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| Latitude: 41.018668355
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| Latitude: 41.01866836
 
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| I was on location to observe the Cement Bond Evaluation and pressure testing of the 7" casing. Baker Hughes was providing the logging services and Hilco Treating Services was providing the pressure testing services. Hilco topped off the 7" casing from the top to eliminate any air entrapment and then tied on to a 2" port on the Pack-Off Sub to catch any Brine displaced by the logging tool and wireline. Permit Construction Conditions require a pressure test to a minimum of 525 psi for a 15 minute duration. Hilco pressured up the 7" casing to 600 psi and isolated the 7"casing from the pump truck. After allowing the well to stabilize, the air was bled - off in order to conduct the test. Numerous leaks were noticed around the collar. Repair attempts were performed  and the the test moved forward. Hilco pressured up to 600 psi @ 1722 hrs.. Pressure was 590 psi @ 1727 psi. , 583 psi @ 1732 hrs. , 580 psi. @ 1737 hrs.. Total pressure drop was 20 psi through the test. A bad collar contributed to the pressure drop. Since the pressure drop was within the allowable ( 5 % = 30 psi. ) the test is considered successful.
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| I was on location to observe the Cement Bond Evaluation and pressure test of the 7 casing. Baker Hughes was providing the logging services and Hilco Treating Services was providing the pressure testing services. Hilco top off the 7 casing with Brine then tied into the casing ( through a 2 port ) to catch any fluid displaced by the logging tools and wireline. Permit Construction Conitions require a preesure test of a minimum of 525 psi held for a 15 minute duration. Hilco pressured up on the casing to 600 psi and isolated the 7 casing from the pump truck. Air was bled out of the system repeatedly and @ 1349Hrs. Hilco pressured up to 600 psi. to start the test. At 1354Hrs. - 600 psi., at 1359 Hrs.- 593 psi., at 1404 Hrs. - 590 psi., test ended at 1408 Hrs. with final pressure reading of 590 psi. A 10 Lbs. pressure drop is within the 5% alowable. Test passed.
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| I was on location to observe the Cement Bond Evaluation and pressure test of the 7" casing. Baker Hughes was providing the logging services and Hilco Treating Services was providing the pressure testing services. Hilco top off the 7" casing with Brine then tied into the casing ( through a 2" port ) to catch any fluid displaced by the logging tools and wireline. Permit Construction Conitions require a preesure test of a minimum of 525 psi held for a 15 minute duration. Hilco pressured up on the casing to 600 psi and isolated the 7" casing from the pump truck. Air was bled out of the system repeatedly and @ 1349Hrs. Hilco pressured up to 600 psi. to start the test. At 1354Hrs. - 600 psi., at 1359 Hrs.- 593 psi., at 1404 Hrs. - 590 psi., test ended at 1408 Hrs. with final pressure reading of 590 psi. A 10 Lbs. pressure drop is within the 5% alowable. Test passed.
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| I was on location to observe the Cement Bond Evaluation and pressure testing of the 7 casing. Baker Hughes was providing the logging services and Hilco Treating Services was providing the pressure testing services. Hilco topped off the 7 casing from the top to eliminate any air entrapment and then tied on to a 2 port on the Pack-Off Sub to catch any Brine displaced by the logging tool and wireline. Permit Construction Conditions require a pressure test to a minimum of 525 psi for a 15 minute duration. Hilco pressured up the 7 casing to 600 psi and isolated the 7casing from the pump truck. After allowing the well to stabilize, the air was bled - off in order to conduct the test. Numerous leaks were noticed around the collar. Repair attempts were performed  and the the test moved forward. Hilco pressured up to 600 psi @ 1722 hrs.. Pressure was 590 psi @ 1727 psi. , 583 psi @ 1732 hrs. , 580 psi. @ 1737 hrs.. Total pressure drop was 20 psi through the test. A bad collar contributed to the pressure drop. Since the pressure drop was within the allowable ( 5 % = 30 psi. ) the test is considered successful.
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For data sources see<ref>{{cite web
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| title = Ohio Department of Natural Resources RBDMS
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| publisher = [http://oilandgas.ohiodnr.gov/]
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| date = 2015-06-19
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| url = http://wellwiki.org/wiki/Ohio_Oil_and_Gas_Data_Sources#Inspection
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Revision as of 01:51, 15 July 2015

Well Details

Well ID: 34-153-23169
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County: Summit
Municipality:
Operator Name: CARGILL INC
Well Pad ID:
Farm/Lease Name:
First Permit Date:
Last Permit Date:
Spud Date: 2014-01-02
Unconventional: No
Configuration: Vertical
Well Status: Active Injection
Violations: 0
Latitude: 41.01866836
Longitude: -81.56097141

Inspection Data

INSPECTION ID DATE DESCRIPTION COMMENT VIOLATION ID VIOLATION CODE VIOLATION COMMENT
1391095261 2014-01-30 I was on location to observe the Cement Bond Evaluation and pressure test of the 7 casing. Baker Hughes was providing the logging services and Hilco Treating Services was providing the pressure testing services. Hilco top off the 7 casing with Brine then tied into the casing ( through a 2 port ) to catch any fluid displaced by the logging tools and wireline. Permit Construction Conitions require a preesure test of a minimum of 525 psi held for a 15 minute duration. Hilco pressured up on the casing to 600 psi and isolated the 7 casing from the pump truck. Air was bled out of the system repeatedly and @ 1349Hrs. Hilco pressured up to 600 psi. to start the test. At 1354Hrs. - 600 psi., at 1359 Hrs.- 593 psi., at 1404 Hrs. - 590 psi., test ended at 1408 Hrs. with final pressure reading of 590 psi. A 10 Lbs. pressure drop is within the 5% alowable. Test passed.
-1925391801 2014-12-05 The preliminary restoration was complete and meets all requirements.
-871804836 2014-01-30 I was on location to observe the Cement Bond Evaluation and pressure testing of the 7 casing. Baker Hughes was providing the logging services and Hilco Treating Services was providing the pressure testing services. Hilco topped off the 7 casing from the top to eliminate any air entrapment and then tied on to a 2 port on the Pack-Off Sub to catch any Brine displaced by the logging tool and wireline. Permit Construction Conditions require a pressure test to a minimum of 525 psi for a 15 minute duration. Hilco pressured up the 7 casing to 600 psi and isolated the 7casing from the pump truck. After allowing the well to stabilize, the air was bled - off in order to conduct the test. Numerous leaks were noticed around the collar. Repair attempts were performed and the the test moved forward. Hilco pressured up to 600 psi @ 1722 hrs.. Pressure was 590 psi @ 1727 psi. , 583 psi @ 1732 hrs. , 580 psi. @ 1737 hrs.. Total pressure drop was 20 psi through the test. A bad collar contributed to the pressure drop. Since the pressure drop was within the allowable ( 5 % = 30 psi. ) the test is considered successful.

For data sources see[1]

References

  1. ↑ "Ohio Department of Natural Resources RBDMS". [1]. 2015-06-19. Retrieved 2015-06-20. 
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