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PLUGGING & LOCATION CLEARANCE REPORT State of Alaska ·m~s~ OZL ~ SaS CONS~aV~TZO~ ¢O~ZSSZON ~ No. Lease Memorand%un To File: API No. Location Abnd Dar e Spud: ~Z/~{[~, TD: ~~__, ·- Completed Note casing size, wt, depth, cmt vol, & procedure. Long Csg: Liner: Perf intervals - tops: Review the well file, and comment on plugging, well head status, and location clearance - provide loc. clear, code. Well head cut off: Marker post or plate: Location Clearance: // ' f,,- Code Signed Date -. , . BRINKE~OFF DRILLING CO. · . Ninilchik River Unit No. 1 ~-73) -~ M-.EMO. RAND~M.::.:._- State o,: AlaSka --- ! ~z~:.e~ 0~L ~ ~ .... ~: ........ TO: :~ L. ~11- ....... DATE: A~g~t 12, 1~4 / ., ,~: FILE NO: ~l - ,~,,; -~ ~ '~~~-'~ ~ ~ ....... ~/-- .-..~.-.. ~. .... TELEPHONE. NO'. '/-' '~°M:' -~t L~ _ . .......... .~ su~.~c~: /.... ~,~ ~ :- --:_~ : - - . ~ ' . ,-.- Fteld Trtp, :~- Brtnkev'hof'f N1ntlchlk It~dFT~ STATE OF ALASKA Submit "Intentions" in Triplicate & "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate ~" Form REV. 9-30-69 OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION: COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen use "APP]~ICATION 'FOR ~'EP,~IT-2-'' 'for such 'pl~o~osal-~j . . 5. API N~CAL CODE 50-133-20243 6. LEA~E DESIGNATION A-ND SERIAL NO. ADL- 41217 1. ?. IF INDIA_N, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NA/VIE OIL ~ GAS wt,,L ~'.LL ~-~ oT.~R Cleanup of Location NONE 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Brinkerhoff Drilling Company, Inc. , 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. 0. Box 3008, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 4. LOCATION OF WELL Atsu,'r.~ce 1318.5' FNL, 1322.7' FWL (c NW 1/4) Section 21-15-13W-SM Approximately 5 miles from town of Ninilchik, Ak. 13. ELEVATioNs (Show w~ether DF, RT, OR, etc. 8. UNIT, FARA~ OR LEASE NAME 9. WELL NO. (1) 10. FIELD A~ID POOL, OR WI~CAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 21-15-13W-SM Check Appropriate Box To I,ndicate Niat'ure of N~ti'Ce, Re ~ort, or Other Da~a ' NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF FRACTURE TRtAT SHOOT OR ACIDIZE REPAIR WELL PULL OR ALTgR CASINO MULTIPLE COMPI,ETE ABANDONs CHANGE PLAN8 SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF J~iJ' [ REPAIRING WELL f FRACTURE T. BEATMENT ~ ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR AClDIZINO ABANDONMENTs (Other) LOcation 'C~-~eanup (NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well ~Other) Completion or Reeompletlon Report and Log form.) DESCRIBE I'ROPOSIgD OR COMPLETED OPt, RATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and aive pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work, Mr. Bob Scott with Frontier Rock & Sand informed BDCO on 7/17/74 that the location, reserve pit and location area in general and the right of way leading to the location had been covered and graded and had visually been inspected by the state and verbal approval given, that the final cleanup met with the s~'ate's approval. We formally submit this final subsequent report for your formal approval. / ,!ttl o 5 i974 10. I hereby certify that thew~nj, l~,true and corree_t "' 7_,,f/ - '- TITLR Alaska Manager (This space for ~%'ate office use) APPROVED BY CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANX: TITLE See Instructions On Reverse Side DAT~ July 23; 1974 'DATE Approved Copy Returned BRINKERHOFF DRILLING CO., INC. State of Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Committee 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attention: Mr. Marshall SUBJECT: Ninilchik #1, Final Cleanup Notice Gentlemen: ALASKA OFFICES AND OPERATION FACILITIES 1211 E. 80TH AVE., PHONE 907-344-2555 MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. BOX NO. 3008 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, ZIP CODE 99501 July 23, 1974 f SEC ! CONFER: FILE~, Attached is our final cleanup notice for your study and approval. We understand, through our contractor, that the location and area looks good and has been field inspected. BDCO is holding certain portions of monies back from partners until we receive a copy of the attached signed notice back from your office. We would like to release this money as soon as possible, therefore, if there is any question or problem, please notify me as soon as possible. Thank you very much. Yours very truly, BRINKERHOFF DRILLING COMPANY Alaska Manager PR/lo Att: (3) Notices cc: Leo Jackson Bob Scott J. Dunbar Ninilchik #1 File ,Il. IL ~ 5 i~74 Att: (1) Copy Each M EM O RAN M DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RES0,URC/I~S DIVI5ION OF Oil and Gas TO: Homer L. Burrell Director , Hoyle H. Hamilton Chief Petroleum Engineer Karl L. VonderAhe Petroleum Engineer THRU' FROM: State Alaska DATE: July 19, 1974 FILE NO: TELEPHONE NO: SUBJECT: SOCAL's Falls Creek #43-6, Nin~]chik-Riyer ,No. _,l,, Cohoe Unit #1 I left home at 6:15 a.m. July 17th and flew to Kenai via A.A.I. Our departure was 20 minutes late so I had barely enough time to rendezvous with Wayne Wilson of SOCAL after picking up a Hertz rental car and driving to Sol dotna. We ~rove to the location of ~SOCAL'sFalls Creek ¢f43.-6_which is 1.8 miles past ~iam Shell Lodge and about 1/4 mile to the east of the Sterling Highway. The location had been smoothly graded and seeded but the results were inef- fectual, with grass growing in only a few areas. Wayne said they planned to fertilize and re-seed the whole area. In fact he paced the sides to get an approximate size in acres to figure the amount of fertilizer and seed to use. The marker was standard 4" pipe with a bull plug welded on top and the re- quired information was bead-welded on the pipe and painted black so it was very legible against the orange background of the pipe. The caption bead- welded in the pipe was: "SOCAL 1973-FALLS CREEK #43-6 - SE 1/4 SEC. 6 T1N R12W, S.M." The water well was left in useable condition with a 1/4" plate welded on top. The whole area was quite level except for the area of the sump which had settled 1 1/2 to 2 feet but the sides of the depression are rounded smoothly and sloping. Not vertical. Altogether the condition of location is very satisfactory. Verbal approval of final abandonment given Wayne Wilson. (3 photographs attached) I thendrove to Ninilchik and out to Brinkerhoff, Ninilchik #1 which is '4 '1/2 miles northerly from'the Ninilchik airport entrance road which in turn is about 3 miles to the east of the Sterling Highway, arriving at the site at 10'15 a.m. The location is in ver~ poor condition including the well itself. The 13 3/8" surface casing is protruding about 20" above ground with the 4" pipe marker cemented into the top of it and extending more than 5 feet above it. (see photos 4,7 & 10) The 13 3/8" rat hole casing was not cut off or removed and