Job Program - CTU N2 Activation - CBA-16

Technical Proposal
1.5-in CT Nitrogen Activation at CBA-16

Version 2
CTS-INDIA
3 March 2020
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Schlumberger-Private
OIL INDIA SCHLUMBERGER
Approval list:
Schlumberger Name Title Date Phone

Prepared by: Madhurjya Dehingia Design Engineer 10 June 2019 9957783698
Revised by: Madhurjya Dehingia Design Engineer 14 June 2019 9957783698
Prepapred by: Akash Pathak Field Engineer 3 March 2020 9833290642
Reviewed by: Madhurjya Dehingia Design Engineer 19 Dec 2019 9957783698
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Approved by:
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Third Party
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Client
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Version list:
Version No. Description of the Changes Date

0 Initial 10 June 2019
1 Changes done after InTouch review on generic program 14 June 2019
2 Specific to CBA-16 3 March 2020
3 After changes from Madhurjya 3 March 2020
Schlumberger-Private 2
TABLE OF CONTENT
1 WELL BACKGROUND................................................................................................................4
2 JOB OBJECTIVE.........................................................................................................................4
3 JOB DESIGN..............................................................................................................................4
4 PRESSURE PLANNING...............................................................................................................5
5 COILED TUBING EQUIPMENT RIG-UP, FUNCTION TEST AND PRESSURE TEST..........................6
6 JOB PROCEDURE....................................................................................................................11
Attachment 1A: Well Data...........................................................................................................14
Attachment 2: Coiled Tubing Forces Simulation..........................................................................15
Attachment 3: BHA Schematics....................................................................................................20
Attachment 4: PCE Stack..............................................................................................................21
Attachment 5: ColiLIFE.................................................................................................................23
Attachment 6: CT Contingencies plan..........................................................................................24
Attachment 7: MOC.....................................................................................................................26
Attachment 8: Zero weight before RIH CT....................................................................................27
WELL BACKGROUND
CBA-16 is an S bend well in OIL India Assam. It is completed with 5.5-in casing and 2-7/8-in tubing. The well has a
maximum drift angle of 21.5 deg at 575 m (MWD). KOP 176 m .The available information for last well
intervention that took place on 14-March-2019 by slickline for BHP survey.
1 JOB OBJECTIVE
This program is to perform CT Nitrogen Activation job in CBA-16. The steps outlined this job program can will be
followed to conduct N2 activation in CBA-16.
2 JOB DESIGN
2.125-in Nozzle Run to perform nitrogen lift to a maximum depth of Tubing Shoe (3481.870 m).
3 PRESSURE PLANNING
Description Pressure (Psi) Remarks

Low Pressure Test 300 Psi for 5 minutes
Pressure Test 1 (PT-1) 4500 Psi for 10 minutes
Pressure Test 2 (PT-2) 4500 Psi for 10 minutes
DFCV Pressure Test 4500 Psi for 10 minutes
CT, Connector & surface 7000 Psi for 10 minutes

lines pressure Test
Reservoir Pressure 3792 Psi perf: 3548.50-3550.00mMDRT (TVD of Mid Perf:
3497.48 m)
MPWHP 2644 Psi Considering 0.1psi/ft. for Gas. The well
produces Gas+ Water + Condensate (53 deg
API). Well is not flowing presently, last WHP:
250 psi). Monitor the WHP behavior and
prepare to take measures to control WHP.
MWCP 4500 Psi Should the WHP reach MWCP, take immediate
action to shear and drop the CT and secure the
well
4 COILED TUBING EQUIPMENT RIG-UP, FUNCTION TEST AND PRESSURE TEST
NOTE:
- Formal reporting to OIL representative on location must be done as required.

