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HomeMy WebLinkAbout169-057 • STATE OF ALASKA ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSIO. WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG la. Well Status: Oil ❑ Gas ❑ SPLUG ❑ Other ❑ Abandoned 0 Suspended❑ 1b. Well Class: 20AAC 25.105 20AAC 25.110 Development 10 Exploratory ❑ GINJ ❑ WINJ ❑ WAG ❑ WDSPL ❑ No. of Completions: Service ❑ Stratigraphic Test ❑ 2. Operator Name: 5. Date Comp., Susp., or 12. Permit to Drill Number: BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC. Al> 3/13/2011 169 -057 311 -017 3. Address: 6. Date Spudded: 13. API Number: P.O. BOX 196612 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519 -6612 6/12/1969 50- 029 - 20032 -00 -00 4a. Location of Well (Governmental Section): 7. Date TD Reached: 14. Well Name and Number: Surface: 1358' FWL, 2871' FNL, SEC. 26, T12, R12E 8/15/1969 NKUPST (26- 12 -12) Top of Productive Horizon: 8. KB (ft above MSL): 32 15. Field /Pool(s): N/A GL (ft above MSL): PRUDHOE BAY FIELD/ Total Depth: 9. Plug Back Depth(MD +TVD): PRUDHOE BAY OIL POOL 1358' FWL, 2871' FNL, SEC. 26, T12, R12E SURFACE 4b. Location of Well (State Base Plane Coordinates, NAD 27): 10. Total Depth (MD + TVD): 16. Property Designation: Surface: x- 619452 y- 5983900 Zone- 4 10311 10311 ADL 028257 TPI: x- y- Zone- 11. SSSV Depth (MD + TVD): 17. Land Use Permit: Total Depth: x- 619452 y- 5983900 Zone- 4 NONE 18. Directional Survey: Yes ❑ No El 19. Water Depth, if Offshore: 20. Thickness of Permafrost MD/TVD: (Submit electronic and printed information per 20 MC 25.050) N/A (ft MSL) APPROX. 1900' 21. Logs Obtained (List all logs here and submit electronic and printed information per 20AAC25.071): 22.Re- drill /Lateral Top Window MD/TVD: IES, SONIC, FDC - GR, SNP, CDM, CBL, MUDLOG N/A 23. CASING, LINER AND CEMENTING RECORD WT. PER SETTING DEPTH MD SETTING DEPTH TVD AMOUNT CASING GRADE TOP BOTTOM TOP BOTTOM HOLE SIZE CEMENTING RECORD FT PULLED 30" SURFACE 46 SURFACE 46 13 -3/8" 54.5# J -55 SURFACE 315 SURFACE 315 17 -1/2" 1225 SX 9 -5/8" HD N -80 SURFACE 3002 SURFACE 3002 12 -1/4" 1400 SX 7" 23# & 26# N -80 & SURFACE 9446 SURFACE 9446 8 -1/2" 975 SX S -95 24. Open to production or injection? Yes ❑ No Ei If Yes, list each 25. TUBING RECORD interval open (MD +TVD of Top & Bottom; Perforation Size and Number): SIZE DEPTH SET (MD) PACKER SET (MD/TVD) 3 -1/2" 474 -8860 987 987 8850 8850 ,� t 26. ACID, FRACTURE, CEMENT SQUEEZE, ETC. U DEPTH INTERVAL (MD) AMOUNT AND KIND OF MATERIAL USED TOP OF CUTOFF CASINGS SET CEMENT PLUG WITH ARCTIC SET 1 27. PRODUCTION TEST Date First Production: Method of Operation (Flowing, gas lift, etc.): NOT ON PRODUCTION N/A Date of Test: Hours Tested: Production for Oil -Bbl: Gas -MCF: Water -Bbl: Choke Size: Gas -Oil Ratio: Test Period Flow Tubing Casing Press: Calculated Oil -Bbl: Gas -MCF: Water -Bbl: Oil Gravity - API (corr): Press. 24 -Hour Rate - 28. CORE DATA Conventional Core(s) Acquired? Yes ❑ No 151 Sidewall Cores Acquired? Yes ❑ No El If Yes to either question, list formations and intervals cored (MD +TVD of top and bottom of each), and summarize lithology and presence of oil, gas or water (submit separate sheets with this form, if needed). Submit detailed descriptions, core chips, photographs and laboratory analytical results per 20 AAC 25.071. RP C EIVEID , r1, 4 MOMS APR 15 101F�' ''. s t e 4i f bas Cons. Ca s ro n Jibilo Form 10-407 Revised 12/2009 CONTINUED ON REVERSE Submit origin 1 only • • 29. GEOLOGIC MARKERS (List all formations and markers encountered): 30. FORMATION TESTS NAME MD TVD Well tested? U Yes U No If yes, list intervals and formations tested, briefly summarizing test results. Attach separate sheets to this form, if needed, Permafrost - Top and submit detailed test information per 20 AAC 25.071. Permafrost - Base Formation at total depth: 31. List of Attachments: 32. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Contact: Brad Gathman 564 -5778 Printed Na Lastu' Title: Data Manager 1TS Signatur= Phone: 564 -4091 Date: 4/12/2011 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. Submit a well schematic diagram with each 10 -407 well completion report and 10-404 well sundry report when the downhole well design is changed. Item 1 b: Classification of Service wells: Gas Injection, Water Injection, Water - Alternating -Gas Injection, Salt Water Disposal, Water Supply for Injection, Observation, or Other. Multiple completion is defined as a well producing from more than one pool with production from each pool completely segregated. Each segregated pool is a completion. Item 4b: TPI (Top of Producing Interval). Item 8: The Kelly Bushing and Ground Level elevations in feet above mean sea level. Use same as reference for depth measurements given in other spaces on this form and in any attachments. Item 13: The API number reported to AOGCC must be 14 digits (ex: 50- 029 - 20123- 00 -00). Item 20: Report true vertical thickness of permafrost in Box 20. Provide MD and TVD for the top and base of permafrost in Box 28. Item 23: Attached supplemental records for this well should show the details of any multiple stage cementing and the location of the cementing tool. Item 24: If this well is completed for separate production from more than one interval (multiple completion), so state in item 1, and in item 23 show the producing intervals for only the interval reported in item 26. (Submit a separate form for each additional interval to be separately produced, showing the data pertinent to such interval). Item 27: Method of Operation: Flowing, Gas Lift, Rod Pump, Hydraulic Pump, Submersible, Water Injection, Gas Injection, Shut -in, or Other (explain). Item 28: Provide a listing of intervals cored and the corresponding formations, and a brief description in this box. Submit detailed description and analytical laboratory information required by 20 AAC 25.071. Item 30: Provide a listing of intervals tested and the corresponding formation, and a brief summary in this box. Submit detailed test and analytical laboratory information required by 20 AAC 25.071. Form 10-407 Revised 12/2009 • • 3/6/2011 I Cutoff wellhead 4' below tundra grade. Cut all casing strings to prep for final plate. 1 * * * ** Job Complete * * * ** s i 3/10/2011 Cleaned Dry fondu cement out of 7" casing Cleaned down 12' tagged hard cement. !Topped off with 15.7# AS1 cement. Next step is to weld on marker plate. I I 3/13/2011 Had the AOGCC inspector come look at the wells. Weld on the marker plate. * * * * ** Job Complete * * * ** ` i ! I � [ i S i g � I • • • • Surface Abandonment— North Kuparuk State 26 -12 -12 (PTD 1690570) Photos by AOGCC Inspector J. Crisp March 13, 2011 Excavat i ._ Y aIP 4 _ • fir, .. c ` a't '..* — a , • . . s .M .. . ._ .A. ' �!. '� y { t _5 + -1. 444t., p 8 'P r t a y ' 1 ' a ' RtSTlii6lt I� 4 e) A 4 Contaminated gra from wellhead � � �� excavation j a * .` t � ' :,,i,,, t' . , 1 yr' .-= ' 411 ", *,-,'," 1,11,„ .% , ;,' ,..• , '" „ . c # .„4.....,-,.,-... '" 3 ; ##tom. ., L Ar iW t i te N. Kuparuk State 26 -12 -12 Surface Abandonment 03 -13 -11 jc Page 2 of 3 i • • .. • • k it ,' 4Ft 4 14.04. > . '. " y�. y,, a p t ` t.. • „ * t r t. . TM3 � �b 1; ' i � *,.; . 040 �}.' „ . Casing cut -off ►i ; an nuli cement to 5 .* .1111,* .�, �+ art. "! ` ± w surface all '' „ x �l► . an a , «e ; „, t „A . iiiiiti .. 1 . ,. , 3/4 � ° i / ` 4. {� se, ` x ' Marker plate; ,. e a , Kuparuk State North 2 - 26-1 12 :; a ..a• N. Kuparuk State 26 -12 -12 Surface Abandonment 03 -13 -11 jc Page3of3 • North ftuparuk St 26 -12 -12 API 50 -029 -20032 PTD 69 -57 Final iLA1 30 ", 154 #@ 46' Cement -150' ► krw �w Cement at 474' 13 -38 ", 54.5#@ 315' Packer @ 987' , 9 -518 ", 40#/ft @ 3002' Top of cement@ 3760' Perfs 3771 -3774' squeezed From Bond Log Perfs 3869' squeezed Perfs 6753' No breakdown ar Perfs 6790' No breakdown ` t Perfs 6800 -6844' Squeezed Perfs 6850' Squeezed Top of cement @ 7700' Perfs 6890' No breakdown From bond Log DV Collar @ 6916' S g �,n, Perfs 8795 -8834' squeezed Top of cement @8550' tt Sliding Sleeve @ 8816' Otis N nipple @ 8829' u' >< Packer @ 8850 ft Cement Perfs 8860' squeezed ■ 9.8# Na C I Perfs 8892 -8920' Perfs 8922.8944' r Fresh Water Pe rfs 8947-8984' Perfs 8990' squeezed I I Fresh Water Mud "i PBTD @ 9241 ft 7 ", 23# @ 9446' • • MEMORANDUM State of Alaska Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission TO: Jim Regg 11 I /1 DATE: March 13, 2011 P. I. Supervisor Tz 4 FROM: John Crisp, SUBJECT: Well Abandonment Plate Petroleum Inspector North Kuparuk State 26 -12 -12 PBU PTD # 169 -057 Z , APR �� ` API 50- 029 - 20032 -00 -00 March 13, 2011: I traveled to BPXA's PBU North Kuparuk State 26 -12 -12 to witness , cement in all casing strings & abandonment marker plate installed for permanent abandonment. Hard cement in all casing strings. Cut off depth verified by BPX survey to be 4' below tundra level. Gravel excavation of the pad is being performed during winter season with ice road access. Summary: Inspector witness of cement in all casing strings & marker plate installed at least , 3' below tundra level. Attachments: 4 Photos Non - Confidential N. Kuparuk State 26 -12 -12 Surface Abandonment 03 -13 -11 jc Page 1 of 3 • • Surface Abandonment — North Kuparuk State 26 -12 -12 (PTD 1690570) Photos by AOGCC Inspector J. Crisp March 13, 2011 Excavation • • • P Ass i � J �.v • S A y Contaminated gravel • • �.�* ' cn� vn . s from wellhead • ,..�• excavation • e` f . . �d.r rt x q a t 1 ' • '•i .A 1. f "} 34 d a . .� \ .• .iw • a.. y n N. Kuparuk State 26 -12 -12 Surface Abandonment 03 -13 -11 jc Page 2 of 3 0 i 1 • t. , V •I b h :1r > . � •'^ 40 • . F , . . , '' Casing cut -off w j _ _ ;, • " 4 ' and cement to ° +'*' - " surface all ,' & • , '. annuli ,µ ati ."t., . +. '1"0111,-;.4".. �> ti f ,1,4, .. , 1 ; "n�' • � '*a �, x ,: i s * tx� • N� 'y ' arker plate; North State 26-12- ,,. . �.k 12 N. Kuparuk State 26 -12 -12 Surface Abandonment 03 -13 -11 jc Page 3 of 3 • . sc rr ArtAs-L-=,\ SEAN PARNELL, GOVERNOR [ ALASKA OIL AND GAS 333 W. 7th AVENUE, SUITE 100 CONSERVATION COMMISSION ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 -3539 PHONE (907) 279 -1433 FAX (907) 276 -7542 Dan Kara Engineering Team Leader BP Exploration (Alaska), Inc. 1(09' P.O. Box 196612 Anchorage, AK 99519 -6612 Re: Prudhoe Bay Field, Prudhoe Bay Oil Pool, PBU NKUPST (26- 12 -12) Sundry Number: 311 -017 Dear Mr. Kara: JAN 1 201$ 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. 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 reconsideration. A request for reconsideration 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. Sincerely, ' Daniel T. Seamount, Jr. Chair DATED thisZ ( day of January, 2011. Encl. ,. STATE OF ALASKA .� ALASKPIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMIS N �" AN 1 9 2011 /.../91/ k APPLICATION FOR SUNDRY APPROVAL. * + . a 20 AAC 25.280 anliss . ssion 1. Type of Request: actig;rage ® Abandon ❑ Plug for Redrill ❑ Perforate New Pool ❑ Repair Well ❑ Change Approved Program ❑ Suspend ❑ Plug Perforations ❑ Perforate ❑ Pull Tubing ❑ Time Extension ❑ Operations Shutdown ❑ Re -Enter Suspended Well ❑ Stimulate IN Alter Casing ® Other Fill 7"x9 -5/8" annuli with cement • 2. Operator Name: 4. Current Well Class: 5. Permit To Drill Number BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. . ® Development ❑ Exploratory 169 -057 , 3. Address: ❑ Service ❑ Stratigraphic 6. API Number. P.O. Box 196612, Anchorage, Alaska 99519 - 6612 50 -029- 20032 -00-00 - 7. If perforating, closest approach in pool(s) opened by this operation to nearest 8. Well Name and Number property line where ownership or landownership changes: Spacing Exception Required? ❑ Yes ® No PBU NKUPST (26- 12 -12) 9. Property Designation: 10. Field / Pool(s): ADL 028257 - Prudhoe Bay Field / Prudhoe Bay Oil Pool 11: PRESENT WELL CONDITION SUMMARY Total Depth MD (ft): Total Depth TVD (ft): Effective Depth MD (ft): Effective Depth TVD (ft): Plugs (measured): Junk (measured): 10311' - 10311' - 9241' 9241' None None Casing Length Size MD TVD Burst Collapse Structural Conductor 46' 30" 46' 46' Surface 315' 13 -3/8" 315' 315' 2730 1130 Intermediate 3002' 9-5/8" 3002' 3002' 5750 3090 Production 9446' 7" 9446' 9446' 7530 4150 Liner Perforation Depth MD (ft): Perforation Depth TVD (ft): Tubing Size: Tubing Grade: Tubing MD (ft): 3771' - 8990' (range -No breakdown to 3771' - 8990' 3-1/2" 474' - 8860' Suusezed) Packers and SSSV Type: Unknown (Abandonment Completion done by Mobil Oil) Packers and SSSV 987' / 98T MD (ft) and TVD (ft): 8850' / 8850' 12. Attachments: 13. Well Class after proposed work: 0 Description Summary of Proposal ❑ BOP Sketch ❑ Detailed Operations Program ❑ Exploratory Y® Development ❑ Service 14. Estimated Date for 15. Well Status after proposed work: Commencing Operations: January 25, 2011 ❑ Oil ❑ WINJ ❑ WDSPL ❑ Plugged 16. Verbal Approval: Date: ❑ Gas ❑ GINJ ❑ GSTOR , Abandoned Commission Representative: ❑ WAG ❑ SPLUG ❑ Suspended 17. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Contact Brad Gathman, 564 -5778 Printed Name Dan Kara Title Engineering Team Leader Prepared By Name/Number: Signature Phone 564 - 5667 Date t! t i5 LDI 1 Elizabeth Barker, 564 -4628 Commission Use Only Co itions of approval: Notify Commission so that a representative may witne 31 1 _ C� t 7 �� Plu Integrity Sundry Number. g egrity ❑ BOP Test ❑ Mechanical Integrity Test Location Clearance Other. /+ No L. ./^ �t 5 r „Ls. t� o i t- Subsequent Form Required: /0 —Y0 7 APPROVED BY / ) / i Approved By: % COMMISSIONER THE COMMISSION Date L L A Form 10-403 R is • 01/201 AS JAN 0 23 s � � ` Submit In Duplicate R 161NAL 4 , 0-'/, 1 • • Summary of Proposed Work BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc (BPXA) Cut Casing Below Tundra Level North Kuparuk St 26 -12 -12 PTD 69 -57 API No. 50- 029 -20032 Present Well Condition The well was drilled to a depth of 10,311' MD, and is cased as follows: Casing Size Weight Top Depth (MD) Hole Size Cementing Record 30" 154# SURF 46' 36" 13 -3/8" 54.5# SURF 315' 17.5" 1170 sx fondu 9 -5/8" 40# SURF 3002' 12.25" 1400 sx class G ,- 1.- r 7" 23 & 26 SURF 9446' 8.5" 975 sx class G r �j North Kuparuk St 26 -12 -12 was P &A'd and approved by the AOGCC on 1/6/71 and a blind fl ge was installed on the tubing head. The 7" x 9 -5/8" annulus was left with freshwater mud to surface. The gravel pad surrounding North Kuparuk St 26 -12 -12 will be reclaimed during the 2011 ice road season, so the 7" x 9 -5/8" annuli will be filled with cement and the casing will be cut off 3' below tundra level. The procedure below outlines the steps to perform the final operations to fill the 7" x 9 -5/8" annulus with cement and then cut the casing 3' below tundra level and install a subsurface marker plate. This work will begin January 25, 2011. Procedure to cut casing below tundra level of North Kuparuk St 26 - 12 - 12 for final abandonment: 1. Excavate around wellhead and prep site to cut off casing. 2. Cut off and remov the casing a minimum of 3' below original tundra level. 3. Remove fres drilling mud using 1" pipe from the 7" x 9 -5/8" annulus to 150' or as deep as possible. 