Anadrill Oilfield HIDRAULIC

INITIAL MENU
OILFIELD CALCULATIONS
Version 1.3
Version 1.3
This
This program was written in 1998 by Warren G. Trest (Senior
FEMWD
FEMWD Engineer)
Engineer) forfor sperry-sun
sperry-sun drilling
drilling services.
services. Any
Any use
use or
or
duplication
duplication of
of this
this program
program without
without express
express permission
permission from
from
the
the author
author or
or sperry-sun
sperry-sun drilling
drilling services
services isis strictly
strictly
prohibited. Sperry-sun and the author do not
warrant
warrant the
the accuracy
accuracy of of any
any information
information contained
contained in
in these
these
programs.
programs.
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"Click" on BUTTON to Continue
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INITIAL MENU
ONS
G. Trest (Senior
ces.
ces. Any
Any use
use or
or
ermission from
permission
ictly
ictly
the author do not
tained in these
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PipeTalley
Sperry-Sun drilling services

PIPE TALLEY SHEET 7-MAR-98
EXXON Exploration
CEMENT STINGER
3 1/2" TUBING RUN
BHA Number = = 12
BHA LENGTH = 562.08
(a). Top Drive Subtract = 7
or (b). Kelly Down Add = 0
Note: Data (in green) in the BOX ABOVE and STAND LENGTH are user inputs. The
program will calc. the rest from input data. BE SURE TO UPDATE BHA each Run !!!!
STAND STD. LENGTH Pipe Total Pipe+BHA Kelly Down

1 93.56 93.56 655.64 648.64
2 95.32 188.88 750.96 743.96
3 95.85 284.73 846.81 839.81
4 95.72 380.45 942.53 935.53
5 95.73 476.18 1038.26 1031.26
6 93.63 569.81 1131.89 1124.89
7 94.74 664.55 1226.63 1219.63
8 94.28 758.83 1320.91 1313.91
9 94.27 853.10 1415.18 1408.18
10 94.48 947.58 1509.66 1502.66
11 94.25 1041.83 1603.91 1596.91
12 95.07 1136.90 1698.98 1691.98
13 95.29 1232.19 1794.27 1787.27
14 93.87 1326.06 1888.14 1881.14
15 95.03 1421.09 1983.17 1976.17
16 94.11 1515.20 2077.28 2070.28
17 94.96 1610.16 2172.24 2165.24
18 95.18 1705.34 2267.42 2260.42
19 95.00 1800.34 2362.42 2355.42
20 93.63 1893.97 2456.05 2449.05
PipeTalley
MainMenuBox
OILFIELD CALCULATIONS [Version 1.3] MAIN MENU
Pump Outputs / Bit Hydraulics Annular Hydraulics / Drilling Calculations MWD Calculations:
Pump Output & Bit Hydraulics Annular / Critical Velocity Rm at Maximum Tool Tem
Insert Bit Structural Burial Workstring Pipe Talley Toolface Offset from Circu
Avg.Jets Required For Desired Delta P Average ID of Drillpipe Temperature Conversions f
Minimum Flow Rate for PDC Bits Optimized Hydraulics Memory Fill Calculati
Cost Per Foot Freepoint of Stuck Pipe Quick Battery Usage Est
Engineering Calculations: Displacement / Calculated Hookload Minimum Depth To Shall
Weight Required to Slug Pipe

Hole Fill When Pulling Pipe Survey Calculations:
Capacity of Square Tanks Average Angle Survey Cal

BHA Necessary For Desired WOB
Capacity of Circular Cylindrical Tanks Radius Of Curvature Survey

Critical Rotary Speed
System Weight Up / Reduction Kick Off Point Calcula

Formation Evaluation Calculations:
Cuttings Volume at Shaker Calculations Bulk Density of Cuttings WOB Available on Deviat
Balanced Plug Calaculations d Exponent [Dxc]

Well Control Calculations:
Mixing Liquids of Different Densities Est. Pore Pressure from EWR / Dxc Well Control Calculat
Flow Exponent Fracture Gradient Average ID if Well is S
Pressure Required To Break Circ. Chromatography Quick Look
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MainMenuBox
Calculations:
Cancel
Rm at Maximum Tool Temperature
Toolface Offset from Circumference
Temperature Conversions from deg F
Memory Fill Calculations
Quick Battery Usage Estimation
Minimum Depth To Shallow Test
Calculations:
Average Angle Survey Calculations
Radius Of Curvature Survey Calculations
Kick Off Point Calculations
WOB Available on Deviated Wells
ontrol Calculations:
Well Control Calculations
Average ID if Well is Shut In
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PipeTalleyBox
WORKSTRING PIPE TALLEY
NOTE:
NOTE: On On most
most rigs
rigs today,
today, the
the rig
rig utilizes
utilizes aa drill
drill pipe
pipe "workstring".
"workstring". The The rig
rig will
will
pick
pick up
up and
and utilize
utilize the same drill pipe from run to run. Usually, Usually, the
the BHA
BHA isis the
the
only
only thing
thing to
to change
change from
from one
one run
run to
to the
the next.
next. This
This pipe
pipe talley
talley will
will allow
allow the
the
Engineer
Engineer toto keep
keep upup with
with the
the workstring
workstring and and BHA.
BHA. Be Be sure
sure to
to change
change numbers
numbers
if
if they
they change
change out
out any
any joints
joints due
due to
to thread
thread damage
damage or or other
other causes.
causes. Be Be sure
sure toto
update
update this
this talley
talley every
every time
time they
they change
change BHA's.
BHA's. This
This talley
talley will
will allow
allow the
the
Engineer
Engineer toto track
track depth
depth while
while tripping
tripping inin the
the hole.
hole. This
This is
is aa double
double check
check of of
depth
depth tracking
tracking and
and is
is necessary
necessary if if utilizing
utilizing PWD
PWD tools.
tools.
Be
Be sure
sure to
to update
update this
this talley
talley sheet
sheet EVERY
EVERY RUN
RUN and
and double
double check
check your
your figures
with
with the
the rig
rig floor
floor to
to insure
insure accuracy.
accuracy.
The
The Engineer
Engineer can
can use
use the
the scroll
scroll bars
bars to
to move
move through
through sheet
sheet and
and Excel
Excel print
print
functions
functions to
to print.
print. Comments
Comments can can be
be added
added anywhere
anywhere in
in the
the header.
header.
At the top of talley sheet, button will return you to the

RETURN TO MAIN
MENU
Main Menu.
CONTINUE
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PipeTalleyBox
orkstring". The rig will

Usually,
Usually, the
the BHA
BHA is
is the
the
e talley will allow the
pe
ure to change numbers
her
her causes.
causes. BeBe sure
sure to
to
s talley will allow the
s is a double check of
PWD
PWD tools.
tools.
ble
ble check
check your
your figures
figures
y.
y.
sheet and Excel print

ere
ere in
in the
the header.
header.
will
will return
return you
you to
to the
the
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PumpOutput
200
Triplex
TRIPLEX 1 0.093285 14.92561

DUPLEX 0.117473 18.79567
20 3.00 4.0 13 6 100 liner 8.4

2.0 3.25 4.5 15 11 99 stroke 8.5
3.50 5.0 4 97 98 pump % 8.6
3.75 5.5 42 12.5 97 mw 8.7
4.00 6.0 160 160 96 spm 8.8
4.25 6.5 95 8.9
4.50 7.0 94 9.0
4.75 7.5 93 9.1
5.00 8.0 92 9.2
5.25 8.5 91 9.3
5.50 9.0 90 9.4
5.75 9.5 89 9.5
6.00 10.0 88 9.6
6.25 10.5 87 9.7
6.50 11.0 86 9.8
6.75 11.5 85 9.9
7.00 12.0 84 10.0
7.25 12.5 83 10.1
7.50 13.0 82 10.2
7.75 13.5 81 10.3
8.00 14.0 80 10.4
8.25 14.5 10.5
8.50 15.0 10.6
10.7
STRUCTURAL BURIAL 10.8
rop 200 10.9
rpm 100 11.0
extension 0.625 11.1
11.2
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% sb 64.0 11.5
Max Rop 250.0 11.6
11.7
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COST PER FOOT CALCULATIONS 11.9
12.0
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PumpOutput
RIG = BIT = HOB = R.TRIP= FOOTAGE = COST = 12.1