- Rig-up will involve multiple tasks happening simultaneously at the wellsite. Ensure good
communication and understanding when simultaneous operations are ongoing is crucial.
- Under no circumstance are Schlumberger Coiled Tubing personnel is allowed to operate any of the
Wellhead components without the physical presence and supervision of a client representative.
- Before any pressure test, all personnel must be informed and high pressure area must be barricaded-
off.
- Refer to Attachment #1 for general QHSE guidelines on location.
- BOP Pressure Test (PT-1) must take place during the initial rig-up, every time any connection below it is
broken and/or every 7 days thereafter if kept continuously rigged-up.
- If BOP stack is kept rigged-up, ensure function test and internal visual checks takes place before every
CT run. Use a flashlight to ensure proper visibility. Stack-up Pressure Test (PT-2) must be repeated every
time CT is in preparation to be RIH.
1. Hold a safety meeting with all the personnel involved on location.
2. Spot the equipment on location. Rig up 1.5-in CT, 10K psig Coiled Tubing BOP, pumping equipment.
Strictly follow the operating and safety standards that apply (WSSS-02, WSSS-05).
3. Install the coiled tubing hydraulic system.
4. Perform a hydraulic function test of all CT components.
5. Ensure wellhead Master and Swab valves are closed. Monitor the wellhead for any leaks for 10 minutes.
6. Connect the combi BOP to the 4 1/16” 10K Flange on top of the wellhead. Install 2-in pumping, kill and
back side treating equipment/lines.
7. Install a surface filter to the 2-in pumping line upstream the CT Reel inlet.
8. Perform a complete function test of all the rams of the BOP while monitoring through the indicator pins
and looking inside the BOP to ensure movement of the rams.
9. Pressure Test surface fluid lines to 300-psi and check for leaks. If no leaks, increase pressure to 4500-psi
in 1000-psi increment. Hold final pressure for 10-minutes.
10. Pressure test COMBI BOP (body and blind/shear ram test) on the wellhead as follows (PT-1) as per the
SWI (SWI_PT1 V2 SWP_6813047_01):
a. Open the blind rams.
b. Set up the valves to pump through the kill line.
c. Fill the pressure control equipment.

d. Close the blind rams.
e. Turn the EQV stem counterclockwise with a 0.25-in Allen wrench to open the blind-ram
equalizing valve.
f. Flush the EQV at the minimum rate to ensure that it is free from unwanted material.
g. Turn the EQV stem clockwise with a 0.25-in Allen wrench to close the blind ram EQV.
h. Remove all non-essential personnel from the area.
i. Do a low pressure test. (200-300-psi for five minutes)
j. Do a high-pressure test to PT1 value. (Pressure test must be 10-mins and stable at +/- 2.5% of
the PT1 value as specified in WS Std 2: Coiled Tubing Operations)
k. Bleed off the pressure through the bleed-off assembly.
l. If there any leaks then ensure the pressure is bled off prior to a repair.
m. If PT ok, bleed off the pressure from the bleed line to zero. With the bleed off line fully opened,
open the blind rams.
11. Lift Injector Head from transport skid and place on the injector stand in front of reel.
12. Tie down the injector head in four points using the concrete blocks provided.
13. Before picking up the tail end of the CT, cut a mule shoe into the end of the CT string to help guide the
CT into the injector chains during the stabbing process.
14. Install a clamp or similar retaining device at the end of the CT string and attach a winch line or crane
hook to safely pull the CT string from the reel.
15. Pull enough length (approx. 10-m) from the reel to allow the CT string to be safely manipulated into
place above the injector head.
NOTE:
a) Before disconnecting the pulling cable, install a clamp on the tubing at the reel levelwind assembly
to secure the reel.
b) Ensure that proper, certified lifting gear is used by the person climbing on top of the injector head or
reel to make up or remove clamps and the pulling cable.
16. Disconnect the pulling cable, remove the clamp at the end of the CT reel and prepare the end of the CT
string for stabbing.
17. Connect the crane hook to the CT string at a point that will enable the end to be lowered vertically into
the injector head chains.
18. Lift the CT string above the injector head and prepare to stab. Any personnel on top of the injector head
must have fall protection equipment and the person directing the CT string stabbing process must have
direct communication with the CTU operator.
19. With the injector head chains running slowly and minimal skate pressure, the CT string end should be
inserted into the top of the chains. The injector head should be run until the CT string is just above the
bottom of the chains then stopped.
20. Secure the chain guides and rollers on the gooseneck and ensure personnel are removed from the top
of the injector head.
21. Complete the stabbing process by running the CT through the stripper, ensuring that the end of the CT
string is correctly aligned with the stripper for proper entry.
22. Open the Side Door window and ensure the stripper rubber elements are replaced.
23. RIH CT till the pipe is accessible and prepare to install the CT connector.
24. Install CT Connector and install a pressure test/pull test sub and pull test to 25000-Ibf.
25. Pressure test CT and connector to 300-psi and monitor for leaks. If no leaks, increase the pressure to
7000-psi in 500-psi increments for 10 min. Bleed of pressure.
26. Using the crane, lift up the injector head.
27. Install sufficient 4 1/16-in 10K psi riser sections below the stripper to allow the deployment of the
downhole tools (if required – TBD on location by job supervisor as per job requirement). Refer to CT
stack-up drawing.
28. Install the nozzle to the CT connector.
29. RIH till CT pipe is across BOP pipe/slip ram of the COMBI BOP.
30. Pressure Test COMBI BOP (pipe/slip ram test) on the wellhead as follows (PT-2) (as per WS WIS SWI
perform Pressure Test PT2 SWP V1_6813047_01):
a) Do the pressure test of pipe-slip rams as per the SWI. Flush Equalizing valve too after flushing the
stack. Pressure test to be done after the EQV is closed and the stripper is retracted. After successful
pressure test the stripper should be packed and the EQV should be opened. The pipe rams have to
be retracted. The pressure should be bled off from the kill port/bleed off line and not by retracting
the stripper. Close the EQV.
b) Do the CT connector test as per the SWI. The reel manifold plug valve should be closed. The stripper
should be packed after flushing. The stack should be pressured up in 500-psi increments to the PT-2
value. The bleed off line should be used after a successful test to release the pressure. The reel
manifold plug valve should then be opened.
c) Adjust the tension and traction of the injector head as per the OEM recommendations for the
pressure test of the stack.
d) Do the pressure test of the stripper and stack as per the SWI. Bleed off the pressure from the bleed
off line and not by retracting the stripper. Bleed off the pressure.
31. Disconnect the riser from BOP, lift the injector run the pipe.
32. Make-up Bottom Hole Assembly (BHA), according to the run, as detailed in BHA’s diagrams.
NOTE:
a) Check all tools against the tool string set up form to ensure the correct shear screws, orifices, and
rupture discs are used.
b) Measure all the tools before making up the BHA. BHA diagram must be updated accordingly.
c) Ensure torque on the threads is appropriate.
33. Pull out of hole till stripper is tagged.
34. Reconnect the riser to crossover and secure the stack. Pressure test the stack to PT-2 pressure and DFCV
to PT-2 pressure as well.
35. Correct depth reference. Slack-off any tension on the CT.
A = Ground to RKB = ft (Verify with client rep on wellsite)

