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    BHP Survey With Guage Hanger

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    The document outlines procedures for conducting a BHP survey using downhole memory gauges and a gauge hanger. Key steps include: 1) Running the gauges to the survey depth and hanging one using a jar to set the lock mandrel; 2) Conducting flowing pressure measurements at different choke sizes, then shutting in for build-up; 3) Retrieving the hung gauge after static gradient measurements. Equipment specifications are provided for the quartz memory gauges, battery packs, gauge hanger, and lock mandrel. Quality measures like running dual gauges slowly and conducting bench tests are also described. Past successful BHP surveys for NPDC, Seepco and others using similar methods are briefly summarized

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    The document outlines procedures for conducting a BHP survey using downhole memory gauges and a gauge hanger. Key steps include: 1) Running the gauges to the survey depth and hanging one using a jar to set the lock mandrel; 2) Conducting flowing pressure measurements at different choke sizes, then shutting in for build-up; 3) Retrieving the hung gauge after static gradient measurements. Equipment specifications are provided for the quartz memory gauges, battery packs, gauge hanger, and lock mandrel. Quality measures like running dual gauges slowly and conducting bench tests are also described. Past successful BHP surveys for NPDC, Seepco and others using similar methods are briefly summarized

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    The document outlines procedures for conducting a BHP survey using downhole memory gauges and a gauge hanger. Key steps include: 1) Running the gauges to the survey depth and hanging one using a jar to set the lock mandrel; 2) Conducting flowing pressure measurements at different choke sizes, then shutting in for build-up; 3) Retrieving the hung gauge after static gradient measurements. Equipment specifications are provided for the quartz memory gauges, battery packs, gauge hanger, and lock mandrel. Quality measures like running dual gauges slowly and conducting bench tests are also described. Past successful BHP surveys for NPDC, Seepco and others using similar methods are briefly summarized

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    BHP Survey With Guage Hanger

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    Victor Emah
    The document outlines procedures for conducting a BHP survey using downhole memory gauges and a gauge hanger. Key steps include: 1) Running the gauges to the survey depth and hanging one using a jar to set the lock mandrel; 2) Conducting flowing pressure measurements at different choke sizes, then shutting in for build-up; 3) Retrieving the hung gauge after static gradient measurements. Equipment specifications are provided for the quartz memory gauges, battery packs, gauge hanger, and lock mandrel. Quality measures like running dual gauges slowly and conducting bench tests are also described. Past successful BHP surveys for NPDC, Seepco and others using similar methods are briefly summarized

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    The objective of the BHP survey is to measure the flowing pressure gradient, flowing pressures at different choke sizes for an MER test, pressure build-up, and static pressure gradient using downhole memory gauges with a retrievable anchor hanger.

    The toolstring for the survey is made up of a downhole memory gauge (primary), downhole memory gauge (secondary), shock absorber, gauge hanger, lock mandrel, spang jar, stem, stem rope socket and S-line.

    BHP SURVEY

    WITH GAUGE HANGER

    - Ochuko Onomarho
    OUTLINE
    • OBJECTIVE OF SURVEY
    • TOOLSTRING
    • SUMMARY OF SURVEY PROCEDURE
    • EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION
    • Gauge Specification
    • Battery Specification
    • Gauge Hanger Specification
    • QUALITY/SAFETY MEASURES
    • PAST EXPERIENCE/CUSTOMER REVIEWS
    OBJECTIVE OF SURVEY
    • The aim of the survey is to measure
    • Flowing Pressure Gradient
    • Flowing Pressures at different choke sizes (for MER Test).
    • Pressure Build-Up and
    • Static Pressure Gradient.
    • These will be done by means of Downhole Memory
    Gauges with retrievable anchor hanger.
    OBJECTIVE OF SURVEY
    Build-up Phase

    MER Test Phase


    SG Phase

    FG Phase

    Typical BHP Survey Data Plot showing the FG, MER, Buildup and SG Phases
    TOOLSTRING
    • The toolstring for the survey
    will be made up of:

    Rope Socket
    Stem
    ShockStem
    Absorber
    Downhole Memory
    Spang
    Gauge
    Downhole Jar
    Memory
    S-Line
    (Secondary)
    Gauge
    (Primary)
    Lock Mandrel
    Gauge Hanger
    SUMMARY OF SURVEY
    PROCEDURE
    • RU and drift well, POOH drift.
    • Programme DHMG to 5s sample rate and RIH.
    • Observe FG stops as per FG programme.
    • Release S-Line from Gauge hanger and hang off gauge at Survey Depth (No-go).
    • RD PCE and slickline equipment.
    • Observe flowing survey at given choke sizes and take surface readings as per
    MER Test programme.
    • Shut-in well at wing valve to observe build-up as per programme.
    • RU PCE and Slickline equipment.
    • PU DHMG to observe SG survey as per SG Programme.
    • RD PCE and slickline equipment and download data.
    • Open well and handover to production.
    SUMMARY OF SURVEY
    PROCEDURE
    • Hanging the Gauge

    RIH DHMG across the Profile


    depth and observe your loss in
    weight.

    Gently jar down to push the lock


    mandrel into the profile. An
    overpull indicates the mandrel is
    on the profile.
    SUMMARY OF SURVEY
    PROCEDURE
    • Hanging the Gauge

    Jar to shear the pins to set


    the lock on the profile and
    release the running tool.
    SUMMARY OF SURVEY
    PROCEDURE
    • Hanging the Gauge

    Jar to shear the pins to set


    the lock on the profile and
    release the running tool.
    SUMMARY OF SURVEY
    PROCEDURE
    • Hanging the Gauge

    Jar to shear the pins to set


    the lock on the profile and
    release the running tool.
    SUMMARY OF SURVEY
    PROCEDURE
    • Hanging the Gauge

    On jarring, the mandrel travels


    to lock the dogs against the
    profile.

    Confirm the running tool is


    released by observing your
    weight. A weight drop and
    absence of overpull confirm the
    string is released.
    SUMMARY OF SURVEY
    PROCEDURE
    • Hanging the Gauge

    PU string gently


    and POOH.
    SUMMARY OF SURVEY
    PROCEDURE
    • Retrieving the Gauge

    Run a GS Pulling Tool to latch


    on the Lock Mandrel. A
    gained up weight confirms
    GS is latched.
    SUMMARY OF SURVEY
    PROCEDURE
    • Retrieving the Gauge

    PU string and POOH.


    Monitor weight to ensure
    retrieved tools are still with
    the string.
    EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION
    • Gauge Specification
    Pioneer Petrotech Services
    PPS28 Quartz Memory Gauge Inc. sales@pioneerps
    User Manual .com
    1-888-PP-GAUGE (774-2843)
    www.pioneerps.com

    PPS28SE-150C/177C

    Sensor Type Quartz


    Pressure Range Up to 30000psi
    Pressure Accuracy ±0.02% FS, ±0.015% FS (Typically)
    Pressure Resolution <0.01psi
    Pressure Drift <0.02% psi/Year FS
    Temperature Rating 150C (302F), 177C (350F)
    Temperature Accuracy ±0.2C
    Temperature Resolution <0.005C
    Power Source 3 AA or 1-2 CC Lithium battery pack
    Communications USB/RS232
    Data Set Contents Time/Pressure/Temperature
    Memory capacity Total 4 million datasets
    Special Function
     Redundant Memory 4 times, 1,000,000 datasets for each independent memory chip
     Sampling Rate 0.1s – 1.8hrs/per sample
     Pressure Trigger Yes
     Time Delay Yes (1 – 48 hours)
    Work Mode MRO
    Outside Diameter 0.75” (19mm), 1.27” (32.3 mm), 1.375”(35mm)
    Overall Length 24.8” (630 mm) – 1.27” with 1 × CC battery pack
    30.4” (772 mm) – 1.27” with 2 × CC battery pack
    25.2” (640 mm) – 0.75” with 3 × AA battery pack
    Housing Material Inconel 718 / SS17-4 / MP35N
    Service H2S service
    EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION
    • Gauge Specification
    Pioneer Petrotech Services
    PPS28 Quartz Memory Gauge Inc. sales@pioneerps
    User Manual .com
    1-888-PP-GAUGE (774-2843)
    www.pioneerps.com

