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KORPOREESHINII IJAARSAA OROMIYAA
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OROMIA CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
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GEDA SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE P-W 02 COMPLETION REPORT
BASED ON THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN
THE CLIENT
GADA SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
(GSEZDC)
&
THE CONTRACTOR
OROMIA CONSTRUCTION CORPORATIONS
(OCC)
UNDER THE CONSULTANT OF

ENGINEERING CORPORATION OF OROMIA
(ECO)
Dec, 2023
Finfinee
ogo Company Name: Form No.:
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Well Completion Report 1 Page 1 of 57
Table of Contents
Table of Contents.........................................................................................................1
List of Tables.................................................................................................................3
List of Annexes..............................................................................................................3
Annex 8: Provisional site hand over …………………...………………………………
54 4
1. Introduction..........................................................................................4
1.1 General..............................................................................................................4
1.2 Location and accessibility.................................................................................4
1.3 Local Geology & Hydrogeology.......................................................................5
2. Drilling History.....................................................................................5
2.1. Manpower and Machinery Equipment..............................................................5
2.2. Drilling Equipment’s.........................................................................................6
2.3. Drilling Method & Activity...............................................................................6
3. Well Logging.......................................................................................10
3.1. Lithological description...................................................................................10
3.2. Geophysical Well Logging..............................................................................11
3.2.1. Geophysical (SP and Gamma) well Logging..........................................11
3.2.2. Resistivity Logging.................................................................................19
3.3. Well Design.....................................................................................................20
4. Well construction................................................................................21
4.1. Installation of Surface & Production Casing...................................................21
4.2. Observation Pipe Installation..........................................................................23
4.3. Gravel packing.................................................................................................23
4.4. Well Development...........................................................................................23
5. Pumping Test Works & Analysis......................................................23
5.1. Purpose............................................................................................................23
5.2. Assigned personnel and Equipment, Materials Used for Testing...................24
5.2.1. Assigned Personnel.................................................................................24
5.2.2. Equipment and Materials Used for Testing.............................................25
5.2.3. Methodology............................................................................................25
5.3. Pumping Test Operation..................................................................................25
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5.3.1. Preliminary test........................................................................................25

5.3.2. Constant discharge test............................................................................26
5.3.3. Recovery test...........................................................................................27
5.3.4. Analysis of Pumping & Recovery Tests.................................................28
6. Grouting and Well Head Construction............................................30
6.1 Grouting...........................................................................................................30
6.2 Well Head Construction..................................................................................30
7. Well Camera.......................................................................................30
8. Water Sampling & Quality Analysis................................................32
8.1. Water Sampling...............................................................................................32
8.2. On-Site Physical Analysis...............................................................................32
8.3. Laboratory Analysis........................................................................................32
9. Well Characteristics...........................................................................35
10. Problem Encountered During Well Construction...........................36
11. Conclusion and Recommendation........................................................37
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List of Figures
Figure 1: Geophysical (SP and Gamma) Logging Graph.....................................18

Figure 2: Electrical Resistivity Logging Graph List of Figures ………………..19
Figure 3: Well design and geological well cross-section.....................................21
Figure 4: Constant Discharge Test Graph............................................................26
Figure 5: Constant pimping Test (105 lit/sec)......................................................27
Figure 6: Constant Recovery Test Graph.............................................................28
Figure 7: Piper plot of GSEZ P-Well # 01...........................................................33
Figure 8: Wilcox Diagra.......................................................................................34
List of Tables
Table 1: Names of the assigned manpower............................................................5
Table 2: Drilling Rig, Equipment and Accessories................................................6
Table 3: Drilling methods and diameter.................................................................7
Table 4: Daily drilling activities.............................................................................7
Table 5: Lithological description..........................................................................10
Table 6: Geophysical well logging raw data........................................................11
Table 7: Arrangement of the installed casings.....................................................23
Table 8: Names of pumping test crew members..................................................24
Table 9: The original and well-camera-recorded casing arrangement.................31
Table 10: Well Characteristic...............................................................................35
List of Annexes
Annex 1: Provisional test Data Sheet…………………………………………………. 39
Annex 2: Constant test Data Sheet……………………………………………….…….40
Annex 3: Recovery test……………………………………………………………..….45
Annex 4: Laboratory water quality report……………………………………………... 47
Annex 5:Well camera video image recording format……………………….…………51
Annex 6: Original casing arrangement vs recorded with camera video imaging………52
Annex 7: Take off sheet ………………………………………………………………. 53
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Annex 8: Provisional site hand over …………………...………………………………54
1. Introduction
1.1 General
The agreement was signed on the 11 day of May, 2023, between the Gada Special
Economic Zone Development Corporation & Oromia Construction Corporation to carry
out the Drilling, Construction and Pumping Test of 4 (Four) Deep (500 +/- 20%) wells
for the intended Gada Special Economic Zone Development Water Supply Project
around Mojo town in East Shawa Zone of Oromia Regional National State.
Accordingly, the well is designated by a code as GSEZ PW # 02 and was executed

following the terms and conditions outlined in the contract agreement. The contractual
target depth was 500m for the well whereas the actual drilled depth for GSEZ PW # 02
was 500m and the effective depth was 603m, after well camera observation. The well is
drilled with bit sizes of 24’’, 20’’ and 12” TC bit using a mud drilling system.
This well completion report, on top of presenting work activities enumerated in the bill
of quantities, describes the following: Location and accessibility, Drilling methodology,
Machinery and equipment, Drilling history, Borehole hydrogeology, Well Design and
construction, Pump test operation, pump test methodology and data processing, and
finally Water quality analysis
1.2 Location and accessibility
The project area is located in Modjo town, East Shawa Zone of the Oromia Regional
State. It is about 72km away from Finfinnee, along the Old Asphalt Road to Adama. The
drilling site is located approximately 2km from asphalt and is well accessible in all
seasons. Geographically the drilled well is situated at 05136698 m E, 0952094m, N and
1799 m above mean sea level.
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1.3 Local Geology & Hydrogeology
Geologically, the area lies under Shallow Alluvial deposit volcanic rocks of weather
pyroclastic and Fracture basalt; Ignimbrite, rhyolite and trachyte are the dominant
geology of the area. Particularly, Tuff (Welded, Unwelded), Trachyte and Rhyolite
which are exposed at the drilling site as well as from the lithological formation collected
during drilling activities. The moderate to high weathered and fractured Ignimbrite,
Trachyte and Scorious Basalt at the depth are the highly potential aquifers for the drilled
well in the area from a hydrogeological point of view.
2. Drilling History
Mobilization of a drilling machine (rig) & an assigned drilling crew to the drilling site
took place on 29-30/09/2015 E.C. The drilling activity commenced on 06/10/2015 E.C
and was completed on 18/2/2016 E.C. The demobilisation from the site took place on
20/11/2015 E.C
2.1. Manpower and Machinery Equipment
To undertake the water wells drilling and construction works; the contractor deployed
the following Manpower, machinery, equipment and accessories on the project site.
Table 1: Names of the assigned manpower