250000 2000 19.6 12 420 788.5 12.2
12.3
12.4
Temperature Conversions: 12.5
12.6
deg F 130.00 130.00 12.7
deg C 54.45 12.8
deg K 327.61 12.9
deg R 589.69 13.0
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29 0.0933 534
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BitBurialBox
INSERT BIT STRUCTURAL BURIAL
Overview:
When insert bits are run, manufacturers recommend that insert structural burial not to
exceed 80%. When excessive burial occurs, the flow area is reduced causing
accelerated erosion and the bit load to be transmitted to the softer cone shell. This can
cause the cone shell to crack or break.
User Input.. EDIT VARIABLES / CALCULATE RESULTS
THE PRESENT BIT RATE OF PENETRATION (fph) =
THE PRESENT BIT ROTARY SPEED (rpm) =
THE INSERT (tooth) EXTENSION LENGTH (ins) =
Calculated Data :
PRESENT PERCENTAGE OF INSERT STRUCTURAL BURIAL (%) =
MAXIMUM ROP TO KEEP STRUCTURAL BURIAL < 80% (fph) =
Another alternative to lowering structural burial (vs. limiting ROP) is to increase Rotary S
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BitBurialBox
uctural burial not to

educed causing Cancel
cone shell. This can
put...
ed D...
OP) is to increase Rotary Speed.
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PumpOutputBox
PUMP OUTPUT & BIT HYDRAULICS
USER INPUTS
General Pump Data:

INPUT TYPE OF PUMP IF A DUPLEX PUMP IS BEING UTILIZED:
INPUT THE ROD DIAMETER (ins)
TRIPLEX
INPUT LINER SIZE (ins) Bit Jet Data:

INPUT JET 1 SIZE (32nds) 20 INPUT JET 8 SIZE (32nds)
6.00

INPUT STROKE LENGTH (ins)
11.0 INPUT JET 3 SIZE (32nds) INPUT JET 10 SIZE (32nds)

20
INPUT PUMP EFFICIENCY (%)

97
INPUT STROKES PER MINUTE (spm)
160 INPUT JET 6 SIZE (32nds) 0

JET TFA =
INPUT MUD WEIGHT (ppg) INPUT JET 7 SIZE (32nds) 0 TFA =
12.5
CALCULATED DATA:
PUMP TYPE = JET TFA (in2) =
PUMP OUTPUT (bbl/stk) = PRESSURE DROP AT THE BIT (psi) =
PUMP OUTPUT (gal/stk) = HYDRAULIC HORSEPOWER AT THE BIT (hp) =
PUMP OUTPUT (bbl/min) = IMPACT FORCE AT THE BIT (lb) =
PUMP OUTPUT (gal/min) = JET VELOCITY (fps) =
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PumpOutputBox
Cancel
INPUT JET 8 SIZE (32nds) 0
JET TFA =
TFA = in2
BIT (psi) =
ER AT THE BIT (hp) =
BIT (lb) =
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AvgJetsBox
AVERAGE JETS TO ACHIEVE A DESIRED PRESSURE DROP ACROSS BIT JETS / JET TOTAL FLUID AREA FROM JET SIZES
Jet Area TFA (in2) from Jet Sizes (32nds):
INPUT JET 1 SIZE (32nds) - 18 INPUT JET 6 SIZE (32nds) - 0
Average Jets To Achieve a Desired Pressure Drop Across Bit:

OPTIMUM TFA =
EDIT EXPECTED PARAMETER VARIABLES
AVERAGE JETS USING 3 JETS =
THE DESIRED PRESSURE DROP ACROSS BIT (psi) =
THE EXPECTED MUD WEIGHT (ppg) =
THE EXPECTED FLOW RATE (gpm) = AVERAGE JETS USING 6 JETS =
NOTE: The calculated average jets ARE an average. Place these numbers into [JET AREA TFA FROM JET SIZE
fine tune jet sizes to get as close as possible to the OPTIMUM TFA.
The user should make note of the jet sizes and run them through the [PUMP OUTPUT & BIT HYDRAULICS] Prog
to calculate Bit Hydraulics with the desired Jets.
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AvgJetsBox
0
Cancel
0
0 JET AREA TFA
Jet Area TFA (in2) =

0
MUM TFA =
TFA (in2)
RAGE JETS USING 3 JETS =
REA TFA FROM JET SIZES] Program (above) and

OPTIMUM TFA.
& BIT HYDRAULICS] Program from the Main Menu
Jets.
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AvgJets
jets jet no. jet 32nds jet tfa tfa total des.P MUD WT. FLOW 3 jets
0 19 18 0.248505 1.2425 500 12.2 550 18
1 19 18 0.248505 0.7455
2 19 18 0.248505
3 19 18 0.248505 OPT TFA
4 19 18 0.248505 0.8215
5 1 0 0
6 1 0 0
7 1 0 0
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AvgJets
4 jets 5 jets 6 jets 6.125 BIT DIAM.

16 14 13
0.7854 0.7517 0.7777 183 min flow (gpm)
4 bbl/min
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PDCBox
MINIMUM FLOW RATE FOR PDC BITS
User I...
THIS PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE THE USER WITH THE MINIMUM FLOW RATE REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN OPTIMUM
CLEANING OF PDC BITS.
Calculated Data:
MINIMUM FLOWRATE (gpm)=
EDIT PDC BIT DIAMETER
THE PDC BIT DIAMETER (in) - MINIMUM FLOWRATE (bbl/min)=
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PDCBox
alc...
AINTAIN OPTIMUM
Cancel
WRATE (gpm)=
WRATE (bbl/min)=
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CostBox
COST PER FOOT CALCULATION
Use... Co...
Overview:
When plotted consistantly, "Cost per Foot" can show the user when
it is more economical to pull a bit out of the hole than to continue Cancel
drilling.
EDIT VARIABLES / CALCULATE RESULTS

RIG COST ($/day) =
BIT COST ($) =
ROUND TRIP TIME (hrs) =

COST PER FOOT =
HOURS ON BOTTOM (hrs) =
FOOTAGE DRILLED (ft) =
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RmBox
Rm AT MAXIMUM TOOL TEMPERATURE
Rm Measurements should be made every tour or at any change in mud properties. Cancel
User Input Data:
Rm MEASUREMENT (ohm/m) =
TEMPERATURE @ Rm MEASUREMENT (deg F) =
MAXIMUM TOOL TEMPERATURE (deg F) =
Rm at Maximum Tool Temperature Calculation:

Rm = ohm/m
AT MAXIMUM TOOL TEMPERATURE OF deg F
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Rm
Rm= TEMP= MAX = d EXPONENT CALCULATION

0.52 60 140 140
Rm = 0.237 HOLE = 12.25
WOB= 35
RPM = 110
MW= 12.5
ROP= 200
dX = 1.04
DXC = 0.75
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Rm
Bulk Density bd# 39

8.4 BD = 12.2
8.5
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Rm
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Rm
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DxcBox
'd' EXPONENT AND CORRECTED 'd' EXPONENT CALCULATIONS
Overview:
'd' Exponent attempts to normalize drilling parameters so that formation drillability is the
primary parameter that will affect 'd' exponent calculations. These drillability numbers are a time proven
parameter to aid the engineer with pore pressure determination. As with any tool, the more accurate the
data inputs, the more accurate the results. The engineer can utilize 'dxc' the same as EWR. The values
can be utilized in the same pore pressure calculations and plotting routines as EWR and the same overlays
are used. They should be plotted at least every 25' (TVD) in clean shales.
User Inpu...
BIT DIAMETER (ins) =
d Exponent Calculations:
d EXPONENT =
WEIGHT ON BIT (klbs) =
dc EXPONENT =
ROTARY SPEED (rpm) =
MUD WEIGHT (ppg) = CORRECTED d EXPONE

IS d EXPONENT CORRE
RATE OF PENETRATION (fph) = MUD WEIGHT.
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DxcBox
n drillability is the
umbers are a time proven Cancel
ool, the more accurate the
ame as EWR. The values
EWR and the same overlays
an shales.
d ...
d EXPONENT =
dc EXPONENT =
CORRECTED d EXPONENT (dc)