4. Cement 7" x 9 -5/8" annulus to surface. 5. Fill any unfilled annuli to surface with cement. a. Notify Inspector of opportunity to witness cut off prior to welding plate. 6. Place an abandonment plate on top of the cut off casing with the following information: North Kuparuk St 26 -12 -12 PTD 69 -57 API 50- 029 -20032 • • North Kuparuk St 26 -12 -12 API 50- 029 -20032 PTD 69 -57 Current Ir otN• li ' 30 ", 154# @ 46' Cement at 474' . - 13 -3/8 ", 54.5# @ 315' Packer @ 987' 411 1./1 9 -5/8 ", 40 #/ft © 3002' Top of cement @ 3760' Perfs 3771 -3774' squeezed From Bond Log Perfs 3869' squeezed Perfs 6753' No breakdown Perfs 6790' No breakdown } Perfs 6800 -6844' Squeezed Perfs 6850' Squeezed Top of good cement © 7700' Perfs 6890' No breakdown From Bond Log i DV Collar @ 6916' i Perfs 8795 -8834' squeezed Top of cement @ 8550' .M . Sliding Sleeve @ 8816' Otis N nipple @ 8829' Packer @ 8850 ft Cement Perfs 8860' squeezed 9.8# NaCI i Perfs 8892 -8920' Perfs 8922 -8944' Fresh Water Perfs 8947 -8984' Perfs 8990' squeezed Fresh Water Mud PBTD @ 9241 ft 7 ", 23# © 9446' `s 1 TD @10,311ft North Kuparuk St 26 -12 -12 API 50- 029 -20032 PTD 69 -57 Proposed 30 " 154# @ 46' Cement @ 150' �' Cement at 474' 1 13 -3/8 ", 54.5# @ 315' . Packer @ 987' • i 9 -5/8 ", 40 #/ft @ 3002' J Top of cement @ 3760' r Perfs 3771 -3774' squeezed From Bond Log Perfs 3869' squeezed Perfs 6753' No breakdown Perfs 6790' No breakdown Perfs 6800 -6844' Squeezed P Perfs 6850' Squeezed Top of cement @ 7700' 4 Perfs 6890' No breakdown From bond Log `' DV Collar @ 6916' i; g q Perfs 8795 -8834' squeezed Top of cement @ 8550' • Sliding Sleeve @ 8816' Otis N nipple @ 8829' Packer @ 8850 ft Cement - Perfs 8860' squeezed ® 9.8# NaCI Perfs 8892 -8920' Perfs 8922 -8944' Fresh Water Perfs 8947 -8984' Perfs 8990' squeezed ri Fresh Water Mud PBTD @ 9241 ft Proposed Cement 7 ", 23# © 9446' TD @ 10,311 ft SOHIO ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attn: Mr. C. V. Chatterton North KuparukState No. 1 Sec. 26, T12N, R12E, UPM Permit No. 69-57 Gentlemen: This letter is in reply to the telephone request by Jim Trimble February 1, 1983 regarding the abando~t of the above-named subject well. As your records reflect, Sohio Alaska PetrOleum Company was not the Operator during the' drilling and abando~t of the subject well. Mobil Oil Corporation was the' Operator and the abandonment of subject well was. approved by Hoyle Hamilton September 9, 1976, prior to effective date of the' Prudhoe Bay Unit Agreement. If additional infon~ation is needed, you should contact Mobil Oil Corporation, P. O. Box 5444, Denver, Colorado 80217. Very truly yours, R. H. Reiley District Drilling Engineer ECEIVED July 18, 1979 Mr. Mank Longman Cities Service Campany Exp1. & Prod. Research Box 50408 Tulsa, Oklahcma 74150 In checking over :.the thin sections of core ships that you forwarded to us via Ken Bird~.'U'.S.G.S., we note that th/n sections are missing from the follc~ing..dep .ths ~hich Citco had sampled from the State core library last Octobers B.P:..Sa9 .Delta # 1 (33-12-16) 93.24' (a); 9459'; 9970' ;' 9755 AP/I) W. Beach St. #2 .9513'; 9516' B.P. Niakuk #1 11,640~ .... 11,317'.; 11,320' !.North.' .Kuparuk #26-12-12 10,18i'"';"-10;i83''; 10,184'; 10,286'; 10,301' Please forward the missing sections to us at yo~= earliest convenience. Best personal regards. Sincerely, Wil~ V~ Alert Petroleum Geologist of ALASKA D£'PAR~ItT OF NATURAL .RESOURCES DJvJs.ion of Oil and Gas TO: ['..~-le H. Hamiltony~ Acting Director FROM: Ha rold R. 'Hawkins PetrolmJm Inspector DATE "September g, 1976 SUBJECT:_ Abandonnm~nt inspection North Kuparuk State No. 1 Sec. 26-, TlgN, R12E, Permit r4o. 69-57 ~August 27, 1976 - I finis[md .~Inspectton of West Statnes No.. 1 at 5:00 PM ~'nj~ ~'ent ~o-North ~~k by_c~p~¥. I fo~ N~. K~a~k to ~ clean and f~ of ~bris the full~:pe~:l~ter of the ~ ~rker is in pla~ a~ al] da~ ~ad wel~d OK. The pit area has been ftll~ and is lewl. ~ ~d was level and ~ ~od condition. The ice ~a~ they us~ we~ also in veryg~d c~diti~ and ~r~ of debris. In s~rv, I ins~~ ~rth Kulak_ ~. 1 and f~d the location .in gen~al i~'g~d J~J~tl~ ~nJ f~i tt Should..~ approv~ for final abandon-- ~nt~. Copy of this ~rt ~-pic~s s~uld ~ s~t to Chris Gulnn, Alaska Division of Lands, ~0 Airart Road, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701. )~bJm r ,~ 2 " z ,,~ W t-h ~ ~ 1~'~- W N Nd ~~~ IS'oPARvl~ ,STf'} T~ ,~ ~ sFc z~-TIZN ~e~z ~ P~RMiT~#.6~s7 - ~ `A -- ~ t ~. ~~~~ _._ ._ _, r - - y ~ a ;__ ,_. .. _ .,P. b, ~, _. -. ,_._ _ _ ~. , . .~.~ 'mo`w. ~, ~..~ ,,. ;= _ s ~ _~ c ~' k ; „-ar lay. -. F Alaska ~ .... and Gas. Conservation Committee ,£,. '"'i~' Fi eld Inspection Report Drlg Permit mo</~/0 ~_7 Well/Platfm Seg~..~/-.'~?~RI~L~,_LR. _M ' Operator_~.~ ~ ./]-,,'IX ~//~ Represented by/~!)./) ~t~. ~Name & Number _Z/~].~/4~A~a_~r ~1.~-.~/ .Satisfactory Type Inspection Satisfactory Type In'spection Yes No Item ( ) Location,General Yes No Item ( ) BOPE Tests 1. Well Sign ( ) ( ) 15. "Casing set @ 2. General Housekeeping ( ) ( ) 16. TesC fluid-( )wtr.--~ )mud ( ) oil ~. Reserve Pit-( )'open( )filled '( ) ( ) 17.' Master Hyd. Control Sys.-~psig ) () /.~. ) ( ) () () ()'() () () (~)~-) (~-) () 4.. Rig ( ) Safety Valve Tests 5. ~Urface,No. Well's 6. Subsurface-No. Wells -( ) Well Test Data 7. Well Nos. , , , 8. Hrs. obser , , . 9. BS&W , , , 10. Gr. Bbls. (,20 Final Abandonment ll. P&A Marker ( ) ( )~' 18.-N2 btls. ' ..... , (.) ( )' .19. Remote Controls () ()- () () () () () () () () () () () () () () ( ) ( ) 28. Pipe Rams , ..; ps i g 20. Drilling spool- "outlets · 21. Kill Li.ne-( ) Check valve 22' Choke Flowline ( ) HCR valve 23. Choke Manifold No. valvs fles 24. Chokes-( )Remote( )Pos.(-~dj. 25. Test Plug-( )We~l. hd( )csg( )none 26. Annular Preventer.,_____psig 27. Blind Rams,~ps~q ~psiq. 12. Water well-( )capped( )plugged ( ) (). 29. Kelly & Kelly-cock __psig 13. Clean-up ( ) ( ) 30. Lower Kel.ly valve psio ()k) ( ) 14. Pad leveled ( ) ( ) 3.1'. Safety Floor valves-~-(- ~BV ( )Dart' Total 'inspection observation time. _~s'~l~ Total number leaks and/or eauip, failures Remarks... '"'4~4'~i',~/~' .~,~ ~,:~.~) ~ ~.~.~. <~-~n .~.~ ~_~ ~ ~=/~ ~ ..) .:~,~.~.,~ Notify in , days or when ready Inspected by Drlg. Permit No~~'._~ Operator~Al~, ~_~",~ ~_~_£~ Ala" !. 0,.. and Gas Conservation Commit - . Field Inspection Report ~__T~i~R~ Wel 1/Platfm Se ,~. M Represented by, ~(/~ .Satisfactory Type Inspection ~:..,Yes No Item ( ) Location,General () () () () () () .() () () () .() () 1. Well Sign 2. General Housekeepin,q t. Reserve Pit-( )open( )filled 4. Rig ( ) Safety V.alve Tests 5. Surface-No. Wells 6. Subsurface-No. Wells =( ) Well Test Data 7. Well Nos. , , , 8. Hrs. obser , , , 9. BS&W , , , 10. Gr. Bbls. (~ Final Abandonment () () (,) () Satisfactory Type Inspection Yes No Item ( ) BOPE Tests () () 15 () ( ) 16 () () 17 () () la () () ~9 ( ) ( ) 20 () () 21 () ( ) 22 ( ) ( ) 23 ( ) ( ) 24 () () () () () () "Casing set @ TesL fluid-( )wtr.---~-(-)mud ( ) oil Master Hyd. Control Sys.- psig N2 btls. , , , psig Remote C6ntr--'--oi S ..... Drilling spool -__"outlets Kill Line-( ) Check valve Choke Flowline ( ) HCR valve Choke Manifold No. valvs flms Chokes-( )Remote( )Pos.(-~dj 25. Test Plug-( )Wellhd( )csg( )none 26. Annular Preventer,____~psig 27. B1 ind Rams, psim (~) ( ) 11. P&A'Marker ( ) ( ) 28. Pipe Rams __psiq (~)~) 12. Water well-( )capped( )plugged ( ) ( ) 29. Kelly & Kelly-cock __psig ~'~ (~) ( ) 13. Clean-up ( ) ( ) 30. Lower Kel.ly valve, psi.~ . ( ) 14. Pad leveled ( ) ( ) 31 Safety Floor'valves--Y(- --)-BV ()Dar. t Total inspection observation time ~~4a.y~ Total number leaks and/or equip, failures. cc',~!~Z ~L_~ Notify in days o~ when ready Inspected by .., ......... ~-'/'~ ~' ~~ - - 2~9 ~_- rt~ervt ~Bf° .Z ----~ e- ~ t- 3 .~ µ~ --~ ~~~~ -~- -- ~-.~ __ S -> /l~o,e r y ~u Pf! ~P v ,~ 1G - i~ - ~~ i,,,,f ~,,~"`~"J ~ a.-.o( .,n.o..oC . f- y E-- ,~ t11:L1y ~- _ Mobil Oil Corporation September 12, 1975 t-) O I~()X 5,1,1.1 DEIXlVER. COLORADO 80217 Mr. Hoyle H. Hamilton Chief petroleum Engineer Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Mr. Hamilton: In reply to your letter of July 15, 1975, concerning final location inspections on several of our North Slope wells, the inspection of two wells on August 29 and subsequent conversa- tions with F. W. Schall, this is to advise that we are pre- paring cost estimates and making plans to cover the pits and, hopefully, complete the necessary cleanup work this winter season. It is planned t6 have this problem taken care of by next summer. We will keep you advised. Very truly yours, w .7 . -,..x~/~; ~., , ~ W. G. Sole Area Engineer WGS/rk State of Alaska DATE: September 5, 1975 FILE NO: TELEPHONE NO: SUBJECT: Al~ndoned Loc~tton Inspection, MOb11, Morth Slape, Alasl~ ~ridayAugus-t ~9,1975_- Left AnChorage at 8:30 AM vtm Wien. Arrived mt ~Co-'S~:i'p'mt-tO:OS'AM. ~.~y Wood, Mobil helicopter pilot, who fle~ me to the Mobil camp, The pUr~se of my trip was to inspect abandoned locations of three ~ebtl wet ls: 1, Mo~ ~~ No. ~-12-t2 ~ler State MO,15-g-16 3,' ~S~ $imt~ State Ilo, 18-9-23' _~- ! arri~ at the rMobtl ~ at 10:45 AH. Here ! .met Bud Abrmms, Mobil -~11ing SuPerV. isor, We talked briefly about.abandoned location markers.. 'He s~ me one at the bise camp l'ocatJon, instead .of welding the ma.t~en dtrectt~ to ~be marker pipe, he had made a ftag out of quarter inch '~'-'~eel Pia~ andhat '"welded the ~ell information on this and then welded it to ~ ma~ker, ! ~ id B~ that ! would check w~th the office to see tf this  s satisfactory, !! ~ then flew to the North Kuparuk 1.ocatton (Photos No,1- ,6), ~ we~t ~ ~iar had.not been filled and.-the marker had been placed to the sj~ of the ~1, ! told Bud. that the regulations require-the marker to 'be at~ dlrec~ to the wellhead.tn same manner. He rode a note to. correct ~ ~~..~s, ~ 'were also some ptles, of metal and debris on and off '~ ~d. The"~"~~ pit and the sewage pit had not been backfllted. When. I ~d him they ~ould.have to be backftlled he was puzzled, Somewhere along the 1the he F~d ~ informed that 'the older locations on the Slope did not have to backfill thet~ pits. I told him I hadn't heard anything to. that effect~but would check with the office when we returned to the camp, ! called And-age about 11:30 AM and talked with Lonnte Smtth. He told me t~e well marker fnfermation 'had to be bead: welded to the pipe and .the trlag was 'not acceptable. !n regard to the pits it was decided to check on past inspections and make a decision on the results sometime next week. Bud agreed to this and the subject was referred to Fritz Schall. Mobil Ortlltng Superlnte~t. Bud and I went ~ the Kadler State well after lunch (Photos No.7-No.12). T~ pad was cIean ami the levelt,ng was rough but acceptable. The reserve pit was not filled a~ ~ abar~loned location marker .was not yet in place. We returned to the Mobil camp since the weather would not permit, us to go to the West Stat-nes location. O. K. G~lb~et, h, Jr., ~.~ R.A. ~l~s -Fteid Trip Repart Mobil, North $1~ Page 2 Sept. amber 5, 1975 I filled out a Field Inspectioe Report far Bud and will send a copy to Mobil in A~orage (a cepy is atta¢l~ed). I told Bud that I would call him back Tuesday (Septe~ Z, 1975) and tell him of any develepments concerning the pits. I ret~ to Anchorage on the 5:15 PM Wlen flight. In summary, ! made prettmtnmry~ tnspe~fons of Mobtl's North Kuparuk No.26-12-12 aed Kadler State Ne. 15-g-16 .&bamJomed lecatieas. Final inspection is pending a decision by ~ Otvislen concerni.~g backftlllng of reserve ptts.. On We~,sday Septe~ 3, lg75 Heyle l-l~tlten called Fritz Schall to inform him that ~ State would require all pits to be backftlled before any aban- dened location can be approved. RAO:be Attachments Ala-~a Oil and Gas Conservation Comm..tee '~'~' Field Inspection Report .., ~.,~ F~R~/, ~ ., Drilling Permit )perator ~ ~. f~ Well Name & No. ~ ... ~L_~ Number ~cted by ~, ~"~'~perator's Rep. ~.~ ~~~ 3 Contr. Rig No. Satisfacto~-:: Item :- .. : ' Satisfactory Item Yes No '""~:" ' ..~ . . . Yes "No ~) ' 1 Well Sign ( ) ( ) 11 ~nifold Pressure Test )")-.~.~ ( ) ~:.21 Safety Valves-Floor -. ( ) ( ) 12. BOP Pressure Test · ~': '[:( ) 3. Safety Valves-Kelly . ( ) ( )[ 13. Reserve Pit ( )-..,( ) 4.. Safety Valves-Subsurface ( ) ( ) 14. Pit Bern ) ( ) ,5. ~P Closing System .,, ( ) ( ) 15. Location Bem ) ( ) -"6 Remote Controls ( ) ( ) 16 Fuel Berm ).." ( ) 7. Drilling Spool-outlets-- ( ) (W) 17 Operations off "Pad" ( ):: 8., Flow Lines _.:. :. .... ::~' :.... . '( ) .. (~ 18. "~eneral Housekeeping"- ~'-.'~[(') :~:.":9. 'Kill Lines ..... ( ):'-'~ 19. Abd. Marker ~.. ( ) 10. Manifold Chokes ~}:"' ,~ ( )' :'.',.'( ) 20. Wa~er Well covered Remarks: ' · . .?- 'Signed Date~ . - July 15, 1975 Hr. t{arry Porter Pobll O11 Corp. 1~. O. [~ox 5444 Terminal Annex Denver, Colorado 80217 Dear Mr. Porter: We are trying to schedule our field work this summer and It would help us to find out wt~en you wtll be ready for the f lnai location Inspection on the followlng wel Is. West Stalnes St. # IB-9-23 N. Kuparuk ~ 26-12-12 ~est Stalnes St. ~ 2 Kuparuk # 9-11-12 S I ncere I y, ~{oyle H. tl~ml Iton Chief Petroleum Engineer HI it!: pb STATE of ALASKA D i rector T~, ,.,,=l,.~ · 0 . K. G i I b reth '~ Chief Petroleum Engineer DATE : October 20, 1972 FROM: Lonnie C. Smith ~r~ Petro I eum Eng I neet September 12, 1972 SUBJECT: I nspectton of Location Clean-ups, North Slope Alaska I departed Anchorage by Wein Consol i dated's comn;erciai flight ar'ri ving at 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 i~.1orst of L~ukluk, who carried me to the [.!ukluk camp where I picked up the leased vehicle. I returned to the Gay Air~ays', 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 ! was .requested to check back about 5:00 Pi"1. 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 that a great deal of construction activity has been going on with new gravel maintenance roads being con- structed for field pipelines which wi Ii 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 ~.!ukluk's yard. BP has construction underway on the gravel pad for their new Base Cam~, which wi !! be about one rnile southeast of the GC-I production flow station. The Brinkerhoff Rig ~-~-~36 has been moved from F-pad back to A-pad over well #6 -: to comn-~ence resetting of ?he 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 #1-1, Item #!, the well- head and sign of Well ??F--2 with Item #2, the reserve pit in. the background. Photo f~l--2 shows' Item #1, wellheads of F-I through 5; Item ~.!3 ~ortable mast and logging truck working on well 5F-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 f.:'l-3 ~,~hich shows: Item #1, the open pit on the south side of the pad and Item #2, one of the fenced well ce l lars. I then drove to Prudhoe and proceeded to ARCO's DS #1 where I had noticed the drilling mast had been lowered on the Rowan rig. The rig had been ski dded~f-fof the #1--5 well to the very end of the pad and khmer L. Burreil -2- October 20, t972 the mast laid down. The rig does no+,. appear to be disrnantled for' moving off this location. I took two photos (page 6) of this developmenff- drill site. Photo #I-1 shows: Item #i, the permanent production buiidinfi over the wellhead on well #1; Item ~,.2, the well sign on the door of the bui ldin9. Photo #I--2 was taken from the road~ay east of the pad and snows: Item #1, the %~o well-houses over #1-1 and #1-3; Item #2 the wellheads of #1-2, #1-4 and #1-5; item !!3, the rig stacked at the south end of the pad and; Item #4, a test tank near well ~!i-4. I returned to Gay Helicopter's office at Deadhorse and waited for' the availibiilty of a helicopter. Finally at 6:30 P~..