pro- trudes more than 3 feet above ground. (same photos) The marker has infor- mation bead-welded on the side reading downward as follows- "BRINKERHOFF CO - OP. NINILCHIK RIVER NO. 1 Sec. 21 - 1S - 13W SN. EL 275 LEASE NO ADL 41217, PERMIT NO. 73-39, SPUDED 12-31-73, P&A 2/25-74" (~)R63072 Homer L. Burrell -2- July 19, 1974 The water well 6 5/8" casing (see photo #5) protrudes about 5 feet above ground with a 1/8 inch plate incompletely welded on top with a 2 foot piece of 2 inch pipe, open at top, welded to the plate. On the 2 inch pipe is bead-welded: "WATER WELL 140 FEET". The location is fairly clean as only a couple pieces of planking were exposed near the well and a grease bucket (to the right edge of photo #10).. The surface was apparently bladed when the ground was very wet as it is exceed- ingly rough. If any .attempt was made at smoothing the surface by backblading it was ineffective; probably because of surface being too wet. In left center of photo #9 which shows area to left of the location of the car in photo #8, a vertical bank about 8 feet high shows where material has been bladed out to heap up the area in the foreground of both these pictures. Recommendation: (1) That the rat hole casing be either pulled out or cut off below ground level and filled with earth, sand or gravel. (2) That the sur- face of the area be bladed and "back bladed" while dry and smoothed out. (3) I believe enough material should be bladed from an area large enough to not noticeably change the general surface elevation, and build up the area around the marker high enough to bring the surface up to cover the surface casing by a few inches, this surface could taper outward from about ten feet from the well without it being too noticeable. (4) A thicker plate or bull plug should be welded on top at the 6 5/8" casing to seal it completely. After leaving the Brinkerhoff location at 11:40 a.m. and stopping at Ninil- chik for lunch I arrived at Union Oil Company's Cohoe Unit #1 at 1:20 p.m. The location is in excellent condition, well smoothed and cl_ean with no indication'of where the sump was located which was along right side of photo #14. The marker is rather high, estimated 9 feet, so that it is a little difficult to read the information bead-welded on' it near the top. The captions reads- UNION-NEWMONT CLARK 819 N & 1302 WEST OF STH EST CORNER SEC. 8 T3N RllW S.M. PERMIT # 73-25". Spruce trees 'removed from the location were limbed and stacked beside the access road. (photo #12) I walked around the perimeter of the location area and the only debris exposed was along the south slope where the rains had caused some slumping and gullying and exposed a few short pieces of 4" plastic pipe, a piece of 2" metal pipe and a few feet of wire rope. Also a rather large bundle of sheet plastic (Visqueen) was washed down one gully and into the edge of the woods. (Photo #13) This was called to their attention this morning and they promised to remove it. Final abandonment approval given by phone. I left the location at 2:20 p.m., turned the car in and caught the 4:00 p.m. A.A.I. flight arriving at home at 5:15 p.m. Attachments TO Hoyle H. Hamiltonff~ t / Phoned ~, ~nb~r of Br~erhoff regarding requ~re~ne~ on abandoment of their (1). Pull or cut off rat hole pipe at or below ground level and fill pipe with earth, sand or gravel. (2). Blade earth from large enough area so re~val will not be too obvious and fill area around well mar~r high enough to cover 13 3/8" casing a few inches. Taper outward gradually from about 10 feet from marker. (3).Weld plate solidly around top of water well or weld bull plug on top of 6 5/8" casing. 2" pipe there is not necessary if re~ved. (4). Backblade area to s~oth .out surface while it is fairly dry. '~ch of it appears as if no backblading had been done. He promised to get the contractor on the job t~ediately and correct these items. Will call back when finished. IIJ I, I JI IL Form lin--3 Submit "Intentions" in Tldplicat~ ~V, 9-~9 ~ & "Su~quent Repo~s" ~ Dupli~te ~ ~~.~' STATE O'F A~KA ~. AP1 N~C~ CODE OiL AND GAS, CONSERVATION,, , , COMMI~EE ,. 50-133-20243 .__'j ~ 'E~'~ J~N~Y NOtlCfS AN~ RIPORTS ON W~$ (Do not Use this io~ for proposals ~ drill or to deepen ,, Use "A~ICATION 'FOR ~E~iT~' ~or s~ch'p~o~osal~.) ~L -- ~2~ .- ()~ ~ ~ None WELL W~LL ~ OTHE~ 2. NAME OF OPE~TOR 8. UNIT~ FA~ OR L~SE NAME ~ .... Br~nkerhoff Dr%ll~n~ Com~an~, Znc. N~n~lch~k 3G~OL { P 0 Box 3008 - Anchorage, Alaska 99510 #1 J D~AFT J ~ J 4. LOCATION OF W~L 10. F~ ~D POOL, OR WI~CAT ~t ~,,.~ ~ldca~ . CCNFER: t3~7,5' F~L, 1322.7' ~ (C ~) u. s~c., r., ~.,~.. (~or~ ~o~ ~ ..... Section 21 - TIS - R13~- S~ o~w) Approx. 5 m~les from ~o~ of ~n~lch~k, A~aska Sec. 21-1S-13~-S~ 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, e~c. ~12. PE~T ~O. 275 GR ,73-39 14. Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Niature of N~tice, Re ~ort, or Other D~ta NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS ~Other) SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF ! REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT __! ALTERING CASINO 8HOOTING(other) on ACIDIZlNG ! ABANDONMENT* ~ (NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. · Drilled 8½" hole to 13,082, ran Schlumberger Dual Induction Laterolog, Borehole Compensation Sonic Log, Formation Density Logs, and Dipmeter to total depth. Took sidewall cores, no significant shows encountered. Received permission on 2/24/74 f~om Mr. H.W. Kugler to plug well as follows: Plug #1 12,628' - 12478' 50 Sx Plug #2 3,135' - 2985' 50 Sx Plug #3 138' - Surface 50 Sx Dry hole marker installed, location to be restored as soon as possible. 16. I hereby certify thJt ths f,~r~l~S ts true and_correct APPROVED BY TITLE Alaska Manager DATE 3/21/74 CONDITION80]~PP~OVAL, IF AN~: TITLE See Instructions On Reverse Side DATE . Approved Cop~ : Returned BRINKERHOFF DRILLING CO., INC. ALASKA OF FICE, 1211 EAST 80th AVE. PHONE 907-344-2555, TELEX 25-258 MAILING ADDRESS: P. O. BOX NO. 3008 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, ZIP CODE 99501 March 11, 1974 State of Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Committee 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Subject: Ninilchick #1 Dear Sir: Attached are the following documentations for our above subject A - (3) Copys of P - 7 Form - Well Completion Or Recompletion report and Log. B - (3) Copys of receipt of all Schlumberger Logs, Mud Logs, and Samples signed by Mr. H. W. Kugler. C - (3) Copys of P - 4 Form - Monthly Report of Drilling and Workover Operations. If there are questions, or I can be of service, please do not hesitate to call. Very truly yours, RoyORichardson Alaska Manager /vw cc: Well file - Ninilchick #1 Mr. Leo Jackson, Brinkerhoff Drilling Co, Inc., Denver, Col. Mr. Jim Ferguson, Petro - Tec, Anchorage, Ak. MAR 1 4 1974 sl ructions on OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION 'coMMITTEE ~v~,,~ s~de, i i i ~ ii ii i i ii i ~1il WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND~ LOG* la. TYPE OF WELL: O,~'.,,.