IS d EXPONENT CORRECTED FOR
MUD WEIGHT.
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BulkDensBox
BULK DENSITY OF DRILL CUTTINGS
The following calculation needs to be made prior to running program:

(1). Wash the cuttings free of any mud.
(2). Set MUD BALANCE at 8.33 ppg.
(3). Fill the MUD BALANCE with cuttings until the balance levels out at 8.33 ppg (with the lid in
place).
(4). Remove the lid and fill with water. Replace lid and dry the outside of the balance.
(5). Move the balance counterweight until balance becomes level.
(6). Record the new weight shown on the balance as "RESULTANT WEIGHT".
User Input:
Bulk Densit...
INPUT THE "RESULTANT WEIGHT" (using the above proceedure) -
BULK DENSITY OF CUTTINGS (SPECIFIC GRAVITY) (sg) =

12.2
gm/cc
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ram:
Cancel
with the lid in
nce.
:
it...
.2
gm/cc
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AvCvBox
ANNULAR / CRITICAL VELOCITIES
Hole / Collar (Pipe) Data:
Calculations are based on the POWER
Water...
HOLE / CASING INSIDE DIAMETER (ins) = = LAW model for water based fluids and
BINGHAM PLASTICS model for oil
COLLAR / PIPE OUTSIDE DIAMETER (ins) = based fluids.
Annular / Critical Velocity Calculations:
Change Hole / Pipe Geometry

ANNULAR VELOCITY (fpm) =
Oil Ba..
CRITICAL VELOCITY (fpm) =
Change Mud / Flow Properties
FLOW DEEMED TO BE =
Mud / Flow Properties:

MUD WEIGHT (ppg) =
ANNULAR VELOCITY (fpm) =
PLASTIC VISCOSITY (cp) =
Calcu...
CRITICAL VELOCITY (fpm) =
YIELD POINT =
FLOW DEEMED TO BE =
FLOW RATE (gpm) =
k FACTOR = 300 Reading =
n FACTOR = 600 Reading =

Mass Flow Rate (lb/min) for MWD :
MASS FLOW RATE =
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AvCvBox
based on the POWER
ter...
water based fluids and
STICS model for oil Cancel
ed fluids.
Ba...
cu... 300 Reading =
600 Reading =
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AvCv
12.25 id water oil av square tank capacity calculati

8 od 0.821513 162.3169 a 117 square
12.2 mw 0.643026 208.7822 b length
31 pv 1036.915 4.026658 c mass width
12 yp 300.2429 242 d 5002 depth
410 flow 1.058552 e
0.564706 f
43 300# 0.597771 g sloping:
74 600# 179 h length
0.78 n width
0.33 k width 2
depth
flow(oil) LAMINAR LAMINAR
flow(H2O) LAMINAR LAMINAR
12.25
250
TOOLFACE OFFSET CALCULATIONS SLUG CALCULATION:

8.00 ToolOD mw 13.6 cylindrical tank capacity calc.
14.00 Offset vol 50
25.13 Circumf. id 4.276 length
200.54 OFFSET = dry pipe 1000 diamter
fluid level
slug 18.4
capacity
fluid cap
Hor
15.1065
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square tank capacity calculations:
12 capacity 51.29
6 cap/ft 12.82
4
capacity 42.74
12
6
4
4
cylindrical tank capacity calc.
12
6
3
60.43
15.11 30.213
1.00
15.11
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Toolface
TOOLFACE OFFSET FROM TOOL CIRCUMFERENCE
MWD Scribe Line

Toolface from circumference should be
calculated with every protractor offset Offset Cancel
determination. It provides the engineer with
a backup calculation of toolface offset.
Measurements must be made from the MWD Tool Diameter
scribe line to the MUD MOTOR scribe line in Mud Motor Scribe Line
a clockwise direction from 0 to 360 degrees.
Toolface fro...
MWD TOOL DIAMETER (ins) =
TOOLFACE OFFSET (deg)

TOOLFACE OFFSET =
MWD TOOL CIRCUMFERENCE (ins) =
TOOLFACE CIRCUMFERENCE OFFSET (ins) = degrees
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Toolface
Cancel
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BLANKSHEET
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Slug
MUD WEIGHT REQUIRED TO SLUG PIPE
Overview:
User I...
Usually the volume of the slug will be between 30 - 50 bbls.
Cancel
and the amount of desired "dry pipe" is between 500 - 800 ft.
PRESENT MUD WEIGHT =
INSIDE DIAMETER OF THE DRILL PIPE =
DESIRED VOLUME OF THE SLUG (bbls) =
DESIRED AMOUNT OF "DRY PIPE" =
Slug Weight Calculation:

WEIGHT OF SLUG NEEDED TO ACHIEVE DESIRED RESULTS (ppg) =
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CircTankBox
CAPACITY OF A CIRCULAR CYLINDRICAL TANK
Overview:
Upright Circular Cylindrical Tank Horizontal Circular Cylindrical Tank
Fluid
Level
Length
Fluid Diameter
Length
Level
Diameter
Note:FLUID VOLUME IS ONLY 100% ACCURATE WITH UPRIGHT TANKS. IT IS CLOSE TO ACCURATE ON HORIZONTAL TANKS.
Circular Cylindr...
● Click if Tank is an UPRIGHT TANK Be sure to click on tank
type prior to running EDIT VARIABLES / CALCULATE RESULTS
Click if Tank is a HORIZONTAL TANK calculations.
LENGTH OF TANK (feet) =

TANK CAPACITY (bbls) =
DIAMETER OF TANK (feet) =
FLUID VOLUME (bbls) =
FLUID LEVEL IN TANK (feet) =
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CircTankBox
Cancel
ON HORIZONTAL TANKS.
dr...
ES / CALCULATE RESULTS
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SqCap
CAPACITY OF SQUARE/RECTANGULAR TANK or SQUARE/RECTANGULAR TANK WITH SLOPING SIDES
Overview:
SQUARE TANK - Top View SLOPING TANK - Top View
LENGTH LENGTH
SQUARE TANK - End View SLOPING TANK - End View
WIDTH WIDTH 1
DEPTH DEPTH
Squar... Squa...
WIDTH 2
Run SQUARE TANK Calculations Run SLOPING TANK Calculations
LENGTH = FEET LENGTH = FEET
Squar... Slopi...
WIDTH = FEET WIDTH 1 = FEET
DEPTH = FEET WIDTH 2 = FEET
DEPTH = FEET
TANK TOTAL VOLUME (bbls) =
TANK TOTAL VOLUME (bbls) =

TANK VOLUME (bbl/ft) =
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SqCap
Cancel
DEPTH
a...
Calculations
FEET
FEET
pi...
FEET
FEET
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WtUpBox
Initi.
MUD SYSTEM WEIGHT UP / REDUCTION CALCULATIONS
Overview:
These calculations make the following assumptions:

(1). The weight up materials are 100 pounds per sack.
INITIAL WEIGHT (ppg)=
Weigh...
BARI... Weigh
(2). The density of saltwater is 8.50 ppg and freshwater is 8.33 ppg.
(3). The specific gravity of the reduction oil is 0.84.
FRE...
INITIAL VOLUME (bbls)=
EDIT DATA / CALCULATE RESULTS DESIRED WT. (ppg)=
SACKS PER 100 barrels =

REDUCTION BARRELS REQUIRED =
VOLUME INCREASE PER 100 barrels =
CAL... SALT..
TOTAL SACKS REQUIRED =
FINAL VOLUME (bbls) =

HEM... BAS...

