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Home My WebLink AboutCO 091 C ) . , ) Image Project Order File Cover Page XHVZE This page identifies those items that were not scanned during the initial production scanning phase. They are available in the original file, may be scanned during a special rescan activity or are viewable ~ direct inspection of the file. GOO C J ~ Order File Identifier Organizing (done) o Two-sided 11I1111111111111111 ~Rescan Needed 111111111111111I111 RESCAN ¿Color Items: o Greyscale Items: DIGITAL DATA OVERSIZED (Scannable) o Maps: o Other Items Scannable by a Large Scanner D Diskettes, No. D Other, NolType: o Poor Quality Originals: OVERSIZED (Non-Scannable) o Other: o Logs of various kinds: NOTES: BY: Helen ~ o Other:: Date:(ç¡ t:fi OS /5/ v»P 1111111111111111111 / \/1 A 0 Date:fe ~ ().s-' 151 r V ~ .... . 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August 12,1975 August 15, 1975 August 23, 1975 ) Conservation Order 91C COT #2 State Hearing Testimony Atlantic Richfield Company application re: CO 91 C Notice of Hearing and affidavit of publication Conservation Order 91C ') { /....'.., I" ') 1'_), 1 .., , STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Committee 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re: The application of Atlantic ) Richfield Company for an order ) pursuant to Title 11, Alaska ) Administrative Code, Section ) 22.540 modifying Conservation ) Order No. 91-B to permit the ) operation of the Prudhoe Bay ) Topping Plant at a throughput ) rate not to exceed an average ) of 13,000 barrels per day on ) a monthly basis, and to in- ) crease the volume of casing- ) head gas flared to an amount ) not to exceed an average of ) 4,000 MCFper day on a monthly) basis from September 15, 1975 ) through January 15, 1976. ) Conservation Order No. 91-C Prudhoe nil Pool Prudhoe Bay Oil Field Prudhoe Bay Oil Topping Plant September 18, 1975 IT APPEARING THAT: 1. Atlantic Richfield Company.submitted the referenced application dated August 15, 1975. 2. Notice of public hearing was published in the Anchorage Daily News on August 23, 1975 pursuant to Title 11, Alaska Administrative Code, Section 22.540, and no protest was received. FINDINGS: 1. The current upper limit on throughput of 7,200 barrels of oil per day, as authorized by Conservation Order No. 91-B, results in a deficiency of fuel required for the development of the Prudhoe Bay Oil Field and the construction of the northern portion of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline. 2. A second crude oil topping plant has been installed thereby increasing the combined throughput capacity to approximately 13,000 barrels per day. The two plants share common inlet separation equipment, tankage, and residual injection equipment. 3. The building of an addition to the base camp and a new construction camp is currently under way to increase the beneficial use of casing- head gas produced in the topping plant operation. Until completed ) ") Conservation Order No. 9l-C Page 2 September 18, 1975 in January 1976, approximately 4,000 MCF of casinghead gas will be excess to beneficial uses. CONCLUSION: 1. An increase in topping plant throughput will provide fuel required for the Trans-Alaska Pipeline project and for development of the Prudhoe Bay Field. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED THAT: 1. Conservation Orders Nos. 91-Aand 9l-B are hereby revoked. 2. The Atlantic Richfield Company is hereby granted permission to flare casinghead gas from the Prudhoe Bay Topping Plant ,and to inject unused "fractions of crude oil into the Prudhoe Oil Pool, subject to the fol- lowing conditions: A. The volume of crude oil produced for topping plant use shall not exceed an average of 13,000 barrels of oil per day on a monthly basis. B. The volume of casinghead gas flared shall not exceed an average of 4,000 MCF per day on a monthly basis from September 15, 1975 through January 15, 1976. Thereafter the volume shall not exceed an average of 3,200 MCF per day on a monthly basis. DONE at Anchorage, Alaska, and dated September 18, 1975. d.1( /f/t~¿ . 4!F.- þI.. o~ l /.\ 1\ ~,. '--...." ~.! I "Þ.., ~ /- ..... "-<u ff~ . (i~\1~Y'fi;\Sì~ ~II\ ~'~".._,.. < l../...;l" . .\'. /';" \ , ~·~~i---->;::·:'~~~·~::\'J:·:;-::'·~~'~ ~ "".',\ ~~ , ,.,\.,,, I~' {. "", .. ..