation ~IOBIL 0|1. COKI, Oi~'~ IOt~ ~IST~ ¥ o~ 0IL O~ C~S ~r~L_L (Su~bsequ~nt) Operator: l~obll 0tl Corporation 't:ell ~o.: ~rl State F5-10-13 . Field: t~lldcat - North Slope Sec~ 5. TION R13£ UoP.N. 1969 . . 10121 - 10122' 10123 - IOI27 o.. lC/27 - 11/3 Subse uent Nistor' of gell Cam letion This well was completed using ReLding and Bates rig F20. Activated drilling rig. -- Picked up drill pipe and cleaned'out to 8273'. Drilled out cement retainer, at 8273* and cement to top o[ 7" liner at 8~17.' Cleaned out to 8691'. -. " . - S ueezin Liner La '8~1.7.' 8510' -. "· pressure reaved liner lap to 3500 psi pressure broke back -psi with an injection rate of 15 c~. ft./min. Set a retain,'r at 8105" and squeezed lap with 80 sax Class G cement. Naxin~m Waited & hours sad squeezed ~ith 80 sax Class pressure 2800 pst. - ...... ,-~d & hours and squvt, z~'d cement. ~taxtmm pressure ~zw p~. --~. ...... ~t~h ~00 with ~0 sax Class G ce~n~ a~ a 1~ cu. x~./m~n. Sq~ezed ~0 sax ~o ~op of liner wl~h a ma~ pr~ssurt- of ~200 psi and a final pressure of 3500 psi. · Drilled ou~ retainer ~ 8105' _nd bbrained b~,ak d~ ou lap at , ~ psi. Set a retainer a~ 830~* and squc, ezod 90 sax Class c~ent ~hrough ~he lap. Final pressure 5000 psi. , Drilled o~C retainer a~ 830~* and drilled our cement prgssure tested la~ ~lth ~500 ps~, OK. S~ezin~ ~erforatiens 8S~2~t8869' ' Drilled ~t retainer at 8691~ and drilled ce~'nt to 8861~- Broke d~ holes at 88~2'/88~ vl~h 2000 psi at 22 cu. fr./min. Set ce~nt retainer at 8566~, mixed 100 sax Class G ce~nt and squeezed 66~ and c~nt to 8861 · ~ xed pst at 15 cU. ft.lm~n, s .... -- . - lllJ IO0 ,ax Class G ce-est and squeezed 70 sas through holes. Final squeese pressure ~000 psi. Drill0-d out retainer at 8~60' and cement to 88610. Pressure tested holes and obtained a break Set a cement retainer at 853~' and squeezed holes with 543 sas Class G ' l~essure ~estini 9-$/8" Cs,tn_e_ 11i=- ltl7 Set itTTS packer at 8253* and pressure tested the annulus -- f-~lled at 2000 pst. Pulled up and set packer at 6392*--annulus fallt-d at 2000 psi. Set at 5389' and pressure held OK. Set at ~&~2' and annulus teat failed at 2000 psi. SqueezinK Hole In 9-5/8" CasinK.ln Interval 5389'/5:.52' Set cement retainer at 5039'. Broke do~n at 1600 psi and injected at · rate of 15 cu. ft./~ln, at 800 psi. Nixed and squeezed IO0 sax Class O cement through holes. Final squeez- pressure 0 psi. Nixed IOO aax ami squeez,,d 52 ,ax through holes vith a final pressure of 2000 psi. 11/7- 11/8 · · . Drilled 'out retainer at 5039' and drilled ceuen't 5259' to 5aa2'. D~illed out retainer at 85~' 'and drilled cement 86&7' to 8861 Set an RI'rS packer at. 5600' and pressure tested perforations at 8852'./85~00 vith 3000 psi for 30 minutes OK. .- - . . Pressure tes':ed annulus vith 1500 psi for 30 minutes OK.' "Drilled out retainer at 8880' and cement 90~&'!9062'. _ o Fishini' for Drilling String at 8956' . Circulated hair for 2 hours af.er drilling retainer and ce~.nt. Started ~t of the hole and stuck bit at 8951'. ~aiting on Dialog .. .. due to bad reacher and no radio contact, . Fired string shot vith righthand .torque and lO0,O00a ~eight and drill pipe came loose. 11/9 Pressure Testing ~9..0.60'/906.~' and Cleaninll Out_ Set RI'TS packer at 5680' and pressure tested perforations 90~0'/906~' vith 3000 psi for 30 minutes OK. Drilled out retainer at 9069' and cliched out to 9316'. ~an a cement bond log 9322'/8&00'. !111~ - Il/Il · o ~. 11112- Illl3 *o 11113 -' · o . . 11/13- 11120 11120 11120- 11123 .}. O ,. F! ENTIAL iveS·rate ·nd ~un ~rJll Stcn ~roductlon Test al 90~5'/9060' · ~erfor·ted the interval ~055'190600 with 2 J~t boles/ft, ~an bit and scraper ~d conditioned laud. . ~au Ralliburton test tools ·nd set. packer at 90110· Opened for Initiil Flc~ Closed for Iht;iai SI Opened for-Final Flow Closed for Final SI End of Final SI , &:13 AH 11!11169 &:18 AH 11111/69 6:ISAN 11111169 10:18 AH 11111169 7:3~ PH 11111169 Reversed out fluid ·nd pulled test tools. -~ote: Refer to ·ti·chad d·t· for co, plate test lnfor~ation. ~Ceuenti~ated Interval 9055' 9~* Set · cement retainer at 8758' and squeezed psiS·rations 9055'/9060' vir. h &5 sa~ of Class G tenant. Final squeeze pressure 3800 psi. Drilled out retainer at 8758* and cement to o. Set · bridge pin& at 90~00. ' t ion Test . perforate ami Run Drill St oduc 9hOt/9010 perforated the interval 89601/89781 and 8985 /9010t with j,.t holes/ fro i~n tn ho!e and conditioned mud. Ran a ep,-rry-Sun t,~nperature - sur~ey frmn surface to ~O00t. ~ . Ran ltalliburton test tools and set packer at 8909'. OFened for Initial Flo~ 2:.~6 PH 11/1&/69 Closed for Initial SI '.2:51 FN 11/1&/69 .Opened for Final Flma 6:51 PN lille/b9 Closed for Final SI 11:51 AH 11115/69 End of Final SI 6:51 ~ 11/16/69 _Kote.: Refer to attached data for co,picts test inior~ation. L~able to reverse circulate. Pulled out of the hole. Ran in hole vith bit a~ scraper and well kickl~ ~rough drill pipe. Nixe~ ~d a~ conditioned hole. · Comp let iai . -- Lsyed do~fl drill pipe. Set Otis ~B production packer tn 9-5/8" casing at 8~05~ ~tth Schltme berger wirelineo ' - o lti2& - 11129 I~ )-112~ tubi~ and diaplaced drill/nK fluid with iu tublq with ~ bbl,. of did,el. Stabbed tub~g ~to p~c~r 4t ~05e .~*,et Otis ~e~latch packer at 1~2'. Tested tub~ with ~ psi, ~, Diac~nv~'ted fr~ tubing ~t 992* and c*si~ d~ fr~ ~, Reran 3-1/2" tubing with insulati~ to 733' ~d latc~d into tub/~ disconnect. O~ls ball valve l~ated ~d Otis ~ slidins sleeves ~ lO~*e 1~9~ ~d l~ppled up tree ami tested to 5000 1/29 Flo~d ~!1 throush 321M" choke to clean up veil. lnsLallfd the ball valve at 516', pumped 15 barrels of diesel down tubin~ and shut ye 11 in. 11130 the rig at 12 nidnil~ht 11/30169. o · . · 1969. 11/10 - 11/11 Perforate and Run Drill Stem Production Test Ill 9055'/9060' Perforated the interval 9055'/9060' with 2 jet holes/ft. Ran bit and scr.aper and conditioned mud. Ran Halliburton test tools and set packer at 9011'. Opened for Initial Flow Closed for Initial SI Opened for .Final Flow Closed for Final SI End of Final SI 4:13 AM 11/11/69 4' 18 AM 11/11/69 6' 18 AM 11/11/69 10:18 AM 11/11/69 7:34 PM 11/11/69 Reversed out fluid and pulled test tools. Note: Refer to attached data for complete test information. 11/12 - 11/13 .Squeeze Cementing Perforated Interval 9055'/9060' Set a cement retainer at 8758' and squeezed perforations 9055'/9060' with 45 sax of Class G cement. Final squeeze pressure 3800 psi. 11/].3 Drilled out retainer at 8758' and cement to 9045'. Set a bridge plug at 9040'. 11/13 - 11/20 Perforate and Run Drill Stem Production Test #2 8960'/9010' 11~20 Perforated the interval 8960'/8978' and 8985'/9010' with 4 jet holes/ ft. Ran in hole and conditioned mud. Ran a Sperry-Sun temperature survey from surface, to 4000'. Ran Halliburton test tools and set packer at 8909'. Opened for Initial Flow Closed for Initial SI Opened for Final Flow Closed for Final SI . End of Final SI 2:46 PM 11/14/69 2:51 PM 11/14/69 4:51 PM 11/14/69 11:51 AM 11/15/69 6:51 AM 11/16/69 Note: Refer to attached data for complete test information. · Unable to reverse circulate. Palled out of the hole. Ran im hole with bit and scraper and well kicking through drill pipe. Mixed mud and conditioned hole. 11/20- 11/23 Completing Layed down drill pipe. Set Otis WB production packer in 9-5/8" casing at 8405' with Schlum- berger wir'e line. 11/24 - 11/29 RAn 3-1/2" tubing and displaced drilling fluid with 9.8#/gal. saltwater from top of packer at 8405' and then displaced saltwater in tubing with 75 bbls. of diesel. Stabbed tubing into packer at 8405' and set Otis Permalatch packer at 1002'. Tested tubing with 3000 psi, OK. Disconnected from tubing at 992' and swabbed casing dry from 900'. Reran 3-1/2" tubing with insulation to 733' and latched into tubing disconnect. Otis ball valve located at 514' and Otis "XO" sliding sleeves at 1000', 1009' and 8373'. 11/ 9 Nippled up tree and tested to 5000 psi. Flowed well through 32/64" choke to clean up well. Installed the ball valve at 514', pumped 15 barrels of diesel down tubing and shut well in. 11/30 Released the rig at 12 midnight 11/30/69. 9-5-79 Initial ?~D? 285# (gas), swab and master valves o~_~rate freely. RIH with 1 3/4" sta~bit, stopped solid @ 498 Ft. BF. (Note, BVN @ 513 Ft. BKB). RIH with 2 1/8"impression block, indicated 1 3/4" fisb3_ng neck. (Note, probably a 3 1/2" ~.0 SSSV.) Rig d~.~_.~. %'?HP 10~, Inner Annulus 520~, Control 450.~ 9-10-79 Rig up wireline unit and D~ell pump unit started pumping, blew surface line and stuffing box packing. .~/~de repairs and increased WHP to 670#, RIH and latched onto SSSV. De-_ veloped leak at surface sheared off SSSV and POI{ to fix leak. R/~ and pulled 3 1/2" AO SSSV. WHP 390~. RIH wit2a 1 3/4" starbit, stopped solid @ 1069 Ft.B.F. tight spot @ 858 Ft. BF. · RIH with 2 1/8" impression block, hit obstruction @ 865 Ft. BF. RIH with 1" toolstring, hit obstruction @ 1076 Ft.BF. RIH and reset 3 1/2" ~O SSSV. ~P 3809 Inner Ann. 140# Control Line 300# M. J. S~,it.h 10-11-79 Hurl State (05-10-13) 9/5/79 9/10/79 Rigged up otis and ran 1 3/4" star drill. Tools stopped at 513 ft. WHCIP 285 psi. - inner annulus 520 psi. Did not attempt to pull sssu because of unknown pressure differential final ~{CIP 10 psi. WHCIP 20 psi. - inner annulus 520 psi. Pressured well head up to 670 psig - could not recover sssu. Pressured tubing to 390 psi. - recovered sssu. WHCIP 390 psi., inner annulus 140 psi. Ran 1 3/4" star drill through tight spot at 858 ft. BF tools stopped at 1069 ft. BF. Ran in hole with 1" tool string. Tools stopped at 1076 ft. BF. ~ Reran and set AO sssu in nipple at 513 ft. WHCIP 380 psi. KILL/NG P~ MPG 5-10-13 This w~ll was left cc~ple~ for producticm 11/30/69. An attampt was made to kill the w~ll with 10.6# CaC12, 3/21/71, and the 9 5/8" and tubing were found to be in ccm~ication. On 4/2/71, wireline tools ~uld not pass 865'. An additional wireline survey was run, 9/10/79, and 1 3/4" stardrill found a tight spot at 858'BF and stopped at 1069'BF. A 1" string stopped at 1076' BR. At the start of the wireline w~rk, the WHCIP was 285 psi az~ tubing annulus was 520 psi. An "AO" SSSV was set at 513' and WHCIP was 380 psi. This work program is to attempt to gain primary control of the w~ll by lubricating in cold 10.6 ppg. CaCl2 brine, i.e., weight and wait method. The operation should be considered very hazardous, since the tubing is known to be in ccmmunication and the 9 5/8" an~ 13 3/8" casing may both be collapsed to the point that tubing pressure my exist against the permafrost zone, held only by frozen mhd. Work Order No. E00180 has been approved to charge this w~rk against. A si~_e, visit in 1979 provided two photographs and tree information. 1. Rig up tankage and mix 100 bbls. 10.6 ppg. CaCl2 .(130# calcium chloride and 37.8 gals. water/bbl.). Allow to cool to 0oFr- before pumping in well (freezing PT = -43°F). Rig tankage to bl~-~ off oil and gas for collection and disposal. 2. Rig up lubricator and pull Otis AO SSSV at 513'. Check wellhead ar~ annulus pressure. 3. Pump in cold CaC12 into tubing, keep maximnm wellhead pressure at 400 psi. After r~-~ching 400 psi, shut down for fluid turnover and bleed off oil ar~ gas. Log amount of fluid pumped and returned. 4. ~en volume pumped reaches a minimum amount, it my be necessary to lubricate in using lubricator volume loaded above a closed swab valve, allowing fluid turnover, and pumping out lubricator. . Plug and abandonment program to foll~ after obtm~ning primary control. .- · Approved: . District Drilling Engineer Drillin~ Superintendent 7. Sohio Killing Program and Diary 3-4-80 Cleared locatic~, steamed out cellar. Rigged pressure gauges on wellhead. 200 180 --0-- 3 1/2" tubing 3 1/2" tubing x 9 5/8" annulus 9 5/8" x 13 3/8" annulus Rigged up Hc~oD pump unit, p~ping manifold, choke manifold, return tank, CaC12 tank. Thawed choke manifold and wellhead, tested surface lines. 3-5-80 Wazmed up equipment. Bled off tubing pressure to zero in 15 minutes, all gas. Built up to 20 psi in 5 minutes and stabilized. Put 400 psi on tubing. Well took 1% bbl. of 10.6 ppg. cold (0OF) CaC12, shut down _pump, stabilized tubing pressure 375 psi. No pressure response on 3 1/2" x 9 5/8" annulus. Rigged up Otis W.L. lubricator and tested. Ran in and retrieved "AO" SSSV at 513' (fluid level at 230'). Pulled loose; tubing pressure dropped immediately to 160 psi. .Rigged dc~n Otis. Bled tubing pressure to zero. Built to 20 psi in 5 minutes. Thawed wellhead. Pumped 10.6 ppg. cold CaCl2 down tubing at 1/4 BPM while observing 3 1/2" x 9 5/8" annular pressure. Had annular response with 2 bbl. out. Pumped_ a total of 4% bbls. (tubing pressure 450 psi) annular pressure to 180 psi (initial), shut dc~n. After 15 minutes, tubing pressure 300 psi, annular pressure 160 psi. No pressure response on 9 5/8" x 13 3/8" annulus. Filled lines and valves with CaC12 to avoid freeze-up. 3-6-80 Shut in pressures: 210 psi Tubing 190 psi Tubing x 9 5/8" annulus -0- 9 5/8" x 13 3/8" annulus o, Both tubing and annulus bled to zero '.