~ a helicop'ier was ready and even though it was quite late in the day ! 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. Mobil - Hurl State #5-10_,13 .(Sec. 5, 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 si Ils and pi ling; Item #4, the reserve mud pit. - Photo #1-2 shows: Item #1, the wellhead; Item ;,'.z3, the rig sills and piling; 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 debr i s. 2. Mob i I - Kupar_uk .S_tate #24- I I- ! 2 ...(~.e~c.. 24_,_ T I I N.,. R 1.2E ,. U .~I. ) 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 welihe&d and along the west edge of the pad. The wellhead has a few sills around iff' sticking up through the gravel. Some 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, an~ lots of small debris. I ."~2--I is looking to the southeast and took thre.e photos (page 8) here, ;,._ 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 si Ils. Photo #2-2 is a view to the southwest showing: Item ~,:~, three stacks of casing along the west edge of the pad; Item ~"5, an open ~:camp pit'";. Photo ~72-3 is a view to +,'he northeast across the northwest corner of the pad showing' Item #4, stacked casing; Item ~!6, a loading dock wiffh miscellaneous supplies; ltl-em #.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 Ku0aruk St. #26-12-12 (S~9...76, ~!.?i~. RI2~, U.H.~ The~re is a g'r'avel air strip he~e.--There is no material le'ft 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 %.~o pits are still open, one to the east and one to the south. ! didn't see any well sign. I took three photos (page 9) here, #3-1 Iooki'ng to the south 'shows: Item the wellhead in the cellar; Item #2 what appears to be the reserve mud pit. Photo #3-2 shows: item #i, the wellhead; Item ~3, boards and Homer L. Burrelt October 19, 1972 "3 3 trash all over, around and off the pad. Photo .'~ -. is a view southwest across the pad showing; Item #4, a trash pi le whi'ch is about 35' fror..'~ the north edge of the pad. 4. klobil - West KuDaruk #3-11-11 (Sec. ~73. TI~ I~_RI_IE, There are no supplies left at this location, but it is obvious from ti~e dama.ged tundra around and off the northwest corner of this location tha~,~ 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. ! took two photos at this location (page i0). Photo ~4-1 shows: Item #1, the wellhead; Item #2, the reserve pit; item #3, a welisign; 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 whlch are scattered around the location. 5. SOCAL- Kaverak Pt. #32-25 (~Sec. 2~, Ti3N, RIOE_;_~..~[,{.)~ Due to the lateness of the day and the heavy snow showers we required almost !0 minutes to locate this well. When we found it at 7:49 P['..~i it was too dark to take any more photos but I observed the following: 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 si Ils 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 p'it. 6. SOCAL- Simpson Lagoon #32--14A (Sec. 1,4~__TI3N., 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 follo',-~ing: 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 piling and sills were still in place; 4. The fuel area bem~s were still intact; 5. The reserve pit and around the pi lings contained trash and debris; 6. Part of the gravel on the east side of ~'he well was smooth; 7. On the sills near the wellhouse a great deal of material had been neatly stacked consisting of barrels, tubing and ti tubers. The nearby snow showers continued and we were unable to locate the SOCAL we I I ~ap-29E and after' hunting for a while I decided enough time had been spent and so we headed toward Deadhorse. 7. [,'!obi i - Kuparuk St. #7-11-12 (Sec. #7, TI IN, Ri2.E~,_ U.H.) 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. Tills location has: !. A reserve mud pit south of the well which H~.~er L. Burreli -4- October 17, 1972 contains some debris; 2.- A -~est pit off to the southeast which is sti !1 open with a large pi ie of gravel or excavated material pi led to the southside; 3. The wellhead has a weilsign; 4. Rig si Ils are still inplace in the gravel around the wellhead; 7. Except for a ladder laying near the wellhead the location appeared cleaner than most o'f Mobi Is I ocat ions. We returned to Deadhorse arriving at 8:30 PM after inspecting seven of eleven locations of two operators. Attachments ~AGt 1 lrr. ,~N ORIGINAL POLAROID'" LAND PHOTOGRAPH SUBJECT ~ -~ ' ` `~ ' ~' • ~' ' DATE ~ ~ ' _ I NAME ,-~ , _. ~ ~ _ ADDRESS .:.... ~ - ,.. ;' ~ . {?_) Reserve P':ud '-~ o t --.---;--..-----RE{,ULAF2SIZE-G()BJE~ -- ._.- WALLET SIZE COPIES For your convenience 5 x 7 ENLARGEMENTS when ordering copies, indicate the number of 8 x 10 ENLARGEMENTS copies desired in the appropriate box for the size(sl you select. 35mm SLIDES P558A-1 5/70 Printed in U.S.A. ~~ 2 3-1 AN ORIGINAL POLAROID' LAND PHOTOGRAPH SUBJECT '- ~ i ~''~• DATE . ' ~_ NAME "_ i - ;,. ~•..uo; ~~,. ~-. -I?-~~ .!DRESS (3) Tray`, ?..Deer; s ,. -; ._ . =d,--' ~ r' . ,~ _ _. -......_...-~:..i_. REGULItR'St2f'COPtES --_- -.- ._. WALLET SIZE COPIES for your convenience 5 x 7 ENLARGEMENTS when ordering copies. indicate the number of copies desired m the $ x 10 ENLARGEMENTS appropriate box for the , size(s) you select. 35mm SLIDES P558A•) 5/70 ° Printed in U.SA. I 3-2 AN ORIGINAL POLAROID' LAND PHOTOGRAPH SUBJECT ~ - ~ ~~ ,' i c';! - , '% DATE NAME ,. _.. ~~ - i ~' ~ ADDRESS r. i~ ~. REGULAR SIZE COPIES ' '" WALLET SIZE COPIES For your convenience 5 x 7 ENLARGEMENTS when ordering copies, ~~ indicate the number of 8 x 10 ENLARGEMENTS copies desired m the appropriate box for the size(s) you select. 35mm SLIDES P558A-I 5170 Printed in U.S.A. Corporc fion ALASKA DIVISION Pouch 7-003 Anchorage, Alaska POST OFFICE POUCH 7-003 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, A1 aska 99509 ATTENTION' Homer Burrell RE' DIVISION OF LANDS NOTICE The followinq material is acknowledge rec~i~t by signing it to the undersigned. DATA TRANSMITTAL' DATED DECEMBER 17, 1971 being transmitted herewith. Please one copy of this letter and returning Mobil et al. North Kuparuk 26-12-12 Core Analyses Cores 4, 5, 6, 7 Tight Hole DST #4 8974/8996 Production Test #1 Report 8892/8984 Production Test #2 Report 8892/8984 Production Test #3 Report 8795/8833 Production Test #4 Report 8794/8833 Oi 1-Water permeability & Waterflood data PVT Analysis TRANSMITTED/BY :/q DATE ' C c~Ted ,4/vD ColI¢c.T". . .~ . ~ .... ._L~/,~.-~ . -...~ .: . : ~ .... .: , ~ . 50-029-20032 j WELL/COMP EIION .OR 'RECO PLETI N RT A ND LOG, j b.~ TYPE OF COMPLE~ON: ~ ~ ~ J J8 -- - - . '/' / Mobil Oil CorpOration ...... ADDRESS OF OPERATOR ~.~ P. Oo Box 1734~ Anchoraae~ Alaska 9950~ . zt.~.c~ ~358' ~ & 2871' F~L~ Sec. 26~ ~2~ R12,E At top prod. interval report~ below - Straight Hole At total dep~ 13j'D~TE ~puDDED' -' Jla. ~'T.i~.' ~;CHED ilS. DATE COMP, SUSP, O~ ABA1TD. J.l~: I~I,I~VATION$ ,(,DF, 1L~Bi RT, GR, .~1~)* il?. I~V. CASINGHT, A.D 16/12/69 J 8/15~/~9' 11/25/69 J. !' 46;82' L . ~5'.67' Tbg. Head TOTAL DE~I'H..iViD & TVD[19. PLUG. ~CI~ ~ / MD & ~-D~10. IF iVLLILTIiPL~ COM~L.. % 21. ' .... "INTERVALS 'DRII~L~D BY. , . , / h " ' .- ~ ', '; ~: i ,'. SUR~ : ~::i -- . t~ . , :' ~(lOt'll ': : "j~' '~ : :~: 24.i TYPE EI~E~C AlqD OTHER LOGS'RUN -' '-' ;' · i IES, Sonic, FDC - G~, SNP, CDM, CBL, Mud Log ; .:, ~..C~G ~ (Re~ aH ~i~s set ~ W~ll) ' CA~,,~I.~G SIZE WEIGHT,. LB)Fi'. HOLI!I SIZE A.IVIOU1N~ 30 :,~ ~= 13-3/8 54.5 DFAWI'H ~-~. (MD) 46' 315 9-5/8 - . 7 23 & 26 ~ 9446 8922.'/8944' 8947'/8984' LINER ~co~ S- 95 8892'/8920' Al.1. four 1/2" jet holes per foot. 1225 :~sax 9/5 ~'~o. ~ (MD) 8I~E . Dl!Ila~l- I.NT~V~ (I~D) See At~ached A~OITNT ;d~D ~:/ND OF M~TE~ USa:I) ~.istory PRODUCTIO~r DATE FIRST P~ODUCTZON J ~DI~UCTION METHOD (Flow~, ~ l~t, pmp~e and type of prop) - 10/22/69 DSTJ .-Flow -' . ~ ~T P~OD t I F~W ~BING ~G ~S~ JC~~ O~BB~ G~M~. J TEST WITNESSED B~ Well Shut-in ~-~ -. Meyer - Hamilton s2. ,~,s~ o~'~¥Ac-~-.,~s ~ Dated - 9/19/69 · Subsequent WelliHig~ory and Prod~tion Test ResUlts (History & Lo~s previously submitted. 33.1 hereb~ cert~y~./pthat the ~g~d at~ched inf/r~ation' is complete and correct an determined }rom alUav~tlab'le records__"__/~ee P i~ o ~ ~o~ STATE O'F ALASKA ~~_ENG ~,~ OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEEi'~::J-] F~'~NG,,_; -"[~J 50-029- 200 32 J 41~O ~-~:']l6. ~-~S~.DES~GNA~ON ~DSEm*'.NO. SUNNY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON ~"~ iTJJ ~ ~8~ 1. OIL [] GAS [] WELL WELL OTHER 2. NAME OF OPEi~kTOR Mobil OiL Corporation 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR Pouch 7-003, Anchorage, ALaska 4. LOCATION OF WELl, At surface 1358~ FWI, & 2871 FNL, Sec. 26, TlgN, R1ZE, UPM w% use deepen (Do not this form for proposals to drill or to sUch 'p(o/~osal~[) Use "APP-LICATION 'FOA ~-ER~i'I-'-L" 'for ~_~ J ;2' GEO'L j~'J. J ~' IF I~I~, ~O~ OB TRIBE N~ ~--REV .... j~ ,. gmt, r~ o~s~,~i Mobil-Phillips ~R'~T~: North K~par~k S~a~e 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, OR, etc. ,..~!A~ ~ ! ~'Y~ 46.82' KB Check Appropriate l~ljl~T~il~lili~l~i~j~KJb'~,O~ NOtice, Re ANCHORAG~ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF PULL OR ALTER CASINO FRACTURE TREAT [~l MULTIPLE COMPI,ETE SHOOT OR ACIDIZE ABANDONS REPAIR WELL CHANOE PLA.~S -- tother) { ,1 Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 26, T1ZN, R1ZE, UPM 12. PERIVIffT 1~O. 69~57 ~ort, or Other Data ' SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTINO OR ACIDIZINO ~ ABANDONMEI~tT* (Other) (NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or Recompletl0n Report and Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting an)' proposed work. Verbal approval for the abandonment work outlined below was obtained ~anuar¥ 4, 1971, after attempts to repair the welt failed. 12/22-24/70 Kill welt with 10.4#/gal Calcium Chloride water and i.nstatted BOP's. 12/24-25/70 Cleaned out inside 2 7/8" tubing to 856'. Swedged tight places and pulled ball valve. Established circulation between 2 7/8" tubing and 2 7/8"-7" annulus through hole in tubing. 12/26-31/70 While swedging tubing at 861', lost the 1 13/16" swedge, 1 - 1 3/4" OD drill collar and bottom half of bumper sub in the hole. Top of fish a~ 839'. During fishing operations lost 6" of box tap and grapples from an overshot on top of fish. Still able to circulate tubing to tubing - casing annulus and also pump 3 B/rain @ 1500 psi into formation. 12/31/70 Displaced 50 sax CLass G cement through tubing to formation perforations with 7.1 bbLs fresh water and 42 bbts Calcium Chloride water. CaLcu~___.tated top of cement in Z 7/8" tubing at_l~550'. Shut in 5 hours. Displaced tUbing casing annulus to check circulation. Shut in annulus and pressured up on tubing to 1800 psi for 15 min. OK 16. I hereby ce~t~.~~e ~1 t~.~ .n Smm~D ~rLm D~v~s~oB Engineer (This for State u~) space office APPROVED BI ~I~LE DA~E CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF A~: ~ Ya.nuary 18, 1971 See Instructions On Reverse Side Approved Copy Returned 1971 PAGE 1/1-5/71 Ran free point. Cut and recovered Z 7/8" tubing from 474' including ball valve .nipple and ail of pressur~.co~tro[ liner. ~irculated out insulation. Swedged tight places in 7" casing frOrn~120, to 4'74' with 5 1/4" and 6" swedges. 1/6/71 Engaged tubing fish with overshot and pack off. Circulated out salt water with fresh water and cemented down 2 7/8" tubing and up 2 7/8" x 7" annulus with 125 sax Fondu. Circulated cernnent to the surface. Released overshot at 474' and pulled out. Cernent top at 30' in 7" casing. Filled 7" casing with Fondu cement from 30' to the surface. 1/7-10/71 Installed bo[ted blind flange with side outlet and valve on the tubing head. Rig partially disrnante[ed but setting over the well. The abandonment marker will be erected and the location clean-up completed when the rig is removed in the Spring of 1971. The Division of Oil and Gas will be .notified for final inspection of the location when clean-up is complete. IDI¥1SlON OF OiL AND GA5 ANCHO~G~ LCLE~. 9-3~-,67 STATE "'C~F ALASKA Submit "'l~tentions" in Triplicate & "Su~bSequent Reports" in Duplicate OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION, ,COMMITTEE ., SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen or plug back to a diffierent reservoir, Use "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT--" far such proposals.) OIL [] ,~AS [] WELL WELL OTHER 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Mobil 0il Corporation 31 ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P.O. Pouch 7-003. Anchorage. AK 99501 4. LOCATIO~T O,F WELL At surfaee 1358 F~ & 287? F~rb Sec. 26, T~2N. R12E 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GlO, etc. 46.82' Kb Check Appropriate .Box To i~ndi,cate Nlature of N!etice, Re 14. AP1 N~CAL CODE 50-029-20032 6. LEAS~ DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 28257 7. IF INDIA.N, .,~J~J-~O~ OR TRIBE NM 8. UNIT, FA~iV~ OR LF-~SE NA1VIE Mobil-Phillips North Kuparuk State 9. W]ELL NO. North K_uparuk 26-'~ 2-12 10. Fla~,LD ~ FOOL, OR WIL3DC~T Wildcat '11. SEC., T., R., NI., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJF. CTIVE) Sec. 26, T ~2 N. 12. PER/V]/T NO. 6.9-5'7 R 12 E, UPM )orr, or Other 'Data NOTICE OF INTENTION ~0 : TEST WATER SHUT-OFF I I PULL OR ALTER CASING I I FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMPLETE I -I SHOOT OR ACIDIZE J J ABANDONs REPAIR WELL X~ CHANGE PLANS ~Other) and suspend BUBSEQU~ENT REPORT OF: FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OB ACIDIZINO ABANDONMEN'Ts (Other)  NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well ompletton or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertineut details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. ' The well has communication between the tubing and the 2-7/8" tubing -- 7" casing annulus. W~.reline equipment cannot be run below 311' in the 2-7/8" tubing. It is proposed to enter the well, recover the tubing, check the condition of the 7" casing string, repair if necessary and circulate cement behind the 7" casing.string from 3000'+ to surface, set a drillable bridge plug at 2500'_+ and cap with 50'~ of cement, displs~ce mud in 7" casing-with diesel~ install tree and suspend the well. J DIR ~ JIt is estimated that work-will comm'ence on approximately December 20, 1970. ' C:-ENo-'[--'J DATE DATE 16. I hereby a SlGNE -/'~-~~. ------'-' -'-----] - -- --TITLE D~.vision Engineer ~ C,, a W~earuff.