>\.. '. . ,%;~~~'gf:~'~;,{jJ;' '1. ì'l::":~~} P" :;:-._. ~:I'" "'~'( \ ",':)' ;' ,:,:'; '\:;: · J . .' ~ . "",) ~\ /::/ .;:; ~Ì"~ ~,-w ~;...y';;" (\,"" / ~'>. -- ~~,"''I- ~ ~l fan co.y Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Executive Secretary Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Committee Concurring: CA.~ :5?,,', L:-rl-~. O. K. ~~~ Chairman Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Committee ~#~~ HOY~ H.~iiton Member Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Committee #3 \) i( _) STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Committee Conservation File No. 91-C Re: Prudhoe Oil Pool Prudhoe Bay Field Prudhoe Bay Topping Plant Notice is hereby given that an application was received from the Atlantic Richfield Company on August 15, 1975 applying for an order pursuant to Title 11, Alaska Administrative Code, Section 22.540 requesting changes in Conservation Orders Nos. 91-A and 91-B to per- mit operation of the subject crude oil topping plant at a throughput rate not to exceed an average of 13,000 barrels per day on a monthly basis, and to increase the volume of casinghead gas flared to an amount not to exceed an average of 4,000 MCF per day, on a monthly basis from September 15, 1975 through January 15, 1976. The operator states that this temporary increase in flaring of casinghead gas is needed until construction is completed on projects which will permit increased beneficial use of casinghead gas. Parties who may be aggrieved if the requested order is issued are allowed 10 days from the date of this publication in which to file a protest and request for hearing. Place of filing is 3001 Porcupine Drive, Anchorage, Alaska 99501. If such a protest is timely filed, a hearing on the matter will be held at the above address at 9:00 AM, September 4, 1975, at which protestants and others may be heard. If no such protest is timely filed, the Committee will consider the issuance of the order without a hearing. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Executive Secretary Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Committee 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Published August 23, 1975 #2 tla,D tic R ichHeJdCompany North Americ- -:~oducing Division Northt\las!c~ )ct Post Office Box 360 Anchor3ge, Alas1<a 99510 Telephone 907 277 5637 ) August 15, 1975 Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Committee State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Subject: Application RE: Conservation Orders 91A and 9J:B Gentlemen: We are in the process of completing the construction and installation of a second topping plant on the North Slope. We respectfully request that Conservation Orders 9lA and 9lB be modified to the extent necessary to authorize Atlantic Richfield Company effective S'eptember 15, 1975 ~ to produce up to 1~',000 barrels per day of crude oil on a monthly average basis from Drill Site No. 1-1 and No. 1-7 wells to serve the needs of these plants. The estimated associated gas volume with this producing rate will be 9,500 MCFD. We further request the modification of these Orders to the extent necessary to authorize a continuance of our existing flare limit of 3,200 MCFD on a monthly average basis until January 1, 1977, together with such additional authority as may be necessary to permit us to exceed this flare limit during the time period September 15, 1975 through January 15, 1976, inclusive, but not to exceed a monthly average of 4,000 MCFD during this period. This additional authority is requested pending the completion of certain construction projects which will serve to increase our beneficial use of gas and enable us to comply with the existing flare limit of 3,200 MCFD o~ a monthly average basis. , In support of this request we submit the attached statement for your' review and consideration. In addition, we hereby recognize it will be necessary to install certain metering facilities covering the operation of both plants to satisfy your requirements ') ') Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Committee Page 2 August 15, 1975 and we are currently in the process of preparing plans in this regard. The necessary equipment will be ordered and installed as soon as possible subject to your approval. Your favorable consideration of this rèquest will be appreciated. Very truly yours, , L. K. Williams Operations Manager LK1;~ / mm Enclosures: #1 DRAFT 8-12-75 ) ) 1, M~}' c:.t:Y{f f,/A- O;/-~ COT 112 STATE HEARING TESTINONY Qualification Statement and