No Name Responsibility
1 Ahmedin Abdella Hydrogeologist
2 Raheem Gul Bala Gul Chief driller
3 Mokonen Tashoma Assistant Chief driller
4 Boki Bayana Driller and Storeman
5 Amanuel Yosef Driller
6 Ubeydul Haque & Melkamu Welders
7 Baddilu Mohammed & Warqu Tulu Rig Driver & Crane Operator
8 Nuguse Ano/ Fraol Wayesa Light vehicle/ Shower Truck drivers
9 Sulxan Turi,Daniel Alamu, Lema Daily Labors
Mulugeta Mulugeta , Harun
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2.2. Drilling Equipment’s
The drilling rig together with drilling tools and accessories were mobilized to execute
the work following the specifications of the contract. The following equipment and
materials are used for the work.
Table 2: Drilling Rig, Equipment and Accessories

No Description Quantity
1 AGBO-650 & AGBO-8586, drilling machine with 1 Unit

all its accessories and other necessary equipment
with a capacity of drilling above 600m, operation
DTH/Direct and Reverse Mud rotary
2 Compressor 1unit
3 Shower Truck 1 unit
4 Crane 1 unit
5 Electric power generator 1 unit
6 Nissan Pickup 1 unit
7 Electric submersible pump 1 set
8 V-Notch 1 Pieces
9 Deep meter (M-scope) 1 Unit
10 Electrical conductivity meter 1 Unit
2.3. Drilling Method & Activity
The upper 30ms, which comprise soft formation, is drilled with TC 24 inch of bit and
mud drilling method, the next medium depth of 30m to a depth of 250ms is drilled with
20inches while the lower depth of the well which is from 250-603m depth was drilled
by 12’’ TC bit. A mud drilling method was used; whereby, Bentonite and other
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polymers were used as drilling fluid. It is used as lubrication or coolant and removing
drilled cuttings from down the hole.
Table 3: Drilling methods and diameter

Depth interval Drilling Drilling Main Drilling Fluid Casing used
diameter system Used
0-30m 24’’ Mud Rotary Bentonite with water 22" steel surface casing
30- 250 m 20" Mud Rotary Bentonite with water 12" Screen & Blind steel
casing
250-603 12” Mud rotary Bentonite with water 8’’ screen and blind casing
Table 4: Daily drilling activities

Date Description of the work Remark
29-30/09/2015 Mobilization to site. Unloading the tools
01-03/10/2015 Rig Up and Mud pit Excavation
04-05/10/2015 Idle , Searching appropriate bit for start drilling
06/10/2015 We drilled from0- 85m by 20” bit
07/10/2015 We drilled from 85-175m.
08/10/2015 We drilled from 175-250m
09/10/2015 We took out the tools, reamed from 30-30m by 24’’

bit
10-12/10/2015 Idle, Waiting for Surface Casing.
13-14/10/2015 We Installed 30m Surface Casing And Grouting and

waiting for Grouting to dry.
15/10/2015 We drilled from 250-257m by 12’’ TC bit.
16/10/2015 We drilled from 257-327m.
17/10/2015 We drilled from 327-345m.
18/10/2015 We drilled from 345- 380m.
19/10/2015 Borehole was Collapsed and tools was Stucked 362m.
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20-30 /10/2015- We tried to free Stacked tools but We can’t. its beyond
the Rig Capacity.
08-10/11/2015 We have been cleared the well by Rivers Circulation

method. While we are trying to Clear The nosel of the
bit was sucked by silt.
11/11/2015 We decided to take Out the Tools & Start to Clear

mud pit.
12-14/11/2015 We Clear Mud Pit.
15-16/11/2015 We tried to Clear the well by mud circulation. But

there is no circulation.
17/11/2015 We take 27/8 drill pipe with its accessories From Gelan
Work Shop to Clear the well
18-19/11/2015 We Cleared the well by 27/8’’drill pipe Up to 361m.

but there is no Change.
20-23/11/2015 Waiting For Air Compressor & Air pipe
24/11/2015 Air pipe was Arrived
25/11/2015 We Clear the back fill By Air Compressor & the tools
was free.
26/11/2015- We are Idle, due to Maintenances & Service of the Rig

02/12/2015 was did.
03/12/2015 We Clear the back filled
04/12/2015 We drilled from 382-402m.
05/11/2015 We drilled from 402-431m.
06/11/2015 We drilled from 431-450m.
07/11/2015 We drilled from 450-462m.
08/11/2015 On the morning we are on Maintenance of Top head,

We drilled from 462-466m.
09/11/2015 We are Idle, due to maintenance
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10/11/2015 On the morning we are on Maintenance of Top head,

we drilled from 466-470m.
11/11/2015 We drilled from 470-490m.
12/11/2015 We drilled from 490-500m.
13/11/2015 We drilled from 500-513m.
14/11/2015 we are on Maintenance of Top head, We drilled from

513-516m.
15/11/2015 We drilled from 516-523m.
16/11/2015 We drilled from 523-536m.
17/11/2015 We drilled from 536-538m.
18/11/2015 We drilled from 538-554m.
19/11/2015 We drilled from 554-575m.
20/11/2015 We drilled from 575-584m.
21-24/11/2015 We are Idle, Waiting For drilled from 584-598m.
/11/2015 We drilled from 598-602m.
04/11/2015 We drilled from 382-402m.
05-07/11/2015 We drilled from 382-402m.
08/11/2015 We drilled from 382-402m.
09/11/2015 We drilled from 382-402m.
10/11/2015 We drilled from 382-402m.
11/11/2015 We drilled from 382-402m.
12/11/2015 We drilled from 382-402m.
13/11/2015 We installed a riser pipe
14/11/2015 We did a provisional pumping test
15-17/11/2015 We have done a Constant pumping test
19/11/2015 Wellhead Construction & Grouting
20/11/2015 Demobilization of remaining Drilling tools
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3. Well Logging
3.1. Lithological description
The rock cuttings were collected every 2 meters during drilling and were placed in
labelled sample boxes. These data logging were used to determine the drilling depth,
delineate water-bearing zones, and understand subsurface conditions and position
arrangement of slotted casings based on the result obtained from the logging for casing
arrangements. Table 2 below describes the collected cutting samples along with their
respective depths.
Table 5: Lithological description
Depth interval (m)
From To Lithology Key Word Description
0 2 top soil(Black Cutton soil) Silt clay topsoil
2 22 Tuff dark brown in Color
22 70 Tuff Light Brown in Color
70 84 Welded tuff Welded tuff
84 172 Welded tuff with White Color
172 194 Moderately Fructure and Slightly

