CANNON 1-21 BECKHAM COUNTY OK.

WELL GEOMETRY SEC 1 SEC 2

WELL CONTROL WORKSHEET FOR A SURFACE BOP STACK

SEC 3 SEC 4 SEC 5 SEC 6

Length, ft? = Hole Size, in? = Pipe OD, in? = Pipe ID, in? =
PRE-KICK DATA

927 8.75 7 3 8.9 5,400 12.0 0 0 0 9,721 0 0 0 8.90 1,000 1,000 1,798 6,891

8,794 8.75 5 4.276

MUD PUMP

Original Mud Weight, ppg? = TVD Last Casing Shoe, ft? = EMW of Last Shoe Test, ppg? = Slow Pump Pressure, psi? = Slow Pump Rate, spm? = Volume Active Mud Pits, bbls? =
KICK DATA

Liner Size, in? = Stroke Length, in? = Rod Size, in? = Pump Efficiency, %? =
TRIPLEX, bbl/stk
USER NOTES . . . . A. Enter Well Geometry starting from bottom of hole in SEC 1. B. The pump output defaults to a TRIPLEX, if Rod Size equals zero. C. Result in cell J24 is the TVD to spot a mud weight equivalent to last shoe test to generate a BHP equal to the hole being full of Kill Mud. D. Standard industry equations used for all calculations and solutions. CALCULATIONS

TVD of Well, ft? = SIDPP, psi? = SICP, psi? = Pit Gain, bbls? = Kill Mud Weight Initial Circulating Drill Pipe PSI Final Circulating Drill Pipe PSI Kill Mud - Surface to Bit, stks Kill Mud - Surface to Surface, stks
DRILL PIPE SCHEDULE
STROKES PRESSURE MINUTES

Mud Weight For a 100 psi Trip Margin, ppg Estimated Length of Kick Material Estimated Density of Kick Material, ppg Max Allowable Casing Pressure, psi Min Depth to Run Drill Pipe For a Kill Off-Bottom
DRILL PIPE SUMMARY

Sacks Needed to Weight-Up 100 Barrels of Mud Total Sacks For System Volume Increase in System, bbl Density of kick material < 2 ppg = POSS GAS Mixing Rate, sxs/min
DRILL PIPE SECTIONS SEC 1 SEC 2 SEC 3 SEC 4 SEC 5 SEC 6

0 180 360 540 719 899 1079 1259 1439 1619 1798

1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000

#DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0!

Capacity, bbls Displacement, bbls Surface to Bit, strokes Measured Depth or Length of Drill String, ft
ANNULUS SUMMARY

Capacity, bbls Bit to Surface, strokes Bit to surface, minutes

BARITE REQUIREMENTS

Barrels Strokes Displacement, bbl

ANNULUS SECTIONS

8.1 89 36.0
SEC 1

156.2 1710 57.4

SEC 2

0.0 0 0.0
SEC 3

0.0 0 0.0
SEC 4

0.0 0 0.0
SEC 5

0.0 0 0.0
SEC 6

Barrels Strokes Annular Velocity, fpm

UPDATE APRIL 1995

24.8 272 0

440.5 4821 0

0.0 0 0

0.0 0 0

0.0 0 0

0.0 0 0
APPLICATION CREATED 1993

THE END

A GENERAL WELL KILL PROCEDURE FOR "WAIT & WEIGHT METHOD" USING SURFACE BOP STACK 1. Increase mud weight in active pits to KILL WEIGHT. 2. Zero stroke counters. Start pump and simultaneously open choke. Pressure on the choke initially should be the shut-in casing pressure and this pressure should be maintained while the pump rate is brought up to the kill rate. 3. HOLD PUMP RATE CONSTANT and adjust choke so that the drill pipe pressure follows the above schedule. If drill pipe pressure is too high, open the choke slightly; if it is too low, close choke slightly. 4. After the Kill Mud has filled the drill pipe, MAINTAIN CONSTANT PUMP RATE and CONSTANT DRILL PIPE PRESSURE until the annulus is filled with the kill mud. 5. When kill weight mud reaches surface, stop pump and shut well in. At this time, the casing pressure and drill pipe pressure should be zero. If some pressure still exist on casing, open choke slightly and bleed a small amount or volume of mud. If the well is dead, pressure should fall to zero and the flow should stop.

Reference: LSU Blowout Control School Manual, LSU

WELL CONTROL WORKSHEET FOR A SURFACE BOP STACK

SEC 7

0 0 0 0
MUD PUMP

6 11 0 95 0.0914
of hole in SEC 1. . The pump output defaults to a TRIPLEX, if Rod Size equals zero. . Result in cell J24 is the TVD to spot a mud weight equivalent to last shoe test to generate a BHP equal to the hole being full of Kill Mud. . Standard industry equations used for all calculations and solutions. CALCULATIONS

9.10 0 #DIV/0! 2 0
DRILL PIPE SUMMARY

164 93 1,798 9,721

ANNULUS SUMMARY

465 5,093 0
BARITE REQUIREMENTS

0 0 0 0.00
SEC 7

0.0 0
SEC 7

0 0
APPLICATION CREATED 1993

Reference: LSU Blowout Control School Manual, LSU Baton Rouge, LA.