~LL ~ 6ASWELL ~ ,aY ~ Other b. TYPE 0F COMPLE~ON: NEW WOaK WELI, ~OVER ~ DEEP'EN haCK nrsvg. ~ Other Plug & Abandon NAME OF OPERATOR Brinkerhoff Drillin~ C9. Inc. ADDKESS OF OPERATOR P. 0. Box 3008, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 LOCATION OF WELL (Rel;ort location clearly and in accordance with any State requiremsnts)* at,u~ace 1318.5' FNL, 1322.7 FwL, (C N~) Sec. 21 IS-13W SM At top prod. interval reported below No production zone At total depth Nominally the same as above §. AP1 NU1VI.EPJ~ CODE 50-133-20243 6.LF_.A~E DESIGNATION A_ND SERIAL NO. ADL-41217 7. IF INDIA.N, AiJ.~TTEE OR TRIBE NA1VIE None 8. UNIT,FA2~I OR LEASE NAME Ninilchik 9. WE3.~L NO. 10. FIELD A~ND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 21-1S-13W-SM 12. PER1VIIT NO. 73-39 12/31/73 [ 2/22/74 2/25/74 275 Ground , 275, Crc,md l] p [ ~OW1VLA/~Y* ROTARY TOOLS i CABLE TOOLS 13082 lug & Abandon Dry Hole 0-13082 --0- PRODUCING INT~VAL(S), OF TI-IlS COMPLETION---TOP, BOTTOM, MA/ViE (1VrD AND TV'D)* ~. WAS DIRECTIONAL I SURVEY MADE None i No 24. TYPE E~CTRIC A_ND OTHER LOGS RUN Sonic Caliper, ~qal Iq~uction Laterolo~; Formation Density Lo~ , ~. CAS~G RECORD (Re~rt all strings set in well) CASmGSIZE DE, PTH~T(1VI~) HOLE SmE C~SInN'TINGRECO1RI) 20" 70' DRIVE Driven By Hammer 13 774' Circ. Top To Bottom 9 5 Circ. Top To Bottom 26. 'LINER ItECO'I%D SlZ]~ · TOP (MD)' BOTTOM (MD) SACKS CEMENT* None 28. PERFORATIONS OPFiN TO PRODUu-rlOI~ (Interval, size and number) None i i 30. PRODUCTION ~MOUNT PULLET) None None None 27. TUBING I:L]DC, OR,D I' t SCREEN (MD) SIZE DEPTH SET (MD) ~ PACI(ER SET (MD) None ACID, SHOT, Ir?~CTLrl:~, CI~M[ENT SQUEEZE, ~I"C. 'NoneD]~IPTI'I INT]~RVAL (MD) [ NoneAMOUNT 2:/MD I, LIND OF 1VL~T~E,qlAL USED DATE FIRST Pi%ODUCTION I PI{ODUCTION ME'iHOD (Flowh~g, gas lift, pumping--size and type of pump) [WELL STATUS (Producing or ' I s~ut-in) None t P&A '~o T~ Tm ' '"- [ DATE OF TEST, ] URS S . [CHOXE SIZE [PROD'N~ rz~B~ n nm ~- WAE~B~. [ GAS-OIL ~%~ BiN' { ' i / 1: .:./ , TEST WITNESSED BY None m~[q~h~ a~7 hN ama ~.~. INo Test Run S2. LIST O~' ATtaCHMENTS : ~va~a~ ~a ~ ~t~ ' 33. I hereb~ certify that the foregoing and attached information Is complete and coffee[ as determined from all:available records *(See Instructions and S~ces [or Additional Data on Reverse Side) INSTRUCTIONS General: This form is designed for submitting a complete and correct well co.mpletion report end .log on all types of lands and leases in Alaska. Item: 16: Indicate which elevation is used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measure- mentsgiven in cther spaces on this form and in any attach;,'r~e,qts. Items 20, and 22:: If this well is completed for separate prcduction from more than one interval zone (multiple completion), so state in item 20, and in item 22 show the prcJucir;g interval, or intervals, top(s), bottom(s) and name (s) (if any) for only the interv~l reported in item 30. Submit a separate report (page) on this form, adequately identified, for each additional interval to be seperately produced, show- ing the additional data pertinent to such interval. Item26: "Sacks Cement": Attached supplemental records for this well should show the details of any mul- tiple stage cementing and the location of the cementing tool. Item 28: Submit a separate completion report .on this form for each interval to be separately producsd. (See instruction for items 20 and 22 above). ,, 34. SUMMAII. Y OlO FORMATION TESTS INCLUI)IN(; INTERVAL TESTED. PHE,e-~$URE DATA A.ND~I:LF_,COVERIES OF OIL. GAS. 35. G~GIC MAR~ WA~ AND MUD NA~ No formag~on Tests Run ,. ~s. ~ ~r~vmr. ~m~ , , _ . . · h~s Data Sub.coed ~rch 11. 197~ As Evidenced By Attached Receipt 1974 BRtNKERHUFF DR/LUNG COoo MAR !4' I974 ~ws~o~ o~,' ot[~ No. P.--4 o.~ ~ Wl;LL STATE C~'~^I.A.S KA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMI'ri'EE SUBMrT ~ DUPLICATE MONTHLY REPORT O'F DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS ~A,~LL [--] o,~z~ Wildcat - Plug & Abandon A~'~ ~:mc,~ bODE 50-133-20243 LF-ASIg DESIGNA'i~iON A%'D SElqlAL NO. ADL-41217 None ~. NAMZ OF OP~%ATOR Br.i..nkerhoff Drilling Co. Inc. ~, ~,nBi~ss or P. O. Box ~908~ ~chorage~ AYaska 9950~ 4. ~CA~ON O~ W~ 1318,5 F~, 1322,7' ~ (C ~) Sectfon 21-IS-13W-SM Approx, 5 mfles fro~ Nfnflehfk, Alaska 8. L,~IT F.~riA{ OR LEASE NAME Ninilchik 9 W~LL NO 10 FLF~LI) A-ND POOL, OR %VILDCAT Wildcat I! SEC , T., R., A{. (BO'I~TOM HOLE o~-r, crn~ Section 21-IS-13W-SM 12, PIgP,/ViIT NO '13. RE~ORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHA~'qGES 'IN HOLE SIZE, CASING A~N-D C~NG JOBS INCLUDING DEP~ SET ~ VOL~ US~, P~O~TIONS. ~TS ~ ~SULTS FISHING JO~ JD~K ~ HOLE AND SIDE-~CKED HO~ AND ~Y O~R SIGNIFIC~T ~G~ ~ HO~ ~ITIONS BRIEF WELL HISTORY A) Drove 20" conductor to 74'K.B. B) Spudded 12/31/73 with 17% bit and drilled to 774'K.B. and run 13 5/8" casing, cement- ing top to bottom. C) Drilled out with 12¼" bit to 2996' K.B. run and cemented 9 5/8 casing top to bottom. D) Drilled out with 8%" bit to total depth of 13082'. E) Used mud logging unit from 774' to total depth, run. regulation state logs and other logs and also some sidewall samples, regulation BOP were used and tested. No significant shows were encountered. No significant hole problems were encountered. F) Well was plugged 2/24/74 and regulation marker installed. G) Rig was moved off and location cleaned up to the best of our ability. Snow depth was 3' to 4'. H) Final restoration of the location will be in accord with our letter dated Oct. 29, 1973. After snow~ leaves and soil is workable, we will contact the state to mutually look over the site and arrive at what will be acceptable at that time. We do want to be in accord with rules and regulations. 4 I974 .,'Gx=~' ~ ~f-~'"'"-~ ~:.z-,~"~'~"--~~ -rrn.~ Alaska a~R~G~ mA= 3/11/74 NOT -- ri on this form is required for eQCh calendar months regardless of the status of operations, and must I~ filed 'in duplicate with the oil and gQS conlervat~on committee bythe 15th of the suQceeding month, u~le~ Otherwise d~recte(I. ' OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION CONV~IT'I'EE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING ~ ~ t,~:~?~.A.~o~ ~-~ ~~-~-.'~ AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS ~-4~2~7 ~-[~ ~3~8 5~ ~, ~322 7~ ~ (c ~ ~) Sec~o~ 2~S-~3w S~ '-'~e '~: ...... * * Approximately 5 m~les from town of N~lch~k~ Alaska 12 P~IT ~O .......... 7~-39 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEIVIF_.NTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTM SET AND VOLU]VI'ES USED, PEH~ORATIONS, TESTS ~ HESULTS FISHING JOE jT~"~TK IN HOI.~E AND SIDE-T'J~ACKED HOLE A~TD A.NY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CHAJ~TGES IN HOI~E CONDITIONS THIRD REPORT A) February 1, 1974: Continued drilling. 