Weathered Ignimbrite Weathered ignimbrite with silica
194 286 Slight to moderate fractured and

moderate to high weathered
ignimbrite with silica Weathered ignimbrite with silica
286 404 Fractured and weathered

ignimbrite with silica Fractured ignimbrite With Silica
404 440 Trachyte basalt Fractured and weathered trachyte basalt

with few silica
440 480 Trachyte basalt Moderately fractured and moderate to high

weathered trachyte basalt
480 506 Scoracious Basalt Fractured and weathered Scoracious Basalt
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506 556 Scoracious Basalt Moderately fractured Scoracious Basalt
556 582 Scoracious Basalt Modearte to high fractured Scoracious

Basalt
582 603 Rhyolite Moderate to high fractured Rhyolite
3.2. Geophysical Well Logging
3.2.1. Geophysical (SP and Gamma) well Logging
Right after the completion of the drilling operation, geophysical logging was conducted
which aid also in the arrangement of the casing. The logging methods were SP, Gamma,
short normal and long normal resistively. The logging was conducted at every 2-meter
intervals starting from 30 meters to 544 meters of well depth.
Table 6: Geophysical well logging raw data

Recorded Electrical Logging Data From The Well
Depth Gamma SP Short Normal long Normal

30 44 8 49.25 197
32 47 6 41.85 167.4
34 40 9 43.35 173.4
36 36 5 31.65 126.6
38 39 6 57.35 229.4
40 35 7 12.45 49.8
42 38 7 12.5 50
44 32 8 25.5 102
46 38 10 19.1 76.4
48 40 11 36.8 147.2
50 41 14 35.35 141.4
52 35 12 18.05 72.2
54 38 20 33.6 134.4
56 39 21 33.7 134.8
58 41 26 35.75 143
60 46 25 18.15 72.6
62 43 26 18.65 74.6
64 40 27 38.75 65
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66 38 30 20.75 83
68 36 35 19.15 76.6
70 33 38 14.85 59.4
72 39 38 15.95 63.8
74 42 37 25.2 100.8
76 48 34 21.05 44.2
78 46 36 28.2 72.8
80 44 37 27.65 110.6
82 47 40 15.55 62.2
84 43 36 26.1 24.4
86 45 37 13.2 52.8
88 42 35 52.65 210.6
90 40 33 53.55 214.2
92 38 31 16.7 66.8
94 39 33 12.35 49.4
96 37 30 9.45 37.8
98 34 26 23.9 95.6
100 36 29 28.8 115.2
102 35 24 72.75 291
104 34 23 32.55 130.2
106 28 28 25.5 102
108 20 30 16.1 64.4
110 24 31 46.2 184.8
112 26 32 76.25 305
114 28 34 56.25 225
116 31 36 53.25 213
118 29 39 52.65 210.6
120 27 40 62.55 250.2
122 24 41 34.5 138
124 23 40 17.9 71.6
126 25 38 174.6 298.4
128 21 39 66.9 667.6
130 20 40 171.4 285.6
132 25 44 138.3 153.2
134 24 47 34.65 138.6
136 26 45 18.95 75.8
138 27 45 46.8 187.2
140 21 43 38.35 153.4
142 24 44 33.65 134.6
144 26 45 13.75 55
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146 29 44 18.75 75
148 27 46 51.75 207
150 25 42 37.35 149.4
152 23 41 10.45 41.8
154 26 43 16.1 64.4
156 25 43 18.2 72.8
158 28 44 8.65 54.6
160 30 47 9.75 49
162 29 47 6.95 67.8
164 37 47 17.4 69.6
166 44 45 12.5 50
168 39 49 154.5 618
170 34 47 80.9 543.6
172 33 49 104.2 416.8
174 35 52 55.85 223.4
176 38 51 39.15 156.6
178 32 50 24.85 99.4
180 36 49 20.95 83.8
182 34 51 22.2 88.8
184 37 53 51.45 205.8
186 38 54 21.3 85.2
188 40 53 29.25 93
190 44 53 7.65 70.6
192 47 53 11.55 46.2
194 40 52 27.3 69.2
196 36 52 12.45 65.8
198 39 50 48.3 193.2
200 35 49 31.65 126.6
202 38 49 24.35 97.4
204 32 46 26.85 107.4
206 38 46 11.35 85.4
208 40 44 56.25 65
210 41 43 16.25 65
212 35 42 71.25 285
214 38 42 104.25 417
216 35 42 131.85 127.4
218 31 42 157.35 229.4
220 27 41 148.45 493.8
222 36 40 142.7 170.8
224 45 40 95.55 382.2
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226 50 39 218.1 472.4

228 42 37 54.6 218.4
230 38 36 55.9 223.6
232 34 37 76.2 304.8
234 41 36 66.25 265
236 39 36 153.25 613
238 35 33 49.65 198.6
240 27 34 23.95 95.8
242 28 36 35.8 63.2
244 25 37 23.15 92.6
246 24 31 33.65 94.6
248 27 31 43.75 95
250 29 41 32.75 131
252 35 37 33.55 134.2
254 41 44 26.7 106.8
256 48 46 36.35 95.4
258 52 38 21.25 95
260 55 45 30.25 121
262 57 42 73.05 292.2
264 37 42 97.6 390.4
266 36 46 143.5 574
268 38 46 85.7 342.8
270 45 47 49.15 76.6
272 49 42 68.85 75.4
274 51 47 37.75 151
276 56 47 79.55 158.2
278 52 49 41.9 167.6
280 51 47 18.4 73.6
282 38 45 36.7 146.8
284 33 42 52.35 209.4
286 35 45 39.45 157.8
288 43 44 26.9 107.6
290 47 43 155.4 221.6
292 49 44 50.1 200.4
294 40 39 153 212
296 35 42 106.6 326.4
298 29 45 96.3 385.2
300 31 49 58.25 233
302 30 47 26.65 106.6
304 35 51 48.35 193.4
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306 29 50 110.65 442.6