- '// See 1,nstructions On Reverse Side Approved Copy Returned CONFIDENTIAL x WORKOVER PROGRA~Xi NORTH KUPAR-~( STATE 4~26-12-i2 SEC. 26, T' 12 N, R 12 E~'.U.. M. Location: 1359' FWC and 2871' F~C section 26 T 12 N R 12 E Umiat Meridian Objective: it is proposed to enter'well, determine 'cause of plugged tubings repair any damaged subsurface equi~om'enn'~.and displace mud in the 7" x 9-5/8" annulus with .cement. Dep'~h Reference: All depths refer to original K.~B. 12' above ground level. Casing Record: 30" O.D. conductor cemented at 46'~ 13-3/8" o'D. '54.5#/Jt g-55 ST&¢ cst, cement~ed at 315' w/1225 sx Fondu-Flyash + 3% salt. Cemented annulus w/54 sx cmt. 9-5/8" O.D. 40fi/ft.'N-80 LT&C cst at 3002'. D.V. collar at ~ o ' ~ ~ ~.-~-od first stage w/700sx. Class ~'G'~ Cemented 2nd ~1~0 . ~e~-~ ~ ' stage w/700.'sx Fondu-Ftyash + 3% salt. Cement' circulated on both stages. 7" O.D. ~26#/ft S-95 Butt. (3144') and 7" O.D. 23~J/ft N-80 Zu~t. (6302'5. Shoe at 9446~ D.V. collar at 6916'. Cemented first stage w/375 sx Class G. Cemented 2nd stage w/30 sx Ctas~s G W/6% Gel + 300 sx Class .G neat. Total Depth: 't0~3t1' Hole Size Surm~ary: 36" i7-1/2" 12-1/4" 8-~/2,' zlugge~ Depth: 9247' (80 sx cement5 Surface no 46? 46' to 315' 315' to 3002' 3002~ to 9550' 9550' to 10~3!i' Perforations: 3771' - 3774~ 4 holes/fi squeezed 3869' 4 hoies ~ squeezed 6753' 4 holes no breakdowr'~ 6790' 4 holes no breakdown _ . no~=o/ft (oerf~d twice) s~ueezad 6800' 6844' z~ ~ ~ 6850' 4 holes squeezed 6890' 4 holes s~ueezed 8760' 4 holes' squeezed 8795' - 8834' 4 ho!es/fi (perf'd twice) squeezed 8850'~ ~4 holes s~ueezed 8860'' 4 holes squeezed 8892' - 8920' 4 holes/fi open 8922' - 8944' 4 holes/ft open 8947' - 8984' 4 holes/ft open 8990' "- 4 holes squeezed Completion: 2-7/8" O.D. N-SO ERSR tbg. 8850' - Otis WB pkr. w/10' seals and straight slot loca~or. 8829' Otis N nipple. 8816' Otis X-0 sleeve (closed). 993' Otis X-0 sieeva (closed). 987' Otis pe~ana!ach packer. 984' Otis X-0 sleeve. 977' Otis overshot seal divider. 679' bottom of insulation. 552' Otis ball valve. Present Condition of Well: In May 1970, the casing pressure ~,as found to be i000 psig (oil). The tubing pressure was found to be 1200 psig (gas). Approximately one week later the tubing was vented to the sump. The casing pressure vented when the tubing was vented. In June, Otis ran'a wireline tool into the hole to 311' where it stopped. Methanol was pumped into the tubing in an attempt to melt plug assuming it was ice. The wire linewas rerun and stopped again $ti'. Fresh water mud was left between the 9-5/8~ and 7" casing strings from surface down to the top of the squeeze at 3771'. ?nerefore~ it appears that either the 7" casing has collapsed against the tubing on both sides of the safety valve or that the safety valve is leaking and the 7" casing has collapsed against the tubing above the.~safety valve. Workover Fluid: Salt water mud. Formmtion Pressure: 9.5 - 9.8 #/gal, Desired Wt.: 10.5 -10.7 ~/gal. Salt: 1.5 -.I 7 ~/gai. for %10oF.P. or below. Procedure: i. Rig Upo 2 Mill the tubing with ~o.~ - ~. ~ ,,/ga~. cn~iiad mud (52'~F.)o l<oni~aoz~ 3. 5emove X-mas tree & install B.O..P. 's. 4. Attempt to swage thru plugged and/or collapsed sections of tubing. 5. Roll out collapsed sections of tubing and recover ball valve. 6. Set tubing plUg i~ Otis ~ nipple @ 8829'. NORTH KD'PAl{IR( #26-12-12 September i51~ 1970 Procedure: Continued 7. Detez~-nine free point on tubing, if the free point is below collapsed section, cut tubing below collapsed interval (above overshot seal divider). Pull tubing.. Proceed to Step ti. If the free point is in the eoliapsed section~ proceed to Step 8. 8. Cut tubing just below free point and above tubing collar. Recover as much tubing as possible. 9. Run a tapered swage and expand any collapsed sections of 7" casing down to the top of the 'tubing. 10. Tie back on to tubing and determine free point. If tubing is free below the collapsed section, cut and pull tubing. Proceed to Step 11. If the tubing'is not free, repeat from Step 8, if possible. if it is not possible to get back onto tubing~ wash over tubing until tubing can be recovered. il. Run a tapered swage in 7" casing to expand any collapsed sections. Run a casing roller to restore collapsed section. 12. Run a chemica{ cutter and cut 2" casing below collapsed section. Retrieve 7" casing. 13. Tieback on to tubing, release packer, and pull entire tubing string. Check!·.'.condition of 7" casing to 2000' +: and repair as necessary. 14. Rerun 7" casing with a casing bowl. Run a retrievable bridge plug below casing patch and test casing and casing patch to 1500 psi. 15. Set retrievable bridge'plug @3050~, circulate warm mud in 7" casing to melt the mud in~..7" x 9-5/8" annulus. 16. Perforate 7" casing at 3000~ and establish circulation. 17. Set retrievable cementing packer. Cement 7" casing from 3000~ to surface w/50~50 cement Fondu-Flyash w/3% salt. 18. Retrieve bridge plug, and clean out hole to top of permanent packer at 8850~o 19. Set plug in packer at 8850~ and pressure test with RTTS to 2500 psi. Pull out of h01e w/RTTS. 20. Set drillable bridge plug at 2500'~ (below casing patch and above squeeze perfs.) Cap with 50' + of cement. Displace mud in 7" casing with diesel from 2500' to surface. 21. Install tree and suspend well.. NORTH KUPARUK ~ SUPPLEMENT TO W.O. PROCEDURES 11/17/70 STEP 2 -- Kill well - a - Open ball valve if possible. (1 9/16" I.D.) b - Flow well to pit (burn) Sufficient time to indicate no ice plug in tubing. ¢ - Kill well w/cal, chi. water down tubing - monitor annulus pressure and vol. pumped. 'd - Bleed off casing annulus - keep tubing full. e - Install back pressure valves. (Arranged for Cameron) 1 - If can't pump into well ~ install'back pressure valve. STEP 3 -- Remove Xmas tree and install BOP's. a - Run 1 1/4" DP to ball valve if possible. b - Run gauge ring - if open retrieve ball valve. c - If retrieve ball valve - run 1 1/4" DP to 2500'. d - Run 1 1/4" DP w/tubing gauge to 2500'. e - Proceed to Item 6. If unable to run 1 1/4" DP to ball valve - may consider cement plug. 1 - Swage tubing out to ball valve 1 1/4" DP - 10,000@F.B. Subs, power swivel, handling tools, etc. Otis snubbers - only outside equipment to come up. Tri-State will do fishing. 2 7/8" Bumper sub & jars 'Houston Engineers thru Denali. FORM SA - I B : MEMORANDUM State of Alaska DI~N OF OiL AgD GA8 DATE : ~ 22, 1970 SUBJECT: WJtltl~lll ~ bm Te~t - ~bit'J Narth nr.m,m~ ~aO, ...t On ~ 2e, JO'd I travolod by ~ and c~ompany c~drburJd ~uft tO tho ~1 Wtrth KulJf~k State No. 1 well to wRaeJs tom. J of the wen. ~ ~ tm~ ~ no~ be c~aetdered as a btm for dlj~tmry royalty. I r~ to ~ ~ b evening of O~--tobjr 28, 1969. REL:Jw ARe~~$ +NELL DRAWING NORTH KUPARUK STATE 26-12-12 a~ L ~ 46~ 30" 154#/FT LINE PIPE 315' 13-3/8" 54.5 #/FT J-55 552' OTI S BALL VA LV E 679' BOTTOM INSULATION 977' OTIS OVERSHOT SEAL DIVIDER 984' OTIS X-0 SLEEVE 987'OTIS PERMALACH PACKER 993' OTIS X-0 SLEEVE (CLOSED) 1190 DV COLLAR 3002' 9.5/8" 40#/FT N-80 LT& C 3771/74' SQUEEZED 3869'SOUEEZED 7" 23# N-80 BUTTRESS 6302' 7" 26#S-95 BUTTRESS 6753' NO BREAKDOWN 6790' NO BREAKDOW N 6800/44 SQUEEZED 6850' SQUEEZED 6890' NO BREAKDOWN 6916' DV COLLAR 8760~SQUEEZED 8795/8834'SQUEEZED 8829'OTIS N NIPPLE 8850' SQUEEZED SET OTIS WB PACKER W/10' SEALS & STRAIGHT SLOT LOCATOR 8860'SOUEEZED 8892/8920' OPEN SADLEROCHIT PERFORATIONS 8922/44' OPEN SADLEROCHIT PERFORATIONS 894Z/84' OPEN SADLEROCHIT PERFORATIONS 8990'SQUEEZED LEGEND 35 PBTD X45' 7" 23#N-80 8. 26#S-95 BUTTRESS GASSING 110,311 L.] FRESH WATER MUD D OIL [~ SALT WATER O CEMENT D INSULATION 8.8-70 J. R. JVELL DRAWING NORTH KUPARUK STATE 26-12-12 ~~ L ~ 46~ 30~~ 154#/FT LINE PIPE 315 13-3/8~~ 54.5#/FT J-55 552 OTIS BALL VALVE 679 BOTTOM INSULATI 977 OTIS OVERSHOT S 984 OTIS X-0 SLEEVE 987~OTIS PERMALACH 993 OTIS X-0 SLEEVE (C 1190 DV COLLAR 3002 9.5/8~~ 40#/FT N-80 LT>3~ C 3771/74 SQUEEZED 3669~SQUEEZED ON EAL DIVIDER PACKER LOSER) 7~~ 23# N-80 BUTTRESS 6302' 7~~ 26#S-95 BUTTRESS 6753 NO BREAKDOWN i 6790 NO BREAKDOWN 6800/44~SQUEEZED 6850 SQUEEZED 6890 NO BREAKDOWN 6916 DV COLLAR 8760~SOUEEZED 8795/8834~SOUEEZED 8829~OTIS N NIPPLE 8850 SQUEEZED SET OTIS WB PACKER W/10~ SEALS & STRAIGHT SLOT LOCATOR 8860~SQUEEZED 8892/8920 OPEN SADLEROCHIT PERFORATIONS 8922/44 OPEN SADLEROCHIT PERFORATIONS 8947/84 OPEN SADLEROCHIT PERFORATIONS 8990 SQUEEZED LEGEND 9265 PBTD 9445 7~~ 23#N-80 8~ 26#5-95 BUTTRESS GASSING T D 10,311 ~ FRESH WATER MUD D OIL [_] SALT WATER O CEMENT C~ INSULATION n_o_~n ~ o ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Form No. P---4 REV. STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY RE!PORT O'F 'D-RILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 2, N~E OF OPm~TOR Mobil Oil Corporation 3, ADDRESS OF OPEl{ATOll P. O. Box 1734 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 4. LOCATION OF WELJ.. 1358' FWL & 2871' FNL, Sec. 26, TI2N, RI2E, UPM SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE TRM 50-029-20032 6. LEASE: DESIGNATION AND ADL 28257 7. IF INDIA]xt, ALOTTEE OIR TIqI.B.g~ - - . mob'z~-rnz~ North Kupa~k State 9. WE~ NO. ~)26-12-12 10. FIELD A-ND POOL. OR WILDCA. T Wildcat 11. SEC.. T,. R., I~ff.. (IBO'i'I'OR{ HOI2E Sec. 26, T.I2N, RI2E, UPM 12. PER.MIT NO. 69-57 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END oF MONTH, CHA~NGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEIVIENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AND VOLU/VIES USED, PERFOPOkTIONS, TESTS A_ND RESULTS, FISHING JOBS, JUNK IN HOLE A.ND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AIN-D ANY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CI-IAN-~ES IN HOI~ COBrDITIONS. November, 1969 Pressure test perfs 8795'/8834' & resqueezed with 200 sax Class G Pressure tested perfs @ 3869' and resqueezed with 100 sax Class G Pressure test 8795'/8834' with 2500 psi ok. & 3869' with 1500 psi ok. Perforated 4H/ft 6800/6844'. Ran DST & fluid did not surface. Reperforated 4H/ft 6800'/6844' and retested. Fluid did not surface. Squeezed perfs 6800'/6844' with 350 sax Class G in 4 stages. Pressure tested with 3000 psi ok. Cleaned out to 9271'. Set production packer at 8842'. Ran 2-7/8" tubing with upper packer at 987'. Landed tubing-and rigged up to complete well. Released rig'& shut-in well 1i~25-69. FINAL REPORT · CONFID.E.'NTI [ PiYi~ION OF OIL AND. GAS 14. I hereby cel~fy,,that'the foreg '~ag is true and cor~ , ' " ' '~ -//!~ I , -- --- NoTE-Report on this form is ~r'~'J~'d for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, an~l must De filed in duplicate with the Division of Mines & Minerals'~'~i~y t- he 15th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed. Form No. P--4 P..EV. STATE OF ALASKA SUB~rr n~ D~L~C~rE~ . . OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMIT'I'EE MONTHLY REPORT' OF DRILLING. AND WOI1KOVER OP'EI~ATION$ NA/VIE OF OPEI%ATOR Mobil 0il Corporation ADDRESS OF OPEI~ATOR P. O. Box 1734 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 ~. ~OCA=O~ OF w~ 1358'FWL ~ 2871' F~rL, Sec. 26, TI2N, RI2E, UPM 50-~29-20032 OKG~ ~V ~./~.-. ~ ~L 28257 ~--7_ .~ 'REL ' ~ IF INDIA~ A~T~E O~ TRIBE NA~E ' moozA-~nzl l~Ds. North Kuparuk-S rate 9. WELL NO. 26-12-12 10. F~ELD A_ND POOL. OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC.. T., R., M.. (BO'I"FOM HO~ Section 26~ T12~ R12E, UP~ 1~. PER_MIT NO. 69 -57 REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT F~ND OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND C~%IENT1NG JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AINq~ VOLUMES USED, PERFORATIONS. TESTS ANI) R21SULTS. FISHING JOBS. JLrNK LN HOLE AND SIDE-TI:lACKED HOLE A3N~D ~klVY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CtLA~G~ IN HOLIil CONDITIONS. October 1969 Activated rig and drilled out cement at 1498' and bridge plug @ 3731'. Squeezed perfs @ 3771"/3774' with ~64 sex Class G cement pressure tested to 1700~ psi, ok. Drilled out bridge plug @ 3810' and 6870'. Pressure tested DV collar @ 6916' w/5000 psi oko Ran CBL Perf 4 holes @ 8990, 8860, and 8850 squeezed with a total of 223 sex Class G cement. Pressure tested holes w/5000 psi Ok', Ran CBL. cement ok. Perforated 4 holes @ 8760 and squeezed w/90 Sex Class G cement. Ran CBL- c~ment o~. Perforated ~ holes at 6890',6790,&..6753' pressure tested w/5000 psi ok. Perforated 4. holes/ft~8892/8~20~ 8922/8944 & 8947/~'~"8~. Ran production DST #1 Tool plugged.-R~-~0ducti6n DST #2 on same interval. F1°w tested at rates from 550 B/D to 2~5_0 B/D for 19 hours. Set bridge plug @ 8848' and perforated 4 holes/ft..~(8795~8-~'~'''. Ran production DST #3. No flow to surface. Reversed oat 7 bbls. oil and 3 bbls. water. Re-perforated 4 holes/ft. 8795'/8833'. Ran production DST #4. No flow to surface. Reversed out 13 bbls. oil and 12 bbls. water. Squeezed perforations 8795'/8833' with 97 sex Class G cement° NOVMEBER 1., ~969~ Drilling out cement prior to pressure testing squeeze job. ov 2 e 1969 ~_iVi$1ON OF OIL AND GAS 14. I hereby certi, ty~th~.-be ior~'gO'.mg/ls true,~d ~:~rrect/~.~ smmm_ ~ ~-:_' f -~:}.~~u.r~' ?)z¢~/ ' ':' DiviSion Engineer r~.~ November 24~ 1969 'u~each calendar ' ' ' - ' IU~ITI~ t~_~.~,.eport on this form is req.,~ ,., month, regardless of the status of operations, aha must be filed in duplicate with the Division o¢ Mines & Minerals I)f,/the 15th of the succeeding month, un ess otherwise directed. ' ~ L. ~.rt'el I FORM ,SA,- I B~ MEMO RANDUM. - : TO: I-' HOMER BURRELL, Director Division of Oil and Gas Anchorage FROM: DALE WALLINGTON r~.~ Deputy Commissione state of Alaska DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DATE : October 15, 1969 .SUBJECT: C rude Oi 1 Please obtain a five-gallon can of crude oil from the Prudhoe Bay structure at the earliest opportunity. Please ship this to Universal Oil Produce Com- pany, 30 Algonquin Road, Des Plaines, Ill|nois, Attention Mr. Davis Read, Vice President, and label can as to contents. if th-is seems like an unusual request, you will know in a few days the reason for it. · DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS STATE OF ALASKA Farm 1~--~ REV. 9-39-6? Sttbmit "I~ate~tioas" in Tri~llcate & "~e~t l~ports" in Duplic~t~"~ OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPOBTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen or plu~ back to a diffierent reservoir. Use "APPLICATION FOR PEi:tiMIT--" for such propo~ls.) 1. 0,L [~ OAS ~] w,L,. wE,.,, oT.~R ~. N~. OF OPERATOR Mobil 0il Corporation 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. 0. Box 1734 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 4. LOCATION O,F WELL At surface 1359'FWI, & 2871' FNL, Sec. II.P.M. 26, T12N, R12E, 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, ]~T. GR, etc. 32' K.B. Check Appropriate Box To I,ndica~ N~ature af N~oti:ce, Re t HLB ~ ' TRM ' AI~I N~CAL CODE e ,d~__) 50-029-20032 "OKG .... _ ADL 28257 - REL I&~/0 9. WELL NO. 26-12 -12 10. FIF-~.,D ~ ~OOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 26, T12N, R12E, U.P.M. 12. PER1VIIT ATO. 69-57 m, rt, or 'Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO : J I~IUBIIEQUENT REPORT OF: J ,',,..A,,, wE,.,, [__1 c.,.NoE ,,,... I I /(Ot,,er) LJ .............. o,-,AI ,-A,~,-,1A~-,~ (N°TJ: Report results of multiple completion on Well ~t~,~r~ .... L~l~n ffrocl~IcE3, on 'l'eSES ~-,~ ~H'~q~-~-~ · Com~)letion or Reeompletion Report and Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE ~,noP0sED OR co.