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The document is a manual on subsea well control, detailing the components and systems involved in offshore drilling operations. It covers the subsea blowout preventer (BOP) systems, hydraulic controls, and the importance of accumulators and control pods in managing well safety. Additionally, it discusses the integration of various control systems, including hydraulic, electro-hydraulic, and acoustic methods for effective operation in deepwater environments.

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Chaptet LL

The document is a manual on subsea well control, detailing the components and systems involved in offshore drilling operations. It covers the subsea blowout preventer (BOP) systems, hydraulic controls, and the importance of accumulators and control pods in managing well safety. Additionally, it discusses the integration of various control systems, including hydraulic, electro-hydraulic, and acoustic methods for effective operation in deepwater environments.

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TheLowerMarineRiserPackageconsistsof a hydraulic connector (Mandrelor Collet I
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type)that connectsto the top of the BOPstack.A flexiblejoint or balljointis mounted
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abovethe hydraulic connectorin orderto providea flexiblelink betweenthe riserand I
the BOPstack.Thisallowslateralmovementof the drillingvesseloverthe well.Flexible er+
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pipingis then requiredfor chokeand kill linesaroundthe balljointin the assemblyof -- l
the lowerriserpackage.Theriserpipemustbe designedso that failuresare kept to a
minimum.QuickconnectMandreland boxconnections are usedwith mechanical
lockingdevicesto securethe joints.Tensioning Systemsare employedto helpsupport
the riserweight.

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ControlPodsand ControlLines- Thecontrolpodsand controllinesare usedin subsea


the controllinesrunfrom the accumulator
operations; to the podswhichare locatedon
the subseaBOPstack.Thesetwo devicesare responsible for transmittingthe hydraulic
pressurefrom the accumulator to actuatethe variousfunctionsof the subseaBOP
stack.
Blowout PreventerUmbillcals
BlowoutPreventer(BOP)umbilicalsare the
criticallinkbetweenthe surfacehydrauliccontrol
unitonboarda floatingdrillingrig and the subsea
BOPstacklocatedon the oceanfloor.

BOP ControlUmbilical

LL2 FLUIDMIXINGSYSTEM
HYDRAULIC

Hydraulicfluid reservoircomprisingof 2 storagesections:

mixedfluidto be usedin operation.


Onecontaining

Secondsectioncontaining the concentrated fluidto be


watersolublehydraulic
mixedwith waterto form the mixedhydraulicfluld.

controlled
Themixingsystemis an automatically system.

BOPSYSTEM:
SUBSURFACE

SubseaBOPstackconsistsof two r".a,on.,


A conventional

o Thelowerpartcontainsthe ram preventers andoneannularpreventer.


o Theupperpart(LMRP)containsa hydraulic connector, an annularpreventer,
controlsystempods,ball or flexjoint to connectwith riser.Thispackagecan
with the riserleavingthe stackin positionon the well head.
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Pipe fam: besidesbeingableto sealoff the annulusroundthe drillpipe,the piperam
-t canalsosupportthe weightof the drillstringif it needsto be hung-offon them.To
-t the ramsmust be ableto be lockedin the closedposition
hang-offthe stringsecurely,
-t opening.
wtthno riskof accidental
-t All subseastackscontainblind/shearrams.Theseare desi$nedto cut throughpipeand
rrt
Theyare nearlyalwaysplacedin the upper(pipe)
thensealof the well borecompletely.
rt ram cavityof the stackandshouldhavea kill outletimmediately
underneath in casea
{ wellhasto be circulated.
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1 ST'BSEAANNULAR PREI'ENTERS
1
Whenoperatinganyannularblowoutpreventer subsea,the hydrostatic pressure of the
1
drillingfluidcolumnin the marineriserexertsan openingforceon the blowout
{
preventer. the closingpressures
Therefore, requiredare equalto the surfaceinstallation
{ pressure(AP)to accountfor the openingforce
closingpressureplusa compensating
{ exertedby the drillingfluidcolumn.TheHydrillGLannularpreventer is primarily
rlt designed for subseaoperations.
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o lf openingand closingchamberareasareequal,thereis no effecton the
!t hydrostatic pressure of the controlfluidcolumn.
1 o Counterbalance hookuptechniqueautomatically compensatesfor the
rrt effectsof subseaoperations. When the secondary is
chamber connected
E to the marineriser,the openingforceexertedbythe drillingfluidcolumn
l y u n tebr a lan ce d .
is a u t o m a t i ca lco
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ACCUMUIATORS
STJBSEA
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to storehydraulic
Mainobjectives
-t 1,. Reduce time(fastdelivery)
theoperatin$
-t 2. Enablethemto actassurgechambers (largevolumewithhi$hpressure)
for
rt preventers.
theannular
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- lf the BOPstackis locatedin 1,0O0ft. of seawater(seawatergradient= 0.445psi/ft),The
calculatedusablefluidvolumebyusingBoyle's lawwillhaveto beadjustedbyhydrostatic
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from surface(O.6gallonof fluid is typicallyrequired)but oncethe openingpressureis released,
a springactionautomatically forcesthe gate closed. -
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In land rigls,the largenumberof controllinesrequiredcan be easilyhandledbecausethe
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dbtance to accessthem is not so great.In subseastacks,the directcontrolsystemis
-t impractical. Toomanyindividuallineswouldbe neededand the pressuredropinsidethem
-t wouldbe too greatfor the reactiontimes to be acceptable.
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Forthesereasons,othersystemshavebeendevelopedbasedon the ideaof usingone main
!t hydrauliclinethroughwhichpowerfluid is sentto the stack,and for pilotvalveslocatedon the
rrt stackto directit to the variousfunctionson commandfrom the surface.Thesecommandscan
rt be easilytransmittedto the pilotvalveeitherhydraulically,
electrically
or acoustically.