308 26 40 130.15 520.6
310 27 37 135.05 540.2
312 30 39 90 360
314 43 37 137 148
316 48 35 14.4 157.6
318 50 43 31.9 47.6
320 48 35 18.4 313.6
322 45 40 15.7 342.8
324 40 41 54.15 216.6
326 43 38 62.85 251.4
328 42 38 132.55 130.2
330 30 35 199.5 398
332 31 29 244.9 479.6
334 30 28 115 460
336 36 32 83 332
338 43 33 50.6 502.4
340 38 25 222.1 488.4
342 46 21 63.4 253.6
344 48 20 27.7 110.8
346 44 19 68.55 274.2
348 38 25 94.7 378.8
350 34 25 44.95 179.8
352 36 27 100 400
354 48 23 69 276
356 53 24 53.8 215.2
358 50 18 46.75 187
360 39 21 42.35 169.4
362 31 21 74.45 297.8
364 28 14 82.9 331.6
366 26 24 55.6 222.4
368 25 18 88.1 352.4
370 27 20 34.6 138.4
372 36 18 43.9 175.6
374 34 17 105.8 423.2
376 38 23 38.15 152.6
378 43 27 16.65 106.6
380 42 13 114.35 77.4
382 37 11 89.85 319.4
384 29 9 130.95 523.8
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386 30 8 181.2 324.8

388 31 11 36.25 145
390 45 4 15.25 141
392 48 1 13.05 92.2
394 49 3 48.6 74.4
396 39 1 34.7 98.8
398 35 6 51.95 207.8
400 30 2 70.4 81.6
402 40 4 17.1 168.4
404 44 7 11.4 73.6
406 40 14 19.7 158.8
408 31 18 48.95 45.8
410 29 23 9.8 59.2
412 29 21 19.95 119.8
414 40 23 37 88
416 43 27 22.4 189.6
418 48 30 16.5 106
420 35 35 59.3 237.2
422 29 34 211.85 447.4
424 30 36 244.35 377.4
426 39 37 244.85 379.4
428 42 40 96.95 387.8
430 53 43 194.4 377.6
432 57 48 193.9 275.6
434 54 53 139.8 459.2
436 59 54 92.95 371.8
438 40 58 151.6 206.4
440 41 59 101.3 305.2
442 38 55 202.25 509
444 35 67 224.45 497.8
446 27 62 80.9 323.6
448 28 72 65.2 260.8
450 26 71 49.05 196.2
452 27 77 82.8 331.2
454 31 78 23.55 94.2
456 28 92 19.7 78.8
458 30 95 11.95 87.8
460 29 96 33.4 133.6
462 31 106 12.7 50.8
464 32 113 29.55 118.2
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466 45 116 86.9 347.6

468 38 120 19.4 77.6
470 43 123 33.9 155.6
472 28 129 14.8 59.2
474 32 129 13.95 55.8
476 31 144 138.8 155.2
478 43 151 21.75 207
480 44 149 118.35 373.4
482 49 153 35.65 142.6
484 30 162 21.15 84.6
486 28 163 29.25 117
488 29 176 50.85 203.4
490 27 190 58.15 232.6
492 30 203 30.65 122.6
494 31 212 38.15 152.6
496 43 223 65.65 240
498 38 233 88.5 260
500 41 240 13.05 92.2
502 23 241 48.6 74.4
504 29 238 34.7 98.8
506 31 245 51.95 207.8
508 29 249 70.4 81.6
510 30 255 17.1 168.4
512 33 255 11.4 73.6
514 29 263 32.75 131
516 30 259 33.55 134.2
518 29 264 26.7 106.8
520 31 272 36.35 95.4
522 32 275 21.25 95
524 28 272 30.25 121
526 29 283 73.05 292.2
528 31 280 97.6 390.4
530 28 280 143.5 574
532 32 283 76.25 305
534 31 290 56.25 225
536 30 298 53.25 213
538 38 304 52.65 210.6
540 41 304 41.85 167.4
542 38 309 43.35 173.4
544 33 295 31.65 126.6
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Figure 1: Geophysical (SP and Gamma) Logging Graph
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3.2.2. Resistivity Logging
Figure 2: Electrical Resistivity Logging Graph
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3.3. Well Design
Figure 3: Well design and geological well cross-section
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4. Well construction
4.1. Installation of Surface & Production Casing
Installation of production was conducted according to the hydrogeological formations

encountered. Ø 12"ad 8’ steel production casings have been installed. Slotted screen
casings have been installed parallel to the most permeable strata (aquifer) while the
remaining impermeable portion was cased by blind casing. The blind casing has
remained extended for about 1.00 meters above the ground surface. Casing
arrangements are set as follows.
Table 7: Arrangement of the installed casings

Casing
The well-depth Number of
material Diameter
interval from casing Casing Length(m) Remark
(steel, (OD), inch
the surface (Pcs)
PVC)
From To Blind Screen
1.2 agl 29.26 pcs
169.95 steel 12 171.15
Blind
169.95 187.5 steel 12 3 pcs Screen 17.55
187.5 1 pcs
193.35 steel 12 5.85
Blind
193.35 2 pcs
205.05 steel 12 11.7
Screen
205.05 2 pcs
216.75 steel 12 11.7
Blind
216.75 4 pcs
240.15 steel 12 23.4
Screen
240.15 1 pcs
246 steel 12 5.85
Blind
246 3 pcs
264 steel 8 18
Blind
264 270 steel 8 1 pcs Screen 6
270 3 pcs
288 steel 8 18
Blind
294 4 pcs
318 steel 8 24
Blind
330 3 pcs
348 steel 8 18
Blind
360 378 steel 8 3 pcs 18
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Blind
396 4 pcs
420 steel 8 24
Blind
438 3 pcs
456 steel 8 18
Blind
468 1 pcs
474 steel 8 6
Blind
480 1 pcs
486 steel 8 6
Blind
498 1 pcs
504 steel 8 6
Blind
516 steel 8 2 pcs
528 12
Blind
540 steel 8 2 pcs
552 12
Blind
564 steel 8 2 pcs
576 12
Blind
582 steel 8 3 pcs
603 21
Blind
Total Blind Casing (12") 28.80pcs 194.55m
Total Screen Casing (12") 11.70pcs 52.65m
Total Blind Casing (8") 29.00pcs 213
Total Screen Casing (8") 14.00pcs 144.0m
4.2. Observation Pipe Installation
Observation pipes were installed in between the wall of the well and the steel casing before
the gravel pack. The total length of these 1” galvanized steel observation pipes is 216m out
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of which 18m are slotted, it was checked during the pumping test but is not functional; it
may be due to gravel inter during packing or the slots blocked by tuff during installation.
4.3. Gravel packing
After the completion of casing installation, the annular space between the wall of the well
and the casing was packed with 45m 3gravel. These gravels are clean, well-rounded grains of
uniform size which range between 9-12mm and they are free from soluble materials.
4.4. Well Development
To remove the mud cake or drilling fluid film that coats the borehole and to increase the
natural porosity and permeability of the formation in the vicinity of the borehole, well
development is carried out. The well developed for about 10 hrs by Surge block, 32 hours by
air compressor, until the water becomes clean and silt/sand free. In addition to that, the well
was developed using one-sided clean water mud pump circulation for 10 hours and
5. Pumping Test Works & Analysis