~PLETED 0PERAT~ONs (Clearly state all pertinent details, and ~tve pertinent dates, InclUding estimated date of starting proposed wOrk. an~' Estimated starting date of production testing 10-6-69. It' is proposed to reactivate this ~well in order to run drill stem production tests on the various potent£ally productive sands as follows: 1. Drill out cement.plugs and bridge plugs as'necessary to 9241'. 2. Cement squeeze and/or pressure test the following: Perforations 3771/3774' Perforations at 3869' DV. Collar at 6916' 3. Run cement bond log and perforate and squeeze as necessary for WSO. 4. Perforate and DST selected intervals in the Sadlerochit sands. 5. Perforate and DST selected intervals in the Jurassic sands. 6. Perforate and DST selected intervals in the Cretaceous sands. 7. Squeeze perforations dependent on results of production tests. 8. Run tubing and packers dependent on results of production tests. Note: ~JVJ$19N OF OJI. AND ~ '~NCflOI~OE ~ ' State Division of Oil & Gas will be notified prior to all tests. Area Engineer DATE 10-3-69 . .. See lnstrucfions On Reverse Side Approved C,',",v Eeturned //z') _ <:~-/_ FROM: State of Alaska DATE : SUBJECT: Mobil Oil Corporation 700 "G" STREET ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 P.O. Box 1734 Anchorage, Alaska September 25, 1969 Mr. Harry Kugler State of Alaska Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska Dear Mr. Kugler: The following well information and samples were delivered to the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas on September 25, 1969: Mobil-Phillips North Kuparuk State #26-12-12 1) Two copies of State P-7 form 2) Two copies of Well History 3) Two copies of Core Descriptions 4) Two copies of Drillstem Test Results 5) One sepia each of 2" E-Log and Mudlog 6) One blueline each of 2" E-Log and Mudlog Mobil-Phillips West Kuparuk State #3-11-11 1) One sepia and one blueline of Sidewall Core Descriptions 2) One set of Core Chips 3) One set washed ard dried ditch samples Please acknowledge receipt of the above by signing and returmtng the duplicate copy of this letter to us at the above address. Sincere ly, Harry C. Hixson HCH/pjc ~orm P 7 ~ ~ · ~ ~ ~ SUBMIT :IN DUPLIC.~.~ i STATE OF ALASKA ',See other tn-[ ~ structions on ~ OIL AND GAS ~ONSERVATION ~ I TEE ~ I 50-029-20032 ~ WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION RE~pRT AND LOG* ........................................................ ~ ......................................................................... ~ ~, ~L 28257 la. TYPE OF WELL: OiL ~ ~aS ~ var ..... '~b. TYPE OF COMPLE~ON: "- WELL OYER ~. "' ~ >: "~ Ho~it-Phillips N.Kuparuk St NAME OF OPERATOR : "- ~ --. 9. W~? NO. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR } i :, i?. O. Box 1734 Anchorasef A~aska 9950!.ACt: ~. A. 'Gallisoa LOCATION OF WELL ~eport location clearl~ an~ ~in accordan~ with any &ate r~qutremznts)* At top prod. interval reported below At total dep~ ~26-i2-12 10. FIELD ~ POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC.; T,, R., M., (~M HO~ Sec. 26, li. P~ HO. 69~57 ~DD~D Ii,. DA~ T..~. ~-s~' II'. ~6/~2/69 i s/~s/~6~ ~ 1'o/24/6~ · i~,~~ , ' · J~ 20' CaaLE TOOLS ~...-.:_ .... --- _ _ cONFIDEN IAL' Son,e, ~DC-¢a~ Ray ~ SIZE WEIG~ ~/F~. .~ 30 13 7 23 26. LINER P~CO~ ~ SIZE TOP 28. ~ PEILFORATIONS OPF_~ TO 3771 to 3774 27. '- T~BING P.I~ OOP. D SiZE DEP'CH:SET (MD). P~CKER S~ (~) . .. ACID, SHOT, F~'~;b~ SQU~ZE; ~Ci ' ' . ' ~ DATE FI, RST'PrtO13UCTIONq [ I~I~oDucTION METHOO (Flow~,:~sJif't, ~pmg--~ze and: type of .p~p) ] WELL STA~S (~oduc~,or ~ . ,- : ' , I . . '- .' I I I '3'~. ~IST' OF~ ATTACHM~NT~ ~ , : ~ ~; ' ' ..: ~gor~,~Core.~ ~d~gr~!lst~ ee~t Records ~ 1ES L~g, :Mud Loa. '"~ aa. I-h0eb~-e~rtffy fhat',fhe~: -::~'(°reg°lng and ~aehed:,~ lnform~t~dn... _:-" :1-~' .... e~mpleteand:;~:.:~ ~e°rredt aa determined from all:available records <. :~; ,:< ~ ~ >'~;~/ 'Area:: Geologist ~ *(se~ Instructions and S~ces for Additional Data on Reverse Side) INSTRUCTIONS General: This form is designed for submitting a complete and correct~wel completion reporJ end log od all types of lands and leases in Aiaska., ' Item: 16: Indicate which elevation is used as refereqc~ (where not ot. herwise shown), for depth measure, merits given in clhe~' spaci~s'~on this {orm and in any att~ehts .... # Items 20, -mi 22:: If this well is completed for separatd"'p~oduction from more than: 'one interva[..~zonoi- (multiple completion), ,so.state in iterd 20, and in iter~ show ~the' prcducing int~'~:d;I, 'Or toP(s), botto'm(s) and name (s)(if any). for' only the inter~reported in' item 30.-<Submit b-sep~'rate:i~epo[-i-, . , (page) on this form, adequately identified, for each adJ~nal inte~ val to be seperate!..y [prod6ced',' ~:shoW~j' lng the additional data pertinent to such interval. ~,,.~J '~"< :::'.. Item26: "Sacks Cement": Attached' supplemental recor.c;L~[t~r this well shOuld show the details of any mul7" ................. "i ........... tiple stage cementing and'the location of the cement~n~.~ Item 28: Submit a separate.completiog'...~re~rt on this ~ for each interval to ~ separately p~odu~. ~... (~ instruction for items 20 and 22 8BoVe). ~.~} .. . .' . ~ .... , , . , · ' 34. SUMMARY bF '~O~VIATION TESTS I~CLU~IN~G INT£RVkL TF~TED. p~URg DXTA AND RECbVERIES' OF OIL. GAS~TM "' WATER AND MUD " :--. ,. ~.! ,:~ - , ,, -: i . , :...: .... ~ ~..~. ,= " 'DST.Itl No Test @ 3707 Schlumbergef;.wi'reltne.test Itl @ 9057' ~*~E ,.,EAS. ~; DST.~2 - 3707 to'3727 Schlumberger wirelime test ~2 ~ 9038' .... DST ~3. - No test ~ 6871 Schlumberger ~'r~line 'test ~3 ~ 9038' DST ~14- 8974 to 8996 Schlumberger wirelime lest ~4. ~ 880~' , .. ..DST ~5 - 10,278 to 10,311 Schlumberger wirelime test ~5' ~ 8806' T/CretaCe0u~ 5396 .~: DST tt6. 3771 Co 377~ Schlumberger ~irel. i~ ~est ~6. ~-6855 ,: ~... ., : .:. ~_ .. .. ~ "~ -, ' , SEE A~AC~~S FOR CO~LETE E'ECO~)S OF"TESTS ~D 'GO~S. : · '" :~ · }' ., :,~ ~ ' Lisbu~e 9610 ' , , .. . ' , 3~. CORE DATA. A3~ACI[ BRIEF D~CRIPI~ONS OF LIT.HOLOGY. POROSITY. FRAC~R~. A~P~NT DIPS ': '~ AND'D~FEC~'EI) SHOWS .OF OIL. G~ OR WA~. ~. : '' '"' L , . . · . Core tl ' 3703 to 370~ " " ' ~ - Core ~2 - 3707 to 3727 "" '~re ~3~ - 6851 ~o 6871 ,~ '~"~ ::' '--~. Core ~ - 8920 ~o 89~0 · .~,.. : Core ~.5 - 8940 to 8995 . " -~.~: . Core ~6 - 8996 to 9049 -- ': ~ - : ,. . :,~ · ,,~ .Core ~7 - 9049 to 9094 .. '~: .... -, . Core ~8 - i0,168 to 10,190 ~ ;i ~. ., .-- - - . - , ~Core #9 - i0,281 to 10,3ii MOBIL OIL CORPORATION HIsToRY OF OIL OR GAS WELL (Sub se quent) Operator: Mobil Oil Corporation Field: North Slope Well No.: North Kuparuk State Date Sec. 26, T12N, R12E, U. P. M. , . z Signed ~ (~' ~- ~'~~~( 1969 Subsequent History of Well Compl~etion This well was completed using Parker Drilling Company, Rig #93. 9/25 Activated rig. 9~25-9~26 Picked up 3-1/2" DP. Found top of ice at 174' and drilled ice to 1100'. Drilled out cement plug at 1498' and bridge plug at 3731'. CO to 3810'. 9/26-9/28 Squeeze Perforations 3771'/3774f Set RTTS @ 2982'. Obtained breakdown with 1000 psi. Injection rate 4 bbls/min at 1100 psi. Mixed 100 sax of ll8#/cu, ft. Class G slurry containing 3% Calcium Chloride. Squeezed cement through perforations with 3 bbls. displacement.in 3 minutes and then squeezed 2 bbls. every 5 minutes. Obtained build up of 2200 psi with 64 sax cement through perforations. Drilled out cement 3745'/3774' and tested to 1700 psi. O.K. 9/28-10/3 Cleaning OUt to 9240' Drilled out retainer at 3810' and cement to 3869'. CO to 4000' and pressure tested perforations at 3869' with 1700 psi. O.K. Drilled out retainer at 6860' and cement to 6916'. Pressure tested DV collar at 6916' with 5000 psi. O.K. Ran in to 9240' and conditioned mud. 10/4-10/7 Perforating ~ Squeeze Cementing at 8990' and 8860' With 81Sax Ran CBL 9240'/2800'. Jet perforated four holes at 8990'. Set retainer at 8877' and broke down with 1500 psi at 2 1/2 bbl/min rate. Mixed 90 sax Class G and squeezed 81 sax through holes. Final pressure 5000 psi. Perforated 4 holes at 8860. Set retainer at 8783' and pressured up:against holes @ 8860' with 5000 psi for 20 minutes. No break down. Drilled out retainer at 8783. 10/7-10/9 -2- R~.squeezing .Holes at 8990' With 47 Sax Set RTT$ at 8935' and broke down holes with 3000 psi. Established injection rate of 2 bbls/min @ 2000 psio Set RTTS at 8378', and squeeze 47 sax class G cement through holes at 8990'. Final pressure 5000 psi. Drilled out hard cement 8805'/8990'. Pressure tested holes at 8990' and 8860' with 5000 psi for 30 minutes, O.K. 1019-10/10 P:e:rfor. ati. ng & .Squeezing Holes at 8850' With 48 Sax Ran CBL. Perforated 4 holes at 8850'. Set retainer on wire line at 8780'. Broke down at 3200 psi and injected 2 1/2 bbls/min at 2800 psi. Squeezed 48 sax through holes at 8850'. Final pressure 5000 psi. Started job 10:30 PM and finished at 11:31 PM. Drilled out retainer at 8780' and cement to 8850'. CO to 9240'.~ Set RTTS at 7005' and holes at 8850. broke down at 3750 psi. 10111-10112 Resqueezing.Holes at 8850' With 97 Sax Set W/L retainer at 8785'. Squeezed with 50 sax, had build up to 4750 psi and broke back. Cleared holes. Squeezed with 47 sax class G cement through holes. Final squeeze pressure 5000 psi. Started second stage at 10:53 AM and finished at ll:55AM Drilled out retainer at 8785' and cement to 8851'. Cleaned out to 9241' and drilled cement to 9271'. Pressure tested all casing below 8770' with 5000 psi for 30 minutes, O.K. 10/13-10/14 ~S,q.ueezing .Holes at 8760' With 90 Sax Ran CBL across squeeze interval. Set retainer at 8500' and squeezed with 40 sax class G cement. Maximum pressure during squeeze 3750 psi. Cleared holes and resqueezed with 50 sax with final pressure 5000 psi. Drilled out retainer at 8500' and cement to 8828'o Ran CBL across squeeze interval. 10/14-10/16 .Sque. ezing Hole, s ~a.t 685,0'_ .Wit. h...1.50 ,Sax Set a drillable bridge plug at 8505'. Perforated 4 holes at 6850'. Set retainer at 6700' and squeezed holes with 150 sax class G cement. Breakdown at 3000 psi and injection at 2250 psi. Staged last 15 sax, 5 sax at a time at 1 hour intervals. Final squeeze pressure 5000 psi. Drilled out retainer at 6700' and cement to 6850'. Pressure tested holes at 6850' with 5000 psi for 30 minutes, O.K. 10/16-10/19 Perforating & Attempted ,Sque~ezes at 6890' 6790' and 6753' Ran CBL 6840'/6875'. Perforated 4 holes at 6890' and lost shooting head, collar locator and gun in the hole. Recovered fish with an overshot and grapple. Set retainer at 6690' and could not break 10/16-10/19 (cont ' d. ) down holes with 5000 psi. Drilled out retainer at 6690'o Perforated 4 holes at 6790', set retainer at 6650' and could not breakdown holes with 5000 psi. Drilled out retainer at 6650'. Perforated 4 holes at 6753', set retainer at 6600' and could not breakdown holes with 5000 psi. 10/20-10/21 Drilled out retainer at 6600' and cleaned out to 9271'. _Ran .Sperry Sun Temperature Survey to 1700'. Wire line shorted out against drill pipe and 'parted. 'Recovered wire line and instrument with spear on 3 1/2" drill pipe. Reran survey to 4000,.. 10/21-10/24 Perforate and Run Drill Stem Production Test Perforated 4 jet holes/ft 8892'/8920' 8922'/8944' and 8947'/8984' Ran Howeo tester and could not set packer. Pulled out and reran test tools, set packer at 8871'. Opened for Initial Flow Closed for Initial SI Opened for Final Flow Closed for Final SI End of Final SI 4:43 PM 10/22/69 4:46 PM 10/22/69 6:21 PM 10/22/69 8:34 AM 10/23/69 10:50 PM 10/23/69 Pulled tester and transferred bottom hole sample. Not___~e: Refer to attached data for complete production test infor- mation. 10/24-10/26 Run Drill Stem Production Test #? (Retest) Ran Howco tester and set packer at 8870' for retest of perforated interval, 8892'/8984'. Opened for Initial Flow Closed for Initial SI Opened for Final Flow Closed for Final SI End of Final SI 4:06 AM 10/25/69 4:11 AM 10/25/69 5:49 AM 10/25/69 12:45 AM 10/26/69 7:45 AM 10/26/69 Pulled test tools and transferred bottom hole sample° Note: Refer to attached data for complete production test infor- mation. 10/26-10/28 Perforate and'Run Drill Stem Production Test #3 A bridge plug was set on wire line at 8848'. Perforated 4 jet holes/ft. 8795'/8833'. A bit and scraper were run to 8848' to condition mud. 10/26-10/28 -4- (cont ' d) Test tools were run and the packer was set at 8743'. Opened for Initial Flow Closed for Initial SI Opened for Final Flow Closed for Final SI End of Final SI 2:50 PM 10/27/69 2:55 PM 10/27/69 4:30 PM 10/27/69 10:43 PM 10/27/69 8:30 AM 10/28/69 Reversed out fluid entry and pulled test tools. Note: Refer to attached data for complete production test infor- mation. lO/28-1o/3o .Reperforate & Run Drill Stem Production Test #4 (Retest) The interval 8795'/8833' was reperforated with 4 jet holes/ft. after a clean out run. Test tools were run and the packer was set at 8743' to retest the perforated interval. Opened for Initial Flow Closed for Initial SI Opened for Final Flow Closed for Final SI End of Final SI 10:40 AM 10/29/69 10:45 AM 10/29/69 1:15 PM 10/29/69 7:21 PM 10/29/69 8:72 AM 10/30/69 Reversed out fluid and pulled test tools. Note: Refer to attached data for complete production test infor- _~ ~ , mation. 10/30-11/4 $.qqeezing Perforated Interval 8795'/8833' Set a retainer on drill pipe at 8700' and broke down perforations with 2200 psi. Mixed 100 sax class G cement and squeezed per- forations with 97 sax at 1750 psi. Final pressure 4500 psi. Drilled out retainer at 8700' and cement to 8795'. Ran an RTTS packer and broke down perforations at 3750 psi. Set a retainer on drill pipe at 8500' and pumped 2 1/4 bbl/min at 2800 psi. Mixed and pumped 100 sax class G cement preceeded by 10 bbls of water. Squeezed 85 sax through perforations. Last 7 bbls of displacement was staged. Final squeeze pressure was 5000 psi. Perforations at 3771'/3774' and/or 3869' are taking fluid with pressure over 600 psi. Drilled out retainer at 8500' and cleaned out to 8834'. Ran RTTS and broke down perforations with 3750 psi. Set retainer at 8501' and mixed and pumped 100 sax of class G cement. Squeezed perfora- tions with 90 sax with final pressure of 3200 psi° 11/4-11/5 Pre, s. sure Te. st%ng~,& Squeezin. . 8.Perforations 3771'/3774' & 3869' Set an RTTS packer @ 3800' and pressure tested perforations 3771'/ 3774' with 1700 psi, O.K. Set RTTS at 3893' and tested perforations @ 3869'. Test failed. Set the RTTS at 3623' and injected 2 1/2 11/4-11/5 (cont ' d. ) bbls/min, at 600 - 800 psi. Mixed 100 sax class G cement and squeezed 81 sax throUgh holes at 3869'. Final pressure 1500 psi. Drilled out cement from 3735' to 3941'. 11/5-11/6 Pressure Testing Perforations 8795'/8834' and 3869' Drilled out retainer at 8501' and drilled cement 8712'/8810'. Pressure tested perforations 8795'/8834' with 2500 psi for 15 minutes and tested holes at 3869' through annulus with 1500 psi for 15 minutes. 