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    This document provides formulas for well control calculations using metric units. It lists 29 formulas across 3 pages for calculations involving mud weight, pressure, volume, height, capacity, and other well control parameters. Rounding rules are given to round calculations to two decimal places and recommendations are made for rounding and formatting answers.

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    This document provides formulas for well control calculations using metric units. It lists 29 formulas across 3 pages for calculations involving mud weight, pressure, volume, height, capacity, and other well control parameters. Rounding rules are given to round calculations to two decimal places and recommendations are made for rounding and formatting answers.

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    FORMULA SHEETMETRIC UNITS

    WELL CONTROL FOR DRILLING OPERATIONS

    Acronyms used in the following formulas are defined in the WellSharp Acronyms document, available on the secure Provider Resources webpage. For instructions on rounding
    numbers when making calculations, refer to the following rounding rules and recommendations. Carry the rounded values forward into subsequent calculations.

    ROUNDING RULES
    When calculating Kill Mud Weight, ROUND UP to two decimal places (for example, round up 1.212 kg/l to 1.22 kg/l; round up 1.463 kg/l to 1.47 kg/l).
    When calculating Leak Off Test Equivalent Mud Weight, ROUND DOWN to two decimal places (for example, round down 1.408 kg/l to 1.40 kg/l; round down 1.614 kg/l to
    1.61 kg/l).
    When calculating Pressure Reduction Schedule, ROUND DOWN to two decimal places (for example, round down 1.334 bar/100 stks to 1.33 bar/100 stks).
    If the Kill Mud Weight or Leak Off values are to be used in subsequent calculations, use the rounded value in the future calculation. Do not use the unrounded calculated
    value.

    ROUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS ROUNDING and


    MEASUREMENT UNITS
    ANSWER FORMAT
    See Table to right where: Depth meters X.X
    Pressure bar X.X
    X= Whole number Pressure Gradient bars/meter X.XXX
    X.XXXX = Number with 4 decimal places Mud Weight kg/liter X.XX
    Volume liters X
    Capacity and Displacement litres/meter X.XX
    Pump Speed in strokes per minute SPM X
    Strokes stk or stks X
    Speed in meters per hour meters/hour X.X
    Area cm2 X.XX
    Weight kg X
    Force decaNewtons (daN) X
    bar/100 stks
    Wait and Weight Pressure Reduction
    or X.XX
    Schedule
    bar/10 steps*
    * 10 steps = Surface to Bit strokes divided by 10.

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    1. FORCE IN DECANEWTONS (daN) = Pressure bar x Area cm2

    2. PRESSURE (bar) = Force daN Area cm2

    3. TUBULAR CAPACITY (litres/meter) = ID2mm 1273.236 (ID = Internal Diameter of Tubular in millimeters)

    4. ANNULAR CAPACITY (litres/meter) = (D2mm - d2mm) 1273.236 (D = Hole Diameter or Casing ID, d = Outside Diameter of Tubular)

    5. HEIGHT OF FLUID IN A PIPE OR ANNULUS (meters) = Kick Volume liters Annular Capacity liters/meter or Pipe Capacity liters/meter

    6. HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE (bars) = Mud Weight kg/l x 0.0981 x TVD meters

    7. HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE GRADIENT (bar/meter) = Mud Weight kg/l x 0.0981

    8. FORMATION PRESSURE (bar) = Hydrostatic Pressure in Drill String bar + SIDPP bar

    9. MUD WEIGHT (kg/l) = Pressure Gradient bar/meter 0.0981 or Pressure bar TVD meters 0.0981

    10. EQUIVALENT MUD WEIGHT (kg/l) = Pressure bar 0.0981 TVD meters

    or (Surface Pressure bar TVD meters 0.0981) + Mud Weight kg/l

    11. EQUIVALENT CIRCULATING DENSITY (kg/l) = (Annular Pressure Loss bar 0.0981 TVD meters) + Original Mud Weight kg/l

    12. KILL MUD WEIGHT (kg/l) = (SIDPP bar 0.0981 TVD meters) + Original Mud Weight kg/l

    13. INITIAL CIRCULATING PRESSURE (bar) = Slow Circulating Rate Pressure bar + SIDPP bar

    14. FINAL CIRCULATING PRESSURE (bar) = Slow Circulating Rate Pressure bar x (Kill Mud Weight kg/l Original Mud Weight kg/l)

    15. NEW PUMP PRESSURE WITH NEW SPM (bar) = Current Pressure bar x (New SPM Old SPM)2 (only approximate!)

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    16. NEW PUMP PRESSURE WITH NEW MUD WEIGHT (bar) = Current Pressure bar x (New Mud Weight Old Mud Weight) (only approximate!)