5.1. Purpose
Pumping tests were conducted to determine the performance characteristics of a well

and the hydraulic parameters of the aquifer. These data, taken under controlled
conditions, give a measure for the productive capacity of the completed well and also
provide the capacity of the computed well provided for the selection of appropriate
pumping equipment.
The second purpose of pumping tests is to provide data from which the principal factors
of aquifer performance transmissibility and storage coefficient can be calculated. This
type of test is called an aquifer test because it is primarily the aquifer characteristics that
are being determined even though the specific capacity of the well can also be
calculated.
Aquifer test will predict:
• The effect of new withdrawals on existing wells,
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• The drawdown in the future and different discharges,
• The radius of the cone of influence for individual or multiple wells.

Therefore, the test pumping of the well may be considered as an evolution stage that
includes the estimation of hydro-geologic parameters, redesign and analysis of the well
and the calculation of aquifer and well yield. The aquifer yield concept is essential to
withdrawal that can be allowed without causing a long-term decline in the water table of
the region. Test pumping of wells forms the basis for any groundwater development
strategy in a regional or local hydro-geologic system.
Pumping test serves many important purposes:
• Assessing the design yield of a well or an aquifer,

• Assessing the groundwater quality through sampling,
• Obtaining the information for pump installation level,
• Facilitating maintenance of wells.
5.2. Assigned personnel and Equipment, Materials Used for Testing
A pumping test crew was deployed to undertake the pumping test operation with full
pump testing equipment and accessories. Mobilization of the crane & its equipment
with accessories and assigned crew took place on 22/02/16 E.C. The Pumping test
activity commenced on 22/02/16 E.C. and completed on 25/02/16 E.C. The
demobilization from the site was on 26/02/16 E.C.
5.2.1. Assigned Personnel

Table 8: Names of pumping test crew members
No. Name of Crew members Title
1 Ahmedin Abdella Hydrogeologist

2 Wami Bikila Electrician
3 Samson G/Mikael Crane Operator
5.2.2. Equipment and Materials Used for Testing
The materials used for the pumping test operation are discussed below:
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1. Generator: type-, Capacity=190KW

2. Pump: type- submersible, Capacity =130 l/s, H=100 m, power=750KW,
3. Water level and temperature gauge/indicator of appropriate type, deep and
stopwatch
4. For discharge measurement, V notch
5. Appropriate switch Board
6. Riser and discharge pipes (G.S.P), Size=5", length= 6m
7. Crane for mantling or dismantling of pump and pipes
8. Pump position =124 m
5.2.3. Methodology
To produce accurate data, the tests are carried out methodologically by carefully
recording the time, discharge and depth. Continuous test method mainly by constantly
discharging or pumping a single well was applied.
5.3. Pumping Test Operation
The Pumping test of the exploratory borehole at GSEZ PW # 02 was carried out with a
plunger pump having the capacity of discharge 130 l/sec at a head of 100m. The
effective depth of the well is 603m from the measuring point, top of the casing. The
pump was set at an intake position of 124m. The water level during the pumping test
was measured through the observation pipe installed within the casing with an electric
sounder and lightning-deep meter without any hindrance. The discharge was measured
using the 900 V-notch calibrated with the given standard head for corresponding
discharge in the converter table.
5.3.1. Preliminary test
Before the actual continuous pumping test commencement, the preliminary test was
conducted for two hours with a discharge rate of 109 l/sec. During this time the water
level dropped from 00m to 34.4.m and a total drawdown of 17.15m was measured in the
borehole. Accordingly, after deciding on the appropriate pump type, pipe diameter and
pump setting depth, the crew completed the installation works to start with the pumping
test. The static water level of the borehole is originally at 17.25Meters
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5.3.2. Constant discharge test
The constant discharge test was commenced on 30/02/2016EC and completed on

25/02/2016EC. The test was carried out with an average discharge rate of 101.45 l/sec
for a total duration of 72 hours pumping without interruption by installing the pump at
124 m meter depth within the blind casing. During the pumping period, the water level
is stabilized at 43.30m. The final drawdown of the well was 25.37m.
Figure 4: Constant Discharge Test graph
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Figure 5: Constant pimping Test (101.45 lit/sec)
5.3.3. Recovery test

Right after the stoppage of the constant pumping test recovery test was carried out, It
was preceded by measuring and recording the rebounding water level (RWL) with a
similar time interval applied for the constant rate test until the maximum percentage of
recovery was achieved. The analysis of the recovery test can also be used as a relative
comparison of the hydraulic parameters obtained through constant tests. The static water
level is 17.93m and the dynamic water level is 43.30 m. The final water level after a
300-minute recovery is 24.63 meters. The recovery result shows that the water level
recovered by 73.59 % in 360 minutes. The graph of the recovery test is presented in Fig.
6 below and the data in annexed.
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Figure 6: Constant Recovery Test Graph
5.3.4. Analysis of Pumping & Recovery Tests

Data analysis and graphical presentation of the constant rate and recovery test have also
been prepared using aquifer test software, using Jacob’s linear analysis method.
5.3.4.1. Specific Capacity (Sc)
Sc= Q/Sw, where Q = pumping rate = 101.45 l/sec

Sw= total drawdown in the well = 25.37m
Sc= Q/Sw=101.45*4320/25.37 = 3.998 l/s
Thus, 239.9 l/min (3.998*60) can be pumped per one meter of drawdown (water level
fall) from the well.
5.3.4.2. Safe yield (Sy)
This will be calculated considering factors, which affect the available water column,
such as
- Static Water Level

- Available Drow Down
- Pump Position
- Dynamic Water Level
- Total Drow Down Depth
- Discharge Of pumping Rate
- Well development inaccuracies and
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- aquifer productivity through time