11/6-11/8 Perforated and Run Drill Stem Production Test #5 Set a drillable bridge plug at 6880' on wire line. Perforated 4 jet holes/ft. 6800'/6844'. Ran bit and scraper to 6880'. Test tools were run and the packer was set at 6734'. Opened for Initial Flow Closed for Initial SI Opened for Final Flow Closed for Final SI End of Final SI 8:56 AM 11/7/69 9:01 AM 11/7/69 11:08 AM 11/7/69 5:08 PM 11/7/69 6:45 AM 11/8/69 Reversed out flid and pulled test tools. ll/8-11/lo Note: Refer to attached data for complete test information. Reperforate and Run Drill Stem Production Test #6 (Retest) Ran in to perforate and hit a bridge at 6830'. Cleaned out to 6880' with bit and scraper. Reperforated the interval 6800'/ 6840' with 4 jet holes/ft. Ran test tools and set packer at 6734'. Opened for Initial Flow Closed for Initial SI Opened for Final Flow Closed for Final SI End of Final SI 10:06 AM 11/9/69 10:12 AM 11/9/69 11:42 AM 11/9/69 5:42 PM 11/9/69 4.35 AM 11/10/69 Reversed out fluid and pulled test tools. 11/lo-11/11 Note: Refer to attached data for complete test information° .Sqqeepzin8 PerfOrations 6800',/6844' Made clean out run to 6880' with bit and scraper° Set retainer at 6330'. Mixed 100 sax Class G cement and squeezed perforated interval with 95 sax. Initial breakdown 1700 psi and pumped 4 bbls/ min. at 1100 psi. Final squeeze pressure 3800 psi. 11/12 Drilled out retainer at 6330' and 40' of cement. Pressure tested interval and obtained breakdown at 2200 psi. 11/13 Set retainer at 6325'. Mixed 100 sax Class G cement and squeezed 94 sax through perforations. Initial breakdown 2400 psi and pumped 3 BPM @ 2500 psi. Final squeeze pressure 3600 .psi. 11/14 Drilled out retainer at 6325'. Pressure tested and perforations broke down at 2500 psi. Set retainer at 6300' and pumped 1BPM at 2500 psi. Mixed 60 sax and displaced 50 sax. Pressure broke back to 1200 psi. Cleared drill pipe. il/15 Mixed 90 sax Class G cement and squeezed 80 sax through perfor- ations. Initial breakdown 1700 psi and pumped 4 BPM @ 1200 psi. Final squeeze pressure 4250 psi. 11/16 Drilled out retainer at 6300' and pressure tested interval 6800'/ 6844' with 3000 psi for 15 min. Test O.K. 11/16-11/18 Cleaning Out Prior to Completion Drilled out bridge plug at 6880' and at 8848'. Cleaned out to 9271' with bit, scraper and junk basket. Ran in open ended to reverse circulate. Drill pipe plugged and hole taking fluid. Ran RTTS packer and tested casing above 3914' with 1500 psi, OoK. Ran in open ended, reverse circulated and lost 10 bbls. mud. Layed down drill pipe. 11/19 ~0mp !e~ti~on An Otis WB permanent production packer was set at 8850' on wire line. Ran 2 7/8" tubing, stabbed into packer at 8850' and pressure tested with 1000 psi, O.K. after closing circulating sleeve at 8816'. Pulled up to 8840' and displaced drilling mud with 9.8#/ gallon salt water. Set tubing seals in packer at 8850' and tested with 1000 psi, O.K. Set an N plug in nipple at 8829' and opened sliding sleeve at 8816'. Displaced salt water with diesel. Set Otis Permalatch packer at 987' and tested annulus with 2000 psi, O.K. Closed lower circulating sleeve. Set plug in XO sleeve and disconnected tubing at seal divider and pulled out of hole. Swabbed 7" casing dry to 950'. Ran 2 7/8" tubing with seal divider, expansion joint and ball valve. Attached insulation to outside of tubing from the surface to 679'° Landed tubing, rigged up tree and pulled Otis plug. Flowed well to burn pit to clean up and shut-in at 8:00 PM 11/24/69. 11/25 Released rig at 12:00 noon 11/25/69. Se~te::~ber i9~ 196~ .: CT I V T.~_mv:. Dri!iinR a Paleozoic-Masozoia ,~,~zldcau test. CONFIDENTIAL f'kis well was drilled by Parker Drilling Company as¢,~',__:_~ rotary, rig .//9~. depths refer to the' Kelly' bushing.~. 12' above :::::~.:,c:nd ],-:vel.. 0/:i~Z - 6716 Drilling 17 1/2{' hole to 315; Running and cementing 13 3/8" ca:;:!.ng ~ 5' L', ~;:at 30" conducto~ pice at 46~ cementing by hand. Spudded wall £'une 12,1969, dri!iing'17 1/2" hole to 315'. Ran i0 joints of ±3 3/~~ 54..5 1-55 ST & C casing., cementing at 315' with 1225 sax of 2ondu~--!iya:~. ~' ±xed with 3% salt. W.O.C. 36 hours. 6 l0 .,i ;l~ }ril';-}nR 12 i/4" hole 315/ to 3000'; Ru~_:~P_n~ Schlumber..::.~ ii'~c r a ] 3':i!iad 12 !/4~ kola to 3000~. Conditioned hole and re'r-. :ke - 'flow:! .... Bn~ Sonic, .... al ...... zs~r wireline services; 1ES and ~ 6/20 6 'iii Running and ~ ~n~4 .... "~ ~' ' - ~e~ .........s 9 5/0 . ~a~zng at 3002' --an and set 9 5/8" casing au 3002' with details from mop to 'h,.~uom ,:.:= ' .._: ~¢: 73 joinns~3002', 9 5/8~ 40#, N-80 LT & C casin~ ~iuh <; C0il.,r 1t90' .and shoe at 3002' . Lamented first stage with 700 sex class G cement. O'penad OV ~uollar ~ ~acond stage with 700 sex Fonaua-.-flyas::aamen'c mixed with 3 7~ salt. 36 hours. D. O. C. and pressure t~sted casing to 2000# 6/23 - 6/24 .Drilling 8 !/2" hole 3002' to 3707': cutting core .... tilled ahead with 8 1/2" bit t'o 3703'. Cut Cora #i wit'n rubber sl~,/~ core ~arr=,~l 3703 to 3707, recovering 2' of sand. 6/24 6/26 Runnin~ DST ~ ~ ~. - ~rl at 3707; Cutting Core #2 3707: to ~72: Attemoted to run tight hole_ DST assemOiy. Hin bridge ~_-"' 33~':'.. ~ .:ould :.ca coz ~o bottom. Cut core #2 with rubber sleeve core ba~ral 370"' ~c, 372-", recovering ii' innerlayered sand and clay. 6/26 - 7/3 Runnine DST ~92 3707/to 3727; Dril!inf__.S 1/2'? koie 37;7 to 6.31..~ 7/3- 7/~ Ran night hole DST assemb!y setting bottom packer at 3'00~ wi'-:~ tail 3727'.. Recovered fresh mud with trace of oil. Drilled ahead ':.:i~h S i/2' b~n to oo3i . Conditional hoie to core. .... ~tin~: Core ;~q 6°51 .~o 657~- 'P' , ~ o ...... "~nin,.v DST #3 at 6S71' Out core #3 with rubber sleeve core ha :~:,.' 6851' to 6871' ' ,rec, arir4.:: of sand. Ran 'eight hole DST assembly ~'o 6300'. Tools would DATE ACTIVITY ONFIDENT!AL Page 2. 7/3- 7/5 continued. test assembly. due to tight hole conditions. Pulled out and layed down 7/5 - 7/14 Drilling 8~1/2'' hole 6871' to 8920'~ cutting core #4 8920' to 8940' . Drilled ahead with 8 1/2" bit to 8920'. Conditioned hole and cut. core #4 8920' to 8940', recovering 20' sand with minor layers of claystone. 7/14 7/16 CutCing Core #5 8940' to 8995'' Running DST #4 8974' to 8996' Ran conventional Core barrel and cut core #5 9840' to 8995', recovering 55' sand. Ran tight, hole DST assembly setting packer ar 8974' with~tail to 8996'. Recovered mud and clean oil. 7/16 - 7/21 Cutting Cores # 6 & 7 8996~to 9094'; Running Schlumberger Electric Logs. Cut core #6 8996 to 9049 recovering 48.6' of sand. Cut core #7 9049 to 9094' recovering 34.4' of sand. Conditioned hole for logging. Ran the following Schlumberger wireline services; IES, BHC Sonic, Gamma P~Ay - FDC, SNP, and CDM 9096'to 3010'. Shot 90 sidewall samples with recovery in 70. Ran seismic check shots. Ran the following 'Schlumberger wireline formation tests: k~FT # 1 @ 9057' WLFT #2 @ 9038' - WLFT #3 @ 9038' WLFT #4 @ 8804' k~FT #5 @ 8806' WLFT #6 @ 6855' K~FT #7 @ 6855' Recovering i000 c.c. filtrate measuring 620 ppm cl. packer failed. recovered 4.4 cu.ft, gas and 9650 cc fluid - 1950 cc. oil, 4700 cc muddy oil, saltwater & filtrate measurin~ 5500 ppm cl = Rw of 1.32 @ 63°~. recovered 7050 cc filtrate with scum of oil measuring 520 ppm cl = Rw of 2.41 @ 63°F. recovery not checked at location. packer failed recovery not checked at location ! 7/21 - 2/26 Drilling 8 1/2" hole 9094' to 9550~ Running Schlumberger Electric Logs.. Drilled ahead with 8 1/2" bit to 9550. Ran the following Schlumberger wireline services: IES, BHC Sonic, Gamma Ray FDC, Gamma Ray S~P and CDM 9550' to 8750'. Conditioned hole to run casing. 7/26 - 7/30 Ran and Cemented 7" casing at 9446'; Running Cement Bond Log~ Ran 9446' of 7~ casing with details from top to bottom as follows: 149 its - 6302' 7" 23# N-80 Buttress 74 its - 3144' 7" 26# S-95 Buttress Total 223 jts - 9~6' included DV collar at 6916' and 11 centralizers. Cemented ~hoe at 9446~ as follows: cemented first stage with 375 sx Class G cement. W. O. C. 8 hours. Opened DV collar at 6916' and attempted to circulate loosing 150 bbl mud. Cemented second s~age with 300 sex Class G Cemenc mixed with 6% gel, followed by 300 sex Class G Neat cement. W. O. C. '36 hnurs. D. O. C. to 9414'. Ran Schlumberger cement bond log 9414' to 3000', indicating good cement from 9414' to 7700' and patches of good cement 7700' to 6940'. No cement was indicated above D.V. collar. Pressure tested c~sing to 5000 Psi, bleed off to 2000 psi in 10 minutes. Retested with mud in hole to 5000 psi OK. Page 3. . ONFIDENTIAL DATE ACTIVITY ~ ! I / / 7/30 - 8/12 Drilling 6" hole 9550 to 10~168~ Cutting Core #8 10~168 to 10,19Q. Drilled ahead with 6" bit to 10,168'. Cut core #8 10,168' to 10,190' recovering 13.4' of limestone and dolomite.- 8/12 8/16 Drilling 6" hole 10~.190/ ~ - to i0~281~ Cutting Core #9 10=281'to 10,311'T__D.. Drilled ahead wi~h 6" bit to 10,281'. Cut core #9 10,281 to 10,311' recovering 28.5' of dolomite. 8/16 - 8/18 Running Schlumberger Electric Logs.. Ran the following Schlumberger wireline services: IES, BHC Sonic,/ - ~ ' . Ran Gamma Ray CBL 9446 - 2875' Gamma Ray FDC~ and ~ 10,311 t'o 9446' - · 8/18 Testing and Plugging in Preparation for Temoorary Suspension. The following procedure was followed in preparation for a temporary suspension: , DST #5 10,278 to !0,3il. Ran tight hole test assembly recovering 1~ gallons of slightly saltwaner 9ut mud. Plug 9550'to 924!%Ran open end drill pipe to 9550 and pumped 80 sex Class G cement mixed with 2% retarder - 115 to 116# slurry. Tagged top of hard cement at 9241'. ~S~ueeze #i and Plug #2 - 6916' - Pressure tested casing to 4000 psi g~tting breakdox~_~t @ 3800 psi. Ran Dowell RTTS tool and found DV collar at 6916' to be leaking. Set retainer at 6870'and squeezed 20 sax Class G cement through DV collar at 6916~ le~ving 5 sax cement ,' 3810' and squeezed 1~5 sex C%ass G cement through pe~o~a'tio~s g~E 3869', leaving 10 sex below retainer in 7" casing. Ran Schlumberger CBL finding good bonding to 3760~ DST #6 - 3771~to 3774' - Perforated 4 H/F with Schlumberger 3 5/8 ceramic jets. Ran a conventional HOWCO DST assembly, setting packer at 3731'. Recovered on back scuttle 13 bbl + f~esh mud with heavy scum of thick black sticky tar- I like oil. Plug #3 Set retainer at 3731'. Ran in with open end drill pipe and spotted 10 sax Class G cement on top of retainer. Plug #4 Spotted a 50 sax Class G cement plug at 1498'. Suspend Well - Left hole above top plug filled wi~h heavy mud, 'except for top 300' which is empty. Closed blind rams leaving rig in iplace and well temporarily suspend, ed. CONFIDENTIAL Item 34 Summary of Formation Tests ATTKCI,~NT TO ~LL COMPLETION REPORT MOBIL. ,~iLLIPS NORTH KUPARUK ST.#t *DST #1 3680' - 3707' *DST #2 3707' - 27' *DST 6851' - 6871' *DST #4 8974'- 8996' *DST #5 Misrun - did not get to bottom. I~ -- FP -- SIP -- FHP --. Recovered mud w/trace oil. I~ i734~ FP -- SIP 1547 FHP 1681 **DST #6 Misrun -- did not get to bottom. IHP -- FP -- SIP -- Recovered mud, and clean oil'. IHP 4955 FP 4453 SIP 4453 FHP 4941 10,278'- 10,311' Recovered 15 gal s~i saltwater cut mud. IHP 5450 FP 21 SIP 4580 FHP 545O 3771'- 3774' Recovered on backscuttle 13 bbls ~ fresh mud w/heavy scum thick .black tar-like oil. * Blanked off Haliburton Tite Hole Test Assembly. ** Conventional Test. · CONFIDENTIAL Item 34 Summary of Formation Tests- Page 2. Schlumberger ITLFT. #1 9057' #2 9038' Recovered !000 c.c. filtrate (620 ppm C1) IHP 4500 FP zero SIP 4400 FHP 5200 Packer failed to'set - mis~un. #3 9038' Recovered 4.4 nu.ft, gas and 1950 c.c. oil, 7700 c.c. muddy oily S.W. and filtrate. (5500 ppm C1) . 'IHP 480~. FP 1300 SIP 4400 , FHP 5000 8804' Recovered 7050 c.c. filtrate w/scum oil (520 ppm~C1) IHP 5200 FP 350 SIP 4225 FH~ 4800 #5 8806' Recovered mud. I~IP 5250 FP #6 6855' #7 6855' Packer failed to seat - misrun. Recovered mud. IHP 3900 FP 150 SIP 3300 FNP 3850 CONFIDENTIAL ATTACHMENTS TO WELL COMPLETION REPORT MOBIL-PHILLIPS NORTH .KUPARUK #1 Item 36 Core Data Core #1 3703 - 07' Recovered 2' oil sd. v. friable. Core #2.. 3707 - 27' Core #3 6851- 6871' Recovered 11' oil sand., v. friable w/minor black shale inclusions. Recovered 20' ss, good oil show qtzose, minor glauconite & mica. Core #4 8920 - 8940' · Recovered 20' ss it brn-m-gy, tripolitic chert, go.od' °il show w/minor gy clyst inclusions. Core #5 8940 ~ 8995' Recovered 55' ss, buff, it gy-brn tripolitic chert, good . .oil'show w/minor gy clyst, inclusions.' Core #6 8996 - 9049' Recovered 48.6' ss, gy & gy brn tripolitic chert, - oil show w/minor cgl& gy clyst, inclusions. Core #7 9049 - 9094' Rec 34.4' Sd - cgl& s.s. gy tan - dk gy, tripolitic chert, weak oil show w/minor gy clyst inclusions. Core #8 Core #9 10,168 - 10,190' Recovered 13.4 interbedded Is it brn, fractured, dol6mitic gy & brn & mudstone it brn - cream, silicous in part dotomitic in part. NOSCOF. 10,281 - 10,319 Recovered 28.5' Dolomite gy - it brn gy, poor - fair porosity, cherty in part, silicious in part, carbonaceous material. NOSCOF. Mobil Oil Corp. No. Kuparuk State No. l DST ~I Date Perf. Packer @ Bottom Kole Choke Tool open 4' 43 p.m. initial Flo~z Initial Shut in Final Flow Oil to Surface in 10/22/1969 October 22 @ 23, 1969 9271 8892 to 8984 88 71 s/8" 3 minute s i hour 24 min.. 14 hours 14 min. 4 hours 40 min. Flowed approximately 120 bbl. to pit before starting flow rate test. Time Meter S/~_ Rate B/D 4:00 a.m. 6.0 144. 5:00 a.m. 15.3 367. 6'--00 a.m. 23.1 554. 7:00 a.m. 20.7 496. 8:00 a.m. 18.8 451. GOR 523 CF/Bbl. Pre s sure s inside Recorder ~'n i':: :<~ ~, Flow - i~it:[a.[ Shut in 4367 Star~ Final Flow 24 End Final Flow 1462 Final Shut in 4355 Outside Recorder 4424 3924 4039 4386 O ON N~D ~NTYAL Mobil Oil Corp. No. Kuparuk State No. 1 DST No. 2 Date Oct. 25 & 26, 1969 PBD Perf. Packer @ Bottom Hole Choke 9271 8892 - 8984 8870 5/8" Open 4:06 a.m. 10/25/69 Final Flow 18 Hrs. 11 Min. Initial Flow 5 min, Initial Shut in, 1 hr. 39 min. Time Rate B.O.P.D. Mcf/d GOR Sep. Press Tbg. Press 7:00-8:00 564 265 8:00-9:00 566 280 9:00-10:00 554 304 10:00-11:00 561 304 11:00-12:00 Increase Choke Size 12:00-1:00 1428 587 1:00-2:00 1660 594 2:00-3:00 1718 619 3:00-4:00 1690 630 4:00-5:00 1665 645 5:00-6:00 1651 645 6:00-7:00 1632 645 7:00-9:30 Change Choke 10:00-1i:00 2628 1,162 11:00-12:00 2760 1,184 12:00-12:30 2712 1,184 Choke Pre s sure s inside Outside Initial Flow Initial Shut in Start Final Flow End Final Flow Final Shut in 4343 4377 1368 2740 2492 3002 Clock ran out 4360 470 155 1190 24/64 494 165 1210 24/64 549 165 1210 24/64 541 165 1210 24/64 34/64 411 410 685 34/64 358 410 730 34/64 360 410 730 34/64 3 72 410 73 0 3 4/64 387 410 730 34/64 390 410 730 34/64 395 410 730 34/64 1" 442 240 400 i" 429 240 400 t" 436 240 400 1" " k WELL NO: AREA: MOBIL Oil, CORPORATION FORMATION TEST REPORT - SUMMARY T.I L North Kuparuk 26' 12-1'2 -TE_ST N~O: · North Slope ZONE' Sadlerochit TEST INTERVAL: 8892'/8984' DATE: 10/22/69 TIME BREAKDOWN - - 1st Flow From 4:43 p.m, '10/22-to 4:.26 ~p.m. ISI' From 4:46 E.m. 2nd F!nw Fr~m 6-2] FSI i From :8:34 a.m. ._De-scr,±ption of Recover_x~ Total ~to 6:21'p.m~ Total · to 8:34 a.m. 10/23 Total to 10:50 .p.m. Total 1st Flow - Strong blow in 5 gal. bucket;, 3 rains. 