8~" hole from 9950' to 13,082'. No signi~ ficant hole problems, such as lost circulation, heaving or tight hole on trips were encountered. There were no fishing Jobs or side tracked holes. B) Logs were run and studies made for significant signs of oil & gas~ No significant shows were encountered that warranted running casings and further testing. C) Febr~a.ry 24~ 1974: Verbal approval was received from State Oil & Gas Commission, from Mr. H.W. Kugler, Sunday at 9am-2/24/74. Plugging data as follows: ~50 SxS cement at top of Hemlock formation at 12,628' and 50 SxS at bottom of 9 5/8" casing at 3000' and 50 SxS at top of 9 5/8" casing and dry hole marker installed in accord with State regulations. D) Follow Up: As soon as practical, all data required on States letter, Dated November 9, 1973, will be delivered to the State. SUch as: well samples, mud logs, electric logs, etc. E) According to our letter, dated October 29, 1973, restoration of the location will begin as soon as possible. A final follow up will be carried out after the snow leaves. CONFiD[NTI. AL MAR ? 1974 I}1¥1510N Of OIL Alii} CltOII , ,m~ ~'-~' ,~. _//~J ~./~ r~ Alaska Man~er mav~ 3 / 5 / 7 4 NoTE--~ort on ~ie fo~ i~ required for ~ calendar ~th~ r~gardless of the status of operations, and must ~ filed ~n duplicate with the 011 end gas coneervatbn commlffee bythe 15~ of the succ~ding ~fl~, ~le~ otherwise directed. ~ ~o. ~-~ STATE O'I~ALASKA SUBMrr ~. "l-tO ~ *PI N~¢[mC~ ~ODE J 1-EN~""~ OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION CO~I~EE 5~-133-20243 ........ , ' MONTHLY REPORT O'F DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS ~-4~2~7 ~ ~ ........ Brin~erhoff Dr~]l~n~ flm~n~nv T~e Ninilchik J REV P. O. Box 3008 - ~chora~e, Alaska 99501 1~1 J SEC ~cA~o~ o~ w~ ~0 ~ ~wm m~n. om wm~cAm CONFER: 1318.5' FNL, 1322.7' F~ (C ~) W~ldemt FILE, Section 21 TlS R13W SM n s~, w.. ~.~ ~. ~o~¢ ~o~ ........ -- -- -- Approx. 5 miles from to~ of Ninilchik, Alaska Sec. 21-1S-13W-SM 73-39 , 13. REPORT TOTAL DKPTH AT gND OF MONTH. CHef--GIgS IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AN~ VOLUIVI]~ USED. P~a~'ORATIONS. TESTS AND RESULTS FISHING JOB$ JLrNK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AND A2WY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN HOL~ CONDITIONS SECOND REPORT A) January 31~ 19~4 At 6 a m., Drilling 8~" Hole at depth of 9950' No lost circula- · ~ · 2 ' tion, heaving problems, or tight hole. Last survey was 9© at 9944'. No significant problems with hole, fishing, location, reserve pit or road. B) .January 10~ 1974 - Run 9-5/8" Casing to 2996' K.B. and cemented top to bottom with good returns. Logs were run prior to running pipe okay. Nippled up with 12"-3000 psi BOP stack and tested okay. C) January 5, 1974 - Run 13-5/8" Casing to 774' K.B. and cemented top to bottom with good returns. Logs were run prior to running pipe okay. Nippled up with 10"-5000 psi BOP stack and tested okay. No problems with hole, location, reserve pit, roads or fishing jobs. Everything going good as can be expected. __ s~.Gx~:) ~ ~'~/~ ~'~ ~-~/'~~ r~TL~ Alaska Manager ~.~ February 4, 1974 NOTE -- rt on ~is fo~ 18 required for ea~ calendar ~fhs regardlfls of the stQtus of ap,rations, arid must ~ filed Jn duplicate with the oil and gal conservatbn commlflee by the 15~ of the suec~ding mn~, ~le~ otherwise directed. LEX REPORT RU~N~-YG GAS FLOW MMCF/DAY AVG. ,, o · CRUDE FLASH _ BOOSTER V8 BOOSTER Vi2 _ TOTAL TO LEX - ~ BBLS PRODUCED BBL$ S~PPED T0 CIPL _ _ - 111 11 'BBL$ iN STORAGE TODAY -( LEX AVG. BBLS . MMCF'"'" COMPRESSOR DOWN TINE EYPLANATION:' 12 ~ %~ TO VOLU~ES NOT FOR ACCOD$TTiNG ,oNs ,o , IoOLLY ........ KING GRAYLING MONOPOD PRODUCT R.V.P. '. · LINE PRESSURE .YESTF/~DAY CRUDE METERED AT PI,ATF02i · _. DOLLY KING GRA~TL, ING ._ _ MONOPOD TOTAL t .......... Il I , · .............. Il Il ,lip . ..... Il I!;XP/~XDER SPEED RP~ .i.Ni,ET PitESSURE AVG. ROTOFLOW C0Y~PRES$OR OUTLET AVG. ROTOFLOW FD~P~ER OUST ....... jill[Il -- ' I I .UI I Ill , ,Mil AVG'. ExPAR~)ER INLET ~v~. °F ,I:'S~Gt AVG. ¢.UTL'BT :.P~ESSo.-- .... . ........ , ......... PSiGoDEPROP. OVa. TEMP PSIG. EXP~NDER OUTLET OF D~,~J POIR~ OF SALES GAS _ %~/,~CF. SALESLINE PRESSURE T~vA:. °F I i il i . ' .... ! ..... z EXPLANATION OF D0~-TLV~ AT LEX OF BOTO~LOW & OPERATIONAL PROBLEMS; _.. ....... i , Il I Ill .... I I I I FLARE ASSIST GAS_ -- i i _ k, i ll.__ OPEF~J~TOR DEC.©¥H1). TO BLENDED FUEL ' .,,, . I Ill I I I Il . · DEC. OVIID. %- ~ 11 Jill II , ................ -- I I Il I l ... · PaTE . .~ _ I I - - ' ....... ' . . II~..l__ ' .'~,. . , ,, ii - Il mill _1 I I · rMMCF i i - i1_ i .,.ll 111 II I -~:;~:.,.C00PER BESSI,~MER ENGINE HOURS ~[ETER READING ~orm No. R. EV, B- I-?0 STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMI'rI'EE MONTHLY REPORT O'F DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS SUBMIT IN UOP. LICAI"~ 0IL [] GAS [] OTHER WELL WELL 2. NAME OF OP~%ATOR BRINKERHOFF DRILLING COMPANY~ INC. 3- ADDRESS OF OPEI~ATOR P. 0. Box 3,008t Anchorage. Alask8 99501 '4. LOCATION OF 1318.5' FNL, 1322.7' FWL (C NW ¼) Section 21-1S-13W SM Approximately 5 miles from town of Ninilchik, Alaska. AP! NU'NIEI::LICAL CODE r:'J ' L..~' L,'~G ~ I /-- , -I ,,,I ~ ~4qG~J . L~S~ DESIG~A~ON 'AND S~IAL NI}--_~___~.. ' (. ~ IF INDIA~ A~Ilk~. OR TRIBE NAM: ~ ...... -- None~ i 5'q-rOL' i'. ' Ninilchik W~ NO I0 . ~ AND POOL. OR WILDCAT om,mc-rm~ Sec. 21-1S-13W SM 12. PERMIT NO. 73-39 '"13. REPORT TOTAL DI~TH AT END OF MONTH, CH~NGF~ IN HOLE siZE, CASING AND C~:.~IF~NTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPT~H SET AbrD VOLUIVfl~ USED, PF~.FOP~TIONS. TE~TS A_ND RESULTS FISHING JOB~ JI~'NK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AND ANY O~IER SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN HOLI~ COI~DITIONS Spud hole at 7 P.M. 12/31/73 with 17½" bit. 20" conductor pipe was previously driven with diesel hammer to total depthof 74.80' Kelly, Bushing. Discov.eredapproximately bottom 6' of 20" conductor was collapsed~(probably due. to rock or boulder). Acquired 18-1/2" casing mill and commenced milling.out collapsed area with no other problems. 14. l sz~ '~~~'~~~~~ ~ Alaska Manager ~A~ January 15, 1974 NOTE-- t off this fo~ ii re0uired for eoch calendar ~nths regardless of the Status of operatiofls, ofld must ~ filed in dupli~le with tho otl and got cofloervatbfl commiflee by the I5~ of the suoc~ding mfl~, ~len otherwise directed. DEPARTMENT OF NAT//I~L RESO~CE$ / DIVISION OF LANDS, 323 E. 4TH AVENUE. ANCI*IOIIAGE 99501 January 22, 1974 Re: LO. 73-66 Ninilchik River P.O.Box 3008 At,borage, Alaska 99501 Attend: Roy Richardson Alaska Manager l--t 'I' ~v SEC CONFER: FILE: The lease opera~ suh~tted in your letter of October 29, 1973, are hereby approved subject to the following stipulations: 1. ALl operating areas sb~ll be maintained and left in a coDa_it/on satisfactory to the Director. 