Seasonal water fluctuation will have positive effect on the available water column. The
screens are considered to be fully slotted and are not in a position to clog the free
entrance of water. The pump is assumed to be 100% efficient for simplicity in this case
at 125m. Well development inaccuracies and aquifer productivity through time are
included in the safety factor, which is considered to be 50%.
In Case of Our Well
Available (ADD)= 124m
Static Water Level= 17.93m
Pump Position =124m
Dynamic Water Level =43.30m
Drow Down= 25.37m
Discharge of pumping Rate (Q=101.45 l/s) (0.10145m3/s)
SC=Q* Total Pumping Test in min/ DD,
SC= 101.45*4320/25.37 = 900.5425 m3/d/m for Three days

SC=300.18 m3/d/m
SC=300.18 M3/d/m
Safe Yield = NADD*SC*Safety Factor (0.50)
Safe Yield= 15009m3/d Sy= 0.17371528m3/sec.
SY =174 lit/sec which is rearly Double of the pumping rate considered during the
conducted pumping test. Thus, the well can yield 174 lit/sec for the designed purpose.
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6. Grouting and Well Head Construction
1.4 Grouting
After the completion of well development and pumping test works, all measure was
taken to prevent the entrance of foreign material into to well. The annular space
between the borehole wall and the production casing was grouted with mixed cement
grout to prevent any surface/external pollutants from flowing into the well.
1.5 Well Head Construction

The final part of the well construction is the wellhead construction. The well head was
done according to the specified design in fact to protect the stick up above ground from
breakage and movement during pump installation including capping of piezometers.
Special care is taken for the mixing ratio and quality of sand, water, cement and
aggregate used for the construction of the wellhead with 1m x 1m x 1.25m dimension.
7. Well Camera
Both screened and blind casings positions were briefly observed from top to bottom by
slowly moving the camera downwards. Consequently, all casings were observed and
cross-checked with the initial arrangement made between the previous and current
casing positions, the average inconsistency observed is -0.85, see Table 9 below.
The total drilled depth is 603m, and also cased depth is 64.3m with 1.3m stickup above
ground level for sanitary purposes, The actual depth recorded by the well camera video
image is 602.224m because the bottom 0.78m is filled by backfill. No foreign material
is observed and the well is free from defects except the bottom 0.78m part backfilled.
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Table 9: The original and well-camera-recorded casing arrangement

Original Casing Arrangement Recorded with Video Camera Difference b/n
No
From To Length (m) Diam. From To Length(m) Diam. End Joints
1 0 169.95 169.95 12 0 169.95 169.95 12 0
2 169.95 187.5 17.55 12 169.95 187.5 17.55 12 0
3 187.5 193.35 5.85 12 187.5 193.35 5.85 12 0
4 193.35 205.05 11.7 12 193.35 205.05 11.7 12 0
5 205.05 216.75 11.7 12 205.05 216.75 11.7 12 0
6 216.75 240.15 23.4 12 216.75 240.15 23.4 12 0
7 240.15 246 5.85 12 240.15 246 5.85 12 0
8 246 264 18 8 246 264 18 8 0
9 264 270 6 8 264 270 6 8 0
10 270 288 18 8 270 288 18 8 0
11 288 294 6 8 288 294 6 8 0
12 294 318 24 8 294 318 24 8 0
13 318 330 12 8 318 330 12 8 0
14 330 348 18 8 330 348 18 8 0
15 348 360 12 8 348 360 12 8 0
16 360 378 18 8 360 378.944 18.944 8 0.944
17 378 396 18 8 378.944 397.118 18.174 8 0.174
18 396 420 24 8 397.118 421.239 24.121 8 0.121
19 420 438 18 8 421.239 439 17.761 8 -0.239
20 438 456 18 8 439 457 18 8 0
21 456 468 12 8 457 469 12 8 0
22 468 474 6 8 469 475 6 8 0
23 474 480 6 8 475 481 6 8 0
24 480 486 6 8 481 487 6 8 0
25 486 498 12 8 487 499 12 8 0
26 498 504 6 8 499 505.38 6.38 8 0.38
27 504 516 12 8 505.38 517 11.62 8 -0.38
28 516 528 12 8 517 529 12 8 0
29 528 540 12 8 529 541 12 8 0
30 540 552 12 8 541 553 12 8 0
31 552 564 12 8 553 565 12 8 0
32 564 576 12 8 565 577 12 8 0
33 576 582 6 8 577 585 6 8 0
34 582 603 21 8 585 602.224 17.224 8 -3.776
603 back fill -0.776
Total 602.224 0
Average discrepancy -0.09867
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8. Water Sampling & Quality Analysis

8.1. Water Sampling
Water samples for chemical analysis were collected After 24hrs, 48hrs and at the end of
the constant pumping test (72hrs) were taken for a laboratory (Physic-chemical)
analysis as specified in the BOQ and taken to a laboratory for the physicochemical
analysis.
8.2. On-Site Physical Analysis
The physical inspection of the water flowing out of the well during the pumping period
revealed that the water from the well is odourless, tasteless and colourless. Water
samples were collected in 2-litre plastic bottles after 24hrs, 48hrs and at the end of the
constant pumping test.
8.3. Laboratory Analysis
The chemical analysis result of all Chemical constituents is compared with the World
Health Organization (WHO) drinking water standard. In general, the chemical quality of
the well water is fit to Ethiopian standards for household uses and WHO. Check the
result of the laboratory analysis and summary of the interpretation of the chemical
analysis as follows: -
The chemical analysis result of the water sample collected during the pumping test
shows that the water of the well is chemically Na-Ca-HCO3(as per ECDSWC lab reslt)
and Na-HCO3( as per ECO lab result) types.
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Figure 7: Piper plot of GSEZ P-Well # 02
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Figure 8: Wilcox Diagram
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9. Well Characteristics
Table 10: Well Characteristic
No. Well details Description
GSEZ P-Well # 02 site, Modjo town, East Showa zone

Oromia Region
1 Location
Geographical Coordinate Zone 37 UTM x= 05136698,
Y=0952094and at an elevation of 1779m a..s.l.
2 Date of the agreement signed May 11,2023
3 Client Geda Special Economic Zone Development Corporation
4 Contractor Oromia Construction Corporation
5 Consultant Engineering Corporation of Oromia
6 Project Drilling and Construction of 4 deep water wells around
Modjo town
7 Target depth 500m +/- 20%
8 Drilling method Mud rotary
9 Date of drilling started 30/09/2015 E.C.
10 Drilling diameter By 24” rotary bit from 0-30 m, from 30-250 m by 20 and
250-602 by 12’’ inch
11 Date of drilling completed 18/11/2015 E.C
12 Executed depth 603 m
13 Cased depth 603m
Effective well depth 602.224m, after well camera observation result
14 Surface casing installed 30 m
15 Casing type Steel
16 Casing diameter 12 inch up to 248.22 m and 8inche to 602.22 m
17 Total length of blind 12” casing 194.55(stick up)
18 Total length of Screen 12” casing 52.65m
19 Total length of blind 8” casing 213m installed / 212.224m effective
20 Total length of Screen 8” casing 144m
21 Installed observation pipe 210, not functional
22 Gravel packing ( m3) 46
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23 Well Development hour 10 + 10+32