B = Ground to stripper = ft
C = BHA Length = ft
X = Center of the reel to BOP = ft
Y = Ground to top of stripper = ft
36. Ensure the below procedure is followed for setting the weight prior RIH.
a) With CT stab in without BHA, Injector head connected to BOP Stack, CT reel back tension minimal
b) Ensure CT tare=0 and NEVER ZERO the CT weight
c) Ensure initially that IHW=0
d) Release stripper pressure, tag the stripper, RIH a couple of feet to get RIH weight then POOH to get
POOH weight, repeat this procedure couple of times to get the accurate offset for the weight.
e) At the offset weight, write down the CT weight then input it as IHW, this way your CT weight will be
reading Zero.
37. Perform a safety meeting and review in details the entire operational procedure before RIH with CT.
Roles and responsibilities of every crew member must be registered in the handover form.
5 JOB PROCEDURE
1. Install 2.125-in Nozzle BHA as per attachment 4.
2. Fill up BHA Readiness Test Checklist (6547507) after making up BHA.
3. Connect the riser and perform pressure test as detailed in Section 5 - COILED TUBING EQUIPMENT RIG-
UP, FUNCTION TEST AND PRESSURE TEST.
4. Tag the stripper, set depth counters (ref Ground level) and all parameters in CTRI.
5. Displace the coil to nitrogen at surface. Open wellhead valves (MV and LMV) as detailed in wellhead
stack-up schematic.
NOTE:
a)When the wellhead valves are opened for CT operations, ensure that a lockout sign/mechanism is
used to prevent accidental or inadvertent closing of the valves. Count the number of turns and
record it.
b) Special care must be taken while going through the BOP’s and wellhead to avoid applying too much
slack off weight.
c)Under no circumstance Schlumberger Coiled Tubing personnel is allowed to operate any of the
wellhead components without OIL representative formal approval and presence.
Record the stabilized shut-in well head pressure = ____________________ psi