CHANGE IN SYSTEM IS CALCULATED TO BE A SYSTEM: ✘ WEIGHT UP
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WtUpBox
Cancel
Initial Data:
INITIAL WEIGHT (ppg)=

INITIAL VOLUME (bbls)=
DESIRED WT. (ppg)=
BARRELS REQUIRED =
ME (bbls) =
BARRELS REQUIRED =
ME (bbls) =
BARRELS REQUIRED =
ME (bbls) =
HT UP REDUCTION
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BHAforWOB
User Inputs:
LENGTH OF BHA NECESSARY FOR A DESIRED WEIGHT ON BIT
NOTE: The safety factor is a factor utilized to place the neutral point inside drill collars.
The safety factor is usually +/- 15%.
DESIRED WEIGHT ON BIT (klbs) =
SAFETY FACTOR (see above) =
MUD WEIGHT (ppg) =
DRILL COLLAR OUTSIDE DIAMETER (inches) =
DRILL COLLAR INSIDE DIAMETER (inches) =
Edit Variables / Calculate Results
Length Of BHA For Desired WOB Calculations:

CALCULATED DRILL COLLAR WEIGHT (lb/ft) =
BUOYANCY FACTOR =
LENGTH OF COLLARS NECESSARY FOR DESIRED WOB (feet) =
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BHAforWOB
ts:
drill collars.
Cancel
B...
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1 initial vol= 500 barite calcium c. hematite fresh

0 initial wt = 12.5 sks/100 68.37 104.96 63.62 -96.7118
des.wt = 13.5 bbl/100 4.65 11.11 3.55 403.2882
sacks 341.9 524.8 318.1
bbls 523.3 555.6 517.7
68.37 104.96 63.62 0.00

4.65 11.11 3.55 0.0
341.9 524.8 318.1
523.3 555.6 517.7
BALANCED PLUG: AVG.I.D.

cuttings HoleID 8.5 Joint' 32
PipeID 2.25 TJ' 3.1
hole size 8.5 MW 9.4 Tube ID 4.276
fph 50 PlugWt 13.6 TJ ID 3
bph 3.51 PlugVol 66 %TJ 9.688
gph 147.39 PumpQ 0.0048 AVG.I.D. 4.152
bpm 0.06 TVD 2650
gpm 2.46 CALCULATIONS:
b100' 7.02 holevol 0.07
g100' 294.78 pipevol 0.00
totvol 0.08
plught 878.78
13750 stktopumpplug
AVERAGE ANGLE CALCULATIONS 8.71 voltochaseplug
md-1 12000 12000 1815 stktochaseplug
tvd-1 12000 12000 hydpsi 1487.24
inc-1 1.2 1.2 hydppg 10.79
azim-1 10 10 hydchgpsi 191.92
lat-1 3 3 hydchgppg 1.393
dep-1 2 2
DLS Calc
md-2 12300 12300 572.9578 0.020944
inc 10 10 0.373579 0.174533
azim 220 220 0.174533
tvd-2 12298.57 12298.57 3.839724
lat-2 -9.37 -9.37 0.981442
dep-2 28.53 28.53 dls = 11.06
dls 0.00
deltacl 300.00
deltavl 298.57
deltalat -12.37
deltadep 26.53
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RADIUS CURVATURE CALCULATIONS

md-1 12000 12000
tvd-1 12000 12000
inc-1 1.2 1.2
azim-1 10 10
lat-1 3 3
dep-1 2 2
DLS Calc
md-2 12300 12300 572.9578 0.020944
inc 10 10 0.373579 0.174533
azim 220 220 0.174533
tvd-2 12298.30 12298.30 3.839724
lat-2 -3.52 -3.52 0.981442
dep-2 15.97 15.97 dls = 11.06
dls 0.00 0.014973 -0.012224 1.750852
-0.816436 -0.001984 7.864616
deltacl 300.00 -3.667331 -6.515644 0.004256
deltavl 298.30
deltalat -6.52
deltadep 13.97
KICK OFF POINT 0 0

TarFt kop = #DIV/0! 0
ROB
Inc1
Inc2
HYDRAULIC OPTIMIZATION
Data Input:
(The following inputs are from the PRESENT RUN - optimizing for the next run)
(The Jets can be fine tuned for Optimized TFA using earlier calculations).
STANDPIPE PRESSURE (psi) = 4000
MUD WEIGHT (ppg) = 13.6
FLOW RATE (gpm) = 570
MAXIMUM STANDPIPE PRESS. (psi) = 4100
PRESENT RUN: OPTIMIZED FOR HYDRAULIC HP:

JET AREA TFA (in2) = 0.9875 JET AREA TFA (in2) =
JET VELOCITY (ft/sec) = 185 JET VELOCITY (ft/sec) =
HYDRAULIC HP @ BIT (hp)= 139 HYDRAULIC HP @ BIT (hp)=
IMPACT FORCE @ BIT (lbs) = 743 IMPACT FORCE @ BIT (lbs) =
HYDRAULIC HP @ SURFACE = 1330 HYDRAULIC HP @ SURFACE =
% HYDRAULIC HP @ BIT = 10.4 % HYDRAULIC HP @ BIT =
PRESSURE DROP @ BIT = 417 PRESSURE DROP @ BIT =
(OPTIMIZING FOR HHP) JETS: 10 OR

MAXIMUM PUMP OUTPUT = 348 gpm 10
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(OPTIMIZING FOR IMPACT FORCE) 10

MAXIMUM PUMP OUTPUT = 431 gpm
Fracture Gradient
Data Inputs:
AIR GAP (ft) = 48

WATER DEPTH (ft) = 4700
TOTAL TVD DEPTH (ft)= 16240
AVG. DENSITY (g/cc) = 2.2
PORE PRESSURE (ppg) = 13.9 0.7228 psi/ft
Data Calculations:
Poisson's Ratio: 0.4850

First 4,999 feet beneath ML = 0.173376 Total footage beneath ML =
After 5,000 feet beneath ML = 0.48501
Calculated Overburden:
OB of Air Gap = 0.021 psi 0.0004 psi/ft
OB of Water = 2157.2 psi 0.4590 psi/ft
OB 1st 500' = 346.4 psi 0.6928 psi/ft
OB > 500' = 10471.0 psi 0.9526 psi/ft
TOTAL OB = 12974.6 psi 0.7989 psi/ft
PORE PRESSURE GRADIENT

pore pressure calculations:
Data Inputs:
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AIR GAP (ft) = 48

WATER DEPTH (ft) = 4600
TOTAL TVD DEPTH (ft)= 11500
NORMAL COMPACTION EWR/Dc= 2.8
OBSERVED EWR/Dc = 1.5 CALIBRATION EXP. =
Normal Pore Pressure = 0.9 psi/ft Total footage beneath ML =

12 ppg
Calculated Overburden (using 2.4 g/cc):
OB of Air Gap = 0.020784 psi 0.000433 psi/ft
OB of Water = 2111.308 psi 0.45898 psi/ft
OB 1st 500' = 346.4 psi 0.6928 psi/ft
OB > 500' = 6188.436 psi 0.97425 psi/ft
TOTAL OB = 8646.165 psi 0.75184 psi/ft
MEMORY FILL CALCULATIONS: 0

GR 1 21 20 360 1 360 BPH 3720
EWR-S S 0 1 0 #DIV/0! 2 0 HR TO F 133.33
EWR-S H 0 1 0 #DIV/0! 3 0 DAY TO F 5.56
EWR-S T 0 1 0 #DIV/0! 4 0
EWR-S A 0 1 0 #DIV/0! 5 0
NE 1 11 10 1440 6 1440
DE 1 16 15 1920 7 1920
8
EWR PHASE -4 SAM/HR BPH 9 3720
HI RES 1 327.2727 7527.273 10 BPH 7527
SAMPLE 11 11 HR TO F 133.91
12 DAY TO F 5.58
13
14
DDS SAM/HR BPH 15 BPH 4800
PER 2 600 4800 16 HR TO F 103.33
SAMPLE 6 17 DAY TO F 4.31
18
PWD 19 UNSTAB
SAM 6 720 694.4444 20 HR TO F 694.44
5 1388.889 21 DAY TO F 28.94
22
23 STAB
24 HR TO F 1388.89
25 DAY TO F 57.87
26
BATTERY USAGE CALCULATIONS: 27
No. SAMP.RATE 28 CIM SMI 0.006
GAMMA 31 30 1 29 CIM AMP 0.015
EWR-S H 1 0 0 30 DGR AMP 0.012
EWR-S S 1 0 0 31 CNP AMP 0.015
EWR P4S 1 0 0 32 SFD AMP 0.015
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EWR P4H 31 30 1 33 EWR-S A 0.23