1 hr. 35 mins. 14 hrs. 14 rains. ].4 hrs. 16 mins. 2nd Flow - Gas to surface in 26 minutes. Oil to'surface at 1i'00 p.m. 10/23/69. Refe~ to attached ~'xest Data Sheet. Oil Gravity 25.4'° API at 60°F 4% Mu~ cut near end of test. No water BottSm Hole Pressures Device No. Clock Range D__ej2th ~ 1st Flow Period .-~ 2nd Flow Perio,~l I}LP IFP FFP FSIP IFP FFP FSIP FHP Remarks: Halib 597 __ S..S.. 96 _ _ 41 4367 4424 24 - 1462 4059 4355 4411 Pressure charts indicated tail pipe partially plugged throughout the test. Refer t'o the Prod. Test ~J2 dated 10/25/69 for, retest .of the zone. Weli No. North Kuparuk Production Test No.. MOBIL OIL CORPORATION FIELD TEST DATA Perf'd. Interval 8892'/8984' Zone Sad!erochit & Time 22/69 : 4 3PM Remarks Open Initial Flow Totatizer Reading Bean Size 64tbs Tbg. Press (psig) _~-_ Separator Tamp P re s s (°~) . (psig) Gas Chart Static (psig) Diff Liquid Rate GOR (cu. f~. / to surface int 26 min~ × iI :46 Closed ISI :21 Open 2nd Flow Light gas bkow tes :00 Fluid to surface t f 23/o9 -. Flow to separator 6 bbts. - i hr. Il, '6 bbls 1':!/2 hr. ]. run 144 : . L · 23.1 b'bls.. 1 hr. , 2oo7 bbls ~' hr . . l_Oii Gravity 25.4 @ 60°F - -rT, - :20AM :20 :30 :00 '00 :0,0 :00 · O0 '96 367 554 -497 485 512 AV We ll North Kuparuk Production Test No.. MOBIL OiL CORPORATION ~iELD TEST DATA Perf'd. Interval 889'/8984' Zone Sadlerochit & Time 1/23/69 8: 34AM .0' 50PM Remarks Shut-i~ for FSIP Pulled packer loose Tota!izer Bottom hole pressure' charts indi be retested. Reading Size 64nbs ~ated partiaI ptuggi~ Tbg. Press (psig) .g in tail ~ Separator Tamp [' Press (°F) . (psig) ,,, t pipe 'p rforatio Gas Chart Static (psig) Diff during entire Liquid Rate 'lB/D) · 't te st~.''~ G0R (cu. ft. / bbl, , Zo'?~e will ! MOBII, OIL CO[{PORATION FO[~IATION TEST REPOt-',T WELL NO' · AREA: North Kuparuk 26-12-12 TEST NO: 2 North Slooe ZONE' Sadlerocl~it TEST INTERVAL' 8892'/8984' .DA__T~: 10/25/69 BREAKDOWN 1st Flow From 4:06 a.m. 10/25 to ISI From 4:11 a.m. to 2nd Flow From 5:49 a om. to 'FSi Fron~-T2:2~5 a,m. to 4:11 a.m. Total 5 mins. 5:49 a.m. Total 1 hr. 38 mins. 00:45. a.m. 10/2~otal 18 hrs. 56 mins. 7:45 p.m. Total 19 hrs. De.scription of Recovery 1st Flow - Strong blow in 5 gal. bucket Gas to surface in 4 'minutes 2nd FlOw - Oil to surface in 20 minutes. . Flow to burn pit through 24/64" choke. Refer to attached Field Test Data Sheet far complete flow results. Oil Gravity 25.7° API at 60 °F Trace of B.S. in cut. No water · .. Bottom Hole Pressur'es Device No. Clock Range D_9_p th Hall 59'7 Hall 2611. .... S_pe'r__Xy_' Sun 24 48 ,. 41 8856 8878 1st Flow Period - 4918 4954 - - 2864 4391 4377 IHP IFP FFP FSI~ 4343 2nd Flow Period 1368 2740 IFP FFP FSIP FlIP 3002 4360 2992 ~,'YT?' 2492 Clock ran out Remark s · Well No. North .Kuparuk Produ:tion Test No.. MOBIL OiL CORPORATION FIELD TEST DATA' .. Perf'd. Interval 8892'/8984' !/3 . Zone Sadlerochit Date 1 Time /257691 Remarks · 2'otalizer Reading 4:0oAM~ Open on initial flow. 4:11 t Close'd for ISt 5:49 6:09 6:10 -. 6:20 6-30 Open on final flow Fluid to surface Clean up to burn pit Bean Size 64Cbs Tbg. Press (psig) Turned to Separator 7 '00 7:.30 8:00 . \ 8k3o \, -. 9:00 9'30 · , , _ · ,, 0:00 Gas tot surface Separator Tamp P re s s (°F) (psig) 7.6 19.3 30.7 24 24 24 24 42.8 54.8 66.4 78.2 ' 89.5 24 24 24 24 24 " 4:10 570 1150 1180 1190 1205 1210, 1210 63 68 ~ 68 68 140 140 140 145 ' 150 68'· 'i' 150 6~ I 15o 24 1210 . . Gas Chart Static· (psig) Diff 155 i55 155 165 165 170 i170 13 14 14.5 , 16 , Liquid Rata '<:~/:~) _ · . 560 546 575 578 557 543 GOR (cu. ft. / bbl.) .) · 2/3 . Well ~o. North Kuparuk Production Test No.. MOBIL OIL COPCPORATi0N FIELD TEST DATA Berf'd. Interval 8892'/8984' & Time ~/69 : 30AM :00 :01 :30 : 0 OPM -. :30 t :00 30 t 'qO Zone Remarks Size 64tbs Tbg. Press (psig) ,. Sepa Temp ( rator Press (psig) 101.2 24 112.9. 24 Changed choke & sep. press. 32 Changed choke & sep. press. 1,36.7 32 34 L , Sad!erochit .1210 1210 ]69,1 228.6 262.6 297.8 533.7 569.4 404.7 439.8 474.8 .' · ,' L 875 670 685 68 68 ~ Gas Chart Static (psig) Diff , L Liquid Rate G0R (cu. 67 67 150 150 , , 280 - 390 390 702 70 i'1 390 :30 34, 710 72 400 00 { " 34 730 72 730 72 :30 1. :00 34 730 74 34 730 730 ,, ~ 730 74 77 8O 4OO 400 390 390 4O0 390 il70 I16.5 J3o5 41o 405 410 562 562 I~ , 27 22 .] 1555 26 i 1400 23.5 I].460 420 24 1630 420 24 i690 I 420 24,5 410 , 28 27 29 1720 1710 1710 1685 420 410 1680 3/3 North K~o'a rul~ We 11 No. Production Test No.. MOBIL OiL CO~'RPOI~.T!ON FIELD TEST DATA Perf'd. Interval 8892'/8984' , Date & Time '25/69 ,:00 :30 :00 :00 ':30 -. ~_ , ':30 ,-00 .'30 .:00 ~'30AM ~:45 ~ ~: 45PM Remarks Started Oil & Sampling · . Change bean: Gas orifice 1 1/2" Totalize'r Reading (bbls) and sep, press' Shut in for final SiP. . End of shut in period 509.2 543,0 578.0 646,0 ~9.4 102,4 158,9 216-,2 273,9 330.4 Size 64tbs Tbg, Press (psig) 34 34 34 34 45 45 45' 45 45 45 730 730 730 740 370 385 395 400 '420 415 400 Zone : Sep%rator Temp 81 81 Press . (psig) 390 . . 395 82 85 87. 88 88 88 88 390 2.00 225 220 230 220 88 Sadlerochit Gas Chart Static (psig) Diff 410 410 44O 420 , ~ , 215 210 240 240 250 250 240 29' 29 29. 29 34 37 28 28 29 28,5 Liquid Rate 1650 1670 1680 1630', 2370 2540 2720 2750 2770 2710 GOR (cu. ) MOBIL OIL CORtOKAYI(N FORMATION TEST REPORT , S U~A RY WELL NO: AREA: _. North Kuparuk 26-12-12 TEST NO' 3 North Slope ZONE: Jurassic TEST INTERVAL: 8795'/8833' DATE: 10/27/69 T I~'fl~ BREAKDOWN ' . Ist Flow From 2:50 p.m. 10/27 to 2:55 p_~o .: Total ISI From 2:55 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.__ Total 2nd Flow From 4:30 p.m. to 10:43 p.m. Total FSI From lO~A3__p_zo.m. . to g~%0 aAm~ 10~gTotal 5 rains. 1 hr. 30 mins. 6 hrs. 13 mins o 9 hfs? 47 m~s, DescKi_ption of Recover~ 1st Flow - Med-strong blow in 5 gal. bucket° No gas to surface 2nd Flow - Gas to surface at 4:38 p.m. Light blow through 40/64 bean° No back pressure° Gas blow steady, for 2 hrs., dropped slightly and then steady for remainder of test. Reversed out 13.8 bbls of fluid including 3.8 bbls. rathole mud, 7 bbls water and 3 bbls oil. Oil Gravity 27°API at 60°F Water Salinity 12,400 ppm NaC1 · Bottom Hole Pressures Device No. C lock Range pepth 2612 ~ 48 26 l'l 8729 8751 1st Flow Period 4830 4852 IHP IFP · FFP FSIP 67- 151 82 164 4246 422'1 2nd Flow Period 151 164 1120 .IFP FFP FSI~ FttP 4105 4830 1142 4115 '~52 Remarks' Pressure charts 'indicated no tool plugging. Charts and recovery indicate a tight zone or restricted, entry into the well bore. Zone to be reperf'd and re'hasted. Refer to' Prod. Test #4 ...... ' WELL NO: AREA: MOBIL OIL CORPOP~TION FOR>[ATION TEST REPORT ~ S UMiMARY North Kupar4k 26-12-i2 North Slope ZONE: TEST NO: Jurassic (Retest) C 0 Ft g ENTIA[ . DATE: 4 10/29/69 TEST INTERVAL: 8794'/8833 (Re-perforated) TI~E BREAKDOWN 1st Flow From 10:40 a.m. 10/29to 10:45 a.mo Total ISI From 10:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Total 2nd Flow From 1:15 p.m. to 7.:21 p,m. Total W9T From 7:21 p.m. to 8:42 a.m. 10/30Total 5 rains. 2 hrs. 30 mins. 6 hrs. 6 mins. 13 hrs, 21 mins. De-scriBtion of Recovery 1st Flow - Med- strong blow in 5 gal bucket, No gas to surface. . 2nd Flow -_ Gas tO Surface in 3 rains at 1:18 p.m, Light - medium blow 'through 44/64 bean. No back pressure. Flow dropped to light .blow after 30 mins. and steady for remainder of test. Reversed out 13 bbls of 0;]. and 12 bbls of water Oil Gravity 26.8° API at 60°F_ Water Salinity 13,500 ppm NaC1 · Bottom Hole Pressures Device No. . ...... Clock Range D_?_pth 1st Flow Period 2nd Flow Period IHP 'IFP · FFP FSIP IFF FFP FSIP FHP 2612 48 597 24 _. SperrL- Sun 41 8730 8734 8767 4682 - 4738 67 121 165 201 ].93 - 4164 4171 - 4240 4600 201 193 231 1203 1203 1251 4089 4056 4134 -- 4649 Remarks: Squeezed perforations w/cement. · MOBIl, OIL CORPOtKATION FORMATION TF, ST REPORT S Ub'~LA RY WELL NO: AREA: North Kuparuk 26-12-12 TEST NO: 5 North Slope ZONE' Kuparuk River (Cretaceous) TEST INTERVAL: 6800'/6844' DATE: 11/7/69 TIME BPd~AKDOWN 1st Flow From 8:56 a.m. 11/7 to 9:01 a.m. Total ISI From 9:01 a.m. to 11:08 a.m. Total 2nd Flow From 11:08 a.m. to 5:08 p.m. Total FSI From 5:08 p.mo to 6:45 a.m. 11/8 Total . . 5 rflillS. 2 hrs'. 7 mins. 6 hrs 13 hrs. 37 rains. Description of RecoverZ -* 1st Flow - Med - Strong blow in 5 gal bucket. No gas'. 2nd Flow - Med-strong blow in 5 gal. bucket. Gas to surface in 33 mino Turned' to burn pit. Light gas blow throughout test. No back pressure. Reversed out 8 bbls. of gassy oil. No apparent water on backscuttle but recovered small amount of water in down hole chamber. 'Oil Gravity 26.'4°API at 60'°F Water Salinity 4800 ppm NaCt Mud Salinity . 850 ppm NaC1 Bottom Hole Pressukes .. Device No ...... C lock Range D~th 1st Flow Period 2611 48 6725 IkLP-- IFP FFP FSIt 3379 2nd Flow Period 377 3657 IFP FFP FSI~ Ft{P 1679 3264 3591 6729 3642 Sperz_Ll~-Sun.... 4.1 6755 3672 384 516 3360 3346 369 466 1669 1687 3278 3304 3592 3628 Remark s · Max BttT 155© Interval to be re.perfed, and retestedo See test.~6 WELL' NO' · AREA: FOP~IAT ION TEST S UF~MA RY .. North Kuparuk 26-12-12 TEST NO: 6 (Retest)~ATE' 11/9/69 North Slope ~Z.ON~: Kupa~mk River (Cretaceous) TEST INTERVAL' 6800'/6844' (Re~perf'd) ~IF[E BREAKDOWN Ist Flow From 10:06 a;m. 11/9 to ISI From 10:12 a.m. to 2nd Flow Fro~'--~l:42 a.m. to 'FSI F~om 5:4~ p.m. t.o 10i12 a.m. Total 6 rains. 11:42 a.m. Total 1 hr. 30 rains. 5:42 p.m. Total 6 hrs. 4:35 a.m. ll/!~otal 10 hrs. 53 rains. De.scription of Recover_x ' 'lst FI. ow,- Faint blow building to medium - strong in 5 gal bucket. Gas reached surface after I.S. Io during bleed 'down to burn pit. 2nd Flow - Medium blow to burn pit decreasing to light blow after 1 hr. Reversed out 7 bbls..gassy oil and 3 bbls muddy water. -. Oil Gravity 2-5.2©API at 60°F Water Salinity 5000 ppm NaC1 Bottom Hole Pressures Device No. Clock Range pep_th Remark s' 1st Flow Period I}IP IFP · FFP FSI[ '2612 2611 611 48 48 48 6725 6729 6749 - 3609 - 180 213 -33'46 ....... B-6-~I 201 24-8' ---~-~3-6V - 2nd Flow Period 336 328 637 1503 35~7-6 1516 3386 3-591 IFP FFP FSIE F}IP Max .BoHoTo 155 °F -. 1565 Mobil Oil Corporation 700 "G" STREET ANCHORA(~IE, 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 ,INFORMAT, I,,ON 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 lES 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 C. Hixson HCH/pjc / ' Fowr, No. REV. STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMI]-FEE ~ONTH£Y ~EPO~T ©;: DR.~LL~NG AND WO~OYE~ OPERATiOnS o~L [] o,s ~ Wildcat WKLL WgLL OTPIER SUBMIT IN' DUPLICA. TE Mobil Oil Corporation 2. NA~ME OF OPF-_~R~TOR s. ^DO.SsS oF opzaATOR ~t. tention~.Rt A,. Gallisp~n , P. ~ox ±fJ~ Ancnorage~ A±as~a 1359'FWL 2871' FNL Sec 26 - T12N - $12E UPM 4. LOCATION OF W ' CONFIDENTIAL UII m 5. API NU~IERICA~L CODE 50-029-20032~ .. ////'~__~,,. ' ' 6. LEASE DESiGNA~--ION AND S~L'~o. ;~'' "' .... ~L 28257 _.H.WK~' ~. IF INDIA~ A~TTEE O~ 8. UNIT,FARA'! OR LEASE NAML- ' .... I~_. Mobil Phillips WELL NO 26-12-12 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat ll. SEC.,T.,R.,M..(BOTT'OMHO~ Sec. 26, T12N-R12EUPM ' lZ, PI~q~MIT NO, 69- 57 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT LND OF MONTH CI-I~N'GES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING A1W-D CIKMENTING JO~S INCLUDING DEPTH SET A/~ VOLD~S USED, PF2~FOP. ATIONS.~-ESTS ~ tLESULTS. FISHING JOBS. JLrNK ~ HOLE A/~D SIDE-T]~ACIfJgD HOLE ANT) AJqY O~-EER SIGNIFICANT CliAJqG~ ~ ~OL~ CONDITIONS. Report for August 1969 Drilled 6" hole to 10,311'. Well temporarily suspended on 8/24/69 at TD of 10,311' reached 8/16/69 Suppended as follows: Set 7" casing at 9446'._ _ _ 1. Suspended open hole below 7" casing filled with heavy mud. 2. Placed cement plug acress shoe of 7" casing as fo%lows: Ran open end drill pipe to 9550' and displaced 80 sax Class G cement.mixed with 2% retarder. W. O. C. 24 hours. Located hard cement at '9241'. 3, Pressure tested casing. Had breakdown at 3800#,:pumping 1 bbl/min at 4000#. Set. 20,000# on plug, O.K. Ran RTTS tool to 6950' and pressured tp 4500#, OK. Set at 6887' and had breakdown at 3800# indicating a leaking DV collar at 6916'. 4. Set cement retainer at 6870' and squeezed 25 sax Class G cement, 20 sa~ through DV collar, leaving 5 sax in 7" casing below retainer. 5. Perforated 4 holes/ft, at 3869'. Set cement retainer at 3810'. 6. Squeezed 125 sax Class G cement, ll5.sax through perforations, leaving 10 sax belOw retainer. Top cement indicated, by CBL, at 3760'. 7. Perforated 4 holes/ ft. 3771'-3774' and ran conventional DST. 8. Set cement retainer at 3731'. Placed a 10 sack Class G cement plug on top of retainer. 9. Placed a plug at 1498' with 50 sax Class G cement. 10. Left the hole filled from top plug.to 300'~ with heavy mud; from 300' to surface empty. Closed blind rams and left rig standing in place. Rig releas'ed and well suspended midnight 8/24/69. OH DST #5 10,278 - 10,311 HW DST #6 Perfs 3771 - 3774 Rec 15 gal v sl SW CM. Rec 13.~;bbls mud w/ sl GC & scum heavy oil. ll ¢iiiN[D ANCHOi~GI~ ~4. I hereby certify that the foregoing is ta-ue and correct Area Geologist September 11 1969 , NOTE--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, ama must ~ f/le~ in duplicate with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless othe~Jse directed. RI/IV. 9-~67 & "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATIONi COMMITTEE 51JN~Y NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen or plug back to a diffierent reser~0ir. Use "APPI~I.CATION FOR PF. AR2/IIT--" fOr such proposals.) , 1. OIL C] OAS [~] 0THOR Wildcat WELL WELL , 2. NAME OF OPERATOR ~ &DD~SS OF O~&TO~ ~.0. Box 173~ ~nchorage~ ~las~ 99501 ~. LOcATIO~ O,~ W~h ~t surface 1359~ ~L~ 2871~ F~, Section 26~ T12~, R12E, ~.P.~. 13.-ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT. GR, etc. 7) 8) 9) lO) 45' KB $. APl Nb-M,F,11ICAL CODE .~0.029-20032 ~0~ ADL 28257 , ?. IF INDIAN, ALL~'J:'J.',p.;E OR TRIBE NA1VLE 8. UNIT, FABiVI OR LEASE NAME Mobil-Phillips North Kuparuk State 9. W~,"L NO. #26-12-12 10. FIELD AffWD POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat ' 1i, S~C., T., R., M., (~M HOL~ O]3JlCCTIVE) ., Section 26, T12N, R12E, U.P.M. 12/PERMIT HO. 69-57 Check Apprepriite Box Te ~ Nt~ure of N~t~ce, Report, or 'Other"Dat~ NOTICE OF INTENTZ~0N TO: SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SItUT-OFF REPAIRINO ~ FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING 8HOOTING 0R &CIDIZIN6 ABANDONM~T* (Other) Temporary Suspens ~on  NoT~: Report results of multiple completion on Well ompletion or Recompletion Report and L~g form.) TEST WATER SHUT-OFF ] I PULL OR ALTER CA'SING FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMPI,ETE SHOOT OR ACIDIZE --[ ABANDON* REPAIR VCELL [ CHANGE PLANS ( Other ) 15. 'DES~f~LE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. Set 7" casing at 9446'. Drilled 6" hole to total dept. h of 10,311' reached.8/16/69. The well was temporarily suspended as follows: 1) Suspended open hole below 7" casing filled with heavy mud. 2) Placed cement plug across shoe of 7" casing as f611ows: Ran open end 'drill pipe to 9550' and displaced 80 sax Class G cement mixed w~th 2% retarder. W.O.C. 24 hours. Located hard cement at 9241'. 