Record the stabilized pressure in the coiled tubing = ____________________ psi
6. With the choke fully opened, RIH with CT at 6 m/min for the first 50 m. Increase the speed, always be
under max 15 m/min and RIH till 300-m.
7. Perform pull tests every 300-m as per CT SOP in the whole operation.
NOTE:
a)Monitor and reduce HPCT speed to 6-m/min at well restrictions (wellhead components).
b) CoiLIMIT Advanced must be monitored throughout the operation.
c)Monitor/Record CT job parameters (CoilLIMIT, CTP, WHP, CTW, CT Speed, CoilLIFE, pumping fluid
type, flow rate, volume).
d) Compare the real CT weight with the simulated one, stop RIH CT and immediately POOH in case of
any abnormal difference, investigate. Adjust the friction coefficients.
e)RIH and POOH CT speed during the operation to be as per this detailed procedure or maximum 15
m/min post 50 m passing the wellhead
f) At the completion restrictions, the CT speed should be max 6 m/min
g)Pull tests needs to be performed every 300 m as per CT SOP in the whole operation
8. With CT at 300-m open the choke, start pumping N2 as per table below:
Stages depth Interval N2 rate CT Speed Time Volume Cum Vol WHP
m m scfm fpm min scf gal psi
1 RIH to 300 m - 300 300 - 60 16 - - -
2 Start pumping N2 300 500 200 300 30 22 6,562 78 100-200
3 Monitor CTP, WHP, returns (rate, fluids type and %), and surface temperature
4 If no N2 return at surface, stop and keep pumping till pure nitrogen/oil/gas is noticed at the returns
Stop and wait for N2 returns 500 500 - 300 - 60 18,000 290 100-200
5 If 100% N2 return at surface, RIH in steps of 500-m.
RIH 500-m 500 1,000 500 300 30 55 16,405 484 100-200
6 Repeat steps 3-5 as needed. Adjust N2 rate based on choke pressure and returns nitrogen quality (%)
7 Stop and wait for N2 returns 1,000 1,000 - 300 - 60 18,000 697 100-200
8 RIH 500-m 1,000 1,500 500 400 30 55 21,873 955 100-200
9 Stop and wait for N2 returns 1,500 1,500 - 400 - 60 24,000 1,238 100-200
10 RIH 500-m 1,500 2,000 500 400 30 55 21,873 1,497 100-200
12 RIH 500-m 2,000 2,500 500 400 30 55 21,873 2,039 100-200
14 RIH 500-m 2,500 3,000 500 400 30 55 21,873 2,581 100-200
16 RIH 500-m 3,000 3,400 400 400 30 44 17,499 3,071 100-200
At any stage of steps 6-17, if WHP become steady, the flow back is constant with oil/gas at surface
Shut down the Nitrogen rate to evaluate the flow behaviour. Adjust choke setting depending on well response.
If not restart N2 pumping as per steps 6-17
NOTE:
a) While the CT is stationary, perform a pull test every 30-min
b) At any stage, if WHP become steady, the flowback is constant with gas/oil at surface then:
 Reduce N2 rate to minimum/shut down the Nitrogen rate (as CoilLIMIT allow) to evaluate the flow
behavior
 Adjust choke setting (if available) depending on well response.
c) If well is flowing steadily then POOH while monitoring the returns
d) If well flow weaken or stop, then restart the N2 kick off following the above procedure
e) Once the well begins to flow, continue pumping at that rate and depth, while performing pull tests
every 30 min until the flow stabilizes.
f) At no point of time, the CT will RIH more than 3400 m
g) If at any point of time, if traces of gas is observed, it needs to be diverted from the tank to the
production header and CT needs to be POOH immediately to surface.
9. Once flow has stabilized, start POOH CT at speeds lower than 15 m/min making sure CT is inside
CoilLIMIT.
10. At surface, secure the well by closing the wellhead valves; bleed-off any remaining pressure inside the
stack through the choke manifold.
11. Proper pipe management procedures need to be followed.
Note:
 In case the CT to remain standby for more than 3 upcoming days apart from maintenance days,
external CI to be applied on the ongoing job while POOH from max depth.
 In case CT is going for maintenance days, internal CI to be applied at base after purging coil with N2.
 In case CT is operating, proper pipe management needs to be done as per WS STD 2 G04 pipe
management guidelines.
12.
ATTACHMENTS
Attachment 1A: Well Data