~ately. Pumped dc~n tubing as follc~s at 1/2 to 1 BPM: Vol. Out Tbg. Press. Ann. Press. Remarks Shut 2 bbl. 150 -0- 2% 175 100 3 - 6 50 -0- 6 - 10 25 -0- 10 3/.4 75 -0- 11- 24 125 -0- 24 - 31 125 -0- down,bleed off -0- -0- Annulus shut in Open annulus thru choke Circ. out dead crude Circ. out air, gas, oil Pump_ press, increasing, Fluid turned "corner" Circ. salt water (NaCi?) Circ. salt water (CaCl2?) Well Shut In 3-6-80 (cont' d) Shut in for 5 hrs. 0 psi 50 psi 0 psi .. Tubing ~"~bing x 9 5/8" annulus 9 5/8" x 13 3/8" annulus Bled annulus to zero, left open, annulus stable. Pumoed down tubing at 1/4 BPM as follows: Vol. Out Tbg. Press. Ann. Press. Remarks Initial -0- 50 1 - 5 bbl. 25 -0- 5 - 14 25 -0- Annulus bled to zero Circ. out air, gas, w~ak flow Air, gas, 9.9 _ppg. CaC12 mix Well shut in, zero pressures all around. 3-7-80 Pump schedule ~ as follows, rate 1/4 to 1/2 BPM: Vol. Out Tbg. Press. Ann. Press. Remarks Initial -0- 60 1 bbl. 50 60 2- 5½ 60 60 5½- 8½ 100 90 Bled Off ~0- -0- Shr. Wait 60 20 Bled to zero inmediately ~ate press, response CaCl2 returns (10+ _ppg. ) CaCl2 returns (10.6 ppg. ) Shut down Took 2 minutes to zero Bled to zero Annulus flow pencil stream 5 minutes. Shut well in. 9 5/8" x 13 3/8" annulus at zero all times. 3-8-80 Mixed 10.6 ppg. CaCl2 and waited to cool off. Pressures monitored as follow~: Tbg. Press. Ann. Press. 0800hrs. -0- 20 1500 hrs. 20 20 Remarks Bled to zero, oil in ann. Bled to zero, oil in tbg., CaC12 in ann. 3-9-80 Pumped 10.7 ppg. cold CaC12 as follows at 1/2 to 1 BPM: Vol. Out Tbg. Press. Ann. Press. Remarks Initial 20 20 5 bbl. 55 75 5 - 25 100 120 26 - 74 110 120 NOTE: Approx. 60 bbls. volu~e returns. Bled to zero ~ately 10.7 ppg. returns NaCl/CaC12 mix returns CaC12 returns - shut dc~n Lost 14 bbls. to w~ll. Bled off -0- -0- 3 hr. wait 10 35 Bled off ann. to zero, tubing dropped to zero at same t/me Shut well in. Zero psi 9 5/8" x 13 3/8" throughout. 3-10-80 Initial pressures 20 psi. Bled to zero. Observed for flow, both tubing and annulus open for 3 hrs. Well assumed d~d. Tear out equipment. Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Ccem~ss~on &~ril 14, 1980 Plug for Abandonment of Sohio' s Hurl State Sec. 5, T/ON, Prudhoe Bay Unit F;tday, ~Ch 28 - Z departed say ho~e at 2=00 Pla for a 2~30 PH shmmp and 3;30 PM ~~e v~a t~ Soh~ cheer fo~ De~rse a~v~nq at 5~00 ~s ~t b~ ~~"S I~E ~~ ~d ~ ~oce~ to ~e l~at~on ~ere l d~l~ ~ ~tion w~ Dr~l~g For~n ~ ~o~e ~ M~e ~itehead ~d ~1i~ ~g~r ~ M~rd. Wea~er~ -14'F, high scatterS, li~t w~. Sa~y. ~,,.2,,.9 ' B.O.P.E. test on Sohio's west sak #14 ccupleted, the sub, eot' of a separate relx:,rt. At Si00 PM operat~on~ began to squeeze lower perforations at 8985' - 9010' and at 89600 - 8978". Fifty sacks glass "Gu cement were pumped with calculated bottcla at the b~idqe plug a~ TOC at 8772'. ~OC four hours. TOC was not ta~ged. sun. ~a..y, Narch 30 - At I..00 AM 75 sacks class "G" cement were pumped to cover 7' liner lap, 8500' - 8400' and above permanent pecker to calculated 8200~ within 3%' OD tubing left in place. However, while pulling 2 1/16' OD cementing string the string became wet indicating plugged pipe. Laying down of tubing revealed 65 joints cemented up for a calculated loss of 6 barrels of cement. Subsequent tagging of top of plug with Otis wireline indicated TOC at 8507'. Sohio"s Anchorage ~anage~ent decided a third plug should be pumped. M?~nd. ay, March 3! - Twenty-two sacks class "G" cement was pumped at 2=00 AM and subsequent tagging with wireline at 11=45 AM indicated TOC at 8020", well above the top of the 7" liner at 8417~ and Otis Permanent packer at 84051. Tri-State then ran mill to clean 3%" OD tubing but gauge ring indicated E-Z drill retainer could not be safely run. New mill was run. jTuesday, April 1 -W~esday, April. 2 - Mills were run six additional times before attempt to set the E-Z drill retainer was made Thursday morning. .T~. ursday, April 3 - Tubing and 9 5/8" casing was perforated at 2150' at 2~30 AM. E-Z drill retainer was set at 2058' and 100 sacks arcticset cement pumped with initial injection pressure of 3 BPM @ 250 PSI. Final injection pressure was ~/2 BPM @ 500 PSI. Calculations indicated one barrel cement above the retainer in 3%u OD tubing, or 115'. Fifteen barrels cement were .umaped belov the zetaAner and Ante perforatAons. ThAo ojmzatton ~as maa~ieted at 10,00 All TOC not. tagged. Bobby rooter relAeved sm to uttneas pumping of ~o9 ]plug and settLag of~ marker I departed Prudhoe Bay at 1,30 1~ via ~ha Sohio charter arrLvJ~g in Anchorage at 3jO0 J~ and at my home at 3t30 PR. In minatory I ~d. tnemm pumpf~g o~ four plugo An Sohio'o Hurl State #1. Bobby Foster vAtne~oed the top pl~g and lmmtallat~on o£ the marker post. O~ SAPC PUDY PDBY SOHIO BP ANCH SAPC lb6 28 IlAR 80 TO RIG IRE DRILLING SUPERUISOR F[,I DR ILL ING SUPER INTENDANT ~ P ~ND A PRUGR~H FOR HURL STATE ~-1~-13 1115 HAS AFTER REACHING T.D. OF 9~4Z'; CIRCULATE AND CONDITION BRINE- RE/~0~;E 0TIS STACK AND POH. RE/d0b'E "N" NIPPLE, DW PLUG; AND BIT. WITH 2 1/16" OPEN-ENDED DP WITH "H" NIPPLE AT EOTTOH AND S/%~I-T00TH BOTTOH. C IRC~TE ~RINE ~T T.D. LAY CEMENT PLUG FOLLOW~ (T.D. 0F 9~d0' - 8772')~ A) 12 BBLS. FRESH WATER 5[~ SKS CLASS G PLUS I PERCENT FRICTION REDUCER' PLUS RE- TARDER FOR 3:00 TT AT 21{~ DEGREES (F). (DENSITY 15-8~ I/d~TER 5 G~L., YIELD l- 15) C) I BBL. FRESH WATER D) 24 BBLS. lBRINE (TO DISPLACE CEMENT T0 NOTE: RECALCULATE G~I'JENT IF T.D. OF 9Z40' CANNOT Sm Rk~CHED. 3. P0H TO 875~', CIRCULATE AND MOUE PIPE FOR 4 HRS. 5.~ RIH WITH 2-7" T0._~.~_7_5" O.D. MILL TO 2200', POH. PLACE PLUG e2 AS FOLLOWS: ;%) I · S BilLS. FRESH W/%TER · B) 75 SKS OF ABOVE CEMENT C) I BSL. FRESH WATER W0C 6 HRS. ~ND CIRC~TE DOWN T0 TAG PLUG OKAY. 2:~o~ 6- RIG LUBRICATOR. Rill A~D SHOOT 1/~ HOLES IN 3 1/2" TUBING ,~,~.~o ~150' WITH 2 1/8" HYPERD0~E GUN. 7- RUN H0WC0 EZ DRILL 0N 2 1/16" AND SET aT 2100'. BREAK DOWN SOUEEZE WITH 1~0 SKS ARCTIC SET I CE~IENT. DISPLACE SHORT AND POH. ~ ~too ~ 8. CUT 3 1/2" TUBING ~ FT. BELOW H~NGER, HEM0~E 6" ~NNUL~R, REMOUE PiANDREL HAN G~H. 9. RIH TO 100' AND FILL WITH ARCTIC S}~.T CE~IENT. 10. REIn0UI-. BOPE A~D TUBING SPOOL. 11- INSTALL~ X 4 1/2" i~ARKLR POST WITA THE FOLLOWIi~G INFORMATION SOHI0 P.B.U. HURL STATE 5-10-13 1710' SNL, 21/48' EWL, SEC* 5, TION, RI3E, UPM CC JUDD RLID WE~!ARK CEMENTING SUMMARY PLUG JOB ~ , LAST CASING ' DRILLED DEPTH ' HOLE SIZE PPG. PURPOSE OF PLUG _ t~>~¢~ !- %O:i?-t~ II · REQUIRED PLUG LENGTH: FROM dALCULATED CEMENT VOLUME: EXCESS, TOTAL CEMENT USED WAS WITtt OPEN END DRILL PIPE AT PUMPED ~ BBLS. ' UP TO ~ CU.FT. ( GU.FT. ( ~ CIRCULATED , ( sx.) + SX. ). MIN. '). PRE-WASH AHEAD. MIXED AND PUMPED I b~ ,' ~ ...... rrG DISPLACED CEMENT WITH P..\ ~z~ 9-~- CU.FT. ( ~ SX.) OF ~ ~ i,~,~ ,,~ ADDITIVES. HRS. THICK TIME. STARTED MIXING CEMENT AT (D ~' ~-O HRS. ~ ~-~ PSI. DISPLACED AT A ~TE AT A RATE OF , ~ BPM AND OF \ BPM AND \ DRILLPIPE WAS WET/DRY AFTER DISPLACING. PULLED PSI. C.I.P. AT OJ~c~o HRS. gGAN~S OF PIPE, AND WAS OUT OF CALCULATED CEMENT TOP AT '~ ~ ~ HRS. PULLED DRILLPIPE TO . WAIT ON CEbtENT HRS. Attach: Ce~nenters Job Summary Pressure Charts Other Contractor's Job Summaries SUPERVISOR SECTION 4 30" Csg. 154# 46' W~,T, SKETCH - HURL STATE (5-10-13) KB Tubing Hanger 16' 20" CSg. 94# 343' 13 3/8" DV 1379' Ball valve landing nipple 513' Insulated 3%" Tubing 517 ' Baker telescopic jt. Otis Tbg. seal divider XO Sliding Sleeve Otis Permalachpacker XO Sliding Sleeve 1 3/4" Drift to 1" Drift to 975' 991' 999' 1002' 1008' 1085' 1090' 13 3/8" Csg. 2143' Top~nt. Calc. 2823' 9 5/8" DV 4573' Hole in 9 5/8" 5452' Tested to 1500 psi Top lint. Calc. 6925 ' Top 7" liner 8417' 9 5/8" Csg. 8585' Perfs. 8852'-8860' Squeezed Perfs. 8960'-8978' Open Perfs. 8985'-9010' Open Bridge Plug 9040' Perfs. 9055'-9060' Squeezed Perfs. 9060'-9064' Squeezed 7" Liner 9722 ' II I 1 iii I1 XO Sliding Sleeve "Q" Landing Nipple Otis WBPerm. Packer 8372' 8385' 8405' 9.8 ppg. NaC1 Fresh water mud Cement 10.7 ppg. CaC12 / Insulation . SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY April 3, 1980 ANCHORAGE, A~ TELEPHONE(9~,~2O MAIL POUCH6-6 ANCHORAGE, ALASK~ CONFID~I; -~ON'F'ER: RtF: Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attn: Mr. H. H. Hamilton Hurl State 5-10-13 Enclosed, in duplicate, is Form 10-404, Monthly R~port of Drilling and Workover Operations, for the above-n~med well for the month of March, 1980. Yours very truly, AMR: ja Enclosures cc: Well File #17 Acting District Drilling Engineer Form No IO-4'04 REV 3-1-70 SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS WELL WELL OTHER Wildcat 5. APl NUMERICAL CODE 50-029-20027 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO ADL 28289 7 IF INDIAN'ALOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Sohio Alaska Petroleum CQmpany 3 ADDRESS OF OPERATOR Pouch 6-6&2, Anchoraqe, AK 99502 4. LOCATION OF WELL At surface: 8. UNIT FARM OR LEASE NAME P~hoe Po_y Unit 9. WELL NO Hurl State 5-10-13 1710' SNL, 2148' EWL, Sec. 5, T10N, R13E, UPM 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT W~ 1 11. SEC. T. R. M. (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 5, T10N, R13E, UPM 12. PERMIT NO. 69-49 13.REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AND VOLUMES USED, PERFORATIONS, TESTS AND RESULTS FISHING SOBS JUNK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AND ANY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN HOLE CONDITIONS. March, 1980 Accepted rig 0330 hours, March 19, 1980. Installed ar~ tested BOPE. Cleaned out 3 1/2" tubing to 1540'. Csmented 3 1/2" x 9 5/8" annulus and 9 5/8" x 13 3/8" annulus with 1235 cu. ft. Arcticset c6~ent. Shut in w~ll. Stripped in and killed well. Set three c6ment plugs frcm 8020'-9040' with 169 cu.ft. Class G c6ment. Ran mill in 3 1/2" tubing, cleaned out to 2300'. (In progress.) 14. I hereby cert,fy that the for~go,ng~ tr,us and correct ACTXNG DXSTRXC~ SIGNED ~~ ~ . TITLE ~m~~r~~ DATE ~._.~~__~ NOT£--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, re§ardless of the status of operations, and must be filed m duphcate with the oil and {las conservation ¢ommlttm} by the l~ith of the succeeding month,unless otherwise directed. Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Ccmnnission Hoyle H. Hmailton~ Hatch 21, 1980 ChaLman of tim Ccm~s'sion · Cmmissioner Witness BOPE of SOHIO's Abandonment of Hurl State (drilLed by Sec. 5, TllN, R13B, UN. .20, While witnessing the abandonment o£ Conoco"s Owydyr Bay State #1 Hr. Gary ~oore, SOHIO d~ill~ foreman, contacted me and requested I witness the BOPE test on Hurl State il vhlch I did. The results of this test are attached to this toxin.vt. In summary, X witnessed the BOPE test on SOHIO's Hurl State 6r,3PC S Ld,_.,,." 'Icbt Pressuuc Annula,: Pro/c_ ~,:; 2u ............ Full C!;arge Pi. ess Jrt A£her Clo'.uvo_~~ .... ps~g 200 ps~u At~ve Ptec,~9c ,,~- :ne,~' .m~ : Full N2~O} ~..~~/ ~,~ pszg. Con~ols: Pilx? fkim.5 / , ,~0~ I,o':au Kelly -- 'LC:...L ?re:S: cJ,2 -- Choke i.~ie Valves___/ ~o Inqida E<'oL) - TeSt PFc ;,.tier. H.C.R. Valve .............. / ~o~ ..... ,, Choke r, lanlfold ~, '.fci:,k JJ Ad.lUSt'>lo Chokes ~ ___~ l;Ij~2ju~c"~l]y cpc~l-a[xy] c~i(~'~,' ____ ............... -=. _ __ _ ........... S-::.:- ..... .=.=-.j ..... :- -:- ........ -: . ........ Test Kc:suits: Fciilu}~s .............. q'c>,c ';'~,~' ~ -' y~' and Repair or t'eplacanont o{ fai. lcd oiuip, oJl,, tO LC Iii_'],.~ Will]il. il ....... I~[~ctor/C~am. sszon off zee notified. SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Co~ission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 3111 "CF, STREET ANCI-tO FI ;,G E. ALAS TELEPHONE (907) 2G5 MAIL POUCIi 6-61 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA CONFiD~TIK Attn: Mr. H. H. Hamilton Gentlemen: Attached are Sundry Notices to abandon the following wells located inside the Unit boundaries of the Prudhoe Bay Unit. Mobil-Phillips Kuparuk State #1 Kuparuk State 24-11-12 Kuparuk State 7-11-12 Kuparuk State 33-11-12 Hurl State 5-10-1~ W. Kuparuk State 3-11-11 Also included is our Sundry Notice to complete Kuparuk State 22-11-12 for use as a pressure observation well. PRJ: ja Enclosures cc: Well Files A. M. Skov, S.F. Yours very truly, SOHIO ALASKA PETROl_gUM CO. P. R. Judd District Drilling Engineer Form ! 0~403 REV. Submit "1 ntentlons" in Triplicate & "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate STATE OF/~LASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Oo not use this form for prol~osals to drill or to deeDe~ Use "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT-'"' for such pt~)DO~IS.) WELL k-J OTHER Wildcat NAME OF OPERATOR Sohio Alaska Petroletln Ccmpany. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR Pouch 6-612, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 LOCATION OF WELL At surface 1710' FNL, 2148' F~L, Sec. 5, T10N, R13E, UPM 1~. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GA, etc.) RKB = 78.27' Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice. Re !5. APl NUMERICAL CODE 50-029-20027 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 28289 7. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE'N'kME 9. WELL NO. Hurl State 5-10-13 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT' Wildcat 11. SEC.,T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 5, T10N, R13E, UPM PERMIT NO, 69-49 )ort, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: r----- TEST WATER SHUT-OFF L-- PULL OR ALTER CASING FRACTURE TREAT ~ MULTIPLE COMPLETE SHOOT OR AClDtZE ABANDON* REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF ~ REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTER lNG CASING SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING ABANDONMENT* (Other) ~ (NoTE,--- -- -RepO, results of multiple completion on Well Completiol~ _or Recompletlon Repo~ and Log form.) 15., DESCRIBE PROI:~)SED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all plrtln~t (lltlllt, and give pertinent dates, Including estimated date of starting any proposed work. This well was ccmloleted as a shut-in well October %o November, 1969· Wireline entry on April 2, 1971 found 9 5/8" casing and tubing in c~cation and obstruction at 865'. The well was wireline re-entered September 5 and September 9, 1979. 1 3/4" tools stopped at 858' and 1" tools stopped at 1076'. We propose to re-enter this well approximately February 20, 1980 to effect abando~t. Our work plans are to lubricate in cold 10.6 ppg. CaC12 brine to obtain primary control, move in rig and swage and remove expected collapsed tubing. For final aband~t, the open perforations at 8960' to 9010' will be squeezed, c~nent will be left above existing packer at 8405', additional ~t plugs planned are 2000' to 2100'+; 800' to 1000'+_, depending on conditions found . on the re-entry; and 100'+ to surface. The present condition of the well is: 30" casing cemented at 46'; 20"* casing set at 343'; 13 3/8" casing set at 2134'; 9 5/8" casing set at 8510'; 7" liner set at 8417' to 9722'; 3 1/2" tubing with production packer at 8405' (isolation pac~,~a~ ~Q~8:!.;~.~and 4 spf 8960'-8978' and 8985'-9010' ;~ _. ,. ~ ',, ~,' ~ .... 16. I hereby certify~~correct SIGNED TITLE APPROVED BY . ~ ~'--..-u.-v-~c~ <. CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY.-' T IT L E OAT E 7_ - ?s; 80 State inspector to witness BOPE test before entry of well, setting of cement plugs, well marker and location clean- wi~h ~' ' ' ~,,,~1~ and ice. See l~t~ructlon~n~e~~~On of location when clear - . .: _ · .............. ~, SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY -- _._~__-~_c.o~-~__ 3111 "C' SI'~R'-~-E~..~A~. ' , . - , ANCHORAGE. e . TAT TE~ ...... ~ '~~ ~- ~~, ~m~& ~l STATTEC ~as~a O~L & Gas Co~se~at~o~ Co~ss~ ~. -~ , ' ~ ~~---- 3001 Porkpie Drzve 2 -~ I, ~ . ' C~~ ~cho~age, ~asAa 99501 i FILF: ..... Attn: Mr. H. H. Hamilton Gentlemen: Attached are Sundry Notices to abandon' the following wells located inside the Unit boundaries of the Prudhoe Bay Unit. Mobil-Phillips Kuparuk State #1 Kuparuk State 24-11-12 Kuparuk State 7-11-12 Kuparuk State 33-11-12 Hurl State 5-10-13 W. Kuparuk State 3-11-11 Also included is our Sundry Notice to complete Kuparuk State 22-11-12 for use as a pressure observation well. PRJ: ja Enclosures cc: Well Files A. M. Skov, S.F. Yours very truly, SOHIO ALASKA PETROLAJ3M CO. P. R. Judd District Drilling Engineer Form I O-41)3 ~EV. 1-10-73 Submit "1 ntentlons" in Triplicate & "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate STATE OF ALASKA OIL 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.) OiL I--'1 GAs !--1 WELL[ I WELL L-J OTHER Wrildoat NAME OF OPERATOR Sohio Alaska Petrole~ Cc~~ 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR Pouch 6-612, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 4. LOCATION OF WELL At surface 1710' FNL, 2148' FWL, Sec. 5, T10N, R13E, UPM 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc.) RKB = 78.27' 14. Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Re 5. APl NUMERICAl. CODE 50-029-20027 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 28289 7. IF INDIAN, AI./OT'TEE OR TRIBE NA~ME 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME P~_~hoe Bay Unit 9. WELL NO. Hurl State 5-10-13 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 5, T10N, R13E, UPM 12. PERMIT NO. 69-49 =ort, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO.' TEST WATER SHUT-OFF ~ PULL OR ALTER CASIN(~ FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMPLETE SHOOT OR ACIDIZE ABANDON* REPAIR WELL CHANGE PI-ANS (Other) SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTER lNG CASING SHOOTING OR AClDIZING ABANDONMENT* (Other) (NOTE, Report results of multiple completion on Well Cem.?~_.lon or Recompietion Report and Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all Dertlnent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. This well was completed as a shut-in well October to November, 1969· Wireline entry on April 2, 1971 found 9 5/8" casing and tubing in c~cation and obstruction at 865'· The well was wireline re-entered September 5 and September 9, 1979. 1 3/4" tools stopped at 858' and 1" tools stopped at 1076'· We propose to re-enter this well approximately February 20, 1980 to effect abandonment. Our work plans are to lubricate in cold 10·6 ppg. CaCl2 brine to obtain primary control, move in rig and swage and remove expected collapsed tubing. For final abandonment, the open perforations at 8960' to 9010' will be squeezed, cement will be left above existing packer at 8405', additional cement plugs planned are 2000 ' to 2100 '+; 800 ' to 1000' +, depending on conditions found . on the re-entry; and 100'+ to surface. - The present condition of the ~is: 30" casing cemented at 46'; 20" casing set at 343'; 13 3/8" casing set at~3~; 9 5/8" casing set at('~*510i; 7" liner set,at 8417' to 9722'; 3 1/2" tubing with production packer at 8405' (is6i-ation packer at 1~.,~/m~ 4 spf 8960'-8978' and 8985'-9010' ~- L ? ! ~ ! ;- ,.. 16. I hereby certlfY~~orrect SIGNED -/3· l~· ~Jl_fl'C~ TITLE (This space for State office ) APPROVED BY ~/~-~ ~~ ~}v-~/(% TITLE CONDITIONS OF AP¥~OVAL IF ANY District Drilling Engineer DATE, DATE ' State inspector to witness BOPE test before entrv of well, setting o. cement pl _~. '~~ well marker and location cl~~j%rW~n~.e3~ e~on of location when clear of snow BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS$1Ott and. ice. 02-001B STATE of ALASKA D 1 rector THRU- O. K. Gllbreth (~ Chief Petroleum Engineer FROM Lonnle C. Smith Petroleum Engi neer DATE October 20, 1972 SUBJECT Inspection of Location Clean-ups, North Slope Alaska September 12, 1972 I departed Anchorage by Wein Consolidated's comn;ercial flig.ht arriving a~ Deadhorse on the ~]orth Slope at 9:30 A~.. The weather was generally poor with light to heavy snow showers, and 30 degrees with gusty winds. I was met at the Airport by Red Horst of ~ukluk, who carried me to the [~ukluk camp where I picked up the leased vehicle. I returned to the Gay Airways, Inc. office at Deadhorse to check with the operations pi lot Walt Frisch, and learned that a chopper would not be available until late afternoon and I was requested to check back about 5:00 PH. I returned to the Mukluk camp where I ate lunch and topped off the two gas tanks in the vehicle before heading out west on the BP's "spine road" through the field. It is evident ~hat a great deal of construction activity has been going on with new gravel maintenance roads being con- structed for field pipelines which will transport oil and gas from the wellheads at each development pad to the production stations. New culverts are being put in for better drainage of both lakes and rivers. Large stock pi les of pipe and equipment are being located close to where the work will occur in the field area. BP had at least three large stacks of pipe located in the field besides the main supply depot at Mukluk's yard. BP has construction underway on the gravel pad for their new Base Camp, which will be about one mile southeast of the GC-I production flow station. The Brinkerhoff Rig ii~36 has been moved from F-pad back to A-pad over well //6 to commence resetting of the tubing and packer in that well. Portions of the rig and camp are still being moved. I drove to F-pad and took two pictures (attached, page 5) showing : Photo l~l-I, Item J~i, the ~/ell- head and sign of Well ~F--2 with Item /t2, the reserve pit in the background. Photo //I-2 shows: Item ~'!, wellheads of F-I through 5; Item portable mast and logging truck working on well #F-6; and Item #4, pipe and drilling equipment stacked on edge of the pad. I also stopped at the old BP Central Pad-3 for Photo ~/I-3 which shows: Item #1, the open pit on the south side of the pad and Item ~!2, one of the fenced well cellars. I then drove to Prudhoe and proceeded to ARCO's DS /~1 where I had noticed the drilling mast had been lowered on the ~,owan rig. The rig had been ski dded~f'fof the //I--5 well to the very end of the pad and ( ¢1 Homer L. Burrell -2- October 20, 1972 the mast laid down. The rig does not appear to be dismantled for moving off this location. I took two photos (page 6) of this development drill site. Photo J~l-I shows: Item #1, the permanent production building over the wellhead on well #1; Item !I2, the well sign on the door of the bui Idlng. Photo t~1-2 was taken from the roadway east of the pad and shows: Item #1, the two well-houses over #1-1 and #1-3; Item ¥~2 the wellheads of #1-2, #1-4 and itl-5; Item #3, the rig stacked at the south end of the pad and; Item ~f4, a test tank near well ,~1-4. I returned to Gay Helicopter's office at Deadhorse and waited for the availibillty of a helicopter. Finally at 6:30 PI~ a helicopter was ready and even though it was quite late in the day I decided to proceed with the inspection trip because no better conditions could be predicted for the next day. Well locations were inspected in the following order: I..M°bi I,,- Hur! Sta,7~ t~5-10-13 IS~- ~. TION~ RI3E, U.M.). We reached the location at 6:46 PM, circled and landed. I took two photos on the ground (page 7). The first photo #1-1, is looking south past the wellhead toward the pit and shows: Item #1, the wellhead in a cellar; Item ~/2, the well sign; Item #3, rig sills and pi ling; Item #4, the reserve mud pit. Photo #1-2 shows: Item ~/I, the wellhead; Item #3, the rig sills and pi ling; Item #5, the "rat hole" pipe next to the wellhead. The gravel was quite ~'rough~ and the location although free of any large materials would require considerable picking up to be clean of trash and debris. 2. Mobil - Kuoaruk State #24-11-12 (Sec. 24, TIiN, RI2E, U.M.) This well has a large stack of mud pal lets on the east end of the pad and several other stacks of material near the wellhead and along ~he west edge of the pad. The wellhead has a few sills around it sticking up through the gravel. S~e boards and trash are scattered just off the northwest corner of the pad. A drilling line is strung across the pad along with boards and sticks, and lots of small debris. I took three photos (page 8) here, //2-1 is looking to the southeas~ and shows: Item #1, the wellhead in a cellar; Item #2 part of the open reserve pit; Item #3, a mud tank, a stack of barrels and a pile of rig sills. Photo t½2-2 is a view to the southwest showing: Item ~4, three stacks of casing along the west edge of the pad; Item #5, an open ~carnp pit''~. Photo ~'I~2-3 is a view to the northeast across the northwest corner of the pad showing: Item #4, stacked casing; Item ~6, a loading dock with miscellaneous supplies; Item #7, the gravel road leaving the location to the north; Item /~8, boards, trash and cable both on and off the pad. 3. Mobil North Kuparuk St. #26-12-12 (Sec. 26, TI2]N~__RI2E, U.[,~..) There is a gravel air strip here. There is no material left on this location, however, there are a lot of boards and debris scattered around on the pad and on the edges of it. At least two pi~s are still open, one to the east and one to the south. I didn't see any well sign. I took three photos (page 9) here, ,,~3-1 looking to the south shows: Item ;itl, the wellhead in the cellar; Item ,.,'-'2 what appears to be the reserve rnud pit. Photo #3-2 shows: Item /!i, the wellhead; Item /~3, boards and Hc~er L. Burreli October 19, 1972 trash ali over, around and off the pad. Photo #3-3 is a view southwest across the pad showing; Item #4, a trash pile which is about 35' from the north edge of the pad. 4. Mobil - West Kuparuk #3-11-11 (Sec_. #3, TI IN, RILE, U.I.I,_) There are no supplies left at this location, but it is obvious from the damaged tundra around and off the northwest corner of this location that proper care was not taken reguarding vehicle operation before or after breakup. There are quite a few posts or pi ling sticking up as much as three feet which are off of the pad on the southeast corner. The reserve mud pit is to the south of the pad and it contained some wire rope on the west side of the pit berm and a number of mud sacks in the pit along the east side. There is a large well sign at the east end of well location. I took two photos at this location (page I0). Photo #4-1 shows: Item #1, the wellhead; Item #2, the reserve pit; Item #3, a wellsign; item #4, pi ling and sills used to support the rig; Item #5, a caved-in "rat hole''. Photo #4-2 shows: Item #1, the wellhead; Item #2, the reserve mud pit; Item /~6, hoses, pipe and debris which are scattered around the location. 