Review from January 25, 1974, to date. My name is I.. K. Williams. I appeared before the Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Committee January 25, 1974, in regard to Conservation File No. 9l-A. My position and duties with Atlantic Richfield Company are the same as presented in my qualification statement for that hearing. My presentation today will track the 1974 presentation for we have the same problems today as then - fuel requirements for the North Slope and South to Atigun cannot be provided with present capacity. Last year we estimated Arctic heating fuel requirements approaching 1,400 barrels per day during 1974, decreasing to 1,200 barrels per day in 1976. We now believe these estimates to be undercal1ed by a factor of two for 1975 and 1976. I will explain this in more detail later. From the 1974 hearing we received permission to produce up to 6,300 barrels per day on a monthly average basis to charge the crude oil topping plant. As we gained experience at this throughput rate, we found the plant had not yet reached .its capacity. We continued to fine-tune and make physical changes in the plant, such as pumps, valves, etc., until we determined the plant could process about 7,000 barrels per day. Additionally, we added to our staff, giving us closer supervisory control. In November, 1974, we applied for and received permission to operate the plant at a throughput rate not exceeding 7,200 barrels per day on a monthly average basis. We were also given permission to flare not more than 3,200 MCFD of gas on a monthly average basis. DRA'FT ) ) COT #2 State Hearing Testimony August 12, 1975 Page 2 ARCTIC HEATING FUEL REQUIREMENTS th\2 latte.r part of 197¿f:) lL:1Lson Tneetillgs ~\leJ"E~ start~;d ;for Anchorage-based ~epresentatives of Alyeska, BP and Atlantic. One of the liaison groups was charged with the responsibility of projecting fuel needs, for it ,was obvious at that time our prior projections were inaccurate~ The individual members of this group re-established their needs. The results have been combined and are presented as Exhibits "I" and "II" to be discussed later. BENEFICIAL GAS USE At the January, 1974 hearing, we sta,ted gas would be beneficially used by installing an additional gas conditioning unit and an interim fuel gas system to process gas for t'tV'O drilling rigs and our Base Camp expansion. We also stated our permanent field fuel gas system was projected to be operational the latter part of 1976, and any excess gas would be beneficially used in the field fuel gas system. The additional gas conditioning unit was installed and is operating satisfactorily. Both drilling rigs were converted for dual fuel, although only one rig has been using natural gas until August of this year. The other rig has been too remote from the system to use gas but it has just been moved to Drill Site #5. Our Base Camp expansion is on schedule; however, our demand for natural gas in the expanded camp will be greater than projected at the January, 1974 hearing. In addition to this, we now intend to use gas for heating at our construction camp. This Ca¡~p is being constructed about one-half mile west of our Operations Center and \vill be tied into our interim fuel gas system. The permanent field fuel gas ) ). DRAFT COT lj2 State Hearing Testimony August 12, 1975 Page 3 sysl~em is still SCheC1tlled to be operational :Ln the latter part of 1976. Exhibit rlII"Cr shows our projection for gai produced and gas beneficially used with 13,000 BPD throughput. Exhibit "IV" shows our projection for gas produced and gas bene- ficially used based on meeting projected Arctic heating fuel requirements. CURRENT REQUEST To accommodate the new requirements for Arctic heating fuel and dehydrated natural gas, we are making substantial changes. In essence, we are doubling our capacity to make Arctic heating fuel by installing COT #2. The process equipment for COT #2 is almost identical to the process equipment at COT #1. These two processing units will share common inlet separation equipment, tankage, and residual injection equipment. The Drill Site #1-7 well will be completed to provide additional crude oil production capacity for the plants., We expect the expanded facilities to be completed in September. He request authority to produce up to 13,000 barrels per day on a monthly average basis from the Drill Site #1-1 and #1-7 wells for plant charge. The associated gas volume with