Field Assam
Well type Gas

Location Land
Rig/Site name Rigless
Wellbore/Completion:
Deviation Deviated S Bend well with a maximum drift angle of 21.5 deg at 575 m
(MWD). KOP 176 m.
Completion (General) Tubing: 2.875-in OD, 6.5#, 2.441-in ID, Tubing Shoe/Packer- 3481.70-m
Casing: 5.5-in OD, 20#, 4.778-in ID, Bridge Plug- 3561.50-m
Perforations 3548.50 m - 3550 m
Reservoir:
Rock type Sandstone
Bottomhole pressure, 3792 Psi (266.70 kgsc)

temperature Temperature: 200 F
MPWHP 2676-psi, well not flowing presently, last WHP when the well was flowing:
250 psi
Rates – WHFP – WHFT Gas + Condensate(53 deg API) (3 KLPD with 33% water cut & GOR 6000
SCM/KL )
Condensate rate (STB/D) 13.2BBL/D (2.1 KLPD)
Water rate (STB/D) 6.22 BBL/D(0.99 klpd)
Produced gas rates (Mscf/d) GOR: 33.692 Mscf/bbl. (6000 scm/KL)

Gas Rate: 444.73 MSCF/D
Gas impurities 0% H2S and CO2
DFE 128.86 m asl
GLE 121.24 m asl
Attachment 2: Coiled Tubing Forces Simulation

Well Profile
Well is S Bend
Design Aids Module
- Following is the plot showing circulation pressure wrt to pump rates for different nitrogen.
- Following is the plot showing downhole pressure wrt to pump rates for different nitrogen.
Weight Indicator Load
Maximum WOB
Maximum Overpull Available
CoilLIMIT
Case 1: Worst Case Scenario (Pipe full of nitrogen at max depth with leak on surface, Well flowing at MPWHP-
2644 psi), Feffective for POOH at 3400m is 13849lbs.
Case 2: Pressure Test Coil
Case 3: Pressure Test DFCV

Attachment 3: BHA Schematics
Schlumberger CoilTOOLS
Customer: OIL India

BHA#
Company Rep:
RUN#
Platform/Rig:
Date In:
Well Number:
Date Out:
Location: Assam
Min ID of We ll:
Type of Operation: N2 Kickoff 2.125

Max OD of BHA:
Item Information Thread Description Serial No. OD ID Length UOM Item Tool Drawing
Te nsile Rating (lbs) 42397
EZ Slip c onnec tor

Torque rating (lb/ft) 1237
2.125 1.03 0.03 m 1

1 Pressure Rating (psi) 10000
SLB
Make Up Torque (lb/ft) Box
1.5 AMMT
Make Up Torque (lb/ft) 597 Pin
Te nsile Rating (lbs) 42,023
MHA
m 2
2 Pressure Rating (psi) 10000
2.125 0.69 0.81
1.5 AMMT SLB
Make Up Torque (lb/ft) 597 Box
1.5 AMMT
Make Up Torque (lb/ft) 597 Pin
Te nsile Rating (lbs) 63722
Nozzle
3 2.125 in 0.810 in 0.24 m 3

Pressure Rating (psi) 10,000
1.5 AMMT SLB

Make Up Torque (lb/ft) 597 Box
Make Up Torque (lb/ft)
Shear Pin Information Required for Ac tivation:
Item Description Pin Type Pin Size # of pins Ball size (in) Shear with ball Shear without ball Overpull UOM
Ciculation sub Steel 6 5/8 3305 5909 psi
Disconnec t sub Steel 5 7/8 3255 psi
Prepare d By: Ishaan Singh BHA Le ngth: 1.09 m
Attachment 4: PCE Stack
Attachment 5: ColiLIFE
Attachment 6: CT Contingencies plan

WHP exceeds MPWHP but does not exceed the lesser of PT 1 or category pressure limit CPL
MONITOR THE WELL FOR CHANGING CONDITIONS AND IDENTIFY THE CAUSES OF THE ADDITIONAL PRESSURE.
ON ASSESSMENT OF THE CHANGE IN EXPECTED CONDITIONS, THE OPERATION MAY STILL PROCEED UP TO CPL
OR PT 1, WHICHEVER IS THE LESSER.
WHP exceed CPL but not PT 1

TAKE IMMEDIATE STEPS TO CONTROL AND REDUCE PRESSURE BELOW THE CPL, AND IDENTIFY THE CAUSES OF
THE ADDITIONAL PRESSURE.
IF THE PRESSURE CANNOT BE REDUCED BELOW CPL, THEN POOH WITH CT UNDER THE FOLLOWING
CONDITIONS:
 MONITOR AND MAINTAIN WELLHEAD PRESSURE BELOW MWCP,
 ALL BOP CONTROL PANELS, INCLUDING REMOTE PANELS ARE MANNED,
 TUBING LOADS MAY NOT EXCEED COILLIMIT WORKING LIMIT CURVE VALUE,
 WELLHEAD OR CIRCULATING PRESSURES MAY NOT EXCEED THE WORKING PRESSURE OF ANY
EQUIPMENT ITEM, INCLUDING COILED TUBING REEL COMPONENTS.
If sand is seen in returns while performing CT N2 lift

TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION TO:
 CHOKE THE WELL TO MINIMUM TO SEE IF SAND IS STILL COMING IN RETURNS WHILE POOH CT TO
SURFACE.
 RIH TO NEXT STOP ONLY IF NO SAND IS SEEN IN RETURNS. IF SAND IS STILL SEEN IN RETURNS, POOH CT
TO SURFACE FROM THAT DEPTH WITHOUT CONTINUING OPERATION AND DISCUSS WITH OFFICE FOR
NEXT DECISION.
WHP reach MWCP

TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION TO:
 SHEAR AND DROP COILED TUBING PIPE,
 SECURE THE WELL.
Monitor CTW
IN CASE THE RIH-CTW DECREASE, OR CTW-POOH INCREASE ABNORMALLY, STOP PENETRATING THE FILL, PICK
UP CT AND CIRCULATE AT THE SAME FLOWRATE TILL WEIGHT COME BACK TO NORMAL. PROCEED WITH
SMALLER BITES AND LONGER SWEEPS/CIRCULATING TIME.
Monitor CTP
IF CTP KEEP INCREASING (200-400PSI HIGHER THAN BASELINE VALUE), STOP PENETRATING THE FILL, PICK UP CT
AND CIRCULATE AT THE SAME FLOWRATE TILL IT COMES BACK TO NORMAL. PROCEED WITH SMALLER BITES
AND LONGER SWEEPS/CIRCULATING TIME.
Lost circulation
STOP RIH, POOH IMMEDIATELY AT 90FPM, KEEP CHOKE OPEN, DECREASE LIQUID RATE ALARP, INCREASE N2
RATE TO MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE.
RESUME RIH ONLY WHEN CIRCULATION COMES BACK TO NORMAL.
Suspended operations
COILED TUBING MAY REMAIN IN THE WELLBORE DURING SUSPENDED OPERATIONS PROVIDED THAT THE CT
FIELD SPECIALIST AND ONE HELPER REMAIN ON SITE, AND ALL THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS ARE MET:
 THE PARAMETERS FROM THE COILED-TUBING CONTROL CONSOLE ARE MONITORED AT PLANNED,
REGULAR INTERVALS,
 THE BOP SLIP AND PIPE RAMS ARE CLOSED AND MANUALLY LOCKED,
 ISOLATE AND MAINTAIN THE SKATE-RAM PRESSURE,
 MAINTAIN HYDRAULIC-SYSTEM PRESSURE,
 A QUALIFIED CRANE OPERATOR REMAINS ON SITE IF A CRANE IS USED TO SUPPORT THE COILED-TUBING
EQUIPMENT,
 SUFFICIENT LIGHTING IS AVAILABLE TO MONITOR PRESSURE, PRESSURE-CONTROL EQUIPMENT,
POTENTIAL FLOW, LEAKS, AND CRANE LOAD
 A METHOD OF EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION AMONG PERSONNEL AT THE WELLSITE IS AVAILABLE AT
THE WELLSITE.
IF THE ABOVE CONDITIONS CANNOT BE MET, THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS SHALL BE PERFORMED:
 REMOVE THE COILED TUBING FROM THE WELLBORE,
 SECURE THE WELL BY CLOSING THE WELLHEAD VALVE(S),
 BLEED PRESSURE FROM THE COILED TUBING AND FROM THE SURFACE EQUIPMENT,
 REMOVE THE INJECTOR HEAD FROM WELLHEAD, AND SECURE THE INJECTOR HEAD,
 CLOSE AND MANUALLY LOCK THE BLIND RAM.
No CT BHA Penetration
 IF THE CT BHA CANNOT PENETRATE THE OBSTRUCTION/ WAX, INCREASE PUMPING RATE WHILE