24 Static water level, m 17.93
25 Pumping test Pump position, m 124
26 Pumping test discharge, l/s 101.45
27 Pumping test Pump power, Kw 750 For the pump test
28 Maximum drawdown, m 25.37
29 Dynamic Water level, m 43.30
30 Transmissivity, m2/day 2.92*102 m2/d
31 Hydraulic conductivity 1.49*10 0 m/d
32 Specific capacity, l/s/m 3.998 l/s
33 Safe Yield, l/s 174 l/s
34 Well Type Productive
35 Main Aquifer Weathered and Fractured ignimbrite, Trachy basalt and
Scoriaceous basalt
10. Problem Encountered During Well Construction

There are different challenges faced during the work but it’s given timely an appropriate
solutions, and finally the drilling work with its construction succefully completed with
in few days.
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11. Conclusion and Recommendation

 The well was drilled both with Ø of 24” drilling bit up to 30 m and cased with 22” Ø
surface Casing in the upper part of loose materials to protect against collapse & 20” Ø of
drilling bit from 30 – 250 and the remaining up to 603m drilled by 12 inches, and then
cased with 12’’and 8” Ø production casing by proper well design based on the lithological
and electrical logging.
 The main aquifer is highly fractured and weathered ignimbrite, Trachy basalt and
Scoriaceous basalt
 6-9 mm of well-rounded & clean and free from sand & silt was packed in the annular
space between the wall of the well and production casing and the well was developed &
cleaned for sufficient time and to the satisfaction of the hydro geologist/site supervisor.
 Constant Pumping test operation was conducted for 72 hours with a discharge rate
of 101.45 lit/sec at a pump position of 124 m.
 In general, the value of the aquifer parameters shows that the area has high groundwater
potential; the chemical quality of the well water is permissible for drinking purposes.
 It would be good if the area were protected as a well field to minimize the problem of the
water supply of the area and to protect groundwater fluctuation of the area by conducting
groundwater flow modelling and using it as a tool for groundwater management.
 To get the most possible discharge, it is recommended to put the operational

submersible pumps at a depth of 124 m by a pump which able to extract 174 lit/s.
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Annex
o Provision Pumping Test Data Sheet
o Constant Discharge Data Sheet
o Recover Test Data Sheets
o Water Quality Report
o Well Camera video image recording format
o Casing arrangement Vs. recorded with well-camera video imaging
o Take off Sheet
o Project Provisional Acceptance Checklist
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Annex 1: Provisional test Data Sheet

Time since
Water level Drawdown Discharge V-Notch height
pumping started
(m) (m) (l/sec) (cm)
(min)
0 17.25
0.5 23.8 6.55
1 24.6 7.35
1.5 25.1 7.85
2 25.52 8.27
2.5 25.88 8.63 109.4 36
3 26.25 9
3.5 26.52
4 26.81
4.5 27.03
5 27.24 9.99 109.4 36
6 27.61
7 27.95
8 28.18
9 28.36
10 28.56
12 28.93
14 29.29
16 29.56
18 29.82
20 30.06 12.81 109.4 36
25 30.6
30 31.03
35 31.4
40 31.74
45 32 14.75
50 32.24 14.99
55 32.48
60 32.7 109.4 36
70 33.1
80 33.42
90 33.7
100 33.95
120 34.4 17.15 109.4 36
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Annex2: Constant test Of GSEZ BH01

SWL (m) : 17.93m Date Started: 30/02/2016EC
Pump position : 124 m Date Completed: 02/03/2016EC
Discharge rate : 101.45 l/sec
Time
V-
since Water
Drawdow Discharg Notch EC TDS Temp.
pumping level PH
n (m) e (l/sec) height (us/cm) (ppm) (Oc)
started (m)
(cm)
(min)
17.
0 93 - 101.45
23.
0.5 36 5.43
24.
1
50 6.57
25.
1.5
10 7.17
25.
2
55 7.62
25.
2.5
85 7.92
26.
3
15 8.22
26.
3.5
45 8.52
26.
4
70 8.77
26.
4.5
78 8.85
26. 101. 35.
5
96 9.03 45 20 968 480 49 6.8
27.
6
28 9.35
27.
7
58 9.65
27.
8
82 9.89
28.
9
04 10.11
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28.
10
21 10.28
28.
12
57 10.64
28.
14
90 10.97
29.
16
18 11.25
29.
18
46 11.53
29.
20
70 11.77
30.
25
20 12.27
30. 35.
30 101.45 968 481 50 6.8
60 12.67 20
30.
35
93 13.00
31.
40
29 13.36
31.
45
60 13.67
31.
50
86 13.93
32. 35.
60
30 14.37 101.45 20 960 481 50 7.01
32.
70
98 15.05
33.
80
15 15.22
33.
100
48 15.55
33. 35.
120
91 15.98 101.45 20 960 480 50 7.01
34.
140
28 16.35
34.
160
60 16.67
34.
180
88 16.95
35.
210
25 17.32
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35. 35.
240 101.45 960 481 50 7.01
58 17.65 20
35.
270
86 17.93
36. 35.
300
13 18.20 101.45 20 960 481 50 7.2
36.
330
38 18.45
36.
360
58 18.65
36.
420
98 19.05
37.
480
35 19.42
37.
540
66 19.73
37. 35.
600
92 19.99 101.45 20 960 482 47 6.8
38.
660
20 20.27
38.
720
40 20.47
38.
780
65 20.72
38. 35.
840
84 20.91 101.45 20 946 465 48 6.9
39.
900
05 21.12
39.
960
22 21.29
39.
1020
39 21.46
39. 35.
1080
58 21.65 101.45 20 948 478 48 6.9
39.
1140
76 21.83
39.
1200
90 21.97
40.
1260
03 22.10
40.
1320
20 22.27
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40.
1380
30 22.37
40. 35.
1440
38 22.45 101.45 20 956 470 49 7.1
40.
1500
43 22.50
40.
1560
46 22.53
40.
1620
51 22.58
40.
1680
55 22.62
40.
1740
61 22.68
40.
1800
65 22.72
40.
1860
74 22.81
40.
1920
90 22.97
41. 35.
1980
02 23.09 101.45 20 946 485 47.2 6.8
41.
2040
10 23.17
41.
2100
20 23.27
41.
2160
40 23.47
41.
2220
49 23.56
41.
2280
64 23.71
41.
2340
72 23.79
41.
2400
79 23.86
41. 35.
2460
86 23.93 101.45 20 930 465 47.8 6.9
41.
2520
90 23.97
41.
2580
91 23.98
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41.
2640
93 24.00
41.
2700
94 24.01
41.
2760
98 24.05
42.
2820
04 24.11
42. 35.
2880
09 24.16 101.45 20 940 468 47.9 6.8
42.
2940
14 24.21
42.
3000
20 24.27
42.
3060
25 24.32
42.
3120
26 24.33
42.
3180
31 24.38
42.
3240
37 24.44
42. 35.
3300
42 24.49 101.45 20 925 456 48 7.3
42.
3360
48 24.55
42.
3420
53 24.60
42.
3480
60 24.67
42.
3540
67 24.74
42.
3600
72 24.79
42. 35.
3660
77 24.84 101.45 20 920 456 48.7 7.1
42.
3720
82 24.89
42.
3780
86 24.93
42.
3840
91 24.98
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42.
3900
97 25.04
44.
3960
03 26.10
43.
4020
07 25.14
43. 35.
4080
14 25.21 101.45 20 911 452 48.5 7.3
43.
4140
19 25.26
43.
4200
25 25.32
43.
4260
27 25.34
43. 35.
4320
30 25.37 101.45 20 905 453 48.4 7.45
Annex 3: Recovery Test