5. SOCAL - Kaverak Pt. #32-25 (Sec. 25t Ti3N~, RIOE, U.M..) Due to the lateness of the day and the heavy snow showers we required almost I0 minutes to locate this well. When we found it at 7:49 PM it was too dark to take any more photos but I observed the roi lowing: I. The wellhead is contained by a plywood house which rests on the rig sills and pi ling; 2. There are several joints of pipe on the sills near the building; 3. The reserve mud pit is to the east side of the location; 4. A small well-test burn pit is to the southwest of the location; 5. A number of barrels are also stacked on the sills; 6. The pad is fairly clean except for the heavy pieces of iron sticking out around the edge of the pit area; 7. Considerable junk and debris has been placed in the small burn pit. 6. S_OC_AL - Simpson Lagoon #32--14A (Se~c_. 14~__TI3N,~ R9E,_ U.M.) We found this well location lightly covered with snow and it was still snowing. It was too dark for pictures so I walked around the location and noted the following: i. The reserve mud pit was still open on the west side of the well; 2. The wellhead was covered by a plywood house; 3. The rig pi ling and sills were still in place; 4. The fuel area berms were still intact; 5. The reserve pit and around the pilings contained trash and debris; 6. Part of the gravel on the east side of the well was smooth; 7. On the sills near the we llhouse a grea~ deal of material had been neatly stacked consisting of barrels, tubing and timbers. The nearby snow showers continued and we were unable to locate the SOCAL well #33-29E and after hunting for a while I decided enough time had been spent and so we headed toward Deadhorse. 7. ~.~.obii - Kuparuk S~._#_7-1J_-12 (Sec.J7, TiiH, RI2E, U.~;I.)_. As we flew toward Deadhorse we flew directly over this Mobil well and landed, even though the aircraft's landing lights had to be used. T~is location has: I. A reserve mud pit south of the well which Ho~er L. Burrell -4- October 17, 1972 contains some debris; 2. A test pit off to the southeast which is still open with a large pile of gravel or excavated material pi led to the southside; 3. The wellhead has a weilsign; 4. Rig sills are still inplace in the gravel around the wellhead; 7. Except for a ladder laying near the wellhead the location appeared cleaner than most of Mobi Is I ocat Ions. We returned to Deadhorse arriving at 8:30 F~.~ after inspecting seven of eleven locations of two operators. Attachments Mobil Oil Corporation POST OFFICE POUCH 7-003 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 ALASKA DIVISION Pouch 7-003 Anchorage, A1 aska State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99509 ATTENTION' Homer Burrell DATA TRANSMITTAL: RE: DIVISION OF LANDS NOTICE DATED DECEMBER 17, 1971 The following material is being transmitted herewith. Please acknowledge receipt by signing one copy of this letter and returning it to the undersigned. Mobil et al. Hurl 5-10-13 Core Analyses Cores 5-9 8932/8978 8971/9081 9062/9044 Tight Hole Test #4 Tight Hole Test #5 Tight Hole Test #8 Tight Hole Test #9 8943/8977 8975/8990 9052/9069 8847/8880 Production Test #1 perfs 9055/9060 Production Test #2 perfs 8960/9010 Oi 1-Water permeabi 1 i ty and Waterflood data TRANSMITTED/BY~ ~ AN ORIGINAL POLAROID~ LAND PHOTOGRAPH SUBJECT__ . DATE For lour convemence appropriate box for Jhe P558A-] 5/70 R~GULAR SIZE COPIE~ WALLET SIZE COPIES 5 x 7 ENLARGEMENTS 8 × 10 ENLARGEMENTS~ 35mm SLIDES ~ AN ORIGINAL POLAROID® SUBJECT _ ___ ~ ~;~ ~ ~F~bARS~ZECOPIES '~ ~ ~ ~ ~VALLET S ZE COP ES For your convemence ~x7 ENLARGEMENTS AN ORIGINAL POLAROID® LAND I~HOTOGRAPH ~opies desired in the s~ze~s) you se)ec!~ P558A ~ 5/70 Fo(tm P--? OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE WELL cOMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG* la TYPE OF WELL. Oil. J~J ~ELL WELL [] Dar [] Other b TYPE OF COMPLETION: woaIc [~ P~U~ mrr ~ Other Completion 2. NAME OF OPgRATO~ Mobil 0il Corporation 3 ADDRgSS OF OPERATOR P. 0. Box 1734; Anchorage; Alaska 99501 4. LOCATION OF WELL (Re,oFt loc(~tJon CJe~'J~] and Sn aC¢ordi~noe %0Jg}% ~ ~J~t~ F~JF~t~)' At su~ace 1710' FNL and 2148' ~L sec. 5, T10N R13E 50-029-20027 L~_ASE DI~SIGN&TION A~ID S]~%IA.L NO ADL 28289 IF INDIAN, ALI~'l-,-~.a~ OR TRIBE NAM~ um?.r~ OR ~s~. ~v~ Mobil-Phil Hurl State WELL NO 5-10-13 10. Fr~-r) ~ POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat '11. SEC , T., R , M., (BO'I'I'OM HOLE OBJECTIVE) At top prod. interval reported below Same At total depth Same 13. DA~ SPUDD~ Jld. DA~ T.D. RF_~CHED il5 DA~ COMP, $US~ OR ABAND. 5/11/69 J 8/10/69J Complo 12/1/69 18 T~AL DEPTH, MD & TVD[9 PLUG B~CK MD & ~Dr. ~ ~I'ULT~LE ~MAmL., 121. 11~420~ 9 Bridge Plug -- Surf/ToDo ~. PRODUCING ~TERVAL(S), OF ~I$ ~MP~TIO~I--rlN~P, BOSOM, NARVIE (MD, AND 8960'/8978' Sadlerochit 89'/9010' Sec. 5, T10N R13E UPM '12. P~-IT 69-49 Jig: ~.~.vi~o~s (DF, aXS. RT. GR, ~A'I~C)* il?. I~.LW. CASINGHEAD 78.27' ~ J 58.49' Gravel pad INTERVALS DRILLED BY J ~ "w~ DIRE~ON~ SURV~ MADE J Deviation only 1 ELECTRIC A.ND OTHER LOGS RUN IES, Sonic, Density, SNP, CDM, CBL, Mud Log _ CA.SLN'G SIZE ] WEIGH'T, LB/FT 30" I 154 20" 94 13 3,/8" 54°5 & 61 9 5/8" 47 & 43°5 LINER REC O1Rt) CASING RECORD (Report all strings set in well) IGlad. DE i D~ S~T (,iVy) HOLE SIZ~ Line J 30' H-40 J 343 24 J-ssi 2134 17 1/2 s-gs I 8s .o, CEI~G RECOP~ 525 sax 2090 sax (2 sta8es) 930 sax (2 sta~es) A.NIOUNT PULLED SIZE [ TOP(MD) J BOTTOM(MD) [ SACKS CEMENT* '28 PERFOKATIONS OPE~ 'TO PRODUCTION (Interval, size and number) 8960'/8978' All perforations 8985'/9010' 4 jet holes/fto i i PRODUC~ON 27 iUBING REOOR~ J SCREEN (MD) SIZE DE~ SET (MD) [ PACKER SET (MD) 3 1/2 8405 8405' and 1008' ACID, SHOT, F~'U~, C~ENT SQU~ZE, ~C D~I I~V~ (~) J A~O~'F ;~D KIND O,F MA~AL US~ 9060'/9064' ] 90 sax class G cement 8852'/8860' [ 30 sax class G cement See "attached w$11 history for additional SqueeZe cement.~n~ , DATE FIRST PRODUCTION 11/14/69 DST ~ DATE OF TEST, PiOURS TESTED 'JC~OXE SIZE JPROD'N FOR OIL--BEL Refer to at,t~ched test d~ta J FLOW ~BING ~S~G PMSM ICAaM OI~BBL. G~M~. 31 DISPOSITION Or OAS (Sold, used for ]uel, vented, etc ) 32. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS P~ODUCTION ME'IHOD (Flowmg, gas hi.t, pumping--size and type of pump) Flowin~ WELL STATUS (Producn%g or &suE-m) Shut- in GA.~--1V~CF WATER--BBL I G~S-Om ~o i tTE.~T WITNESSED BY ' Me ye r .q,,h.~.,,~ne woll hi.~nrv mhd nrnd,,.~inn test results (history ~ loRs previously $~bmi~t~d)~ 33 I hereb~ c~tha~h, fo~~ att~?d in~r~ l, complete and .orrect., deter, ined from all-a~ailable records~//' .,n... ~ ~ ~//~~~~v,~n. D iv is ion E ng i nee r pATE *(See Instructio~ S~ces Jar Additional Data on Reverse Side) _ 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. Itemi I&: Indicate: Which elevation is used as reference (where not ·otherwise shown) for depth measure- meats given in ether spaces on this form and in any attachments. . Items 20, and 22:: If this well is completed for separate production from more than one in~terval zone (multiple completion), so state in item 20, and in item 22 show the prc.:Jucing interval, or intervals, top(s), bottom(s) and name (s) (if any) for 'only the interval reported in item 30. Submit'a separate report (page) on this form, adequately identified, for each additional interval to be seperately produced, show- lng the a(:klitional data pertinent to such .interval. Item26: "Sacks: Cement": Attached supplemental records for this 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 instructiOn for items 20 and 22 above). 34. SUMMARY OF FORM'ATION TESTS INCLUDIN(I INTERVAL TESTED. PRESSURE DATA A=N~ J:tF_,COVERIES OF OIL, GAS, 35. GEOLOGIC MARKERS WATER AND MUD , MEAS, DEPTI~ T[RU~: V]gRT. D~Tlt , . ,,. , ,. , , . ..~ · 36. CORE DATA,' ATTACII BRIEF DESCRIPITIOI~S OF LITHOLOGY, POROSITY, FRACTURES,', APPARENT DIPS .. '' AND DETEC~.'EI~ SllOWS OF OlI~. , . , , , . .... . , ,, .., , ,. , . , . , , , , ., . '. ' ' ,' . ,. , , , ., ~ Form No. 1:'--4 REV. 9-30-6? STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITZEE SUBA~IT I~ ]DUPLICATE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 1. WELL WELL OTHER 2. NA_ME OF OPERATOR Mobil 0il Corporation 3. ADDRESS OF OPEI~ATOR P. 0. Box 1734, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 4. LOCATION O,F WELJ.~ 1710' FNL and 2148' FWL, Sec. 5, T10N, R13E, UPM. 7. IF INDIA]~, ALOTTEE OR TRIBE~I]2 -- HLE ~ ~ 8. L.~IT,F~klRA~ OR LEASE Mobil-Phillips, Hurl State 9. WELL .~'0 #5-10-13 10. FIELD A-ND POOL, OR WILDC~.T Wildcat il, sec., T., R., M., (BOttOM HOLE Sec. 5, T10N, R13E, UPH 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CI'{A~NGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CE1VIENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET A/kr~ VOLU1VfES USED, PERFORATIONS, TESTS A/q-D RESULTS, FISHING JOBS, JLr~K IN HOLE AND SIDE-TR~CKED HOLE ~I~D A_~Y OTI-I]ER SIGNIFICANT CI4_ANGES IN HOI~ CONDITIONS, December: 19.69 Tubing landed @ 8413' with 3 1/2" x 9 5/8" packers Installed tree and tested to 5000 psi. Flowed to burn pit for 2 hours to unload diesel and water. Final Repor~ at 1003' and at 8405' Shut well in. .DIVISION OF 015 .'L>~D CA? ANCFIOILL?,;~ t4' I hereby/~/hatT~eg°ing is true ar~l'~$[GNE~ ~y~./~'~_/.~ ~.~-~./' //IL~'t~ Division Engineer N01£--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of o an¢ must ~le{t in duplicat~ with the Division of Mines & ~inerals by the 15th of the succeeding mo nth~ unless othe~ise directed/c~ Form STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT O:F DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS i oil [] G,~S O wELr, WELL OTHER NAME OF OP~%ATOR Mobil Oil Corporation ADDRESS OF OPi~%ATOR P. O. Box 1734 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 4 LOCATION OF WEJ~L 1710' FR'L & 2148' FI~, Sec. 5, TION, RI3E, UPM AP1 NUAIERICAL CODE 50-029-20027 OKO ~ KLV ....... ADL 28289 i'iE'. -- iT IF INDIA]~, ALOi l~.i 01~ TRIBE NAME - FILE _ Mobil-Phillips Hurl State g %VELL NO ~)5-10-13 10 l,'iW-ifl~ A_ND POOL OR WILDCAT Wildcat SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE 11 SEC , T, R, M (BO/'TOM HOI~E Sec. 5, TION, RI3E, UPM 1~ PERAilT NO 69- 49 13 REPORT TOTAL DE~TH AT END OF MONTH, CHA.NGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING A_ND CE1VIENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET Alkq) VOLLrMF~ USED, PERFORATIONS, TESTS A_N'D RESULTS, FISHING JOB~, JI/NK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TR3%C~ HOLE ANT) AJVY OTITE~ SIGNIFICANT CHA/hq3~ IN HOL.~ CONDITIONS November, 1969 Resqueezed holes 8858'/8860' with 100 sax Class G. Pressure tested w/3000 psi ok. Squeezed hole in casing at 5442' with 100 sax Class G. Pressure tested w/1500 psi ok Pressure tested perfs 9060/9064' with 3000 psi ok. Ran bond log 8400'/9322' Perforated 2 H/ft. 9055'~9060'. Ran DST tool open 4 hours. Fluid surfaced but did not flow. Reversed out clean oil. Squeezed holes 9055'/9060 with 50 sax class G. Set BP @ 9040' and perforated 4 H/ft. 9060'/9078' and 8985'/9010'. Ran DST. Flowed at max rate of 1980'B/D clean oil. Set production packer at 8405'. Ran 3-1/2" tubing with top packer at 1002'. December 1; 1969 Preparing to finish completion and shut well in. CONFIDENTIAL ~_iVI_~iON OF 011. AND_ GAS 14 I hereby ce'~F~"~~~r~ Divis ion Engineer 12-15-69 SIGlq'ED ~. --~~-- - TITL~ DAT~ NOTE--Report on this form m requ~'ed Ur each calendar month, regardless of the status of operaUons, and must be filed m dupl,catt w,th the D~wslon of Mines & Minerals by the'lSth of the succeed,ng month, unless otherwise d~rected ,) MOBIL OIL CORPORATION HISTORY OF OIL OR GAS WELL (Subsequent) Operator: Mobil Oil Corporation Field: Wildcat - North Slope Well No.: Hurl State #5-10-13 Date 1969 Subsequent History of Well Completion This well was completed using Reading and Bates rig #20. lO/21 Activated drilling rig. 10/22 Picked up drill pipe and cleaned out to 8273'. Drilled out cement retainer at 8273' and cement to top of 7" liner at 8417.' Cleaned out to 8691'. 10/23 - 10/27 ~Sque, ezin8 Liner ~Lap, 8417,'/,8510' Pressure tested liner lap to 3500 psi. Pressure broke back to 2600 psi with an injection rate of 15 cu. ft./min. Set a retainer at 8105' and squeezed lap with 80 sax Class G cement. Maximum pressure 2800 psi. Waited 4 hours and squeezed with 80 sax Class G cement. Maximum pressure 3200 psi. Waited 4 hours and squeezed with 50 sax Class G cement at a 15 cu. ft./min, rate with 3800 psi. Squeezed 50 sax to top of liner with a maximum pressure of 4200 psi and a final pressure of 3500 psi. Drilled out retainer at 8105' and obtained break down on lap at 3400 psi. Set a retainer at 8304' and squeezed 90 sax Class G cement through the lap. Final pressure 5000 psi. Drilled out retainer at 8304' and drilled out cement 8354'/8468'. Pressure tested lap with 4500 psi, OK. 10/27 - 11/3 Squeezing Perforations 8852'/8860' Drilled out retainer at 8691' and drilled cement to 8861'. Broke down holes at 8852'/8860' with 2000 psi at 22 cu. ft./min. Set cement retainer at 8566', mixed 100 sax Class G cement and squeezed holes with 68 sax. Final squeeze pressure 5000 psi. Drilled out retainer at 8566' and cement to 8861'. Broke down holes with 3500 psi at 15 cu. ft./min, rate. Set cement retainer at 8560', mixed 1969 -2- 10/27 - 11/3 cont'd. 100 sax Class G cement and squeezed 70 sax through holes. Final squeeze pressure 5000 psi. Drilled out retainer at 8560' and cement to 8861'. Pressure tested holes and obtained a break down. Set a cement retainer at 8534' and squeezed holes with 50 sax Class G cement. 