NE 1 0 0 34 EWR-S H 0.23
DE 1 0 0 35 EWR-S S 0.005
DDS 31 30 0 36 P-4 0.138
PWD 1 0 1 37 P-4 HI 0.138
HS TF 21 20 1 38 DC AMP 0.08
MAG TF 1 0 0 39 DC SMI 0.005
40 PM PRES 0.08
41 PM INC 0.14
TDELAY 360 42 PM MAG 0.18
SVY/HR 10 43 SMI 0.005
PULSES 1020 0.10 2.33 44 MAG TF
45 HS TF
46 PWD 0.00722
47 DDS 0.008
48
49 TOTAL
FREEPOINT CALCULATIONS: 50 SUM T-DELAY
51 PER DAY
Initial H 30 30000 52
Final H 52 52000 53
Delta L 37 3.083333 54 OP.HRS 62.17
WeightDP 19.5 55 >TDELAY 360
56 TOTAL
Freepipe 2008.72 57
58
59
DISPLACEMENT 60
TOTALS 61
DC1WT 161.5 LNGTH 350 56525 62
DC2WT 0 LNGTH 0 0 63
HWWT 49.5 LNGTH 350 17325 64
DP1WT 19.5 LNGTH 11981 233629.5 65
DP2WT 0 LNGTH 0 0 66
MW 12.6 TOTAL 307.5 67
DISP 111.81 68
BUOY 0.8076 69
HOOK 248.3 70
71
72
SHALLOW TEST MWD TOOLS: 73
DeltaP 800 74
MW 12.9 75
#12 745 76
#16 2534 77
78
79
Hydrocarbon Quick Look 80
c1 152000 81
c2 6400 82
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c1/c2 23.8 83
prod 1 84
85
86
87
MIXING LIQUIDS OF DIFFERENT DENSITY 88
L1DENS 12.4 89
L1VOL 800 90
L2DENS 12.1 91
L2VOL 100 92
FINALD 12.37 93
FINALV 900 94
95
96
STROKES TO FILL HOLE WHEN PULLING PIPE: 97
DP OD 5.000 98
DP ID 4.276 99
HOLE ID 8.5 100
STANDS 5 101
S.LNGTH 94 102
PUMPQ 4.11 103
MUDWT 13.6 104
105
PIPEDISP 0.01 106
T.DISP 3.07 107 WOB ON DEVIATED WELLS CAL
STKS 31.33 108 DPOD
MUD DRP 48.16 109 DPID
P RED 34.06 110 LNGTH
STNDS 5 111 INC
112
WELL CONTROL CALCULATIONS: 113
TVD 15200 114 LB/FT
MW 12.5 115 LBS
SIDPP 940 116 WOB
SICP 1200 117
PITGAIN 42 118
HOLE 12.25 119
PIPE 8 120
CRITICAL RPM:
PPG/INF 2.55 LNGTH
INFGRAD 0.13 OD
LNGTH 502.37 ID
KILLWT 13.69
ANNCAP 0.08 CRPM
WELL 1
BREAK CIRCULATION CALCULA

AVERAGE ID IF WELL IS SHUT IN CALCULATIONS: HID
TOTDPT 12000 DPOD
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ANNVOL 3200 DPID

RISID 19.5 HOLE
RISL 4900 GEL
CHO ID 3
DP OD 5 PIPEBC
HOLEBC
VOLRSR 1691.01
VOLCHK 42.84
VOL 1551.83
AVGID 11.54
FLOW EXPONENT CALCULATIONS:

P1
PP1
P2
PP2
FLOW #DIV/0!
BHA FOR WOB CALCULATIONS:

DESWOB 40 50000
SAFETY 15 1.15
MW 13.6
OD 8 146.85 WT
ID 3 0.7924 BUOY
494.2 BHA
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salth2o oil
-100 -76.92308
400 423.0769
0.00 0.00
0.0 0.0
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DRAULIC HP: OPTIMIZED FOR IMPACT FORCE:

0.2379 JET AREA TFA (in2) = 0.3426 1434.107
469 JET VELOCITY (ft/sec) = 403 2131.248
542 HYDRAULIC HP @ BIT (hp)= 495 2665.893
1149 IMPACT FORCE @ BIT (lbs) = 1222 1968.752
833 HYDRAULIC HP @ SURFACE = 1031
65.0 % HYDRAULIC HP @ BIT = 48.0
2666 PRESSURE DROP @ BIT = 1969
9 JETS: 12 OR 11
9 12 11
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9 12 11
9 11
Experimental Program Developed By:

Warren G. Trest - Sr. FEMWD Engineer
Sperry-Sun Drilling Services
age beneath ML = 11492 feet TVD
If > 5000 feet beneath ML = 0.794497 psi/ft

15.3 ppg 15.27879 ppg
If < 5000 feet beneath ML = 0.738767 psi/ft

14.2 ppg 14.20706 ppg
results 0.7945
15.28
12902.6
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age beneath ML = 6852 feet TVD
Estimated Pore Pressure = 0.616209 psi/ft

11.9 ppg 11.85 ppg
0.713393
13.71909
POST T-DELAY
PRIOR TO T DELAY P-4=EWS*.6
0.006 0.006
0.015 0.015
0 0.012
0 0
0 0
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0 0 #DIV/0!
0 0 #DIV/0!
0.005 0.005
0 0 #DIV/0!
0 0.00644 0.00644
0 0.0017
0.005 0.005
0.0015 0.0015
0 0.000389
0 0.0005
0.005 0.005
0 0 0.032
0 0.024889 0.024889
0 0.00722
0 0 0.000267
0.038 0.091
0.23
2.18
5.091124
0.225
5.316124
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WOB ON DEVIATED WELLS CALCULATIONS:

6.75
3
180
18.81
97.62
17571.94
16633.47
17.57
16.63
CRITICAL RPM:
31 961
5.5
3.125
6.32579
218
BREAK CIRCULATION CALCULATIONS:

8.5
5
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4.276
16219
13
164.4
200.8
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BreakCirc
User Inputs:
PRESSURE REQUIRED TO BREAK CIRCULATION
NOTE: This program will calculate the pressure required to break circulation
(pressure required to overcome the gel strength of the mud). Cancel
HOLE INSIDE DIAMETER (inches) =
DRILL PIPE OUTSIDE DIAMETER (inches) =
DRILL PIPE INSIDE DIAMETER (inches) =
HOLE DEPTH (feet) =
MUD 10 MINUTE GEL STRENGTH (lb/100ft2) =
Pressure Required To Break Circulation Calculations:

PRESSURE REQUIRED TO BREAK CIRCULATION INSIDE DRILLPIPE (psi) =
PRESSURE REQUIRED TO BREAK CIRCULATION INSIDE ANNULUS (psi) =
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BreakCirc
Cancel
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CritRPM
User Inputs:
CRITICAL ROTARY SPEED TO AVOID DUE TO EXCESSIVE VIBRATION
NOTE: The CRITICAL RPM is usually accurate to within 15%.
LENGTH OF ONE JOINT OF DRILL PIPE (feet) =
DRILL PIPE INSIDE DIAMETER (inches) =
Critical Rotary Speed Calculations:

CRITICAL ROTARY SPEED (rpm) =
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CritRPM
Cancel
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DevWOB
AVAILABLE WEIGHT ON BIT ON A DEVIATED WELL
User Inputs:
Cancel
DRILL COLLAR OUTSIDE DIAMETER (inches) =
DRILL COLLAR INSIDE DIAMETER (inches) =
LENGTH OF DRILL COLLARS (feet) =
WELLBORE INCLINATION (degrees) =
Available WOB on Deviated Wells Calculations:

CALCULATED WEIGHT OF COLLARS (lb/ft) =
TOTAL CALCULATED WEIGHT OF COLLARS (klbs) =
AVAILABLE WEIGHT ON BIT (klbs) =
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DevWOB
Cancel
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PressFactor
FLOW EXPONENT
NOTE: The user needs to take a slow pump rate and pressure and a Cancel
Slow Pu...
high (or circulating) pump rate and pressure prior to running this
program. The exponent should be between 1 - 2. If not, check your
figures or take a slower low pump rate pressure.
User Inputs:
High Pu...
PUMP RATE (gpm) =
PUMP PRESSURE (psi) =
PUMP RATE (gpm) =
PUMP PRESSURE (psi) =
Flow Exponent Calculations:

FLOW EXPONENT =
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AnnulusAvgID
AVERAGE ID IF WELL IS SHUT IN
User Input...
NOTE: If the well is shut in, you will lose the volume of the riser and gain the Cancel
volume of the choke / kill line. This program will calculate an average Hole ID
if the well is shut in that can be put into CG 30 on the LS-2000 or used in
any lag calculations to monitor bottoms up.
TOTAL MEASURED DEPTH (feet) =
TOTAL ANNULAR VOLUME (including Riser) (bbls) =
RISER INSIDE DIAMETER (inches) =
RISER LENGTH (feet) =
CHOKE LINE INSIDE DIAMETER (inches) =
Average ID if Well Is Shut In Calculations:

ANNULAR VOLUME OF RISER (bbls) =
VOLUME OF CHOKE LINE (bbls) =
ANNULAR VOLUME (W/O RISER VOLUME & INCLUDING CHOKE LINE (bbls) =
CALCULATED AVERAGE HOLE INSIDE DIAMETER (inches) =
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AnnulusAvgID
Cancel
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WellControl
WELL CONTROL CALCULATIONS
User Inputs:
TRUE VERTICAL DEPTH (TVD feet) =
SHUT IN DRILL PIPE PRESSURE (psi) =
SHUT IN CASING PRESSURE (psi) =
PIT GAIN (bbls) =

Edit Variables
HOLE INSIDE DIAMETER (inches) =
DRILL PIPE / COLLARS OUTSIDE DIAMETER (inches) =
PRESENT MUD WEIGHT (ppg) =
Well Control Calculations:

Invading Fluid Calculation:
HEIGHT OF INFLUX INTO ANNULUS (feet) =
● GAS
MUD WEIGHT REQUIRED TO KILL WELL (ppg) =
SALTWATER
INFLUX GRADIENT (psi/ft) =
INFLUX E.M.W. (psi) = GAS AND WATER / OR OI
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WellControl
Cancel
Edit Variables/Calculate Results
Invading Fluid Calculation:
● GAS
SALTWATER
GAS AND WATER / OR OIL
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StksToFill
STROKES TO FILL HOLE WHEN PULLING PIPE
User Inputs:
Cancel
DRILL PIPE OUTSIDE DIAMETER (ins) =
DRILL PIPE INSIDE DIAMETER (ins) =
HOLE INSIDE DIAMETER (ins) =
STANDS TO PULL (stands) = Edit Variables / Calculate Results
AVERAGE STAND LENGTH (feet) =
PUMP OUTPUT (gal/stroke) =
MUD WEIGHT (ppg) =
Strokes to Fill Hole Calculations:

PIPE DISPLACEMENT (bbl/ft) =
TOTAL DISPLACEMENT (bbl) = EVERY STANDS.
STROKES TO FILL HOLE (stks) =
MUD SHOULD DROP BY (feet) = (If Not Continuous Fill)
HYDROSTATIC REDUCTION (psi) = (If Not Continuous Fill)
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StksToFill
Cancel
lculate Results
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MixFluids
MIXING LIQUIDS OF DIFFERENT DENSITIES
User Inputs: (Liquid No. 1):
DENSITY OF FLUID No. 1 (ppg) =
VOLUME OF FLUID No. 1 (bbls) =

User Inputs: (Liquid No. 2):
DENSITY OF FLUID No. 1 (ppg) =
VOLUME OF FLUID No. 1 (bbls) =
Mixing Liquids Of Different Densities:

FINAL DENSITY (ppg) =
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MixFluids
Cancel
/ Calculate Results
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QuickLook
HYDROCARBON QUICK LOOK FROM GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY
This program will give the Engineer a Hydrocarbon "Quick Look" from
User Inp...
the C1 to C2 Ratio. This is not a final determination of zone Cancel
production since further analysis of Steam Still Ratio Plots, line slope
analysis and liquid hydrocarbon detection needs to be completed
prior to estimation of zone production.
C1 (Methane) (ppm) = C2 (Ethane) (ppm) =
Possible Production Calculations:

Possible Zone Production:
● GAS NON PRODUCTIVE
C1 / C2 RATIO =
OIL NON PRODUCTIVE & TIGHT
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QuickLook
Cancel
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ShallowTest
MINIMUM DEPTH TO SHALLOW TEST MWD TOOLS
User Inputs:
Cancel
MWD TURN ON PRESSURE OR EXPECTED DELTA P (psi) =
MUD WEIGHT (ppg) =
Minimum Depth To Shallow Test Calculations:

IF UTILIZING A No. 12 CHOKE (feet TVD) =
IF UTILIZING A No. 16 CHOKE (feet TVD) =
NOTE: There is a 100 psi Safety Factor in the above calculations, but be sure to run bit hydraulics program
(from Main Menu) to check what the pressure drop across the bit will be with the expected SPM. Be sure to
include additional BHA components, such as Mud Motor, and include this number in expected Delta P
(above).
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ShallowTest
Cancel
Page 93
Displacement
DISPLACEMENT OF DRILL PIPE FROM DRY STRING WEIGHT / CALCULATED HOOKLOAD
Edit Variables / Calculate Results Cancel

User Inputs:
DRILLSTRING:
DRILL COLLAR 1 WEIGHT (lb/ft) = LENGTH (ft) =
DRILL COLLAR 2 WEIGHT (lb/ft) = LENGTH (ft) =
HEVI-WEIGHT DRILLPIPE (lb/ft) = LENGTH (ft) =
DRILLPIPE 1 WEIGHT (lb/ft) = LENGTH (ft) =
DRILLPIPE 2 WEIGHT (lb/ft) = LENGTH (ft) =
MUD WEIGHT:
MUD WEIGHT (ppg) =
Displacement Calculations:
ESTIMATED "DRY" STRING WEIGHT (klbs) =
ESTIMATED DISPLACEMENT (bbls) =
BOUYANCY FACTOR =
ESTIMATED HOOKLOAD (klbs) =
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Displacement
Cancel
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Freepoint
FREEPOINT OF STUCK PIPE
NOTE: The Engineer will need to make the following data determination prior to running the
Cancel
program.
(1). Pick up more than the weight of the drill string and mark a reference point on the drill pipe.
(2). Record the Hookload (klbs) as the INITIAL HOOKLOAD.
(3). Pull an additional 40 - 60 klbs on the drill string and mark a second reference point. Record
the second Hookload (klbs) as FINAL HOOKLOAD.
(4). Measure the distance between the two marks and record the distance (inches) as DELTA
LENGTH.
User ...
INITIAL HOOKLOAD (klbs) =
Freepoint Calculations:
FINAL HOOKLOAD (klbs) =

LENGTH OF FREE PIPE (ft) =
DELTA LENGTH (ins) =
WEIGHT OF DRILLPIPE (lb/ft) =
This will give the Engineer an estimation of free pipe. Results will not be accurate if the well is deviated or
when the hole is producing wellbore drag.
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Freepoint
Cancel
Page 97
BattUse
REALTIME BATTERY USAGE CALCULATIONS
User Input: (Battery Usage Calculation)
CHOOSE TOOLS BEING SAMPLED: SAMPLE RATE:
EWR-S STANDARD RESOLUTION 0

User Inputs: (Download Parame
EWR-S HIGH RESOLUTION 0 TDELAY (mins) =
EXPECTED SURVEYS PER HOUR

EWR-S PHASE-4 STANDARD RESOLUTION 0
EXPECTED PULSES PER HOUR
✘ EWR PHASE-4 HIGH RESOLUTION 30 (from Load Screen)
✘ GAMMA RAY
Edit Download Variables
NEUTRON POROSITY ✘ PWD Version 2.2+

NOTE: The calculated results
be entirely accurate. If the MW
SFD DENSITY ✘ HIGH SIDE TOOLFACES Cim Battery or Pulser Batte
further analysis needs to be
Battery Usage C
on Confidence Test and hand
DDS MAGNETIC TOOLFACES Remember, when in do
ESTIMATED PULSER BATTERY CONSUMPTION PER HOUR (ah) =
ESTIMATED PULSER BATTERY CONSUMPTION PER DAY (ah) =
ESTIMATED CIM BATTERY CONSUMPTION (DURING T-DELAY) PER HOUR (ah) =
ESTIMATED TOTAL CIM BATTERY CONSUMPTION (DURING T-DELAY) (ah) =
ESTIMATED CIM BATTERY CONSUMPTION (AFTER T-DELAY) PER HOUR (ah) =
ESTIMATED CIM BATTERY CONSUMPTION (AFTER T-DELAY) PER DAY (ah) =
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BattUse
Cancel
User Inputs: (Download Parameters)
TDELAY (mins) =
EXPECTED SURVEYS PER HOUR =
EXPECTED PULSES PER HOUR =

