Design Torque
Design Torque
Design Torque
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Well : YYA-1RWST
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1. Purpose of Document
The purpose of this document is to explain step by step of Running in hole tubular to ensure safety
for all personnel involved
2. Scope Of Document
This procedure applies to running in hole tubular as a work string. Not applicable for running in
hole completion string
3. Definiton
3.1 BHA (Bottom Hole Assembly) is a series of equipment installed at the very bottom of the working
pipe circuit.
3.2 Rabbit is a tool used to check the size of the inner diameter of the pipe.
5. Well Information
5.1 Well Schematic
YYA-1RWST will be completed by single ESP completion type. Tubing hanger sized 13- 5/8",
tubing production sized 3-1/2" until depth 9048 Ft md, maximum inclination 43.55o at 9500 ft md.
FIELD : YY
PLATFORM : YYA
WELL : YYA-1RWST DEPTH
Water Depth : 55 ft
ELEVATION : 133.7 FT RKB - TH
MAX INCLINATION : 43.55 deg @9500 ft md FTMD FTTVD INCL
FINAL
9-5/8 X 3-1/2 Bluepack ESP Packer (40-47ppf) with 2-3/8 NUE Box for Vent426
Valve and Cable Penetrator (CENTER ELEMENT) (SN: C19P-1387)
13-3/8" Csg YYA-1RW, 68.0 ppf, L-80, DWCC 5,509 5,406 30.5
7,398
2-7/8'' EUE SSD, 2.313 X Profile, Down to open (SN: 8442-9) 9,017 8,245 40.5
(OPEN POSITION)
Metal restriction@9089 ft 2-7/8'' EUE SSD, 2.313 X Profile, Down to open (SN : 5834-3) 9,078 8,291
MD based on tag IB on 2 (CLOSE POSITION)
Feb'23 (fish clamp cable 2-7/8" EUE XN Nipple, 2.313 XN Profile (SN : 5057-3) 9,123 8,325
ESP during ESP installation) 2-7/8 Half Mule Shoe (SN : 8392-5) 9,135 8,334
NOT TO SCALE
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6. Calculation
6.1 Workstring Type
Estimated Workstring used drill pipe 3.5 inc 13.3 ppf until depth 9000 ft, attached such
details :
Workstring Pounder Length Weight on Air Fluid Weight Weight in Fluid Tensile strenght Drillpipe
Bouyancy
Type (Lb/ft) (Ft) (Lbs) (ppg) (ppg) (Lbs)
Tripping In Tripping Out Rotating On Bottom Slide Drilling Rotating Off Bottom
Slack off required at surface ( F=E-D)(Kip)
(kip) A (kip) B (kip) C (kip) D (kip) E
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6.3 Torque
Setting depth 7" RTTS at an estimated depth of 9135 feet, Required torque when rotating
is at least 3.337 ft lbs on the torque gauge, Ratio of surface rotation to RTTS setting depth rotation
is 3.6 : 1 (3.6 surface rotations: 1 rotation at RTTS setting depth).
Measured Depth Rotating Off Bottom Torque limit Make Up Torque Connection
Twist ratio
(FT) (Ft-Lbs) (Ft-Lbs) (ft.lbs)
0 3,337.00 20,106.00 3.6 : 1 9,879.00
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a. Make sure always install the safety clamp for BHA that has not tool joint before
connecting the BHA with workstring. Make sure the blind ram closed before BHA pass the
Annular.
b. Continue RIH the pipe until depth limitation on well program, then check the weight of
work string on weight indicator.
7.11 Monitor return fluids at triptank for anticipation kick and to maintain well pressure always 0
psi.
7.12 POOH after completed the well program, install lifting sub / elevator on work basket.
7.13 Break out work string connection using power tong. Note:
a. Make sure always install the safety clamp for BHA that has not tool joint before break out
connection the BHA with workstring.
b. Make sure the blind ram closed after BHA pass the blind ram.
7.14 Pump through for displacement fluid, check the return fluid for kick anticipation and maintain
well pressure always 0 psi.
7.15 Always observe the weight indicator when POOH.
7.16 Lay down the work string from work basket to pipe rack, then recalculate number work string
8. Diagram
9. Performance Indicator
9.1 The standard speed of inserting the working pipe into a well with an average size of 3-1/2" is 450
ft per hour.
9.2 The standard speed in POOH the work pipe from the well with an average size of 3-1/2" is 360 ft
per hour.
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