SWL(m): 17.93
Pumping Position: 124m
Discharge rate : 101.45 l/s
Dynamic water level: 43.30m
Conducted on: 02/03/2016EC
Time since pumping Water level Residual Drawdown Remark

stopped (min) (m) (m)
0 43.30
25.37
0.5 37.00 24.84 % Recovery
19.07
1 35.50
17.57
1.5 34.80
16.87
2 34.20
16.27
2.5 33.85
15.92
3 33.55
15.62
3.5 33.20
15.27
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4 33.05
15.12
4.5 32.85
14.92
5 32.70 41.78 % Recovery
14.77
6 32.40
14.47
7 32.10
14.17
8 31.86
13.93
9 31.65
13.72
10 31.45 46.71 % recovered
13.52
12 31.05
13.12
14 30.80
12.87
16 30.62
12.69
18 30.35
12.42
20 30.22 51.56 % recovered
12.29
25 29.75
11.82
30 29.40
11.47
35 29.11
11.18
40 28.87 56.88 % recovered
10.94
45 28.65
10.72
50 28.41 58 % recovered
10.48
55 28.22
10.29
60 28.11
10.18
70 27.65
9.72
80 27.15
9.22
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90 26.92
8.99
100 26.70
8.77
120 26.39
8.46
140 26.14
8.21
160 25.84 68.82 recovered
7.91
180 25.56
7.63
210 25.24 +
7.31
240 25.03
7.10
270 24.83
6.90
300 24.80
6.87
360 24.63 73.59 % Recovery
6.70
Annex 4: Laboratory water quality report
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Annex 5: Well Camera Video Image recording format
To be attached
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Annex 6: Original casing arrangement vs. recorded with camera video image
To be attached
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Annex 7: Take-off Sheet
To be attached
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Annex 8: Provisional site handover
To be attached

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GEDA SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE P-W 02 COMPLETION REPORT

BASED ON THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN

UNDER THE CONSULTANT OF

5.3.1. Preliminary test........................................................................................25

Figure 1: Geophysical (SP and Gamma) Logging Graph.....................................18

Annex 8: Provisional site hand over …………………...………………………………54

Accordingly, the well is designated by a code as GSEZ PW # 02 and was executed

1.2 Location and accessibility

1.3 Local Geology & Hydrogeology

2.1. Manpower and Machinery Equipment

Table 1: Names of the assigned manpower

2.2. Drilling Equipment’s

Table 2: Drilling Rig, Equipment and Accessories

1 AGBO-650 & AGBO-8586, drilling machine with 1 Unit

3 Shower Truck 1 unit

5 Electric power generator 1 unit

6 Nissan Pickup 1 unit

7 Electric submersible pump 1 set

9 Deep meter (M-scope) 1 Unit

10 Electrical conductivity meter 1 Unit

2.3. Drilling Method & Activity

Table 3: Drilling methods and diameter

Table 4: Daily drilling activities

29-30/09/2015 Mobilization to site. Unloading the tools

01-03/10/2015 Rig Up and Mud pit Excavation

04-05/10/2015 Idle , Searching appropriate bit for start drilling

06/10/2015 We drilled from0- 85m by 20” bit

07/10/2015 We drilled from 85-175m.

08/10/2015 We drilled from 175-250m

09/10/2015 We took out the tools, reamed from 30-30m by 24’’

10-12/10/2015 Idle, Waiting for Surface Casing.

13-14/10/2015 We Installed 30m Surface Casing And Grouting and

15/10/2015 We drilled from 250-257m by 12’’ TC bit.

16/10/2015 We drilled from 257-327m.

17/10/2015 We drilled from 327-345m.

18/10/2015 We drilled from 345- 380m.

19/10/2015 Borehole was Collapsed and tools was Stucked 362m.

08-10/11/2015 We have been cleared the well by Rivers Circulation

11/11/2015 We decided to take Out the Tools & Start to Clear

12-14/11/2015 We Clear Mud Pit.

15-16/11/2015 We tried to Clear the well by mud circulation. But

18-19/11/2015 We Cleared the well by 27/8’’drill pipe Up to 361m.

20-23/11/2015 Waiting For Air Compressor & Air pipe

24/11/2015 Air pipe was Arrived

26/11/2015- We are Idle, due to Maintenances & Service of the Rig

03/12/2015 We Clear the back filled

04/12/2015 We drilled from 382-402m.

05/11/2015 We drilled from 402-431m.

06/11/2015 We drilled from 431-450m.

07/11/2015 We drilled from 450-462m.

08/11/2015 On the morning we are on Maintenance of Top head,

09/11/2015 We are Idle, due to maintenance

10/11/2015 On the morning we are on Maintenance of Top head,

11/11/2015 We drilled from 470-490m.

12/11/2015 We drilled from 490-500m.

13/11/2015 We drilled from 500-513m.