this producing rate will be 9,500 MCFD. We further request a continuance of our existing flare limit of 3,200 MCFD on a monthly average basis. He request the flaring authority until January 1, 1977. This time frame should give us sufficient time to correct any startup deficiencies in the field fuel gas system. ) ) DRl~FT COT #2 State Hearing Testimony August 12, 1975 Page 4 I wil.1 now explain the exhibits identified earl.ier: Exhibit "I" This exhibit shows our estimates of arctic heating fuel required for 1975, 1976, and the first half of 1977. Fuel requirements in barrels per day are plotted on the "y" axis with time on the "X" axis. The fuel estimates include A.R.Co.-Exxon, BP Alaska, Alyeska, and third party requirements in the Prudhoe area. The Alyeska estimates include fuel requirements up to the Continental Divide in the Brooks Range. The estimates only include requirements for the immediate Prudhoe area of the three principals and their contractors. They do not include requirements for needs such as activities resulting from a Beaufort Sea lease sale or needs of other operators. Exhibit "II" This exhibit compares the top line from Exhi bi t "I" ~.¡i th COT Plant capaci ty. ') ) DRA.FT COT #2 State Hearing Testimony August 12, 1975 Page 5 Exhibit "1I11I This exhibit shows the following: 1. Past seven months history showing gas produced, gas beneficially used, and flare volume. 2. Estimates from August 1, 1975, to July 1, 1977. These include: a. Gas production of 5.1 NMCFD August 1, 1975, to October 1, 1975, based on inlet charge of 7,000 BOPD to one plant. b. Gas production of 9.5 ~~ICFD October 1, 1975, to July 1, 1977, based on inlet charge of 13,000 BOPD to two plants. and based on a. & b. above- c. Maximum gas beneficially used and Exhibit "IV" flare volume (stippled area). d. Minimum gas beneficially used and flare volume (stippled area plus cross-hatched area). e. Timing for various events. This exhibit shows the following: 1. Past seven months history showing gas produced, gas beneficially used and flare volume. DRl\FT COT #2 State Hearing Testimony August 12, 1975 Pa.ge 6 ') ) 2. Estimates from August 1, 1975, to July 1, 1977. These include: a. Gas production of 5.1 MMCFD August I, 1975, to October 1, 1975, based on inlet charge of 7,000 BOPD to one plant. b. Gas production varying from 8.9 MMCFD to 6.5 MMCFD during the period October 1, 1975, to July I, 1977, based on different inlet charge volumes to meet projected Arctic heating requirements. and based on a.& b. above- c. 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O.Ol_- -f -, - ____.J ' - --~ - ; - , 1977' - . .¡ -. - t-- I\tlanticR ichfieldCom pany North Ameri.· -;~Oducing Division North Alas. }ict Post Office Box 350 Anchorage, Alaska 995-10 Telephone 907 277 5637 ) August 1St 1975 o·~, r..f ('0 ~ '1 tJpp/VI ~av Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Committee State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Subject: Application RE: Conservation Orders 9lA and 9lB Gentlemen: We are in the process of completing the construction and installation of a second topping plant on the North Slope. We respectfully request that Conservation Orders 9lA and 9lB be modified to the extent necessary to authorize Atlantic Richfield Company effective September 15, 1975, to produce up to 13,000 barrels per day of crude oil on a monthly average basis from Drill Site No. 1-1 and No. 1-7 wells to serve the needs of these plants. The estimated associated gas volume with this producing rate will be 9,500 MCFD. We further request the modification of these Orders to the extent necessary to authorize a continuance of our existing flare limit of 3,200 MCFD on a monthly average basis ,----¿until January 1, 1977, together with such additional authority as may be necessary to permit us to exceed this flare limit during the time period September 15, 1975 through January 15, 1976, inclusive, but not to exceed a monthly average of 4,000 MCFD during this period. This additional authority is requested pending the completion of certain construction projects which will serve to increase our beneficial use of gas and enable us to comply with the existing flare limit of 3,200 MCFD on a monthly average basis. In support of this request we submit the attached statement for you~ review and consideration. In addition, we hereby recognize it will be necessary to install certain metering facilities covering