2. A ~tion r~ sb~11 be filed within 15 days of completion 'of operations. Sincerely, F. J.. ~, Director cc: Jay L. Bergstrand, Regional Coordinator _. ADF&G, F~bitat Section JAI'! ~ 5 I974 ~c~er Burrell, Director Div. of Oil & Gas E. T. Leland, ~~t. ,/ 02-001B of ALASKA .. DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF OIL AND GA8 · ' i TO: F--Homer L.' Burrell ii Di rector ' '~ O. K. Gilbreth Chief Petroleum Engineer DATE : January 22, 1974 FROM: L. C. Smith J,¢~' Petroleum Engi neer~'~. ~'~ SUBJECT: Witness Run Tickets and Meter Provings at Marathon's West Foreland Production Facility;----~.~ Witness BOP Test Brinkerhoff Dri 11 ing Company, ~ River #_!, Sec. 21, TlS, R13W, -- _ S.I~, Thursday, January 10, 1974 - I called Cook Inlet Pipeline at 7:00 a.m. 6efO-re departing AnChorjge and checked if they were still on schedule for proving the meters at West Foreland. They informed me that their plane would arrive shortly and they would be taking off in a few minutes for West Foreland. I departed Anchorage by charter aircraft from Wilbur's Flight Operations at 7:05 a.m. arriving at Marathon's Trading Bay airstrip on West Foreland at 7'50 a.m. On arrival we found that the pipeline plane had already arrived and the two CIPL pipeline nun, Mr. Dick Lewis and Harry Ramsey had already commenced warming up the meter prover for proving the meters and were circulating the samplers but were awaiting my arrival to pul 1 the sampl es. Oil samples were then caught and .tested for gravity and BS&W. The Trading Bay Unit was read at 35.9u API at 70u F which adjusted to 35.2o API at 60o F. This sample had a 3/10 of a 1% BS&W content. The Trading sample was read at 30.1°API at 77o F which equates to a 29.0°API at ~ F. This sample also had a 3/10 of a 1% BS&W content. The Marathon production operator, Mr. Bob Roper and myself both checked these readings and accepted them as correct. We both signed the two Trading Bay run tickets and the four Trading Bay Unit run tickets. The following data was taken from these six run tickets: .Fie)d/Unit Ticket No. Meter No. Fa.c~t. or~ Gross Barrels Net Barrels TB 1064 1 .9971 62,975 62,604 TB 1065 2 1.00lO 66,325 66,604 TBU 1891 3 .9989 214,724 213,844 TBU 1892 4 .9992 228,465 227,597 TBU 1893 5 .9973 227,896 226,599 TBU 1894 6 1.005 230,208 229,632 1,03U'b93 1,026,880 I next went with Marathon's relief production o.pe.rator Mr. Swede Foss to review the installation of the LEX meter facilities. He drove me to the production operations building where the LEX meter counter is located. This counter (meter) is read each night at midnight by the production operator who telephones the LEX plant operator at the LEX plant, who records the Homer L. Burrell -2- January 22, 1974 the reading on the appropriate LEX Form (copy attached}. This has been the procedure since the LEX plant commenced operations and the original records are on file at the. LEX plant office. We next visited the production equipment building where the LEX meter is located so I could review the piping hook-up on the LEX meter and the operating procedures. The incoming LEX liquids enter a gas scrubber which prevents any gas from going thru the meter. From the scrubber the liquids go through the meter and then a choke which maintains a back pressure on the meter to prevent the vapor pressure from getting too low, on through an automatic shut-in valve and then into the crude oil line of the Trading I)ay Unit. Swede then took me to the Marathon operation office and turned me over to the temporary production supervisor and LEX plant operator, Mr. Lyle Anthony. Mr. Anthony drove us to the LEX plant where I reviewed the liquids system and reviewed his records.. The.liquids come out of the plant and go through an automatic diverting valve which normally sends the fluid to the LEX meter. Should the meter or crude oil line shut off for some reason, the liquids are automatically diverted into one of two 30,000 gallon holding tanks. These two tanks are located near the LEX plant building and are also used to prove the LEX meter. The meter proving procedure is as follows: An adequate stock is built up in one of the tanks by manually shuting off the LEX meter and diverting the LEX liquids into one of the tanks. The liquid level in either tank can be read to the nearest 1/4 inch {4 1/2 gallons) from a fixed tank gage on the sight glass of the tank. There are appropriate tank strapings for each of these tanks located in the LEX operators office. The input from the LEX plant ts then switched into a second tank, the level in the first tank is carefully read and recorded as is the meter reading. The liquids then are pumped out from the tank through the meter and crude line. The difference in the beginning and the ending tank readings vs. the beginning and ending meter readings, constitutes the variation in the meter reading from the tank reading. This data was originally entered into a log book carried at the LEX plant operations office and the data was sent in to the accounting office in Anchorage. Now there is a regular LEX Sales Meter Test meter proving form for this data {See Attachment). This form is sent in to the main office where I presume that the meter factors are calculated. I recorded two of the previous meter proving data sets from the operations log, and obtained copies of two of the most recent meter proving data sheets {attached). One was recorded on October 28, 1973 and one on December 2, lg73. Factors are not run every month, just when personnel think it is desireable, Iluedue to a variation in the meter pressure or some problem associated with the meter. From the two attached copies of meter tests that I have obtained, I calculate that the November meter factor should have been .98999 and the December meter factor 1.0072. Homer L. Butte11 '-3- January 22, 1974 Following my review of the LEX metering system I returned to the Cook Inlet Pipeline meter building where meter proving was nearing completion and checked over the meter proving reports and metering procedures.. I recorded the following list of data from the meter proving reports after they were all completed. Field Report Meter Thru-put Total Meter Rate Temperature Pulses Reading-Bbls. ..Bbl s/H.r~.; OF per Bbl New Factor l~radi ng Bay Trading Bay McArthur River McArthur Ri ver McArthur Ri vet McArthur Ri vet 2 1 5,605,894 500 116o 8400 2 2 5,832,878 500 116~ 8400 2 3 19,678,998 1300 115u lO00 2 4 20,675,406 1300 115° 1000 2 5 20,525,520 1300 ll5o 1000 2 6 20,260,087 1300 llSo lO00 .9968 1.00ll .9994 1.0013 .9989 1.0010 There were a total of sixty-four proving runs for these eight meters to get the prope~ proving of each meter and they were run at a prover pressure and line pressure of 30 psi. The Cook Inlet Pipeline crew then took the proving data back to their