11/3 .P~ressu, re Testing .9~-,5,/8.", Casing Set RTTS packer at 8253' and pressure tested the annulus -- failed at 2000 psi. Pulled up and set packer at 6392'--annulus failed at 2000 psi. Set at 5389' and pressure held OK. Set at 5452' and annulus test failed at 2000 psi. 11/4 - 11/7 ,Squeezing .Hole in 9-,5/8" Casing in Interval 5389'/5452' Set cement retainer at 5039'. Broke down at 1600 psi and injected at a rate of 15 cu. ft./min, at 800 psi. Mixed and squeezed 100 sax Class G cement through holes. Final squeeze pressure 0 psi. Mixed 100 sax and squeezed 52 sax through holes with a final pressure of 2000 psi. Drilled out retainer at 5039' and drilled cement 5259' to 5442'. Drilled out retainer at 8534' and drilled cement 8647' to 8861'. Set an RTTS packer at 5600' and pressure tested perforations at 8852'/8860' with 3000 psi for 30 minutes OK. Pressure tested annulus with 1500 psi for 30 minutes OK. Drilled out retainer at 8880' and cement 9044'/9062'. 11/7 - 11/8 Fishing for Drilling String at 8954' Circulated hole for 2 hours after drilling retainer and cement. Started out of the hole and stuck bit at 8954'. Waiting on Dialog due to bad weather and no radio contact. Fired string shot with righthand torque and 100,000# weight and drill pipe came loose. 11/9 Pressure Testing 906,0'/9064' and Cleaning Out Set RTTS packer at 5680' and pressure tested perforations 9060'/9064' with 3000 psi for 30 minutes OK. Drilled out retainer at 9069' and cleaned out to 9318'. Ran a cement bond log 9322'/8400'. 1969 11/10 - 11/11 Perforate and Run Drill Stem Production Test #1 9055'/9060' Perforated the interval 9055'/9060' with 2 jet holes/ft. Ran bit and scraper and conditioned mud. Ran Halliburton test tools and set packer at 9011'. Opened for Initial Flow Closed for Initial SI Opened for Final Flow Closed for Final SI End of Final SI 4:13 AM 11/11/69 4:18 AM 11/11/69 6:18 AM 11/11/69 10:18 AM 11/11/69 7:34 PM 11/11/69 Reversed out fluid and pulled test tools. ~Note: Refer to attached data for complete test information. 11/12 - 11/13 Squee~ze ~Ce~en, t~i, ng P_e~rfor. at, e,,d' Interv~al .9,Q55'/~9.060' Set a cement retainer at 8758' and squeezed perforations 9055'/9060' with 45 sax of Class G cement. Final squeeze pressure 3800 psi. 11/13 Drilled out retainer at 8758' and cement to 9045'. Set a bridge plug at 9040'. 11/13 - 11/20 Perforate and Run Drill Stem Production Test #2 89~0'/9010' Perforated the interval 8960'/8978' and 8985'/9010' with 4 jet holes/ ft. Ran in hole and conditioned mud. Ran a Sperry-Sun temperature survey from surface to 4000'. Ran Halliburton test tools and set packer at 8909'. Opened for Initial Flow Closed for Initial SI Opened for Final Flow Closed for Final SI End of Final SI 2:46 PM 11/14/69 2:51 PM 11/14/69 4:51 PM 11/14/69 11:51 AM 11/15/69 6:51 AM 11/16/69 Note: Refer to attached data for complete test information. 11/2o Unable to reverse circulate. Pulled out of the hole. Ran in hole with bit and scraper and well kicking through drill pipe. Mixed mud and conditioned hole. 11/20 - 11/23 Completing Layed down drill pipe. Set Otis WB production packer in 9-5/8" casing at 8405' with Schlum- berger wireline. 1969 11/24 - 11/29 Ran 3-1/2" tubing and displaced drilling fluid with 9.8#/gal. saltwater from top of packer at 8405' and then displaced saltwater in tubing with 75 bbls. of diesel. Stabbed tubing into packer at 8405' and set Otis Permalatch packer at 1002'. Tested tubing with 3000 psi, OK. Disconnected from tubing at 992' and swabbed casing dry from 900'. Reran 3-1/2" tubing with insulation to 733' and latched into tubing disconnect. Otis ball valve located at 514' and Otis "XO" sliding sleeves at 1000', 1009' and 8373'. Nippled up tree and tested to 5000 psi. 11/29 Flowed well through 32/64" choke to clean up well. Installed the ball valve at 514', pumped 15 barrels of diesel down tubing and shut well in. 11/30 Released the rig at 12 midnight 11/30/69. ) x '4_" ~ ~ oeg'o_q'-' 7P ?o o M.o~ . ! Form l%To P--4 lq. EV. 9-~0-~7 / STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE t MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS SUB~tT IN DUPLICATE WELL WELL OTHER 2 NAI~E OF OPJER-~TOR Mobil Oil Corporation 3 ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. 0. Box 1734 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 1710' FNL. & 2148' FWL, Sec. 5, TION, R13E, UPM ) AP1 NUMERICAL CODE 50-029 -20027 LEASE DE$iGNATFION AND SERIAL NO ADL 28289 IF INDIAA[, ALOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8 L~IT,F.~I OR LEASE · [obil-Phillips ,Hurl State 9 WELL NO #5-10-13 10 F~V.T .1~ A_%TD POOL OR WILDCAT Wild cat ]i SEC. T, R. M. (BO/q'O,M HOLJE OBO~C~rV~_J Sec. 5, TION, R13E, I'jPM PIKRMIT 1~0 69-49 13 REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AN/) CL-WIENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET A_Nq~ VOLUMES USED, PERFORATIONS TESTS AND RESULTS FISHING JOBS, JUNK L%T HOLE AND SIDE-/-P~ACKED HOLE ANT) A2~Y OTHER SIGNIFICAi~T CI~.J%NGES IN HOL~ CONDITIONS October 1969 Activated rig Drilled out bridge plug @ 8273' and cenent to top of 7" liner @ 8417' Squeezed liner lap with 300 sac Class G cement in 4 stages Pressure tested lap with 4500 psi ok. Drilled out retainer @ 8691' and cemented to 8861'o Squeezed holes @ 8858'/8860' with 130 sax. Class G cement in 2 stages NOVEMBER ,1, 1969 Drilling our cement to test squeeze job. -, C6 Fl [ ,.'2 19 9 DIYkSiOt, i O[ O![ ~ OAS the forego~ ~z t~e aztd correct .... ;1/t sz~ ..... ~_~/ ~ Division Engineer OX~ November 2&; 1969 i i , , Il , NOTE--Repor% o. %h~S form ~5 re4m~ for each cale.dar month, regardless of %he slatus of opera%,o.5, a.~ taus% ~ fded m duphcate with &he O~v,s,on of ~,nes & ~mer~ b~he 15%h o{ %he succeed,n9 month, unless other,se d,recled WELL NO: }hrl #i (5-10-13) AREA' North Slope MOBIL OIL COF, POi',ATI()N FORNAT1ON TEST RI~PORT S i~qNA RY TEST NO'Transition #~ATE: 11/11/69 ZONE: Sadlerochit (Transition) TEST INTERVAL' 9055'/9060' TI~ BREAKDOWN 1st Flow From 4:13 acm. ll/llto ISI From 4:18 a.m. to 2nd Flow From 6:18 a.m. to FSi F~um ~'I$-~ a.n~. to 4:18 a.m. Total 5 min 6:18 a.m. Total 2 hr 10:18 a.m. Total 4 hr 7:34 ~.~. ~escr_____~_Et~.on of Recoveu/ 1st Flow - Strong blow in 5 gal. bucket. Gas to surface in total 11 minutes (6 min after I.S.I., d~ring bleed down). 2nd Flow - Medium strong gas blow through 2 7/8" flareline. Decreased to light blow after 1 1/2 hrs and decreased steadily until faint blow after 3 hrs., S.I. after 4 hrs. Reversed out 134 bbls of clean,black, thick oil. 18±°API at 64°F. Oil had surfaced during flow period but did not reach burn pit before it became too thick to flow. Air temp -20°F. Oil had to be steamed out of surface flowlines. Bottom Hole Pressures Device No. 2612 2611 Clock Range 48 48 p9pth__ 9020 9024 1st Flow Period 4847 4869 2nd Flow Per~d IHP IFP · FFP FSIP IFP FFP FSIF F[tP 537 524 587 589 4377 4384 32£2 81'7 ...... 323I 4393 4409 - 4775 Remarks · Unable to shake out any water. MOfi] L OilJ COlii'Ol:A ['10~ FOt~[ATION TI';ST REPOIIT , .WELL NO- Hurl #1 (5-10-13) TEST NO: 2 AREA' North Slope ZONE' Sadlerochit TEST INTERVAL' 8960'/9010' DATE' 11/14/69 TI~ BREAKDOWN 11/i4 1st Flow From 2:46 p.mo to 2: 51 p.m. Total 5 rains. ISI From 2:51 p.m. to 4:51 p.m. Total 2 hrs. 2nd Flow From 4:51 p.m. lzo 11:51 a.m. l£/15Total 19 hrs. FSI From 11:'~'1 a.ni.l,1/l~o .... ~'i51 a.m. ll/16Total--19 hrs. ,Description of Recover_z 1st Flow - Weak building to strong blow in 5 gal bucket in 5 minutes. Gas to surface after I.S.I. during bleed~down. 2nd Flow - Medium gas blow through 2 7/8" flareline. Fluid to surface at 5:36 p.m. R~fer to Field Test Data Sheet for flow detail. Bottom Hole Pressures Device No. 2612 990 2611 Clock Range 48 48 48 p,epth 8898 8903 8921 1st Flow Period 4709 4742 4721 2nd Flow Period IHP IFP · FFP FSI[ IFP FFP FSI}: FHP - 725 898 - 1301 1272 4353 4381 4360 '13B7 '2665 --'z+~'2 Clock -- 1373 2B-46 4443 Ran - 1435 "'4426 " Oh't Remark s · Oil Gravity 24.4° AP1 at 60°F Clean Max. Temp. 230°F at 8958' ,ONFIDEI iT'IAL Well No. Hurl #1 Production Test No. MOBIL OIL CORPORATION FIELD TEST DATA Perf'd. Interval 8960'/9010' Zone Sadlerochit Date & Time Remarks Open on initial flow Tocalizer Reading 2:46PM 6 minutes alte burn pit. 2:51 4:51 · 5:36 5:45 ,__ 7:00 7:30 7:~_ 8:00 8:20 ',~ ~,, 9:00 9:30 10 '00 Closed for ISI. Gas to surface Open on final flow. Fluid to surface. Cleaning up t Turned to separator. Gas record Changed bean Changed from 1 1/2" gas plate to r 1500 psi 12.4 , 33.8 , i" plate. ~ , 11.0 22.7 32.9 Size 64tbs r SI 100 " 4' 24 Tbg. Press (psig) luring bi flanged 55O 590 i,, , 725 795 825 825 824 ~- ~eparator Temp }' Press (oF) (psig) ,w dowJ. run x 1 63 1/2" pla 280 63 ' I 230 ~ 62 65 7O 140 ,,, i 160 180 170 165 Gas Chart Static (psig) 160 110 160 180 t 170 Diff ---- Liquid Rate 1027 9 528 9 560 8.5 490 .. GOR (cu. bb~.j Well No. Hurl #1 Produztion Test No. MOBIL OiL CORPORATION FIELD TEST DATA 2 Perf'd. Interval 8960'/9~10' Zone Sadlerochit Date & Time 10:30PM 11:30 Remarks ! Tbg. press gage froze ~ ,,, Electrical power in camp went o t 11:35 Tota!izer Reading 43.4 Bean Size 64ubs 16 16 Tbg. Press (psig) 11/15/6P 00:25AM 1:05 1:20 1:30 825~ 64.3 stopping t ~talizer 900 ' burner By passed separator due to air s~pFly · Power on - turned to separator ' ~ Changed bean 4 780 65.1 102.2 156.9 171.2 205.2 237.1 267.6 24 24 t 705 24 700 24 24 24 700 675 675 670 670 _~- Separator Tamp Press (°F) (psig) 71 165 71 175 × lnstrtment air 66 66 67 2-00 i 1 2 '47 3-00 350 ~00 , ~ 4O0 4OO 4OO 380 380 38O Gas Chart Static (psig) 170 180 supply. ~ ,, 35O 4O5 400 Diff Liquid Rate <~/D) 505 , , 5OO 1680 1580 GOR (cu. 4:00 4:30 300.3 24 65 4OO 4O0 380 38O 38O 8.5 L , 1780 1536 1531 1464 1570 43'0 Av CO FIDE TIAL Wel! No. Hurl gL ~1 Production Test No. !IOBiL OiL CORPOP~ATiON FIELD TEST DATA Perf'd. Interval 8960'/90!0' DateI& Time~ Remarks 5:30 6:04 6:30 8'30 9:00 9:25 -. 9:30 Taking Oil & Gas samples _ , _ Changed bean size Change bean & sep. press. _ _. Gas meter not functioning 10:00 ~ properly d~e to oil carry 10:30 ! over into air lines. , _ ii:00 ~ 11:30 ~v .... \ 11:5~ Shut in for final SIP Tota!izer 5eading 333.3 367.9 85,0 497.0 95,1 523.9 107.1 550.2 117.3 583.1 127.9 613.9 j139.4 640.7 , , , Bean Size 64tbs 24 32 32 40 40 40, 4O 40 Tbg. Press (psig) 665 670 58O , ,, 525 485 475 465 5OO Zone S.,e,,parator Temp Press (°F) '65 (psig) 380 390 395 395 _ 3OO 305 290 270 270 260 , 70 68 65 70 71 77 Sadlerochit Gas Chart Static (psig) 390 395 310 300 x x Diff ~9 Liquid Raue 1584 47 50 1464 100 1780 1830 2060 x 1990 x 1838 2021 x GOR (cu. f~. bbl. 225 ay ~ Form P--3 REV STATE OF ALASKA S~amtt "Inientions" in Triplicate & "S~bsequent Reports" in Duvlicate OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMI'ri'EE , , SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELL~ (Do not use th~s form for proposals to drill or to deepen or plug back to a dffflerent reservoi~ Use "APPLICATION FOR P~IT~" for such proposals ) oil WELL WELL OTHER 2 NA1VIE OF OPEi%ATOR Mobil 0il Corporation 3 ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 1734 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 4 LOCATION O,F WELL Atsur~ace 1717~FRL, 2147~FEL, Sec. 5, TION, R13E, U.P.M. 13 ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc 65' G.R. 14 15 API N~CAL CODE 50-029-20027 ME DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO ADL 28289 - ,:iLE INDIA~, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NA-M.E "S UNIT~ FARM OR LEASE NAME HLB ..... -- TRM OKG KLV ....... Mobil-Phillips, Hurl State g. W~L NO ~/ 5-10-13 10 FIELD ~ I~OOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC , T, R, M, (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 5, TION, R13E, U.P.M. 12 P]~q~J/T NO 69-49 Check Appropriate Box To I~clir. ate tiature of N~ti'ce, ReP°rt, or Other Data (Other) Run Production Tests and Con~p_~te ~UBSEQUENT RBPORT OF: FRACTURE XREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTZNG 0n ~ClI)IZING ABANDONM~T' (Other) NOT~E: Report ~esults of mul,tipl~ eompl~,flon on Well omp,letion q,r Recompletion Report and LOg form.) 15 DESCRIBE I'BOPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Cleally state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, Including estimated date of starting any proposed work. Estimated starting date of production testing 10.25.69. '? It is proposed to reactivate this well in orde~ ~? run .~r.~ll §rem pioduction tests on the various potentially productive sands as follows: /~ 1. Drill out cement plugs and bridge plugs as necessary to 9665'. 