the operation of both plants to satisfy your requirements 9/- c.. ) ) Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Committee Page 2 August 15, 1975 and we are currently in the process of preparing plans in this regard. The necessary equipment will be ordered and installed as soon as possible subject to your approval. Your favorable consideration of this request will be appreciated. Very truly yours, , -\ L. K. \.Jilliams Operations Manager LKW/ mm Enclosures: I ') ) STATEiv.1ENT OF ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY IN SUPPORT OF ITS APPLICATION TO MODIFY CONSERVATION OEDERS 9' lA A~,rD 91B Last year we estimated Arctic heating fuel requirements approaching 1,400 barrels per day during 1974, decreasing to 1,200 barrels per day in 1976. We now believe these estimates to be undercalled by a factor of two for 1975 and 1976. In order to accommoda-te the new requirements for Arctic heating fuel and dehydrated natural gas, we are making substantial changes. In essence, we are doubling our capacity to make Arctic heating fuel by installing COT #2. The process equipment for COT #2 is almost identical to -the process equipment at COT #1. These "two processing uni ts will =:> share co.mmon inlet separa'tion equipment, tankage, and residual injectiQnequipment. The Drill Site #1-7 well will be completed to provide additional crude oil production capacity for the plants. We expect the expanded facilities to be completed in September.. From the January 1974 hèaring we received permission to produce up to 6,300 barrels per day on a monthly average basis to charge the crude oil topping plant. As we gained experience at this throughput rate, we found the plant had not yet reached its c~pacity. ~~e continued to fine-tune and make physical changes In c.he plan t, such as pumps , valves 1 e·tc., until we determined the pl~nt could process about 7,000 barrels per day. Additionally, ) ') we added to our staff, giving us closer supervisory control. In November, 1974, we applied for and received permission to operate the plant at a throughput rate not exceeding 7,200 barrels per day on a monthly average basis. We were also given permission to flare not more than 3,200 MCFD of gas on a monthly average basis. ARCTIC HEATING FUEL REQUIREMENTS In the latter part of 1974, liaison meetings were started for Anchorage-based representatives of Alyeska, BP and Atlantic. One of the liaison groups was charged with the responsibility of projecting fuel needs, for it was obvious at that time our prior proj ections were inaccura-te. The individual members of this group re-established their needs. The results have been combined and are presented in Exhibits I1r" and "II". BENEFICIAL GAS USE At the January, 1974 hearing, we stated gas would be beneficially used by installing an aqditional gas conditioning unit and an interim fuel gas system to process gas for two drilling rigs and our Base Camp expansion. He also sta-ted our permanent field fuel gas system was projected to be operational the latter part of 1976, and any excess gas would be beneficially used in the field rU21 ga.s syste8. -2- ) ') The additional gas conditioni.ng unit was installed and is operating satisfactorily. Both drilling rigs were converted for dual fuel, although only one rig has been using natural gas until August of this year. The other rig has been too remote from the system to use gas but it has just been moved to Drill Site #5. Our Base Camp expansion is on schedule; however, our demand for natural gas in the expanded camp will be greater" than projected at the January, "1974 hearing. In addition to this, we now intend to use gas for heating at our ~~_~§j::Ltlçi:.:!-ºn....Q-ªJJ!I? This camp is being constructed about one-half mile west of our Operations Center and has been tied into our interim fuel gas system. The" permanent field fuel gas system is still scheduled to be operational in the latter part of 1976. Exhibit "III" shows our projection for gas produced and gas beneficially used with 13,000 BPD throughput. Exhibit "IV" shows our projection for gas produced and gas bene- ficially used based on meeting projected Arctic hearing fuel requirements. . -3- ~ PRUDHOE BAY AREA - ARCTIC HEATING FUEL SUMMARY EXHIBIT I . ! ~I-- . , - t; '-~'1 -1 r.: _ ¡ f' ~= '--.-----.--.-. _.- _~---~~L=-:.-L---:-=-;---:----~ -- ~-----¡_-¡~r---t---L--i ¡ --L~--~\, -I . 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