SLACKING THE CT (BEING UNDER COILLIMIT ADVANCED).
 IF THE CT BHA STILL CANNOT PENETRATE THE OBSTRUCTION/ OR LOW PENETRATION IS OBSERVED,
INFORM THE CLIENT/ TOWN AND POOH THE CT.
o NOTE: AN ACID SOAK/ CT DEWAXING JOB MAY BE REQUIRED TO BE DONE BY THE CLIENT.
Weather
THE JOB SUPERVISOR SHALL STAY WELL INFORMED OF WEATHER FORECASTS TO, AS PRACTICABLY AS POSSIBLE;
ENSURE A SUFFICIENT WEATHER WINDOW EXISTS TO COMPLETE THE PLANNED OPERATION.
PERFORM RISK ASSESSMENTS TO DETERMINE IF ACTIVITIES CAN CONTINUE WHEN WIND SPEEDS EXCEED 46
KM/H [25 KNOTS] WHILE RIGGING UP OR DOWN, OR 74 KM/H [40 KNOTS] DURING OPERATIONS. LOCAL RULES
MAY REQUIRE RISK ASSESSMENT REVIEW AT LOWER WINDS SPEEDS.
Stuck pipe:
1. IF CIRCULATION THROUGH CT AND UP TO SURFACE IS STILL AVAILABLE
 TRY TO MAINTAIN POSITIVE RETURN AT SURFACE, PERFORM THE FREE POINT CALCULATION,
INVESTIGATE THE CAUSE OF STUCK,
 DIFFERENTIAL STICKING: OPEN CHOKE GRADUALLY TO INITIATE WELL FLOW. PUMP N2 TO REDUCE THE
HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE. PUMP DIVERTER TO ISOLATE THIEF ZONES,
 CIRCULATE METAL/METAL FRICTION REDUCER,
 DISPLACE CT TO N2 AND ANNULUS TO HEAVY BRINE (CIRCULATED THROUGH CT). WITHIN COILLIMIT,
PULL TENSION ON CT AND HOLD TENSION WHILE PUMPING AT MINIMUM RATE, HOLD TENSION FOR
15MIN PERIODS THEN SLACK OFF, MONITOR COILLIFE, REPEAT TILL CT FREE,
 DO NOT APPLY EXCESSIVE SLACK ON BHA,
2. NO POSITIVE RETURN AT SURFACE
 OPEN CHOKE GRADUALLY
 PUMP N2 AT HIGH RATE TO RESUME RETURN AT SURFACE,
 PRESSURIZE THE ANNULUS CT/TUBING WITH N2, THEN SURGE THE WELL RAPIDLY BY BLEEDING THE
ANNULUS,
 WITHIN COILLIMIT, PULL TENSION ON CT AND HOLD IT FOR PERIODS OF 15MIN,
3. MECHANICAL RELEASE
4. CHEMICAL CUTTER / RADIAL CUTTING TORCH.
Attachment 7: MOC
Any change in procedure or conditions on the well site, MUST be IMMEDIATELY communicated to the line
management.
All employees on the well site are empowered to STOP the operation if they recognize any unacceptable hazard
or practice that can lead to a failure. Any decision regarding the operation under these conditions shall be taken
after review with line management.
PSD: Bholanath
OUPSD: Pushkaraj Sardesai
Attachment 8: Zero weight before RIH CT
This procedure details the steps required to Zero the CT Weight (EIM reading) before RIH in order to avoid non-consistency
of CTW reading after a CoilCAT software/hardware crash or in case of repeated run in the same well and under the same
conditions.
In summary,
CT Weight (EIM reading) = CT TENSION - CT TARE - Injector Head Weight.