2. Cement squeeze and/or pressure test the following: Perforations: 8852'/8860' Perforations: 9060'/9064' ~ 3. Run cmment bond log and perforate and squeeze ss necessary for WSO. 4. Perforate and DST selected intervals in the Sadlerochit sands. 5. Squeeze perforatians dependent on results of production tests. 6. Run tubing and packers dependent on results of production tests. NOTE: 16 I hereby STATE DIVISION OF OIL & GAS WILL BE NOTIFIED PRIOR TO ALL TESTS. oc? 2 196.9 ~ _t~L/kSl_ oH ~ oa ANJ) oas TITLE Area Engineer ma~ 10.20.69 (This space for State ofl~ce APPROVED BY CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, I~ AN~: See *Instructions On Reverse Side Approved Cop~ Returned Mobil Oil Corporation 700 "G" STREET ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 P.O. Box 1734 Anchorage, Alaska September 22, 1969 Mr. Harry Kugler State of Alaska Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska TRANSFER OF WELL INFORMATION Dear Mr. Kugler: The following well information is being delivered to the State of Alaska Division of Oil and Gas on this date: Hurl State #5-10-13 1) Two copies of State P-7 Completion Report 2) Two copies of Well History 3) Two copies of Core Descriptions 4) Two copies of Drillstem Test Results 5) One sepia each of IES and Mudlog 6) One blueline each of IES and Mudlog 7) One set of washed and dried cuttings samples 8) One set of core chips North Kuparuk State #26-12-12 1) One set of washed and dried cuttings samples 2) One set of core chips Please acknowledge receipt of the above by signing and returning to us the attached copy of this letter. Sincere ly, Harry Co Hixson HCH/pjc Form ~ SUBMIT IN DUPL~ ;.. ! ~ ~TATE OF ALASKA structwns on -- reve, se s~de) ~ ~I N~~ ~D~ OIt AaO ~AS COaSEeVA;ION CO~IT;EE 50-029-20027 ' WELL cOMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPO T AHD LO~* .......... ~L 28289 "'i. ........ ......... '"'"~ - ' ~ " ~ .... . TXF~ OF WELL: 0H, ~ bas ~. IF ~I~, WZLL WELL DaY Oth'er ~4.1 , b. TYP~ OF COMPLE~ONL ~ WELL r ,!. C, ~' , , ----~ 'l, ,,~----~ '-~. ~,.~ o~ o~,R,~o~ ~bil-Phillips ~u:l State ~ , , P.O. Box $734, ~horage, ~aska, 99501 - Att.R.A. CaiI{~~ ~ At top prod interval repo~t~ b~w sa~e ~eC, 5, T10N-~3E, At total dep~ >' ~ .............. :;;; ,,~..~-,"~,~,,~ , , ? 69-49 ;11,420 /~ 9723 ! i a,,.~.., e. vn l . .............. ~ - W~ DI~ON~ ' , ~ ~,~ -~ , _ De, arian onl~ lIES, Sonic~ De~it~, S~, ~M, CBL, M~ bg ~ ~ ~ ,,, .... ~.' - ' ; '~ C~G ~ (~ all stri~s"set ~ ~U) . ~" , ~ 318'"" [ 54.5 ~'6t~1 STC [ 2134 ] ~7 1/2I,g09o .x ia ,~o stases : 9 5 8" ' 47 a i3 1' ~ S-95 8510. 12 1'4 '-93 aX in o"siazes / I I ] / O .... w-, . i ~ i , , , ~.. L 7" es' [ 84~7 ~ 1~9722 ! 325 I , 1,~ ........ , i .... ','', , i ', I .... , ~ PE~O~T~ONS OP~ ~ PR~ON (~n~a] size ~d numar) ~. AC~, SHOT,, F~~ ~ , , ,, ~ ,,,, ,, , , , D~{ ~~ (~),, [ ~o~'r ~ ~ OF ~~ U~' ~ Per~s ~O60 ~ ~0~ .Saz. wig0 ex ce~t :' ' rares SSS2 - 8~60 ~z ~/30 .sx c~nt ~ ' ] I mill'l _ I I iiii ~ ~DU~ON } DATE ~RST PRODUC~ON ~DU~ON ME'IHOD (~owu~, gas Ix/t, pmp~ and ~ ct prop) Iwg ~A~S (~~ or ~a~t-m) - , 31. DIsVOSlTION Or GaS (Sold, ~ed 1~ lse[ v~ted, etc) ITEST WITNeSSeD BY 1 ~ 32. ~IsT 0~' Co~e~ ~cord. DST ~eco~dt ~ES Lo~t Hud Lo~ ~8~o~ ~ 33 ~' her~b~ cer~y ~ha~ ~he ~ore~oin~ and a~c~ed information lo ~mple~e and ~r~ n de~ermFned ~rom ali ayallable *(~ Ins~uctions and S~c~ For Additional Data on Reve~ Side) INSTRUCTIONS General Th~s form is designed for submitting a complete and correct well completion report end log on all types of lan:ts and leases ~n Alaska Item 16: Indicate which elevation ~s used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measure- mentsg~ven ~n ether spaces on thru form and ~n any attachments Items 20, and 22:: If th~s well ~s completed for separatc production from more than one ~nterval zone (multiple completion), so state ~n ~tem 20, and ~n ,tern 22 show the p, cJuc~ng ~nterval, or ~ntervals, top(s), bottom(s) and name (s) 0f any) for only the ~nterval reported ~n ~tem 30 Submit a separate report (page) on th~s form, adequately ~dentff~ed, for each acld~t~on~l ~nte,v~l to be seperately produced, show- ~ng the adld~t~onal data pertinent to such ~nterval It®m26: "Sacks Cement". Attached supplemental records for th~s well should show the details of any mul- tiple stage cement,ng and the location of the cement,ng tool Item 28: Submit a separate complehon report on this form for each interval to be separately produced (See ~nstruction for items 20 and 22 above) 35 G~GIC MAR~ WA~ AND MUD N~ MEAS D~ ~U~ V~RT D~~ a~AC~N~ T/Cretaceous 5410 . Shubllk 8868 ~ co~t~ mAv~. ~vrac~ nm~ ~mscnm~mo~s o~ tm~oboav ~o~os~vv, r~.c~ ~~v ~s Sadlerochit 8960 AND I)EI'E(~I'EI) SIIOWS OF OIL, G~ OR WA~ ..... L~sbu~e 9803 A~AC~NT ) ) Mobil Oil Corporation Hurl State #5-10-13 - i!c Cot, 3 .... lisa 4~ iol _ ._s\. y , Blue line $c~)ia '. L_~' Blue line I~. .ia ! _---.~ 7. Other Log S Field Trio ~ ..... dated 9. O:hcz l~orm No STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS I o,L ~-~ oA, [] o~.~, Wildcat W~LL NAME OF OPERATOR Mobil Oil Corporation 3 ADDRESS OF OPERATOR SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE P. O. Box 1734 Anchorage Alaska Att: R. A. Gallison LOCATION OF WFJ~L 1717' FNL 2147' FWL Sec 5 - T10N - R13E UPM ONFIDENTIAL AP1 NUA~ERICAL CODE 50-029-20027 LEASE DESTONA.T'ION A.'N-D ADL 28289 LrNIT,F~ OR LEASE Mobil Phillips Hu~S~ 9 WELL NO 5-10-13 10 FLEi/) AND POOL OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11 SEC, T, R, M (BOSOM HOL~ Sec 5, T10N, R13E, UPM. 12 PER/VIIT NO 69-49 13 REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CE1ViENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AND VOLUATES USED, PERFORATIONS, TESTS A_ND RESULTS FISHING JOB~, JLrNK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AND A_NY OTI-IZER SIGNIFICANT CI-LANG~ IN HOL~ CONDITIONS Report for August 1969 Drilled 8 1/2" hole to total depth of 11,420'. TD reached 8/10/69. OH DST #7 10800 - 10831 Mis Run - could not get to bottom. Set 42 sack Class G cement plug from 9723' - 9800'. Set 26# S-95 7" liner from 8417 - 9722' and cemented with 325 sax Class G cement. CIP test OK. Set BP @ 9069 and perforated 9060 - 9064 w/4/ft. DST #8 9052 - 9069 recovered 1.2 bbls very slightly OCM & W with sand. Squeezed perfs with 90 sx Class G cement - estimate 88 sax thru perfs. Perforated 8852 - 8860 w/ 4/ft. DST #9 8847 - 8880 recovered 1.3 bbls GCM. Squeezed perfs w/ 30 sx Class G cement - estimate 22 sx thru perfs. Squeezed 31 cu. ft. Class G cement into formation @ 8510 and cemented liner lap with 14 cu. ft. Class G cement - total 55 sx. Temporarily s~spended well with cement plug 9723 - 9800 (see above), BP in 7" liner @ 9069', 8860', 8691 & 8275', and 30 sack Class G cement plug in 9 5/8" casing from 1425' - 1506'. Filled hole with mud, closed blind rams and left rig in place. Released rig on 8/20/69. DJYIEION Of OIL ~ GAS 14 I hereby eer~afy ~.at the foregoing m ~ue amd ~ ~ea Geologist mu~ ~~ ~~~ ~ ~ Exploration mre~ o*~ September 11. 1969 NOTE--Repo~ on this form is required for each ~lendar month, regardless of the status ~ operations, an~ mu~ ~ fll~ m dupli~te w~th the D~wmon of M~nes & M~nerals by the 15th ~ the succeeding month, unless ~hem~ d~r~ed Form P--3 ~ 9-30-67 STATE ur ALASKA Subml: 'Intentions ' ill Trlphcate & bub~cqucn~ }leports' in Duplicate OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION ,COMMI'FJ'EE (Do hot use this form for plopo%als to aiill ol to ¢,clpcn or plug back to a dl££lerent reservoir Use ' APPLiCAtION FOR PErt.Mir--" for ~ucn proposals ) ]ONFIDENTIAL 3 ADDR~'SS OF OPERATOR P. 0. Box 1734 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 $ ;,PI NUi~LEtlICAL CODE 50 - 029 - 20027 6 LEASE DESIGNA~i/ON ;~ND SERIAL NO ADL 28289 7 IF I~N-DiA.N, AJ.~LO~Iq'EE Oil TRIBE NA.IVLE Wildcat WELL WELL __ OTfIER 2 NAAIE OF OPERATOR 8 UNIT FAII~M OR LE~SE NAME Mobil 0il Corporation Mobil-Phillips Hurl State 9 W~LL NO 5-10-13 FWL 4. LOCATION OF WF, LL At surface 1717' FNL 2147' 10 FIELD A1YD POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11 SEC , T , R,, M , (BOTTOM HOI2 OBJECTIVE) Sec.5, T10N, R13E, UPM Sec 5, T10N~R13E, UPM 13 ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT. GR, etc i12 PE1R2VIIT 1~O 73' KB 69 - 49 Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Re ~ort, o,r Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT'OFF PULL OR ALTER CASING ,. FRACTLEE TREAT __ MLLTIPLE COMPI,ETE ! j SHOOT OR ACIDIZE Jt ARANDON~ REPAIR ~ ELL CHANGE PLANS (O:her~ ! SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF I__ FRACTURE TREAT)ZE-%T ~__' ALTERING CASING (Other) Temporary rNom~ Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or Recompletlon Report and Log form ) 15 DLSClglBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIO.'~S (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. Reached total depth of 11,420 on 8/10/69. l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. . . 9. !0. 11. 12. 13. Ran in hole open ended to 9800' and set 42 sack Class G cement plug with top at 9723'. Ran 26# S-95 Buttress 7" liner hung @ 8417' with shoe @ 9722'. Cemented liner with 325 sax Class G cement. CIP - plug held OK. Set bridge plug @ 9069. Perforated 9060 - 9064 with 4 holes/ft. Ran Halliburton tight hole test assembly. Recovered 1.2 bbl very slightly 0CM & W with sand. Ran HOWCO cement retainer, set at 8880' and squeezed perfs 9060 - 9064 with 90 sacks Class G Cement. Broke down @ 2000 psi, final 2200 psi. Squeezed 88 sax outside. Perforated 8852 - 8860 with 4 holes/ft. Ran HOWC0 tight hole test assembly. Recovered 1.3 bbls GCM. Ran HOWC0 cement retainer, set @ 8691 & squeezed perfs 8852 - 8860 with 30 sacks Class G cement. Broke down @ 2800 psi, final 2200 psi. Squeezed 22 sax ounside. Ran and set cement retainer @ 8275' and cemented liner lap with 14 cu.ft, and squeeza~ 31 cu.ft, into formation @ 8510' - total 55 sx. Left 48 lineal feet in casing. Hung drill pipe @ 1506' and set, 30 sacks Class G cement plug with top est. at 1425.' Filled hole with mud, closed blind rams and left rig in place~eleased rig 12 noon 8/20/6 hereby cer ~ti~y that the foregoing is true and correct Northwest Exploration Area TiTL~Area Geologist DxTsSeptember 4 ~ 1969 i '(This ~pace for State olace use) APPROVED Bi' CO.NDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF A~N"f: TITL~ DATE 5¢-e '~nstructions On Reverse Side ) - ,STA' ,~: ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION CO'M,~ITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS ................ , 50-029-20027 /<, ADL-28-289 .Hobi 1,.Ph.i..1]j.ps Hurl State $-10-!3 Wildcat ~-~-=~-~'~7~;~-~-j'4~~~i~ ...... '~ Propose to take bottom hole core. Will reach + 11,390 total depth on + 8/11/69. - Propose to place 100' cement plug'9600 - 9700' and run 7" casing to cement plug. Propose to perforate and test 9060' and 8850', set cement retainers with 50' of cement on top of each @ 9050 + and ~ 8840 + and ~hen set a 100' cement plug near top of the 9 5/8"-casing and i~stali a blind flange (bolted) on top of tubing hanger. Verbal approval of above from Tom Marshall - 8/gU69. See lm~~ C~ bvorse Side C01qFIDEN'{ Form 1~o REV ) STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY RE!PORT OF DRILLING Oi¥1,g~NOFOIL,~D~ AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS AI, IC:iIOK~t~ b NFIDFNT!A!._ 5 AP1 NUA{ERICAL ~ODE 50-029-20027 LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO ADL- 28289 OIL [] GA, ~] oTHE~ Wildcat WELL WELL N~U~E OF OPZRX?OR Mobil Oil Corporation 3 ADDRESS OF oP~roa P. 0. Box 1734, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 1717' FNL 2147' FWL Sec. 5 - T10N-R13E UPM 4 LOCATION OF WELL 8 UNIT,FA1RA{ OR LEASE NAJ~E Mobil-Phillips Hurl State 9 w~:~L NO 5-10-13 10 FLF~ A-ND POOL Oil WILDCAT Wildcat 11 SEC , T, R, M (BO'FrOM HOLE OB,~C'rlWE) Sec 5,T10N,R13E, UPM I, ~zR~Ir ~o 69-49 13 REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CPIA~N'GES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET A/NO VOLUATES USED, PE1R~ORATIONS TESTS ~ RESULTS FISHING JOB~, JUNK IN HOLE A_ND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AND ANY OTPIER SIGNIFICANT CH.A.N~ES IN HOL.