3) Pressure tested casing. Had breakdown at 3800#, pumping 1 bbl/min at 4000#. Set 20,000# on plug, O.K. Ran RTTS tool to 6950' and pressured to 4500#, O.K. Set at 6887' and had breakdown at 3800# indicating a leaking DV collar at 6916'. 4) Set cement retainer at 6870' and squeezed 25 sax Class G cement, 20 sax throu~gh DV collar, leaving 5 sax in 7" casing below retainer. 5) Perforated 4 holes/ft, at 3869'. Set Cement retainer at 3810'. 6) Squeezed 125 sax Class'G cement, 115 sax through perforations, leaving 10 sax below retainer. Top cement indicated, by CBL, at 3760". Perforated 4 holes/ft. 3771'/377~' and ran conventional DST. Set cement retainer at 3731'. Placed a 10 sack Class G cement plug on top of retainer. Placed a plug at 1498' with 50 sax Class G cement. Left the hole filled from top plug to 300'_+ with heavy mud, from 300' to surface empty. Closed blind rams and left rig standing in place. Rig released and well suspended midnight 8/24/69. 16. I hereby certify that ~he fore~oin~ is true ~and correct (This space for State office use) APPROVED BY CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF Ai~: ' ~,~.~ / C~...~'~,/~.~:,,,.~ / 8/26/69 TITLE ~,'~/ 9~. 't'~wm ~_. DATE DATE Y. . .... .:. :. ~ ~. ,;:;. :~r ~ ~.- . :~ ,.; .... ..-:.."..::f:t .... :5- , ' ~ ~ ............. ' · -., .- ~ .. "." .. ~; ,e ~ ,;,...,:,.,:,~ ............ ., .............. ~n:~i~s~ On.._Rever~.., Sid~ ....... ~ ~ ~ ~ :~-~7 ~7~:' i::? 4:'i '":~' '~ ': ..'~'::~: ~ ~;~'.:~ REV. STATE OF ALASKA ~v~m~t "In~:kms" lm Triplieat~ Re "Sub/~equent Reports'" h~ Duplicate OIL AND GAS CON,,%ERVATION~ COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND P~PORTS ON WRt~ (Do not use this form for proposals to driil or to deepen or plug back to a di£fierent Use "APPLICATION FOR PF_A~IT--" for such proposals.! 1. OIL ~'~ GAS WELL WELL ~] o~.ER Wildcat 2. NAME OF OPE~R~kTOR Mobil 0il Corporation 3. ADDI~ESS OF O~ERATOB' P.0 Box 1734_. Anchorage, Alaska 99501 4. LOCATION' O,F W~I..J., At surface 2871' FNL, 1359' FWI., Section 26, 13. ELEV~TION.S (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc. , R12E, U.P.M. "~. AP1 N~CAL CODE 50-029-20032 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 28257 ~. IF nN'DIA_N, ALI.,OTT]KE OR TRIBE NAME s, umw, ~Am~ OR nEASE ~A~E Mobil-Phillips North Kuparuk State 9~ V~ELL NO. t~26-12-12 10. FIELD A~N-D FOOL, OR WILDCAT *~Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M.. (BOTTOM HOLE OBJI~,CTIVE) Section 26, T12N, R12E, U.P.M. ~ 1% PEI~V~IT 1~O. 20 ' GR 69-57 14. N~~ _Report, or 'Othor Vat, - -~ ~i~ BGx Te ~ndi~e ~EPAIR WELL ~ CHANGm PLANS j j (Other) (NOT~: Revort results of multiple completion on Well ~0~) Temporary Suspension com~tio~ or R,om~etion Re~ort a~ Lo~ ~orm.) 15. 'DESCRIBE I,~0POSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give ~rtinent dates, including estimated date of starting an~' ~roposed ' ~rk. ~e~ 7" casih~ a~ ~4~6~. Drilled 6" hole ~o ~o~al depth of 10,311~ reached 8/16/6~. Propose to do the following: 1) Suspend open hole below 7" casing filled with 'heavy mud. 2) Place cement plug (100'_+ in casing & 100'_+ below casing) across shoe of 7" casing. Locate top of plug and pressure test to 4000 psi. 3) Set bridge Plug (retainer type) at 4000' and pressure test to 4000 psi. 4) Check cement bonding above bridge plug. If no good, perforate WS0 at 3870' and attempt to establish circu, lat~on between 7" and 9 5/8" casing strings. Squeeze with class G cement. 5) B.O.C. and pressure test WSO at 3'870'. 6) Perforate 3773' to 3779' and drill stem test. 7) Depending on test results, will squeeze or leave perforations open. 8) Set bridge plug capped by a 50 sack cement plug at ~1500'_+. 9) Suspend upper 1500' of hole full of heavy mud except for top 300' filled with diesel. 10) Bolt flange on well head temporarily suspending well. 16. I hereby certify tha~the foregoing is true. and correct , .-:, '~ , (This Sp"tCe f'0, State. office u~> ' CONDITIONS O~'LPi~I~ 0~A~ See 1,nstrudions On Reverse Side DiVtS!OJ~JOF'.O~'~.A~:~D. GA$ Form Bio. t:--4 REV. 9-~9-67 STATE OF ALASKA ?ymB~I~~L[C~kTE MONTHLY REPORT OF :DRILLING AND WOR'KOVER OPERATIONEb~i~~~ Wildcat NAME OF OPERATOR Mobil 0il Corporation 3. AD~ESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 1734 Anchorage, AlaSka 4. LOCATiON OF WELL 1359'FWL 2871' FNL Sec 26-T12N-B12EUPM CONFIDENTIAL i~. API NUA~ERICAL CODE 50-029-20032 6. LEASE DESIGNATION A.~'D SEHIAL NO. ADL - 28257 !7. IF INDIAN, ALOTI~ OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT,F.A~M OR LEASE NA3ME Mobil-Phillips No.Kuparuk St. 9. WELL NO. 26-12-12 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M.. (BO'I'TOM HOLIg O~rVE) Sec. 26, T12N, R12E, UPM 12. PERMIT NO. 69-57 ]3. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MON'I'H, CHA. NGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEl:TH SET AND VOLUATES USED, PERFORATIONS, TESTS AND 1R~SULTS, FISHING JOBS, JLrNK IN HOLE A_ND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AND A2qY OTI-I~R SIGNIFICANT CI-J.A-N-~ES IN HOI~ CONDITIONS. 1969 Repo_r_t Depth at 3nd of July - 9605 feet. Drilled 8 1/2" hole to 9550 feet. Ran 3144 feet 26# S-95 and 6302 feet 23# N-80 7" casing to 9446 feet with Howco DV Collar at 6916 feet. Cemented 1st stage with 375 sx Class G cement and 2nd stage with 300 sx Class G with 6% gell followed by 300 sx Class G neat cement. Tested to 4000 psi. Drilled out DV Collar and cement to 9414'. Tested casing to 5000 psi with mud - held OK. Continued drilling 6" hole to 9605 feet. OH DST #3 Mis Run - could not get tools to bottom. OH DST #4 8974 - 8996 recovered 2.8 bbls. G & MC oil. 14. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and corre~ Area Geologist s~c. mm ~::~'~-~~ ~Tn~Northwes't Exploration mremA~ August 8. 1969 NOTE--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of thc status of operations, and must be file~t in duplicate with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed. P.O. Box 1734 Anchorage, Alaska June 17, 1969 700 "G" STREET ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 KLV ---, ~. .... HWK REI. ___ FILE Mr. F.Jo Keenan State of Alaska Division of Lands 306 Fifth AvenUe Anchorage, Alaska 99501 STATE OF ALASKA Oil AND GAS LEASE ADL 28257 in compliance with Paragraph 21 of the captioned oil and gas lease~ this is to advise you that on June 14, 1969, Mobil Oil Corporation spudded a well on said lease known as North Kuparuk State fj26-12-12o This well is located 1359' from the west line and 2871' from the north line of Section 26~ T12N, RI2E, U.P.M. Sincerely ~bert A' G~ilison Land Supervisor P~AG/pj c JULZ?I Porto .'.'¢o. ~w. ~-~,-~ STAT~ OF ALASKA OIL A~D OAS CONSERVATIOH CO/W~ITTF:F: x~'~O?~T~.[Y ~POaT OF DPJ, LLJNG -, SUB~,IT L~ DL'PLICATE API NU.MERICAL CGDE 50-029-20032 OKG KLV OIL ~_~ GA8 -- ~-~ , ~'r~ L_} OTU~.~ Wildcat z ~i: OF OP~TO~ Mobil Oil CorporatiOn 3. ADD~.:ES£ OF OPEi°~TO1R 'P.O. Box 1734, ~n. chorage, Alaska 4. LOCATION O'F WELL 1359' FWL, 2871' FNL Sec. 26, T.12N., R.12E., U.P.M.. 99501 ADL-28257 REL ~7~.~ ./,[ .... IF INDiAI~, ALOT~'ITE OR TRIBE N^IyIE ''' 'I ". Mo5 i~ Z~li i liSp s North Kuparuk State 9. WELL NO 26-12-12 10, FIELD A.ND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC.. T., R., M.. (BO'I"POM HOL~ Sec. 26, T.12N., R.12E., UPM. 12. PER.MIT 69-57 13. REPORT '-D..O.AL "~ DEPTH AT E_N-D OF MOA'TH, CI4.AX(~ES, IN HOLE SIZE, CASING ~ C~N'~NG JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET A~ VOLLEYS USED. PE~O~TIONS, ~TS ~N~ ~SULTS. FIS~NG JO~, J~K ~ HO~ ~D SIDE-~CKED HOLE ~ .~%'Y O~ SIGNIFIC~T ~NG~ ~ HO~ ~ITIONS. REPORT FOR JUNE, 1969 Depth @ end of June 5550'. Spudded 6:15 a.m. 6/12/69. Drilled 17 1/2" hole to 315'. Ran 10 jts 13 3/8" 54.5 #/ft. J-55 casing to 315' and cemented with 1225 sx Fondue - Flyash + 3% salt cement. Cemented casing annulus with 54 sx cement. Drilled 12 1/4" hole no 3002'. Ran 73 its 9 5/8" 40 #/ft. N-80 casing to 3002' with DV collar @ 1190'. Cemented first stage w/700 sx Class G cement'and second stage w/700 sx Fondue - Flyash + 3% salt. Tested casing to 2000 'psi. Drilled 8 1/2" hole to 5550'. OH DST #1 No test - could not get to bottom. OH DST #2 3700-3727 recovered 3.1 bbls slightly water cut mud. JUL.I]' ANCHoR~, ~-E ~. 1 hereby cez%.if,v %h~t the foregging is true and ~rrec~ /" 7 ~ - ' ) ' ? /~ szo~ '>.?:_ /::~.';:5.'.,,-'( :::.;~/~v ~5~"~~ ~ Area Expl. Manager OA~ July 9 1969 ir., . , , , , , ,,,, ,,. ~ .. ,,,,.. NOTE--Report O~ this fo-/m is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operatioas, anO must ~ file~ in duplkat~ with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless othe~ise directed. Lease & PJeli _~_~P~.~. _~0~ ~ The following information is in the bani.: :ile' I. P-3 Date in Ba~.~-: --'"-'- ort Date -_,..}ert Date i!}~.'~;a in Bank File ./ -- _ 4~ P-7 - Co~letion Re~ort Well History Directional Survey 7~ Electric Log .............................. Lithology or Hud Log ..................... Other Log 3 iu,a line Blue line 9~ Field Trip Report, dated Other Oil ~tiea, ~ hole; 1018 ]M:enme/ema~ ,fi~ ~. Auchorase, ALaska 99502. Very ~y yours. TO'. I- FROM: JJlJ ~ ~ JJjjljJ~jJ~ ~ SUBJECT~ SUBMIT IN Tt :CATE ' Form P--1 (Other instructi~ . on reverse side) RE%r. 9'30-67 STATE O'F ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION ,COMMITTEE APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DRILL, DEEPEN, OR PLUG BACK'" 1/1. Typ1~ OF WORK DRILL [] DEEPEN 1--] 0IL ~--] 0AS 8INGLE [] w~LL ~ o~.% Wildca~ zo~ WELL 2. NA~E OF OP~TOR Mobil 0il Corporatien 3. ADDRESS O~ OPERATOR P.O. Box 1734, Anchorage~ Alaska 4. LOCATION OF WELL At surface PLUG BACK {-] MULTIPLE ~_~ ZONE 99501 1359' FWL, 2871' FNLs Section 26, TI2N, R12E, U.P.M. At proposed prod. zone Same " - ~ 13. ~DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECTION F-%OM NEAREST TOWN OR.POST O~FICE* . Approximately 22 m:iles'~ SE-ofOIiktok Poimt .(Dew Line-Site) Approximately 175- mi~es~SE, of-Barrow ~V&~.~a~-e~ ' .. - ~ 14. BOND INFORMATION: -- Pacific Indenmit7 ~Oo TYPE 0il & ~as Su~et~ ~d/or No. ~A243305 (expires 911'8171) 15. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED*~ ~ : . [16; :1~O, OF{ ACI~F~ IN LEASE LOCATION TO NEAREST (Also to nearest drig, uni~, if any) 18. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSEb LOc~kTI(~i~*" ' ' If9. PROP0S~-'D~- TO NEAREST WE~ DRILLING, COMPLETe. - - OR APPLI~ FOR, ~. ' · - I ~ 1I ,0.00~ 21. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, CH, etc.) 20' GR 23. PROPOSED ~ASING AND CEMENTING PROGRAbI 50-029-20032 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. APL 28257 7. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TH/BE NA.MiE 8. UNIT FAR/VI OR LEASE NAME Mobzl-Ph~llzps 9. ~L NO. 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTO1VI HOLE OBJECTIVE) Section 26, T12N, R12E, U,P.M~ 12. . ~o~, ~ I00.000, O0 17. NO. ACRES ASSIGNED TO THiS WELL 20. ROTARY OR CABLE TOOLS Roi:ary 22. APPROX. DATE WORK WILL START* June 15~ 1969 SIZE OF I-IOLE SIZE OF CASING' : WEIGHT pER-Foc~ ~RADrE I' "SETTING DEPTH QUANTITY'OF 24" C 20" 94 H-40 50' 100 sax 17~" 13 3/8" .~ :6I - J-55 . 3,00' . ' 400 ,a~. . 12~" 9 5/8" ...... .~ 40 .... '.. N-80 ~ 2500' . - 1070 s~ 8~" 7" /~.~-..23 &26 N-30.&:s")5 9400~ ' 1000 sax . B. 0.P. Program: 300'--to-2500',' 2500' to 11,000~: Hydril "GK"s 12", Series 900,3~00' psi WOG, 13" nominal ' I3" ~emina 1 1 Hydril "GK"~ 12", Series 1500, 5000 psi WOGm 2 ~ Shaffer Double 6a~e~ 12"~ Series 1500~ 5000 psi WOG, 13" nominal' RECEIVED MAY 2 6 1969 1~ ABOVE SPACE DESCRIBE PROPOSED PROGRAM: If proposal is %o deepen or plug b~ck, giv~(~ 9~e~~~e zone and proposed new productive zof~e. If proposal is to drill or deepen direct ~onally, give pertinent data on subsur~~l~ and measured and true vertical depths. Give blowout preventer program. 24. I hereby~ the Foregoing is T~ue and Correct DATE, May 26, 1969 TITL~- Land Superviser (This space for State office use) SAMPLES AND CORE cH/ps HEQUII{ED ~,. YES [] NO DIRECTIONAL SURVEY REQUTRED CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: [] YES ~ NO PERMIT NO_ OTHER REQUIREMENTS: A.P.I. ~CAL CODE 5-6 .- oz 9 ,_ zoo APPROVAL DAT~ ~ay 2 7, 1969 BI:IhI:I TIAI 17 2O 29 32 I 28 18 , , KolJPARUK ~ ./..;NORTH ~L~ STATE N-26-12-12i I~ 59_'j 27 ~~_~26 LAT. 70° 21' 52.72" Y = 5,~83,900 LONG. 149° Ol'Z~6.15" X = 619,452 35 34 SCALE: I"= IMILE TI21V T/IN CERTIFICATE OF SURVEYOR .., I hereby certify that I am properly registered and licensed to practice land surveying in the State of Alaska and that this plat represents a location survey made by me or under my supervision, and that all dimensions and other details are correct. Date SURVEYOR KI~CENED I969 i I NORTH KUPARUK STATE N-° 26-12-12 Located in .%~LJ~4 of erotra_cted SECTION 26:TIZN.J~ 12E:UMIAT: MERIDIAN~AK Surveyed for MOBII.:E OIL CORP Surveyed by F. M. LINDSEY I~ ASSOC. LAND 8, HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYORS 2502West,Northern Lights Boulevard Box 4-081 Anchorage Alaska I I Mr. Robert A. Gallison Land Supervisor Mobil Oil Corporation P. O. Box 1734 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear P~r. Gal lison: 1018 I~TERffATIO;'L4L AIP, PO,gT RO.,ID HLB ........ AttCHOffAGE 9~502 TRM' ~ June 12, 1~69 ~LV R~L ~ Re: North Kuparuk State ~26-12-12 Mobil Oil Corporation, Operator In reference to the subject drill-site, the following stipulations are required to preserve and protect fish and game resources: l' 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 utitized when surface conditions are such that land damage will not result from such use. Prior to the beginning of drilling, a sump of sufficient size to contain all waste fluids will be constructed. This sump must be lined with materials 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 end u'n-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, on 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 West International Airport Road, Anchorage, Alaska 99502, will be notified prior to closing of this location. cc: Hilliker Burrell Denton Company Is well to be located in a defined pool ................. ~ L~. 2. Do ~' stat,~.~:lde rules apply 3~ Is a registered survey plat attached .................... CFA .... located proper disi;ance 'Fron:p <::;i ::~'tt: undedicated 7. Is welt to b,e deviated 8. Is ~ .... ~:,~:"~'n the only affected 9. Can permit u,~'~'.', approved before ten.-day wait ............... ~_ "~'~ I ...... :: ': : . ...... .~ ' , . . ...... ~ .................. 11 Is conducto~ ..... ]2. -Is etlot~gh cement used to circulate on (:.(,:,~:~u:~.t. or and su~'~o,o~ ....... ': 13. Will cement tie in surface and intermediate or production strings . . . :>'7 ~-c}, ~,~iil cc:~;?~ cover all possible productive ho?izons ........... 5. Will su:-':ace ca:lng cover al 1 fresh water zo~'~es ............. q, Will st~rF~c:c csg. internal burst equal ,5 psi/ft, to next string .... 1. ~4~11 all casing ~ive adequate sa~et.y in collapse and tension ...... >,. ~oCs BOP[ have sufficient pressure rat.~n5 ............... dditional Requirements'