    Appendix C: Battery Packs


    PPS Battery Pack (for 1.25” Gauge)

    PPS28-177C, CC 180C battery pack (11Ah)


    Sampling Rate (s) mAs / sample Total Points Hours Days
    1 11.0 3,600,000 1000 42
    5 45.5 870,330 1209 50
    10 53.0 747,170 2075 86
    15 60.5 654,540 2727 114
    20 68.0 582,350 3235 135
    30 83.0 477,100 3976 166
    60 128.0 309,370 5156 215
    EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION
    • Other Tools Specification
    Gauge Hanger
    Outer Diameter 2.5 in
    Length 0.85 ft
    Ports Size 0.7” each for 6 Ports

    Lock Mandrel
    Outer Diameter 2.635 in
    Length 1.06 ft
    QUALITY MEASURES
    • Two gauges should be run in tandem.
    • Gauge running speed should not exceed 100ft/min.
    • Conduct Bench test before running DHMG in hole.
    • Shock absorber should be run with DHMG when ran with spang jar.
    PAST EXPERIENCE/CUSTOMER
    REVIEWS – SLICKLINE/BHP SURVEY
    CLIENT SCOPE LOCATION DATE STATUS
    29th Nov to 22nd
    NPDC BHP Survey Egbeme 8 Wells Dec 2013 Completed
    5th to 22nd Mar
    NPDC BHP Survey Egbeme 7 Wells 2014 Completed
    8th Aug to 17th Oct
    NPDC BHP Survey Utorogu 15 Wells 2014 Completed
    13th Dec 2014 to
    NPDC BHP Survey Olomoro-Oleh 23rd Jan 2015 Completed
    Swabbing and Valve
    NPDC/NECONDE JV Replacement Odidi Field May-15 Completed
    Swabbing, RMT and
    NPDC/ELCREST JV Wellhead Services Opuama Field Jun-15 Completed
    Well Securing
    NPDC/NECONDE Operation Jones Creek 1st - 22nd Jul 2015 Completed
    Plug Retrieval and 13th to 6th Sept
    NPDC/NECONDE BHP Survey Jones Creek 2015 Completed
    Anieze/Okwuibome 6th June to 18th
    SEEPCO Full BHP Survey Fields Nov 2016 Completed
    BHP Survey with
    Gauge
    Hanger/Surface 21st Aug - 1st Sep
    CHORUS ENERGY Well Testing MATSOGO-1 2015 Completed
    WALTERSMITH Full BHP Survey and 14th June to 16 July
    PETROMAN Wax Cutting Ibigwe Field 2017 Completed
    PAST EXPERIENCE/CUSTOMER
    REVIEWS – GENERAL PROJECTS

    Babatunde
    Ejimofor
    Adewale
    Kevin Adepoju,
    Agbo,
    Okunato,
    Chukwu, General
    Completions
    Completions
    Production Manager
    Engineer , Newcross
    Engineer
    Superintendent E&P,E&P
    , Newcross
    (Operations) Geoplex
    Waltersmith Drillteq
    Petroman Oil Limited
    -- after
    after Completion
    Completion of
    of TCP shoot
    TCP Ops
    Slickline atand
    BHP pull NW-2
    Awoba
    Survey atatSeplat’s
    Awoba Oben
    IbigweNW-2 47 (Subcontracting)
    10 Strings
    QUESTIONS?
    THANK YOU

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