Where, CT Tension refers to the raw value in engineering units of the weight on the load cell. It is used in the formula:
CT Tare is the CT Weight reading on the EIM just before hitting the Zero Weight button on EIM. This value will be LOST
every time CoilCAT software or hardware stop and therefore the CTW reading will be different after restarting CoilCAT.
The Injector Head Weight will NOT be lost in case of CoilCAT software or Hardware crash as it will be always stored in the
injector SIM.Based on the above, it is better to put the difference between CT Weight and CT Tension under the Injector
Head Weight and keep CT Tare=0 (avoid the Zero weight option on EIM) so that the offset between the CT Weight and CT
Tension will be stored in the SIM as Injector Head Weight or CT Weight Offset in CoilCAT software.
CT Tare and Injector Head Weight are set before RIH, their sum will represent the CT Weight Offset between the CT
Weight and the CT Tension. CT Weight Offset = CT TARE + Injector Head Weight CT Weight = CT TENSION - CT Weight
Offset

This way when restarting CoilCAT after any accidental crash, the CT Weight reading will be exactly the same as the one
before the crash.
STEPS TO ZERO THE CT WEIGHT BEFORE RIH:
1. With CT stab in without BHA, Injector head connected to BOP Stack, CT reel back tension minimal,
2. With CoilCAT software connected, follow these steps and checks on the EIM next
o NEVER ZERO the CT Weight,
o Ensure that CT Tare=0. In order to confirm, press F6(MENU)->F3(WEIGHT)->F2(UNDO ZERO). CT Tare value
will be displayed in the screen momentarily.
o And that the Injector Head Weight=0 F6(MENU)->F3(WEIGHT)->F3(INJ HEAD WEIGHT). Press 0 if Injector
Head Weight is non-Zero.
3. Release stripper pressure, RIH couple ft to get RIH weight then POOH to get POOH weight, repeat this procedure
couple times to get the accurate offset for the weight (BHA is few feet below the stripper). Take the mid point or
average of high and low weights as an offset.
4. At the offset weight, write down the CT Weight then input it as Injector Head Weight on EIM OR input it as CT Weight
Offset on CoilCAT software, this way your CT Weight will be reading Zero.
In case of a second run in the same well and under the same conditions, the CT Tension should be reading the same value
as in the previous run and therefore the CT Weight should do also the same. This will be possible only in case the
offset Injector Head Weight is input the same as in the previous run (CT Tare always equal to zero). For that, go through the
above steps 1-4 ensuring in step 3 to have the same value of offset for the weight as the one in the previous run (store the
same Injector Head Weight or CT Weight Offset on CoilCAT software). INJ HEAD WEIGHT stays stored in EIM

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1.5-in CT Nitrogen Activation at CBA-16

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Version No. Description of the Changes Date

5 COILED TUBING EQUIPMENT RIG-UP, FUNCTION TEST AND PRESSURE TEST..........................6

Attachment 1A: Well Data...........................................................................................................14

Attachment 2: Coiled Tubing Forces Simulation..........................................................................15

Attachment 3: BHA Schematics....................................................................................................20

Attachment 4: PCE Stack..............................................................................................................21

Attachment 6: CT Contingencies plan..........................................................................................24

Attachment 8: Zero weight before RIH CT....................................................................................27

Description Pressure (Psi) Remarks

Pressure Test 1 (PT-1) 4500 Psi for 10 minutes

Pressure Test 2 (PT-2) 4500 Psi for 10 minutes

DFCV Pressure Test 4500 Psi for 10 minutes

CT, Connector & surface 7000 Psi for 10 minutes

4 COILED TUBING EQUIPMENT RIG-UP, FUNCTION TEST AND PRESSURE TEST

- Formal reporting to OIL representative on location must be done as required.

1. Hold a safety meeting with all the personnel involved on location.

3. Install the coiled tubing hydraulic system.

4. Perform a hydraulic function test of all CT components.

c. Fill the pressure control equipment.

26. Using the crane, lift up the injector head.

28. Install the nozzle to the CT connector.

33. Pull out of hole till stripper is tagged.

A = Ground to RKB = ft (Verify with client rep on wellsite)

1. Install 2.125-in Nozzle BHA as per attachment 4.

2. Fill up BHA Readiness Test Checklist (6547507) after making up BHA.

Record the stabilized shut-in well head pressure = ____________________ psi

11. Proper pipe management procedures need to be followed.

Attachment 1A: Well Data

Well type Gas

Rock type Sandstone

Bottomhole pressure, 3792 Psi (266.70 kgsc)

Water rate (STB/D) 6.22 BBL/D(0.99 klpd)

Produced gas rates (Mscf/d) GOR: 33.692 Mscf/bbl. (6000 scm/KL)

Gas impurities 0% H2S and CO2

DFE 128.86 m asl

GLE 121.24 m asl

Attachment 2: Coiled Tubing Forces Simulation

Design Aids Module

Weight Indicator Load

Maximum Overpull Available

Case 2: Pressure Test Coil

Case 3: Pressure Test DFCV

Attachment 3: BHA Schematics

Customer: OIL India

Type of Operation: N2 Kickoff 2.125

Te nsile Rating (lbs) 42397

EZ Slip c onnec tor

2.125 1.03 0.03 m 1

Te nsile Rating (lbs) 42,023

1.5 AMMT SLB

Make Up Torque (lb/ft) 597 Box

Te nsile Rating (lbs) 63722

3 2.125 in 0.810 in 0.24 m 3

1.5 AMMT SLB