    17. MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE MUD WEIGHT (kg/l) = (Surface Leak Off bar 0.0981 Shoe TVD meters) + Test Mud Weight kg/l
    (Fracture Mud Weight)

    18. MAASP or MACP (bar) = (Maximum Allowable Mud Weight kg/l - Current Mud Weight kg/l) x 0.0981 x Shoe TVD meters

    19. NEW MAASP AFTER KILL (bar) = (Maximum Allowable Mud Weight kg/l - Kill Mud Weight kg/l) x 0.0981 x Shoe TVD meters

    20. ADDITIONAL MUD RETURNED BY SLUG (litres) = [(Slug Weight kg/l Mud Weight kg/l) 1] x Slug Volume litres

    21. TOTAL MUD RETURNED BY SLUG (litres) = (Slug Weight kg/l Mud Weight kg/l) x Slug Volume litres

    22. LEVEL DROP AFTER PUMPING A SLUG (meters) = [(Slug Weight kg/l Mud Weight kg/l) 1] x Slug Volume litres Drill Pipe Capacity litres/meter

    23. RISER MARGIN (kg/l) = [(Riser Mud Hydrostatic bar Seawater Hydrostatic bar) 0.0981] (Well TVD m - Water Depth m Air Gap m)

    24. CASING PRESSURE AFTER SUBSEA START-UP (bar) = Shut-In Casing Pressure bar Choke Line Friction Loss bar

    25. BOYLES LAW FORMULAES P1 x V1 = P2 x V2 P2 = P1 x V1 V2 = P1 x V1 Atmospheric Pressure = 1 bar


    P = Pressure: V = Volume V2 P2

    26. GAS MIGRATION RATE (meters/hour) = Shut-In Pressure Increase bar/hour Mud Gradient bar/meter (can use SIDPP or SICP)
    (Increase over last hour)

    27. VOLUME TO BLEED DUE TO GAS MIGRATION (litres) = (Working Pressure to Bleed bar Mud Gradient bar/meter) x Annular Capacity litres/meter
    (For Volumetric Method)

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    WELL COMPLETION/WORKOVER FORMULA SHEETFIELD UNITS
    1. KILL FLUID WEIGHT (kg/l) = (SITP bars Top Perforations TVD meters 0.0981) + Original Fluid kg/l

    2. KILL FLUID WEIGHT (kg/l) = BHP bars TVD meters 0.0981

    BULLHEADING FORMULAE
    3. FORMATION FRACTURE PRESSURE (bars) = Formation Fracture Gradient bars/meter x Top Perforations TVD meters

    4. INITIAL HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE (bars) = Formation Pressure bars - SITP bars

    5. INITIAL AVERAGE FLUID DENSITY (kg/l) = Initial Hydrostatic Pressure bars Top Perforations TVD meters 0.0981

    6. MAX INITIAL SURFACE PRESSURE (bars) = Formation Fracture Pressure bars - Initial Hydrostatic Pressure bars

    7. MAX FINAL SURFACE PRESSURE (bars) = Formation Fracture Pressure bars (Kill Fluid Weight kg/l x 0.0981 x Top Perforations TVD meters)

    8. VOLUME TO BULLHEAD (liters) = Surface Lines liters + Surface to EOT liters + EOT to Top Perfs liters + Top Perfs to Bottom Perfs liters
    {EOT = End of Tubing Perfs = Perforations}
    9. BULLHEAD SPM TO EXCEED GAS MIGRATION = Gas Migration Rate meters/hour 60 x Tubing Capacity liters/meter Pump output liters/stroke

    TEMPERATURE CORRECTION FORMULA FOR BRINES


    10. FLUID DENSITY TO MIX (kg/l) = Fluid Density at Avg. Temp kg/l + [(Avg. Temp C - Surface Temp C) x Weight Loss kg/l/degree C]
    {AVG = Average C = degrees Centigrade}
    Example Weight Loss Chart
    (Note: Values will vary based on type of fluid and other factors.)
    Brine weight (kg/l) Weight loss (kg/l/oC)
    1.0 1.08 0.00037
    1.09 1.32 0.00054
    1.33 1.74 0.00071
    1.75 2.04 0.00086
    2.05 2.3 0.00104

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