~ CONDITIONS Report for July 1969 Drilled 8 1/2" hole to 10,831' in side track hole at end of July. Ran 2983' of 47 S95 - LTC and 5603' of 43.5# S95 - LTC 9 5/8" casing to *8586' with Howco DV Collar at 4573 and casing shoe at 8585'. Cemented 1st stage with 450 sx Permanente Class G cement and 2nd stage with 480 sx Class G cement (wt of slurry - ll8#/cu.ft). Displaced 1st stage with 636 bbls mud and 2nd stage with 222 bbls mud. Tested casing to DV collar with 5000 psi for 10 min. - held OK. Drilled out DV Collar and tested casing to float collar to 5000 psi - held OK. Drilled out float collar and tested casing to 3000 psi. Oriented Dynadrill and drilled 8 1/2"hole to sidetrack fish and continued drilling. * Electric logs run later indicated casing shoe at 8510' - evidently~ one stand of casing was counted twice. OH DST #5 8975 - 8990 recovered 1 1/2 bbls oil and 1 1/2 bbls mud cut emulsion. OH DST #6 10792 - 10,831 Mis Run - tool opened while going in hole. 14 I hereby certify ti!a_ t the f~regomg is. true and ~ Area Geologist sm~ ~~-~~Z~ ~Northwest Exploration Are~A~ August 8, 1969 NOTE--Repo~ on th~s form ~s required for each ~lendar month, r ~ardless of the status ~ operatmns, and mu~ ~ fll~ m duph~ w~th the D~wsmn ~ Mines & Minerals by the 15th of t~ succeeding month, unless othe~ d~re~ed ATTACHMENT TO WELL COMPLETION REPORT MOBIL-PHILLIPS HURL STATE # 1 Item 34 Summary of Formation Tests __ *DST #1 4165 - 85' packers failed - Rec. mud. IHP 2055' IFP 1239 FSIP -- FHP 2055 CONFIDENTIAL *DST #2 *DST #3 *DST #4 4173 - 4208' Rec drilling mud - poss. plugged perf IHP 2104 ~ TFP 1809 FSIP · 1843 FHP ~ 2098 4263 - 93' Rec. mud and formation water. IHP '2121 IFP 1806 FSIP 1858 F}~ 2113 8943 - 77' Rec 1 1/4 bbls MCO 1/4 bbl OCM 1 1/2 bbls brown GCO. IHP 4943 IFP 2462 FSIP 4423 FHP 4864 *DST #5 8975 - 90' Rec 1 1/2 bbls oil 1 1/2 bbls MC emulsion IHP 5238 IFP 1906 FSIP 4426 FNP 5238 *DST #6 10,792 - 831' IHP 6300 IFP -- FSIP 5500 FNP 6276 Misrun - tool opened while going in hole Rec drilling mud. *DST #7 10,800 - 831' Misrun - could not get to bottom. *DST #8 9052 - 69' Rec 1.2 bbls sli OCM & W w/sd. IH~ 5110 IFP 4353 FSIP 4452 FHP 5110 *DST #9 8847 - 80' Rec 1.3 bbls GCM. IMP 4978 IFP 4204 FSIP 4715 FHP 4978 ITEM 34. continu, ed. WLFT 9071 9043 9039 8861 Rec 3250 c.c. mud filtrate Rec 3850 c.c. mud filtrate Failed No recovery. age 2. CONFIDENTIAL Tight hole test assembly. ATTACHMEN ~ WELL COMPLETION REPORT MOBIL-PHIL~~S HURL STATE #1 Item 36 Core Data Core #1 4159 - 79' Core #2 4185 - 4205' No recovery. No recovery. CONFIDENTIAL Core #3 4253 - 73' Recovered 4' Sd it-m-grey, quartzose, oil show w/minor slts, lt. grey. Core #4 4273 - 93' Recovered 12.5 Sd lt-m gr., quartzose, oil show w/minor alts, it. grey. Core #5 8932 -. 77' Core #6 SIDETRACK 9062 -%~93' 'Recovered 45' interbedded sh, brn, fossil, Is, wh, fossil & ss gy, tripolitic chert, poor-fair p & k, oil show. Recovered 31' SS gy, tripolitic chert spotty black oil staining w/minor sh grey, pyritic. Core #7 8970 - 90' Recovered 19' SS tan, tripolitic chert, good oil show w/minor shale, grey pyritic. Core #8 Core #9 8990 - 9050' 9050 - 9080' Recovered 60' SS it tan, tripolitic chert, good oil show w/minor sltst, gy &cly It. gy. Recovered 30' SS wh-lt gy, tripolitic chert, uneven, bl~ tarry oil staining and minor shale, gy, pyritic. Core #10 9815 - 9845' Recovered 30' SS grn gy, glauconitic poor p & k scattered dead oil staining w/minor shale dk bm, dolomitic. Core #11 10,052 - 10,077' Recovered 25' interbedded calcarenite cream, fossil, poor-fair porosity, dead oil stain, dolomite, it tan, gy, NOSCOF. Shale blk & red, dolomitic. Limestone gy, oolitic in part, pores filled w/calcite some dead oil staining. Core #12 10,640 - 10,655' Recovered 13' dol. It gy tan, chert, nodules, stylolites, fractures, minor anhydrite inclusions poor p & k - No show. Core #13 10,812 - 10,831' Recovered 19' dolomite it, gy brn & minor is it gy, chalky in part stylolites, vugs and fractures half filled w/recrystallized calcite - poor p & k, tar stained in part. Core #14 11,400 - 11,420' Recovered 20' clyst, brick red w/occas, lenses of SS lt-m gy NOSCOF. MOBIL OIL CORPORATION WELL HISTORY OPERATOR: WELL: DATE May - Aug 1969 5/9- 5/12 · 5/12 - 5/14 5/14 - 5/16 5/16- 5/18 5/18- 5/2o MOBIL OIL CORPORATION HURL STATE 5-10-13 FIELD: WILDCAT LOCATION: Sec. 5 ~T10N,R13E __ _ UPM. CONFIDENTIAL Drillin~ a Paleozoic wildcat test - Arctic Slope of Alaska. Drilled by ~eading & Bates Drilling Company Rig #20 positioned 1717' FNL & 2147''FWL of Sec. 5 - T10N - R13E, UPM, under Permit #69-49. Ri~KinK up and sett.inR ~30"..conductor pipe. Set 30" conductor pipe @ 46' and cemented with 120 sx Fondue cement. Cemented cellar & cellar wells with 165 sx Fondue cement. Spud and drillinK to 353'. Spud at 6 PM, May 12, 1969. Drilled 15" hole in gravel to 353'. Opened 15" hole to 24" from 46' to 343'. Runqin8 an~ cementin~ 2..0" casing. Ran 8 joints 20" 94# 8rd STC casing (total 343' including Baker guide shoe and Baker duplex collar). Shoe @ 343' with collar @ 295'. Cemented with 525 sax Fondue cement. Good returns to surface. Nippled up BOP and tested casing & BOP to 500 psi for 15 min. Drillin~ to 2300' and running loss. Cleaned out cement and drilled shoe at 343'. Drilled 12 1/4" hole in gravel and clay to 2300'. Ran IES, S~hic, and Temperature logs. RunninK and cementinK 13 3/8" casin~ t~..214.3'. Opened hole to 17 1/2" to 2145'. Ran total of 66 joints as follows: 49 joints 13 3/8" 54.5# STC 8 rd (total 1595.42' including Baker guide shoe, Davis float collar and DV collar), 17 joints 61# J5 STC 8 rd (total 539.03'). Shoe landed at 2143', float collar at 2107, and ~V collar at 1379'. Cemented casing: 1st stage with 500 sx Class G cement. Weight of slurry ll6/llS#/cu.ft.. Bumped plug with 1400 psi and CIP. Plug held Opened DV collar and cemented 2nd stage with 600 sx Fondue followed by 990 sax Class G cement. Bumped plug with 2000 psi. Had approximately 300 sx returns to surface. CIP. DATE 5/20- 5/25 ACTIVITY Nippling up BOP's & DOC. Page 2. CONFIDENTi AL Pressure tested all BOP's & choke lines to 2000 psi. Drilled DV Collar & tested to 2000#. Held OK. Drilled 32' cement and float shoe. 5/25- 5/ o Drilling to 4159'~ cuttin~ Core #1 & #2 & running DST # 1 & 2. Drilled 12 1/4" hole to 4159'. Cored 8 1/2 hole 4159' to 4179' with rubber sleeve barrel. Sleeve parted - no recovery. Ran in with 8 1/2 bit to drill up rubber. Drilled 4179' to 4185'. Ran DST # 1 4165' to 4185' with Howco tight hole test assembly. Packers failed; recovered mud. Cut Core #2 4185-4205 - Sleeve came off - lost complete sleeve and core. Opened 8 1/2" hole to 12 1/4" from 4159 to 4165'. Drilled 8 1/2" hole ~- 4205 to 4208; Ran DST #2 4173 - 4208. Rec. drilling mud. 5/31- 6/1 Drilling to ~4293' cutting Core #3 & 4 and Running DST #3. Opened 8 1/2". hole to 12 1/4" from 4165' to 4208', drilled 12 1/4" hole to 4253', cored 8 1/2" hole 4253 - 73' - Rec 4', cored 8 1/2" hole 4273- 93' Rec. 12.5'~ Ran DST #3 4263-93' Rec mud & formation water, opened 8 1/2" hole to: 12 1/4" from 4253 - 5293'. 6/1- 6/11 qrillinK to 8932'. Drilled 12 1/4" hole to 8932'. 6/11- 6/].4 Drilling to 9093'cutting core #5 & 6 & running DST #4. Cored 8 1/3" hole 8932 - 77' Re~ 45' Ran DST #4 8943 - 77' Rec 1 1/4 bbls mud cut oil, 1/4 bbl oil cut mud and 1 1/2 bbls brown, gas cut oil, opened 8 1/2" hole to 12 1/4" from 8932 - 77', drilled 12 1/4" hole to 9062', Cored 8 1/2" hole 9062 - 93', Rec 31', opened 8 1/2" hole to 12 1/4" from 9062 to 9093'. 6/14 - 6/15 Drilling to 9398'. Drilled 12 1/4" hole to 9398'. 6/15- 6/29 FishinK @ 9398'~ attempting 2 sidetracks, cementing 2 plugs. Jars parted leaving 407' of drill collars, stabilizers, xo - subs, & bit in hole. T/fish @ 8994'. Attempted overshot - NG. Ran freepoint survey - DC's stuck @ 9005' - Ran in with washover pipe - washed out to 9089' & stuck pipe backed off @ 8954' leaving 135' washover pipe in hole. T/fish now @ 8954' cemented plug 8720 - 8950' - polished plug to 8749. Attempted to sidetrack - dynadrilled 12 1/4" hole 8749 - 8852 (T/fish). Recemented plug 8736 - 8950' ~ polished plug to 8746' & attempted to side- track - dynadrilled 12 1/4" Role 8746 to 8846'. Drilled into old hole Recemented plug 8741 - 8658. 13 3/8" csg. parted @ 1992' & dropped. Bottom of 13 3/8" shoe now @ 2190' - prep run 9 5/8".csg. DATE 6/29 - 6/30 6/30- 7/3 ,~/3- 714 7/4- 7/8 7/8- 7/11 7/ii - 7/i4 7/14 - 7/iS 7/i5 - 7/17 7/i7 - 7/i8 7/i8 - .7/20 7/20- 7/2i ACTIVITY __ I LJIIII , ,1 , ! Page 3. CONFIDENTIAL Running...csg in order to log an~ lo~ing @ 9398 TD, ~41 PBT~,. Ran 9 5/8" csg to 2017' to get logging tools through parted 13 3/8" csg. Ran IES & Sonic logs to 8660' - Pulled out 9 5/8" - prep run csg to bottom. Running and cementing 9 5/8" casing to 8585'. Ran 2983' of 47# S 95 LTC & 5603' of 43.5# S95 LTC 9 5/8" csg to 8586' w/Howco DV collar @ 4573' & csg shoe @ 8585'. Cemented 1st stage w/ 450 sx & 2nd stage w/450 sx class "G" cement. (Wt of slurry - 118# cu.ft.). Displ. 1st stage w/636 bbls mud, and 2nd stage w/222 bbls mud. Tested casing to DV collar w/5000 psi for 10 min. - OK. D.O. float collar & tested csg to 3000 psi - D.O. Cemented - shoe @ 8585'. Cleaning out & polishing pluK to 8683'. Washed out to T/plug @ 8641' & polished t~ 8683' - prep dynadrill. Drilling to 8970'. Oriented' dynadrill & drilled 8 1/2" hole to sidetrack fish, drilled to 8970'. Drilling to 9080'cuttin~ cores 7)8 & 9,) running DST #5. Cored 8 1/2" hole 8970 - 90' Rec 19' Ran DST #5 8975 - 8990 Rec 1 1/2 bbls oil and 1 1/2 bbls mud cut emulsion) cored 8 1/2" hole 8990 - 9050' Rec 60'. Cored 8 1/2" hole 9050 - 9080'LRec ~0'. Drilling to 9645' Drilled 8 1/2" hole to 9645' - prep log. LoRRinR @ 9645'. Ran IES, Sonic, Density, Dipmeter, Velocity~Checkshots,Shot 16 SWS - Note: logs showed bottom of 9 5/8" casing to be @ 8510'. Drilling to 9815'. Drilled 8 1/2" hole to 9815' - prep core. Dri~llinK _to 9845' and Cutting Core #10._ Cored 8 1/2" hole 9815'to 45' Rec 30'. DrillinK to 10,052'. Drilled 8 1/2" hole to 10,052'. DrillinK to 10m077' & cutting_Core..#ll,. Cored 8 1/2" hole 10,052 - 10,077' Rec 2~ DATE 7/2i- 7/22 7/22 - 7/23 7/23- 7/28 7/28- 7729 7/29 - 7/30 7/30 - 8/1 8/1- 8/lo 8/lO - 8/11 8/11 - 8/13 8/13 - 8/20 Page 4. ACTIVITY Drilling to 10~184'. Drilled 8 1/2" hole to 10,184'. CONFIDENTIAL R_u. nning Schlumberger W. L. F. T. 's. Ran Schlumberger W. L. F. T. @ 9071 Rec 3250 c.c. mud filtrate. Ran Schlumberger W. L. F. T. @ 9039 failed. Ran Schlumberger W. L. F. T. @ 9043 Rec 3850 c.c. mud filtrate. Ran Schlumberger W. L. F. T. @ 8861 No recovery. Drilling to.10,640'. Drilled 8 1/2 hole to 10,640. Drilling .to'!Q,L655' cuttinR Cor~ #12. Cored 8 1/2" hole 10,640 - 55' Rec 13'. Drilling 10,8f~'. Drilled 8 1/2" hole to 10,812'. .D.rillinl to 10~83~..' cutting cor~.#13, an~ runni_nl DST,.....#6 & 7. Cored 8 1/2" hole 10,812'- 831 - Rec 19'. Ran DST #6 10,79~ - 831, Misrun. Ran DST #7 10,800 - 831'; Misrunc Drilling to 1.1,400'... Drilled 8 1/2" hole to 11,400'. Drilled to 11,420' & cut.t..in~ core #14. ! Cored 8 1/2" hole 11,400 - 420' Rec 20'. Running Schlumberger electric logs to 11,420' TD. Ran IES 8510 to 11,405' w/o tape and BHC Sonic w/SP & cal. 9360 - 11,402' w/o. tape. Re ran IES w/tap 11,400~- 8510' and BHC Sonic w/SP & Cal. w/tap 11,400'- 9400' (w/cal. to 8510'). Ran & taped Comp. Density log w/GR/C~ 11,400'- 9400'. Ran & taped SNP Neutron w/GR/Cal 11,400/- 8510'. Dipmeter 11,20~ 9400'. Shot 51 SWS - Rec 44 - interval 9709~- 11,327'. Plu~in~ and. Completing well for temporary suspensioB. 1. Set 42 sx class G cement plug 9723 - 9800'. 2. Set 26# S95 7" liner from 8417'- 9722' and cemented w/325 sx class G cement C. I. P. - Test OK. 3. Ran Schlumberger C. B. L. , 4. Set BP @ 9069' & perf 9060 - 9064'w/4H/F. DATE ,] , ~ ~ Page 5. ACTIVITY CONFIDENTIAL ,, 5. Ran DST #8 9052 - 9069' Rec 1.2 bbls $1i. OCM & w w/sd. 6. Squeezed perfs w/90 sx Class G cement. 7. Perf 8852'- 60' w/4 H/F. 8. Ran DST #9 8847'- 80'Rec 1.3 bbls GCM. 9. Squeezed perf w/30 sx class G cement. 10. Ran and set cement retainer @ 8275' and cemented liner lap w/14 cu.ft. and squeezed 31 cu. ft. into formation @ 8510~. 11. Set plug in 9 5/8" casing 1425 - 1506' w/30 sx. 12. Filled hole w/mud - closed blind rams and left rig in place - released rig 8/20/69. Mobil Oil Corporation 612 SOUTH FLOWER STREET LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90054 Northwest Exploration Area Los Angeles, California TRM OKG KLV HWK May 14, 1969 REL DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Division of Land Re' Mobil-Phillips Hurl 306 Fifth Avenue State #5-10-13 Anchorage, Alaska North Slope Province Attn' Mr. F. J. Keenan Gentlemen' The Mobil Hurl State #5-10-13 wildcat well which is located 2640' from ,the North line and 2640' from the East line of Section 5, TION, R13E., U.P.M. was spudded May 11, 1969 at 9 P.M. ~. x~-Very tru~ W. S. Blanton, Area Landman cbg FILE STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE A;qD L',,'Ok~.OV.~, OP;J~ATiONS OIL '---" G ~.S ~ '~C'£: _ ~ 'WELL ~ OT~£R Wildcat ; N~ML OF C)P~kTOR Mobil Oil CorporatSon 3 ADDt.LSS OF OPEP~TOR P.O. Box 1734, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 4 LOCA FiON OF %%~ SL'3MrT L-N' DUPLICATE 5 APl NL'=~.ERIC-kL CODE v~v -- 50-029-20027 KLV 6 LEASE DESiGNIATIO.',,' A".D $'L~.,"I'A'I~ .EL - AD~-28289 ---- -- - 7 IF I."9D~ANI' ALO~-~--EE 0,'~ TRi"'~A}4E '' ~noozl-~n~±±~ps Hurl State 9 WE~ NO 5-10-13 i0 FIELD A-\'D POOL OR 'WILDCAT 1717' FNL, 2147' FWL Sec. 5, T.iON., R.13E., U'P'M'--~9~'~\~L CON Wildcat SEC T R M (BOT'rOX{ HOUE Sec. 5, T.10N., R.13E., U.P.M. 12 PER. MIT NO 69-49 13 REPORT TOTAL D~T?I ~,T END OF MONTH, C}[A~\'GES IN' HOLE SIZE, CASING AND C~-%~[ENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEP%FH SET ;,N"D VOLL~,TES USED PERFORATIONS. TESTS A..N'~D .RESULTS FISHING JOl~. JU'N'K 1/¢ HOLE A.,ND SIDE-TI~AC~D HOLE A~D %..XY O~I-EEt-~ SIGNIFICAJ~T CH.A-N'G~ IN I-IOL~ CON'DITIONS REPORT FOR JUNE 1969 Depth @ end of June - 8658 (PBTD). Drilled 12 1/4" hole go 9398'. At that depth jars parted, leaving seven 9" D.C., six 7" D.C., two stabilizers, three cross-over subs and bit (total of 407.18') in hole. Ran in with overshot, could not jar loose. Ran free- point. Backed off @ 8994'. Attempted no wash over and stuck washover pipe. Backed off @ 8954' and left washover shoe, 4 its 10 3/4" washover pipe and drive sub (total of 135') in hole from 8954 to 9089. Ran in with 5" DP hung @ 8950'. Pumped 100 cu. ft. water, 50 sx Class G cement slurry followed by 150 sx Class G cement mixed with 20 sx fine sand and displaced with 10 cu. ft. water and 850 cu. ft. mud. Top of cement plug @ 8720' dressed off to 8749'. Drilled 12 1/4" sidetrack hole with Dynadril to 8950' (top of fish). Set 200 sack plug; top @ 8736. Dressed off plug to 8746 and drilled side track with Dynadril from 8746' to 8846. Drilled into old hole. Set 200 sx cement plug from 8658' to 8741'. 