office at Drift River to calculate the factors and they will send me a copy of these meter proving reports when completed (final factors from reports listed above). I returned to Marathon's production office to pick up the charter pilot and found I had a phone call from Anchorage informing me to procede to the Brinkerhoff Drilling Company rig, #59 on the Ninilchik River No. 1 well near the town of Ninilchik, to witness BOP test. We took off from West Foreland at 10:50 a.m. and arrived at the designated Ninilchik airstrip at 11:25 a.m. The Brinkerhoff Drilling Company tool pus her , Mr. Jerome Dodge, picked us up at the airstrip at 12:15 p.m. and carried us to the rig. They were still in the process of nippling up the BOP equipment on the 9 5/8" casing that had been run and cemented at 2996' I made a general inspection of tile drillsite pad and rig finding everything to my satisfaction with the exception that there was no well sign posted. I discussed this with Jerome Dodge and he assured me that they would prepare a we'll sign and post it. By approximately 3:30 the BOP nippling- up was completed and a test plug was run into the bottom of the BOP stack. The pipe rams were closed and a pressure of 2500 psi was put on the system with the rig pump. Everything seemed to be holding so I requested that the hydrill be actuated, the switch was thrown and it worked immediately. I also required that the kellycock valve be actuated. The floor valve was being used on the bottom of the test plug to prevent the pressure from entering the casing so it was also being tested at this pressure. I then went down to the manifold house to observe the further pressure increase from that point. Pressure on the BOP and manifold system was increased to 3900 psi where a leak developed and it was necessary to bleed the pressure and tighten a couple of flanges. Following the tightening of these flanges the pressure was again put on the system and increased tO 5000ppsi where it Honmr L, Burrell -4- January 22, 1974 bled off slowly for awhile and .after checking we could..find no leaks. A valve on the casing, below the test nipple, was opened and it indicated no leak so we kicked the pressure back up to 5000 psi and it became solid and held. Evidently there was an air picket somewhere in the pipe system which went into solution in the test fluid under pressure. I watched the pressure for awhile and it was holding to my satisfaction so I informed Jerome Dodge that he could continue with his pressure test of the blind rams and the kellycock. Due to the approaching darkness it would be necessary for myself and the pilot to leave because the airstrip at Ninilchik has no lights. I informed Mr. Dodge that I did not have any blank Field Inspection Report forms with me, but that I would fill out one after I returned to the office and mail it to his company office in Anchorage. He drove us back to the airstrip while the rig crew continued with the testing and we took off from Ninilchik at approximately 4:40 p.m. with the last light of the evening and returned to Anchorage, arriving at 5:40 p.m. On this field trip I witnessed the run tickets and meter proving for Trading Bay and Trading Bay Unit and reviewed the LEX metering system, meter proving procedures, records and operation procedures at Marathon's West Foreland production facility. I also inspected the rig and wit- nessed the BOP test on Brinkerhoff's Ninilchik River NO. 1. It is recommended that the LEX meter factors used for the November and December LEX net production reports be checked to see if they agree with the two attached random samples of meter proving reports I inspected at the LEX plant office. OKG:LCS:Jh Attachments: .. ~..~ :'~'""'~" Satisfactory Item Yes No ( ) (~) 1. Well Sign Alaskg-oil and Gas Conservation Committe." Field Inspection Report ,.i' ~'!"' 'ri,..., . Drilling Permit Operator ,?.,:.;,/~,'/!,.,F.;'[~,,?~,:', , ~ Well Name & No:. ,~/);v/~ ~:/~//~- h>~;~,~. ~ / Number , Operator ' s Rep. 'd~f~ Gt,~a Contr. Saris factory l rem Yes No (~)'" ( ) 11. Manifold Pressure Test ('~) ( ) 2. Safety Valves-Floor ( ~)' ('~) ':( ) 3. Safety Valves-Kelly ( (-0 "(-'-)- 4. Safety Valves-SubSurface ( 9' ( 9 ( 9 (O 12. BOP Pressure Test 13. Reserve Pit 14. Pit Bern ( ) 5. BOP.,Closing .System ( ) 6. Remote Controls ( ) ?. Drilling Spool-outlets ( ) 8. Flor Lines ( ) 9. Kill Lines ( ) 10. Manifold Chokes (,--), (-)-- 15. Location Berm (-9' (--)- 16. Fuel Berm (v)~ ,~,~,?~. ( ) 17. Operations off "Pad" ( ~)' :":"( ) 18. "General Housekeeping" (._).. (~)-' 19. Abd. Marker in place (_.)- (_)_ 20. Water Well covered ,. '.', Renmrks: i. . · · · , .... //,,, I . Signed .;~., , '--' ,- ~ ' Date November 9, 1973 // Re: Nlnllchik #1 / Brl nkerhoff Drl I'11 ng Co., I nc., Operator Permlt No. 73-39 G. E. Stevens Bri nkerhoff Drl I I i ng Co., Inc., Opera?oF P. O. Box ~308 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear SI r: Enclosed Is the approved application for pemtt ?o drl I1 the above referenced well, on OF about Oecember Range 13 Well samples, core chips, and a mud tog are required. A directional survey Is not requlred. Please note that a Series I500 BOPE Is required below 10,500~. Hany rtvers In Alaska and ?heir drainage systems have been classified as Important for the spawning or migration of anadromous fish. Opera?Ions In these areas are subject to AS 16.05.870 and the regulations promulgated there- under (Tl?le 5, Alaska Administrative Code). Prior ?o commencln.q operations you may be con?acted by ?he Habitat Coordlnator~s offlce, Department of Flsh and Game. Pollutlon of any waters of the $~ate Is prohibited by AS 46, Chap,er 03, Article 7 and the regulations promulgated ~hereunder (Tltle 18, Alaska Admin- istrative Code, Chap?er 70) and by ?he Federal Wa?er Poi lutton Control Ac?., as amended. Prior ?o commencing operations you mat/ be contacted by a repre- sentatlve of the Department of Environmental Conservation. In ?he event of suspension or abandonment please give this office adequate advancb no?i fica?fort so the? we may have a witness present. Very ,rul¥ yours, . ',.,/ .'~ , ? ~ ,.:' L.~'~{''~ ~ ~I~' ~"' "* .... ' Thomas R. Iqarsh~ll, Jr. Executl ve Secretary Alaska 0II and Gas Conservation Committee TR~Jh ,. Enclosure cc: Department of Fish and {~e, 'Habitat Section w/o encl. Department of Environmental Conservation w/o encl. I , . Lease & Well No. x~,¼ }/c~,;~ ,~,~r ~/ CHECK LIST FOR NEW WELL PERMITS Yes No Remarks 1. Is well to be, located in a defined pool ................. ~< 2. Do statewide rules apply ........................ ~< 3 I s reg i s ed p 1 hed · a ter survey at attac .................. 4. Is well located proper distance from property line ........... ~ $. s well located proper distance from other wells ............ ~ 6. Is sufficient undedicated acreage available in this pool ........ ~v~ 7. Is well to be deviated ......................... · Is operator the only affected party ................... ~ ?g Ca p i ppro day i · n em t be a ved before ten- wa t ............... 10. Does operator have a bond in force ................... 11 Is conductor string provided 12. Is enough cement used to circulate on conductor and surface ...... 13 )Will cement tie in surface and intermediate or production strings 14. Will cement cover all possible productive horizons ........... 15. Will surface casing cover all fresh water :,ones ............ .16. Will surface csg. internal burst equal .5 psi/ft, to next string .... 17. Will all casing give adequate safety in collapse and tension ...... ___ i8. Does BOPE have sufficient pressure rating ............... ~ Additional Requirements- · Approv~econmnended: TRM, '-~-FI4/~ o~.(; HWK LCS ' jc~ ~o Youngs OIL COUNTRY TUBULAR GOODS 7" CASING DESIGN CHART CASING PROGRAM! o DEPTH, FEET _450o~ ~T-SS 20 26 32 38 17 March 1969 SLOPE POINTS, CASING WEIGHT, LB. PER FT. 11.219 ~000' IV-80 35oo~ /V-&o L T,~(. · -4000 -6000 8OOO · 10000 W n- O_ DESIGN' CHART 7" CASING 1, COLLAPSE PRESSURES ARE A.P,I. MINII~UI~$ 2. TENSION BRANCHES OF CURVES ARE BASED ON 2/3 MINIMUM BODY YIELD STRENGTH, 3. J01UT STRENGTH VALUES ARE A.P.I, MINIMUMS WITH SAFETY FACTOR = 1.8 (BUT NEVER EXCEEDING 2/3 BODY YIELD STRENGTH) S= SHORT COUPLINGS X= EXTREME LINE L= LONG COUPLINGS i~= BUTTRESS THREAD -14000 16000 LB./GAL LB./CU. FT. 150 19 18 ...... i7 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 ~ 9 140 130 120 110 1 co 90 80 70 : ~:~ MUD WEIGHT X COLLAPSE SAFETY FACTOR 200 18000 400 600 800 1000 1200 TENSION LOAD, 1000 LBS. YOUNGSTOW[',~ ~N~T AND TUBE form !0-- 401 R~V. I-I--71 la. TYPE or won~ STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE · PERMIT T0'DRILL '0R 'DEEPEN J i DRILL ix] DEEPEN [] SUBMIT IN TRI~CAT~ (O~her mstructi, ~n reverse sic APl //50-133-20243 8. LF, ASE D~iGNATION A. ND SEHL~L NO. ADL-41217 IF INDIAN, AJ.J~ OR TRiBe- NAJ~I~ .8. UNIT FARM OR LEASE NA~ME Ninilchik 9. WELL NO. 10. FIELD AND POOL. OR WILDCAT Wildcat b. TYPJ OF WILL OIL ~,,, WELL WELL OTWtl 2. NAME OF OP~TOR' ' ~ Br~nkerho~ Dr~llSng Co. any, Inc. BINGLE ZONE y I'I.TIPI,E 3. ADDRESS CI~ OPERATOR ¥.0.Box 3008~ Anchorage,A-laska 99501 4. LOCATION OF WELL ! At surface 1318.5 FNL, 1322.7 ' FWL Sec. 21-1S-13W SM At proposed prod. zone Same (c~w/4) 13. DISTANCE IN-MILES AND DIRECTION FROM NEAREST TOWN OR POST OFFICE* Approximately 5 miles' "NE Village of Ninilchik 14. BOND INFORMATION: Statewide Travelers Indemnity Co., Bond No. 980A287A TYPE Surety and/or No. 15. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED* LOCATION TO NEAREST PROPERTY OR LEASE LINE. FT. IAl~o to nearest dr(g, unit. if any) 1318' 18. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED LOCATION' 1/4 TO NEAREST WELL DRILLING. COMPLETED.3= mi. OR APPLIED FOR, Fl', from Mobil in 24-1S-13W i 16. NO. OF ACRES IN LEASE. 800 ' 19. PROPOSED DEI:~TH 12,500 ft., 11. SEC., T., R., M., fBOTTO,~I HOLE OBJECTIVE) 21-1S-13W SM SIZE OF HOLE SiZE OF CASING WEIGHT PER FOOT GRADE SEI"flNG DEPTH , quantity oi' cement 17-1/2""' .... 13L3/8'' .... 54.'5#'" K-55 750' (720 sx.) ;vo.u~ "12-1/4" '9-5/8" 40# N-80 ...... 3000' (790 sx.) . ~/~.'~i~ /9 /~7,' 8-'5/8" 7" .. 26#" N-80 R ~t_ 7an' ) .... '~ . 26~I ..... J--55 Bit, 5300' ) 12,50.0'"'~*. (.720 s'~) 26#,' N-80 L :C 3000'>j{ . 29# N-80 LTC 3500' ]. *or the base of the Hemlock Formation as identify' 1~00' in Mobil ~,weli in Section 24-1-S-14W SM. ' ,U, **se~ ~anib~=on ~ett~r attach~a ~or a~ta~s. -- NOV- 7 '~Proposed BOP Stacks: DIViS, i'~ r ~tL AND ~,~ From surface to 3000' --'20" Hydril A~C~ORAO~ From 3000' to total depth-- 12" Series 900~ %=o=~Hydril O.p.andD°uble Gate Below [0,500' -- Series [500 ~equ]~e~ ~w p~dU~ve ~ne. Jt~!~l iS. ~. drll~ or a~n a~ionaliy. ~lve ~ent ~' on sgbsu~a~ ~t~ ~d meas~ ~d ~ue ve~ical dept. Give blo~t vrevevter '24. I ~e~eby ee~' thal the 'F~~is'~e ~a Co~e~ ' -, ' , ' ' ' ,' , i.' ' ' '. , - ' , 21. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT. C-R, etc., 22. APPROX. DATE WORK WII.L START* 275.0 GR; 289.0 DF; 291.0 RT. ~_mhar 1; 1973 , 23. PROPOSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGRAM Rotary (This space for State office use) JSAMPLF_~ AND CORE CHIPS REQUIRED ~YEM ~ NO m~mN~ sumvmY CONDITIONS OF APPt~VAL, IF ANY: JMUD LOG ~zs ~ NO SEE TRANSMITTAL LETTER A.P.I. ~CAL CODle -~ -/$5 - 2~2 ~3 H. NO. ACRESASSIGNED TOT HiS WE~ All or as spaced by Alaska Conservation ~.'~bh~X~%~il'~ABLETOOLS ~o=, Sz00,000.00 ALLIBURT Anchorage, Alaska November 5, 1973 Mr', F. L. Shogrin Alaska- Kenai Oils, Inc. 828 "0" Street Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Mr. Shogrin: Halliburton is pleased to offer the following recommendations to cement your proposed well Ninilchik #1. 1. 20" drive in, no cementing or casing equipment required. 2. 13-3/8" at 750', Cement to surface with 1040 cu, ft. slurry, First 810 cu. ft. to be prehYdrated gell cement at 13,2#/gal,, last 230 cu; ft, to be Class "G" + 2% CaC12, Expected excess required 100%. Equip casing with float shoe, float collar and 4 centralizers, Cementing could be conventional two plug method, or inner string cement method. Cement required 720 sacks. 3. 9-5/8" at 3000'. Cement to 7.00' with 1410 cu. ft. slurry. First 1180 cu, ft. to be prehYdrated gell cement at 13.2#/gal. and last 230 cu, ft, to be Class "G" + 2% CaC12. Cement required 790 sacks, ~ount calculated should fill to surface at 50% excess. 4. Cement 7" at 12,500' in two or three stages. Stage #1 at 12,500' to fill.back to ll,O00' using 235 sacks "G" + 1% CFR-2. Stage #2 if needed to cover interval 8700' to 6300' with 410 sacks "G" + 1% CFR-2. Stage #3 to tie strings together in interval 3200' to 2800' using 75 sacks "G" + 1% CFR-2 + 400 lbs. salt. Cement required 720 sks. Equip casing with float' shoe, float collar, 15 centralizers and 1 or 2 D.V. collars and baskets as required.. To prehydrate the gell and water, a storage capacity 140 bbl. mixing water will be required. This method will allow neat cement to be placed in location storage and a light weight economical slurry prepared. Bulk storage for use on location is avail- able in Kenai and minimum required would be 1 tank, 1 air compressor and 1 surge tank, Should you have any questions, feel free to call at any time. AMR: rw cc: Mr, J. R. Fehrenbach Mr, T. G, Hightower Si ncerely yours, ..-~-..'Austin M. Reid Alaskan Engineer NOV - ~ (-,L AND GAS · (O~.her instruction:' Form 10'" 401 , ~' reverse R~I/, I-I--71 STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE" PERMIT' TO DRiLL'OR DEEPEN lit. ?YpI~ OF WOmK DRILL [] b. TYP]I OF WBLL W~LL W~LL O~e~ ~O~ ~O~E 2 NAME OF OP~TOR Brinkerhoff Drilling Company~ Inc. 3. ADDR~ ~ OPhiR P. 0. Box ~008, Anchorage, Alaska DEEPEN [~] 4. LOCATION OF WELL At s.r,.ce 1318.5 m FNL, 1322.7 m FWL Sec. 21-1S-13W SM At proposed prod. zone Same (C NW/4) 13. DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECTION FROM NEAREST TOWN OR. POST OFFICE* Approximately 5 miles NE Village of Nini'lchik 14. BOND INFOI~MATION: Statewide Travelers indemnity C°., Bond No. 980A287A TYPE Surety and/or No. 15. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSETM i16' LOCATION TO NEARZST 1 PROPERTY OR LEASE LIN=, ~"T. I 318 m 800 (AlsO to nearest drig. unit, il~ any) DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED LOCATION' TO NEAREST WELL DRILLING, COMPLETED. OR APPLIED FOR, I~T. . from Mobil in 24-1S-13W 3-.1/4 mi. NO. OF ACI:CES IN LEASE I lS, PR. OPOSED DEP'FH 12,500 ft. * §. I~E~E D][~SIGNATION /~,ND SI~.[AL NO. ADL-41,217 1. IF INDIAN, -A~.~LO~/'/'EE OB, TIa.1~E NA2&E 8. UNIT~FARM OR LEASE N~IE Ninilchik 9. WELL NO. #I 10. la'IELD ANI~ POOL. OR. WILDCAT W i 1 dcat I1. SEC.. T.. R.. M.. f BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE~ 21-1S-13W SM A~o,~t $1 00,000. O0 17. NO. ACRES ASSIGNED or as TO THiS WELL spaced by. ~. ROTARY OR Rotary . .. 21. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT. CR, etc.~ 22. AP_PROX, DATE WORK WILL START' : 23. PROPOSED CASING AND cEMF_~TING PROGRA~M · SlZEOFHOt,S" SIZE OF CASING~_ W~IGHT PER rOOT 'GRAVE '- s~GD~d ' .quantity Of '-cement 17-1/2'i~ ' i'3'~3/8'' 54.5~ ~.K-55 ~ . 750'. As'~eeded'to returns'- 12-i/4" 9-5/8" 4~- N-80 3000' . As ,requ!.red , " .... ' - 8-~/8" ,',, ~" 26~ _ J-5~ . 6500,' ~, l f, requi r, ed for _p~'od~ct ion "~ ~ .... '" 26~ I N.80 2500' .,~12.~0C' ...... ....... 2~ ," ' N-80 .... 300Q~ '.... , , ". ........., ,, * or the base of the Hemlock Formation as identified by lES log at ,I0,900' in Mobil well i.n Section 24-1S-14W SM. Proposed. BOP Stacks: From surface to 3000' - 20" Hydril From 3000m to total depth - 12" Series 900 Hydril and Double Gate 1T~ ABOVe: SPACrE D~"la~IBE I~ROPOSL'D PR~t,a~M: If ~1 h to dee~n 'give ~ on' pr~ent p~u~ive zone ~d pro~ ~w p~du~tve ~ne. ~~t m ~ atoll or ~n d~io~tty, give ~ment ~' on s~bsu~a~ ~ ~d .mea~d ~d ~ue 've~tcal dept. Give bio'u[ p~e~eoter' p~gram.. ' ' - 24.1 herebf~ that the~Co~reet s[o.,,T.~/.~L,/,.C,.~.-~ ~'--,,(-~.--,,~,---.. :. D^T~ October 16, J973 _ (This space for State office use) CONDITIONS OF APPROVAl. IF ANY: SAMPLES AND CORE CHIPS RF~Ullt~D I MUD LOCI OTHER RI~U~: [] YES []~o J O~ ONO mm!:c'~o~ SURVEY R~xaumzo A.P.L m. rta~c~ ¢o~: O ~ D~° ~V.,iFe President PIIRM1T NO_ APFROVAL 'DATII APPROVED BY ...... *See Inmeefi~as On Rever~e Side DAT~ ENT OF NATURAL RESOI_. 4f .,'.tob-e.r ' ~, 1972 .'. .'Frank L. Shogrln, Presi'dent ,aska Kenai Oi Is, Inc. >],~Ite g~)l, Denver Center Bulldlng 76 Llncolr L.?r"eet -river, Goiorado ~)203 / WILLIAM A. EGAN, GOY£RNOR / ! / DIVISION OF Otl aND ~l$ I/ .:i,2,0~ POR(~PlN[ Df~iV~' --- A~i~ORAG£ 99504 NOV 0 fl .2 · ye hay,: received your letter of October 2C, ..::,7Z and the ac. scot'-~.--:~nyi. ,'...terial. We are nappy to see the plans for another expiorat( wei ~, I aska. ';'~'~e 011 and Gas Conservation Committee nas estab!;c ..... -'...i -imu of $25,000 ls required for ~ single land based driii]a¢.., c ~' .--,-' ir~ "rqe Cook Inlet Area cf Alaska' A blanket drii;ing c~or-: :-~'-,r A;:: ..a would be $100,0r'.:~ sin,se thal is ¥'ne minimum reouirec - o .~or- 0rllllng operation. It ls suggested that a btanke~ -t00,000 in favor' of ~ne Division of Lands woul,~ s~:-: .... v :;e r~-- ire~ · )t the Oil and Gas C~n~;e~a~ion Committee. The Com~':',' "--:~e the designated operator, which wi II be Brinker~",off _)~'~ ~;~:' C~np~ny, i~ this case. · e application for the permit to drill seems to be in or'-ae;' .,:, z'"~ t~' ~ ~ceptlon of rne bond informa-,ion. This can be changed ~,f the proper aor:~:':. The aesi<~nation of operator form is a~ec.. :..-.-e ~..)r the Divlbion ._~f ,Oil an~ G~s. ~r ,,thor,. is any further inf.ormaTi.~n thaT we can help yo. -,i'm, please let us ~now. fours very tru I y, Harry W. Kugler ~etrol eam Geolog l, st · . · ~" Mr. Pedro Denton Dlvision of Lands Anchorage, Al aska Brlnkerhoff Drilling Company, Inc. Car. ' -:.ni'al ,~;1 C;-: · 600 Denver C I ub Bu I I d Ing '.-; ..:~; n ]:" ceet Denver, Colorado 80202 ,o~ ?'o~, T, .-~ 0S-23 METER TEST _.. METER ENDIN~ _ , P,L, ilRIiIt~METER START BBLS. o ~ METER DI FF. BBLS. · TANK NO. 5 Ending Gauge . ] ft. _~in. TANK NO. 6 Starting Gauge ._~ ft. _~in. Ending GaugeL' Starting Gauge j TIME ON PLA~DD~ )ZTER~IN~ PLATFOIS! METE~ START . PLATFORM METER. DIFF..~, ._. : ,. Barrel s from 'Tank Strapping ..... , - Barrel s from Tank Strapping__~.. TIME OFF :~ ft. ft. Barrels~ 'in. 'Tank Strappi n~'-'~ Barrel s from 'in. Tank Strapping __ · . Gravity ~ Temp. Gravity Temp. PLATEOBJ~I OI~ TF~.,_._ . , Operator-. Platform Operator: Diff. Run in Tank #6 Total From Tank ~5 Total From Both Tanks BBLS. BBLS. BBLS. .5-23 METER TEST DATE TIME ON TIME OFF METER ENDING METER START METER DIFF.~~~~. TANK NO. ~ BBLS. BBLS. BBLS. Ending Gauge _ ~ Starting Gauge .| 0 ft. ~.t. in. ft. (~ ~/~ in. ~ __ PLA~D~[ )IETER READING PLATFOI~! METE~ START PLATFOR~ ~i,[ETEE.' DIFF. Barrel s from 'Tank Strapping Barrel s frem Tank Strapping TANK NO. 6 Ending Gauge ~ __ ft. starting Gauge. _ Diff. Run in Tank · Barrels from in. 'Tank Strapping ~ ~ - Barrel s from ft. 'in. Tank Strapping ----T--.. Gravity Temp. _ Gravity Temp. PLATEOP~! OIL TEMPo ..... Operator: ~latform Operator: Diff· Run in Tank #6 Total From Tank #5 ! . J Total From Both Tanks BBLS. BBLS. BBLS. · CHECK LIST FOR NEW WELL PERMITS Yes No Remarks Is well to be located in a defined pool ................. Do statewide rules apply ........................ ~1<. 3. Is a registered survey plat attached ................... 4. Is well located proper distance from property line ........... xd/~a~ -. 5. well located proper distance from other wells ............ 6. Is sufficient undedicated acreage available in this pool ........ well to be deviated 7. Is .........................." 8. Is operator the only affected party ................... /~_.Jd' _--- 9. Can pen~iit be approved before ten-day wait ............... 10. Does operator have a bond in force ......... · · · · · · · · · · '~J~' ll. ls conductor string provided ...................... ~/~~ 12. Is enough cemer, t used to circulate on conductor and surface ....... __ 13. '.jll cement tie in surface and intermediate or production strings . . 14. Will cement cover a.ll possible productive horizons ............ ~/.,~;'~'~{~ - 15. Will surface casing cover all fresh water zones ............ !'6. Will surface csg. internal burst equal .5 psi/ft, to next string .... · ~].r~ .___ ~7 Will all casing give adequate safety in collapse and tension ....... ~ . ...... 18. Does BOPE have sufficient pressure rating ............... Additional Requirements: ....... ' OKG ~ _ - IL. /0 ~ 893 ROSB-IdARTIN CO. TUL'=A I, OKLAHOMA TOWNSHIP PLAT Scale: 1 inch--1 mile Printed in U.S.^. TOWNSHIP RANGE COUNTY STATE REMARKS: COMPANY 7 Il ..