(from Load Screen)
Edit Download Variables / Calculate Results
NOTE: The calculated results will be close but will not

be entirely accurate. If the MWD run will be bringing the
Cim Battery or Pulser Battery close to End of Life,
further analysis needs to be done. Check amp usage
ge C...
on Confidence Test and hand calculate battery usage.
Remember, when in doubt, change it out!
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MemFill
MEMORY FILL CALCULATIONS
User Inputs (CIM MEMORY FILL CALCULATIONS):
CHOOSE TOOLS BEING SAMPLED: SAMPLE RATES (secs)
✘ GAMMA RAY 20 CIM MEMORY FILL CALCULATIONS:
EWR-S STANDARD RESOLUTION 0 BYTES PER HOUR =
EWR-S HIGH RESOLUTION 0 HOURS TO MEMORY FILL =
EWR-S TEMPERATURE 0 DAYS TO MEMORY FILL =
EWR-S AGC 0
✘ NEUTRON POROSITY 10 EWR P-4 MEMORY FILL CALCULATIONS:

BYTES PER HOUR =
✘ SFD DENSITY 15
HOURS TO MEMORY FILL =
DAYS TO MEMORY FILL =

User Inputs (EWR PHASE-4 MEMORY FILL CALCULATIONS):
SAMPLE RATES (secs)
● HIGH RESOLUTION SAMPLING
10 DDS MEMORY FILL CALCULATIONS:
STANDARD RESOLUTION SAMPLING
BYTES PER HOUR =

User Inputs (DDS MEMORY FILL CALCULATIONS):
SAMPLE RATES (secs)
PERIODIC SAMPLING DAYS TO MEMORY FILL =
5
● BURST SAMPLING
PWD MEMORY FILL CALCULATIONS:
STABLE PRESSURE SAMPLING:
User Inputs (PWD MEMORY FILL CALCULATIONS Ver 2.22+):
SAMPLE RATES (secs) 5
UNSTABLE PRESSURE SAMPLING:

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MemFill
Cancel
R HOUR =
O MEMORY FILL =
MEMORY FILL =
MEMORY FILL CALCULATIONS:

R HOUR =
O MEMORY FILL =
MEMORY FILL =
ORY FILL CALCULATIONS:

R HOUR =
O MEMORY FILL =
MEMORY FILL =
ORY FILL CALCULATIONS:

PRESSURE SAMPLING:
TO MEMORY FILL =
O MEMORY FILL =
E PRESSURE SAMPLING:
TO MEMORY FILL =
O MEMORY FILL =
Page 101
Hyd Opt
BIT HYDRAULIC OPTIMIZATION
User Inp...
Overview:
USER INPUTS ARE FROM THE PRESENT RUN AND THE PROGRAM WILL OPTIMIZE FOR THE NEXT RUN. THE PROGRAM IS
OPTIMIZING FOR 65% OF HP AT BIT FOR HPP OPTIMIZATION AND 48% AT BIT FOR IMPACT FORCE OPTIMIZATION.
PRESENT RUN CALCULATED DATA:

PRESENT STANDPIPE PRESSURE (psi) = JET VELOCITY (ft/sec) =
PRESENT MUD WEIGHT (ppg) = HYDRAULIC HP @ BIT (hp) =
PRESENT FLOW RATE (gpm) = IMPACT FORCE @ BIT (lbs) =
PRESENT BIT JET NOZZLE TFA (in2) = HYDRAULIC HP @ SURFACE (hp) =
MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STANPIPE PRESSURE (psi) = % HYDRAULIC HP @ BIT (%) =
PRESSURE DROP @ BIT (psi) =
HYDRAULIC HORSEPOWER OPTIMIZATION CALCULATIONS: IMPACT FORCE OPTIMIZATION CALCULATIONS:

OPTIMIZED FLOW RATE (gpm) = OPTIMIZED FLOW RATE (gpm) =
OPTIMIZED TFA (in2) = OPTIMIZED TFA (in2) =
JET VELOCITY (ft/sec) = JET VELOCITY (ft/sec) =
HYDRAULIC HP @ BIT (hp) = HYDRAULIC HP @ BIT (hp) =
IMPACT FORCE @ BIT (lb) = IMPACT FORCE @ BIT (lb) =
HYDRAULIC HP @ SURFACE (hp) = HYDRAULIC HP @ SURFACE (hp) =
% HYDRAULIC HP @ BIT (%) = % HYDRAULIC HP @ BIT (%) =
PRESSURE DROP @ BIT (hp) = PRESSURE DROP @ BIT (hp) =
AVERAGE JETS (32nds) W/ 3 JETS = AVERAGE JETS (32nds) W/ 3 JETS =
AVERAGE JETS (32nds) W/ 4 JETS = AVERAGE JETS (32nds) W/ 4 JETS =
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Hyd Opt
ES...
. THE PROGRAM IS
OPTIMIZATION.
)=
Cancel
(hp) =
(lbs) =
RFACE (hp) =
BIT (%) =
IT (psi) =
ALCULATIONS:
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PorePress
OFFSHORE PORE PRESSURE CALCULATIONS (via BEN EATON)
Overview:
Note: When plotting EWR or Dxc values, extend the normal pressure trend line down to your present TVD
depth. This is your EWR / Dxc Normal Value. Your present EWR/Dxc value is your EWR / Dxc Observed Value.
This is only one tool to be utilized when estimating pressure parameters. USE ALL TOOLS AT YOUR
DISPOSAL! (Normal trend line values are from semi-log plots!)
User Inputs:AIR GAP (feet) =

Edit Air Gap and Water Depth Variables Edit TVD and EWR/Dxc Variables and Calculate Results
EWR / Dxc NORMAL VALUE =
WATER DEPTH (feet) = EWR / Dxc OBSERVED VALUE =
TOTAL TRUE VERTICAL DEPTH (feet) =
Pore Pressure Calculations:
TOTAL TVD FOOTAGE BENEATH MUDLINE (TVD ft) =
CALCULATED PORE PRESSURE (ppg) =
Page 104
PorePress
n to your present TVD Cancel

R / Dxc Observed Value.
LL TOOLS AT YOUR
:
ables and Calculate Results
ur...
Page 105
Fracture
FRACTURE GRADIENT PROGRAM (from PORE PRESSURE)
Overview:
Note: Average Densities are an average over the well thus far. They can be derived from SLD data, Shale Density
Measurements or from the Bulk Density of Cuttings Program (Main Menu). If no data is available, in deepwater wells, 2.0
g/cc for less than 5000' beneath ML and 2.14 g/cc after that seems to work well. The Engineer can use the density to fine
tune on one LOT and see how accurate the program is at the next casing point. Please note, the more accurate the pore
pressure prediction, the more accurate the results.
User Inputs:
AIR GAP (feet) =
AVERAGE ROCK DENSITY (g/cc) =
WATER DEPTH (feet) = ESTIMATED PORE PRESSURE (ppg) =
TOTAL TRUE VERTICAL DEPTH (feet) =
Fracture Gradient Calculations:

Poisson's Ratio: Total Footage Beneath Mudline:
CALCULATED POISSONS RATIO = TOTAL TVD FOOTAGE BENEATH MUDLINE (TVD ft) =
Overburden Calculations: Estimated Fracture Gradient:

psi psi / ft
FRACTURE GRADIENT (psi/f
OB OF THE AIR GAP =
OB OF THE WATER = FRACTURE PRESSURE (psi)
OB OF THE1st 500' OF FORMATION =
OB OF > 500' OF FORMATION = EST. LEAK OFF TEST (ppg)
TOTAL OVERBURDEN =
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Fracture
D data, Shale Density Cancel

e, in deepwater wells, 2.0
an use the density to fine
e more accurate the pore
dien...
l Fo...
DLINE (TVD ft) =
Estimated Fracture Gradient:

FRACTURE GRADIENT (psi/ft) =
FRACTURE PRESSURE (psi) =
EST. LEAK OFF TEST (ppg) =
Page 107
BalancedPlug
BALANCED PLUG CALCULATIONS
User Input Data:
HOLE DIAMETER [ID] (ins) =
DRILL PIPE INSIDE DIAMETER (ins) =
MUD WEIGHT (ppg) =
PLUG WEIGHT (ppg) =
PLUG VOLUME (bbls) =
PUMP OUTPUT (bbl/stk) =
TRUE VERTICAL DEPTH (tvd ft) =
Balanced Plug Calculations:

STROKES REQUIRED TO PUMP PLUG (stks) =
STROKES REQUIRED TO CHASE PLUG (stks) =
VOLUME REQUIRED TO CHASE PLUG (bbls) =
HEIGHT OF COLUMN FILLED BY PLUG (ft) =
CHANGE IN HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE (psi) =
CHANGE IN EQUIVALENT MUD WEIGHT (ppg) =
FINAL HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE (psi) =
FINAL EQUIVALENT MUD WEIGHT (ppg) =
Page 108
BalancedPlug
Cancel
Page 109
RADIUSCURVBOX
RADIUS OF CURVATURE SURVEY CALCULATIONS
User Inputs
Survey Station 1 (Top) Data:
Measured Depth (feet) = Azimuth (deg) =
True Vertical Depth (feet) = Latitude (feet) =
Inclination (deg) = Departure (feet) =
Survey Station 2 (Bottom) Data:
Measured Depth (feet) = Edit Survey Station 1 Variables
Inclination (deg) =
Azimuth (deg) =
Edit Survey Station 2 Variables
Survey Calculations:
Survey Station 1 Data:

Dog Leg Severity (deg/100') =
Calculations Between Survey Stations: :

Course Length (feet) = Latitude (feet) =
Vertical Length (feet) = Departure (feet) =
Page 110
RADIUSCURVBOX
Cancel
tation 1 Variables
tation 2 Variables
eg/100') =
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AVG ANGLE BOX
AVERAGE ANGLE SURVEY CALCULATIONS
User Inputs
Survey Station 1 (Top) Data:
Survey Station 2 (Bottom) Data:
Measured Depth (feet) = Edit Survey Station 1 Variables
Inclination (deg) =
Azimuth (deg) =
Edit Survey Station 2 Variables
Survey Calculations:

Dog Leg Severity (deg/100') =
Calculations Between Survey Stations: :

Course Length (feet) = Latitude (feet) =
Vertical Length (feet) = Departure (feet) =
Page 112
AVG ANGLE BOX
Cancel
tation 1 Variables
tation 2 Variables
eg/100') =
Page 113
KickOff
KICK OFF POINT DETERMINATION
Cancel
User Inputs:
TARGET DEPTH (feet) =

RATE OF BUILD (deg/100') =
STARTING INCLINATION (deg) =
FINAL INCLINATION (deg) =
Kick Off Point Calculation:

DEPTH TO KICK OFF TO ACHIEVE DESIRED RESULTS (feet) =
Page 114
KickOff
Cancel
Page 115
Avg ID
AVERAGE ID OF DRILL PIPE
Overview:
This program will give an average ID of the drill pipe, taking into account the tooljoint Cancel
ID. This can be a considerable change when +/- 10% of the drillpipe is taken up by
tooljoints. The Engineer needs to caliper the tube of the drillpipe and the inner tube on
the pin end of the tooljoints. They need to measure an average joint of drillpipe and
measure the combined length of the tooljoints themselves.
User Inputs: Edit Variables / Calculate Results
AVERAGE LENGTH OF A JOINT OF DRILLPIPE (Tooljoints included) (feet) =
AVERAGE COMBINED LENGTH OF A TOOLJOINTS (feet) =
INSIDE DIAMETER OF THE DRILLPIPE TUBE (inches) =
INSIDE DIAMETER OF THE PIN END TOOLJOINT TUBE (inches) =
Average ID Calculations:
PERCENTAGE OF THE JOINT OF DRILLPIPE THAT IS TOOLJOINT (%) =
AVERAGE ID OF THE DRILLPIPE (inches) =
Page 116
Avg ID
Cancel
Page 117
Temp Conv
TEMPERATURE CONVERSIONS
User Input: (deg Fahrenheit)
Cancel
ENTER TEMPERATURE (deg F) 130
Temperature Conversion Calculations:

DEGREES FAHRENHEIT (deg F) =
DEGREES CENTIGRADE or CELSIUS (deg C) =
DEGREES KELVIN (deg K) =
DEGREES RANKINE (deg R) =
Page 118
Temp Conv
Page 119
CuttingsBox
VOLUME OF CUTTINGS AT SHAKER CALCULATIONS
EDIT VARIABLES / CALCULATE RESULTS Cancel
User Input Data:
HOLE SIZE (ins) =
RATE OF PENETRATION (fph) =
Cuttings @ Shaker Calculations:
BARRELS OF CUTTINGS PER HOUR =
GALLONS OF CUTTINGS PER HOUR =
BARRELS OF CUTTINGS PER MINUTE =
GALLONS OF CUTTINGS PER MINUTE =
BARRELS OF CUTTINGS PER 100 ft =
GALLONS OF CUTTINGS PER 100 ft =
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INITIAL MENU

"Click" on BUTTON to Continue

Sperry-Sun drilling services

STAND STD. LENGTH Pipe Total Pipe+BHA Kelly Down

OILFIELD CALCULATIONS [Version 1.3] MAIN MENU

Avg.Jets Required For Desired Delta P Average ID of Drillpipe Temperature Conversions f

Engineering Calculations: Displacement / Calculated Hookload Minimum Depth To Shall

Weight Required to Slug Pipe

Capacity of Square Tanks Average Angle Survey Cal

Capacity of Circular Cylindrical Tanks Radius Of Curvature Survey

System Weight Up / Reduction Kick Off Point Calcula

Balanced Plug Calaculations d Exponent [Dxc]

Flow Exponent Fracture Gradient Average ID if Well is S

Pressure Required To Break Circ. Chromatography Quick Look

Toolface Offset from Circumference

Temperature Conversions from deg F

Memory Fill Calculations

Quick Battery Usage Estimation

Minimum Depth To Shallow Test

Average Angle Survey Calculations

Radius Of Curvature Survey Calculations

Kick Off Point Calculations

WOB Available on Deviated Wells

Well Control Calculations

Average ID if Well is Shut In

WORKSTRING PIPE TALLEY

At the top of talley sheet, button will return you to the

orkstring". The rig will

sheet and Excel print

TRIPLEX 1 0.093285 14.92561

20 3.00 4.0 13 6 100 liner 8.4

RIG = BIT = HOB = R.TRIP= FOOTAGE = COST = 12.1

INSERT BIT STRUCTURAL BURIAL

User Input.. EDIT VARIABLES / CALCULATE RESULTS

THE PRESENT BIT RATE OF PENETRATION (fph) =

THE PRESENT BIT ROTARY SPEED (rpm) =

THE INSERT (tooth) EXTENSION LENGTH (ins) =

MAXIMUM ROP TO KEEP STRUCTURAL BURIAL < 80% (fph) =

uctural burial not to

PUMP OUTPUT & BIT HYDRAULICS

General Pump Data:

INPUT LINER SIZE (ins) Bit Jet Data:

INPUT JET 2 SIZE (32nds) 20 INPUT JET 9 SIZE (32nds)

11.0 INPUT JET 3 SIZE (32nds) INPUT JET 10 SIZE (32nds)

INPUT PUMP EFFICIENCY (%)

160 INPUT JET 6 SIZE (32nds) 0

PUMP OUTPUT (bbl/stk) = PRESSURE DROP AT THE BIT (psi) =

PUMP OUTPUT (gal/stk) = HYDRAULIC HORSEPOWER AT THE BIT (hp) =

PUMP OUTPUT (bbl/min) = IMPACT FORCE AT THE BIT (lb) =

PUMP OUTPUT (gal/min) = JET VELOCITY (fps) =

INPUT JET 8 SIZE (32nds) 0

INPUT JET 9 SIZE (32nds) 0

INPUT JET 10 SIZE (32nds) 0

INPUT JET 11 SIZE (32nds) 0

INPUT JET 12 SIZE (32nds) 0

ER AT THE BIT (hp) =

Jet Area TFA (in2) from Jet Sizes (32nds):

INPUT JET 1 SIZE (32nds) - 18 INPUT JET 6 SIZE (32nds) - 0