13 3/8" casing parted and dropped to 1992. Bottom of 13 3/8" shoe @ 2190'. Preparing to run 9 5/8" casing. OH DST #3 4263-4293 OH DST #4 8943-8977 recovered mud and formation water. recove=ed 3 bbls mud cut oil. 14 I hereo> ea~v a~at t,~e foregoing ~s ~:rue ~d ~ '/~-~ ; ..../ .,/ 5' x ~fAx.x/,? s:o~ , ~ -"- _/~ ~.- 4,',4.;:',/ :-~ NW Area Expl. Manager ~,~ July 9, 1969 NOTE--Report on ].~,~ form As requ,red for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operat,ons, ancl must be f,lecl ,n c~upllcate the D~ws~on of Mines & Minerals by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise d~rected, STATE OF ALASKA OiL AND ~ CONSERVATION CON~ffTr:E i ._ 'l'llll .... I Ill .i J i .. I I MONTHLY REPORT Of DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS ...... , , i .._ , ..... _. i ..... Hobil 011 Corporacio~ F.0.Box 979 Anchorage, Alaska, Att.' a. A. Gallison m;Id~, ..................... 1716.50 FNL, 2146.90 I~L, Section ~, Township I0 North, Range 13 ~st, UFM. Mobil-Phillips Burl Sta_~e 5-10-13 ~tldcat tt t~C. T., A, 1~ (ltsol"roM NO}~ ~~on 5, T~htp 10 Nort.h ,_Re. po_~l: for May 1969 ' Depth Co .Tune 1~ ~969~ 420B feel:. ' The weli was spudded May 11, 19~9. Drilled a 15" hol. e to 353 feet, opene~ koLe to 24~. '~ 8 3o~s_ of 20", 9~. 6 ~ S~ a~d C cas~,B~ ~ az 3~ ~eer.- .- Drill~ 12 1/t' hole ~o 23~ fee~, ~ened 12 1/6" hole ~o 17 t595.~2 feeL, 13 3/8" OD 565~ St ~d C 8 rd. incl. ~ ~ide sh~, Davl~ floac collar a~d B.v. ~llar; i7 ]oin:s, 539.03 fee~ 13 3/8 ' 61~ J5 ~mented 1st stage ~th 500 s~ Class G c~ent. D, V. ~lar 0 1379'. ~.~nted second stage ~th 600 s~ Fondu plus 990 s~ c~s G c~nt. Good ce~nt retur~ co surface. Drilled 12 1/4" hole co 4205 ieee. DS~ tl 4165 to 4185 feet packers failed, recovered mud. DST t2 420~ feet, Tool open for 13 min. shut 30 mtn. Recovered 1.5 bbts driilt~g ~. Tool plugged. TRM - . OKG ~_ KLV REL ~ ~ -- '- - ~r ........ m ....... . ' w~ t~ OWa.~m od; Mim,,$ & I~,memts by t~ 1~ ~ ~ s~r. cee~lng Fno~ u, raess m.l~mse db'~,et, i,d, Mr. Robert H. Fallen Mobil Oil Corporation P. O. Box 1734 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Mr. Fallen: Re: Mobil-Phillips Hurl State //5-10-13 sec 5, TION, R13E, UP,q In reference to the subject drill-site, the following stipulations are required to preserve and protect fish and game resources: 1. Prior to start of drilling, a gravel pad of sufficient thickness to prevent degradation of permafrost will be constructed. a. Access to this site shall be by all-season gravel road or by aircraft, with the exception that winter roads may be utilized when surface conditions are such that land damage will not result from such use. 2. ~rior to beginning of drilling, a sump of sufficient size to contain all waste fluids will be constructed. This sump must be lined with material impervious to oil and oil products at all seasons during the year. Prior to abandonment of the site, the sump must be cleaned of all oil and covered. 3. The operator must dispose of all waste, including garbage, by burning, with non-combustible material and un-burned residue disposed of in a manner and in a location acceptable to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, i.e., in some locations burial may be required, in others removal from the site may be necessary. 4. Sewage and waste water will be disposed of by lagooning or the cesspool-septic tank method. No stream or body of water will have any sewage or waste water added to it. 5. The Habitat Biologist's Office, 1018 East International Airport Road, Anchorage, Alaska 99502, will be notified prior to closing of this location. nc.erely ,,ou~;~ ~ _/ ~ 4 / /i / / ~ ,,, .v X ? " //. fiab i te~/B[o!ogist RJW:bb cc: Hilliker Burrcl] DIVISION OF OR AND GAa ANOtOW.~E Denton State of Alaska Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska ~ _ _ ~~~ >:~ MOBIL-~HILLIPS HURL STATF. ~5-10-13 MOBIL. 0IL CORPORATION~ OPERATOR Reference is made to the application for permit to drill covering the captioned well which was approved by your office on April 30, 1969. The plat of the surveyed location which was submitted with the above applicatiOn provided for a location of 2640' FNL and 2640' FEL, Section 5, T10N~ R13E, U.P.M. At the time the well location was being constructed, surface conditions required moving the drilling .pad north and west of the originally surveyed location. We are enclosing three copies of a plat of the final survey of this 'well which sets forth a location of 1717' F__NiL and 2147' FW_L of Section 5, T10N, R13E, U.P.M.; the elevation r~a~ns the same. Please change your records to reflect the above. ~AO/pjc Enclosures RECEIVED M/ Y g 0 1969 DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS ANCHORAGE FORM SA lB MEMORANDUM TO:j-- D~le l~&llta~,te~ zh~ut:~r ~Loue~ FROM: Homer Lo Burrell Director State of Alaska DXVXSX(III O~ OIL AND GAS SUBJECT: lia~il-Phillips liar1 SI:aCe ~5-10-13 lia~i! 0tl ~racto~, Ope~ac~ linc ,iosed are the algt~ ~gpliea~toa [or peratt to drill, 'plat a~ check in 'the amtmt e! SSI) tot til~ t~.ee t~or the reilerenced eell. FORM SA - I B MEMORANDUM FROM: ~ L. ~11 Dt~ectoc State of Alaska DXVXSX(~ 01. OIL ~ CAS DATE : April 30, 19~ SUBJECT: l~obtl-Phillips tturl Scal:e ~5-I0o13 lt0~il Oil Corporation, ~ator ~cXosmd ts a copy 0£ cbs approv~t appltcaci,on to drill for ,ch~ above FORM SA I B MEMORANDUM TO:J-- Joe ]Slum Depm*tmen~ of Fi. oh Jnd e, eme State of Alaska DZV~.GH OF OZ~ Am) GAS FROM: JhJllJJZ' Lo Burrel! U~Lrect:oF~ SUBJECT: Nubtl-Phillipm tiu~l State J5-10-13 Please find enclosed mm epplic~iou for ~t to dr'ill and location and Gram Jtf4mlat~ ~m vi. oh to lmve ~ on the ~t:. DZqKiSIGE O~ OXL ilo le~ Ilol~il-PhtllLi)s'ih~rl State Oe~r SL~: {lace this ~mll is lwJted in the center of a section and Ratevide rules are in e£tect until m0di£ied b~ an order or exception, we shall be deenod to be located, uuleos.ot~herwlJe ohmm b~ Approval of this or ~ other ~11 Located ~t or naa the oent~ of section shall in Bo ~ tsq)ly that (l) any order or eBeptton will ~r~mted ~~ ~ pro~iolon~ d Oil g ~ Cbn~ez~,~iom ~OGi~ (~) unitizm:ioa ~riX1 be ozd~L-ed p,d~sum:t to ~S 3l.OS. liO& oz as ~aste is defined h AS ~1.05. I70(11). Almflta 9epmrtmeat of iPLab and Genie stipule, when receive, will be foru~ded to you and wilt becom eondttiou of ,mb Jeer penuf, t. In the event of d~msut, please notify this o££1ee dequdtely in ~lvnce so tar ue uq, bye a witness preset. Very cru].y yours, Ummr L. Burrell Direetor Form REV 9-30-6? STATE OF ALASKA SUBMIT IN TRI~ (Other lnstruct~on~ reverse side) OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DRILL, DEEPEN, OR PLUG BACK IA. TYP~ OF WORK DRILL k-'-I DEEPEN [-1 PLUG BACK [-] b TYP~ O~ W~LL o,~w~ss ~ w-,.,.°s~ ~ o~ Wildcat zo~ zo~ 2 NAME OF OPERATOR }4oh~ 1 0'{] Cornoration 3 ADDREF~ O~ OPERATOR P.0. Box 1734.. Anchorage: Alaska 99501 4 LOCATION OF WELLI ~t surface 17/7 --~FNL, ~m4~, Section 5, T10N, R13E, U.P.M. At proposed prod zone Sam~ 13 DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECT!ON F_~OM NEAREST TOWN OR POST OFFICe* Approximately 28 miles southeast of 01iktok Point (Dew Line Sit i4 ~v~~m~ ........ Pacific Tndemnitv Co. TYPE0il & Gas Suret~a~ZorNo $)243305 (expi=?s 9/18/,71) 1§ DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED* ' ' il0NO. OF At~l~ IN LEASE LOCATION TO NEAREST PROPERTY OR LEASE LINE, FT 2640' 2501 (Also to nearest drlg, umt, ii any) 18 DISTANCE FROM PROPosED ~OCA~ION* 19 PROPOSE~ D~PTH TO NEAREST WELL D~ILLING, COMPLETED, . OR APPLIED FOR, FT 12 ~000 ' 21 ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, CR, ere ) 65' GR API 50-029-20027 6 LEASE DESIGNATION AND S]~IAL NO ADL 28289 UNIT FAP,~f OR LEASE NAME u Ob~i 1_- Ph.i 1 lip s ri ~ta~e 9 WELL NO $)5-10-13 10 FIEf. a} AND POOL. OR WILDCAT Wildcat 1! SEC , T, R, M, (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sect:ion 5, I T10.E, B13E, U.P.M. A~t ~ 100,000.00 17 NO ACRES ASSIGNED TO THiS W]~LL , 20 ROTARY OR ~ABLE TOOLS RotaCy APPROX. DATE WORK WILL START* 23 P~ROPO:SED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGRAM , , , . SIZE OF HOLE SIZE OF CASING~ WEIGHT PER FOOT GRAD~E SETTING DEPT~ qL'ANTIT~ OF C~MEN~ 34" ~ 30" " 154 ~Line 50' ~ 200.. sax 24" 20" ~ 9~ ~0 300' ~ 500 sax " ,, ~,,.~, 17~" 1_3 .q/R" ...... 5~] .T-~ ~ 2~00' ~ 2500 12~" 9, 5/8" 43.,5 ,&,4,7 ,S.~j" '~,". 9500,,, ,g P 2275 ,s~ ~,~/~ 8¥' 7" 26 S-95 12~000' 300 s~ , , ~,. . 20" nominal B.0.P ProRram: 300' to 2500': Cameron, Type U, Series 600, 1500 psi WOG, 2500' to 9500': 1 - Hydril "GK", 13 5/8", Series 1500, 5000 psi W0G "SS" 14" Series 1500, 5000 psi 2 - Cameron, Double Gate, , , W0G 9500' to T.D.: 1 - Hydril "GK", 13 5/8", Series 1500, 5000 psi W0G "SS" 14", Series 1500, 5000 psi 2 - Cameron, Double Gate, , W0G IN KBOVE SPACE DESCRIBE PROPOSED PROGRA1VI If proposal is to deepen or plug back, give data on present productive zone and proposed new productive zone If pr(~posal m to drill or deepen darect_onall¥, give pertinent data on s~bsurface locations and measure4 and true vertical depths G~ve blowout preventer program (This space for State off~ce use) CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: J SA1VIPLES AND CORE CHIPS RF_,~UIP,.E~ YES [] NO LDIR.ECTIONA-L SURVEY R~E~ , [] YES ~ NO OTHER REQUIREMENTS A P I. NUMEHICAL CODE PER~T NO_ (,,o ¢- ~ ~ /kPPROVAL DAT~ April 30, 1969 APPROV~ B _ ~ rz~. Div. o f Oi 1 & Cam *See InfuSions On Revere Side ~ 0:, ~ ~ ~'~'' ~%. /2 29 i 28 ~2 i ~J , /J 27 ' $4 /8 4 ,~ HURL STATEI t , 17 , CE?TIFiCAI'E OF SURVF¥OR II L IE LAT. 70° 15' 08.66" LONG 148° 5;3'4.8.51 Y = 5,945,104 X= 636,524. 15 SCALF I' - It~ ~ E' ~ hereby cert~f) t~,~ , sel~sed fo practice land sdrve'~,r' tbnf this plat represents ¢ Iocol~on u~der m~ supervision, and that 4efc~ls OtC correct Date ,SURVE'YOR This plat revised May l9, 1~69 toshow correcl location within sect,on. ..... I lII I ............... IIlIlll'll II I 26 35 EII tV. 'I'.ION 2 I i /4 HURL STATE 5-10-13 "-',.,' e/ed for MOBIL ,OIL CORP. I ..... II IUI I I -- --- Su; veyed by F M LINDSEY I~ ASSOC. LAND 8 HYDROGRAPh'C SURVEYORS 2.~(~''West Nor'hem t_~ght~ [:~ ~ievjcd 13ox 4 OB An','hOrOge Alaskc Ill - 7 .... L' _ _72 _-Z IU .I Ill II _~'~ Company I~J~-~P~I'I !.urp. qrd.c,pp 1ps HUrl Lease & Uell No. J~JL28289___J~-.l~b!3__ CflECK LIST FOR NEW WELL PERI,illS 1. Is well to be located in a defined pool ................. ~ Dc, statewide ru!os apply ........................ 2r~_ 3. l~ ~ re~i~ ~,. red surx~'cy plat a~t~ch~.t~ ......... 4. Is '" ~ ' _ . ' - . ' , 5. Is w~.ll located proper distance fr'om ou~..~ well ...... 6. 1.~ : ,ic~cnt undedicated acreage available i~t th'is, pool ........ 9. Can per'mit be approved before ten-day wait ............... ~ ..... 10. Do v, ,' have a bond in force ................... L~...~ _ l l. Is conductor string provided ...................... 12 Is enough cement used to circulate on cond -~ ' . uu~,o~ a~d surface ...... 13 Will cement tie in st~ Fac,~ and intermediate or-- p~oc~uction strings .... . 14. Will .~, ...... ~t co~ .... ' ...... u.:.,~,.~-, ~ i'[ po~'¢'[blc productive horizons ..... . ........ 1r. l,,-~ · - ~ · · · ~ · e · · i · · · 16. t,,qll suv,,~ce csg. internal burst eq~,l ~ i):~i/fi to next string .... 17. Will all casing give adequate safely in collapse and tension ...... , 18. Does BOPE have suff:ci~nt pressure rating ............... Additional Requirements: ~~4/ /~/~ ~~g,,S~~ ~~ ~ ~/~.~ Approval Recommended' / . , . ~ _~ . ~,~f TRM~ KLV ,4'," ~' HWK ~--J~ REL OKG ~ _. L ~ I + S · OUTF'UT FOF:MAT V3~9 DA'IA COLLEL'.'IORS ,_."~ 0 ..- A l-" R - 8 ,., ~'~ U W I = 50029 '2002700 t...OL-'. A DEF'TH INC =0°500 T 0 T A L ~ ,..tN IAFE QC0022 ~.___ 1,,, .... -- WELL=HURL S!'ATt' NO~ I M!N-.EV DEPTH MAX-EV --30,~97 10662,50 53,Z5.1 0,967 9854,00 135~900 0,418 9854,00 997~813 0°969 10120~00 51,587 7~?'74 10664.00 12~050 12~246 10124~50 200o160 '2~052 9902~50 3,014 48~!56 10446,50 105,500 AF'E 90 DEF'FH START END 11151~0 9800,0 11250,0 10459~50 9800~0 11250,0 10089~)0 9800~0 11250~0 9801~)0 9800~0 11250~0 104S5~00 9800.0 !1250,0 1103~,.~ 9800~0 11250.0 9855~. 9800~0 11250,0 10104. ~0 9PaO~O... ..~1250~0 TO T A L 1450,0 1450,0 1450,0 !450~0 1450,0 14,.~(. 0 1450,0 !450~0 11600 ~ 0 11600~0 I I I I (-