1 }M)RAULICCONTROLSYSTEM
1 The master hydraulicpower unit
{
1 Thisunit suppliesfluid to both pilotand hydrauliclinesvia accumulatorbottles.Thestackcan
be controlledfrom this unit or from a remotecontrolpanelon the rigflooror an electricmini
1 panelusuallylocatedin the tool pusher'soffice.
1
1 ControlPods

1 Pilotand operating(power)fluidsare sent to the stackvia one of the hosebundleseachof


-t whichterminatesin a pod (yellowor blue)mountedon the LMRP.Pilotcontrolvalveand Pod
selectorvalve(locatedon the masterhydraulicunit)directpilotfluid and powerfluid to go to
1
selectedpod in subsea.Thetypicalhosebundleis madeup of a 1" supplyhosefor powerfluid
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and3/L6" hosefor pilotfluid.Insidecontrolpodsubsea,thereis a pilotvalve(SPMvalve)which
- is connected to the commonpowerfluidsupply.Pilotfluidwill openthe SPMvalveand allow
- powerfluid to go downto a shuttlevalve.
- Shuttle Valve
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Theshuttlevalvewhichis mountedon the stack,allowsfluid to flow to operatingcylinderfrom
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the oneselectedpodonly(isolatin$activeand inactivepod).
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too highfor normaloperationof annularsor ramsand so the controlpodscontainregulatorsin
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orderthat closingpressurecan be controlledas required-usually from 0-1,500psi.this subsea
- regulatoris controlledfrom surfacevia a pilotlineand anotherline is usedto returnto a panel
- gaugethe "readback"operatingpressuredownstreamof the regulator.
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As mentionedbefore,someof the hydraulicpowerfluid is storedin subseaaccumulators
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locatedon the stackin orderto reduceclosingtimes and alsoto providea surgechambereffect
for annularpreventer.All the powerfluid on the low pressuresideof a functionis eventually -
ventedto the seavia the pilotvalves.Thisthereforenecessitates the useof environmentally -
safe fluidswhichmustalsoinhibitcorrosionand bacterialgrowthas well as beingcompatible
additive.Largevolumesof fluid are preparedand storednearthe hydraulicunit
with anti-freeze
and are transferredautomaticallyto the accumulators drivenpumpswhenever
by electrically
accumulatorpressurefalls belowa pre-setlevel.Thepilotsystemis the closesystem.

ELECTRO.HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS
CONTROL

Theobjectiveof the BOPcontrolsystemis to movesufficientpowerfluid,at the required


pressure, to operatecylinderin the minimumtime.Forthe verylengthsof hosebundles(i.e.
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2000 ft.) frictionlossesinsidethe small pilotlinesresultin unacceptable
lon$reactiontimes.
On the otherhand,if the diameterof theselinesincreased, the hosebundlewouldbe too bulky
to handleso that the alternativeto the purelyhydrauliccontrolsystemis neededfor deepwater
operations.

Thisis foundin the 3/16" pilotlinesthat are replacedwith electricallineswhichoperate


solenoidvalvesat the controlpods.Highpressureis takenfrom the main powerline in the pod -
undercontrolof solenoidvalveand is usedas pilotpressureto openthe SPMvalvethus
allowingthe regulated powerfluidflow throughthe operatin$ cylinder.

ACOUSTIC SYSTEMS
CONTROL

Althoughboththe controlsystems lcoustic ('omp0nents

described aboveredundancy is assured


throughthe useof two identicalcontrol
pods,furtherfullyindependent systemis
sometimesdesiredfor a complete
backup.To suitthis requirement, acoustic lublea Cor0ol
f nir $irh Rrmore
controlsystems havebeendesi$ned Traurducrr Head

whichcan operatecertainvitalstack
functionsevenif the rig is forcedoff
locationand is not physically attachedto i 1 '
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GEIIEML SIJBSEABOPSTACK

Ttrearrangementof the subseaBOPstack may generallybe set up as follows;

F"r.orn
Top to Bottomi

r Qf the MarlneRlser -Divertersystems

-Telescopic
Joint-BoostLine

r Qf the LIURP -FlexJoint


Lt
Lt -UpperAnnular
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Lt . Of the SubseaBOP -LowerAnnular
Lt -Blind/ShearRam(withChokelineconnection)
Lt
-UpperPipeRamsor Hangoff Rams(withKill line connection)
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Lt -VariableBoreRam (withChokelineconnection)
Lt -LowerPipeRams(with Kill lineconnection)
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Lt . WellheadConnector

DI'VERTER
SYSTEM

TheDivertersystemsand Diverterpathsare locatedabovethe Telescoping joint. lf the top hole


drillingis begunwithoutthe useof a MarineRiser,the Divertersystemwill not be installeduntil
afterthe first casingis cementedin, the well headis in placeand the BOPstackand Marine
Risersystemsare installed.

(SLrP)JOrNT
TELESCOPTC

TheTelescopic joint allowsthe floatingrigsto float up


and downwith the sea wavemotion.Motion
compensators in the hoistingsystemautomatically
Lt maintaindrillstringand bit positionconstantwhilethe
floatingrig is heaving.
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MarineRiserusuallyhas a largediameter(i.e.at least20"),the upwardvelocityof drillin$mud r--
will dropoff dramaticallywhen it entersthe Riser.Thedrill cuttingswill settleout due to the
reductionin annularvelocityin the Riser.Therefore,the Boosterlinewith a separatededicated -
pump is oftenusedon the MarineRiser.Besidesthe boostfunction,the boosterline is also -
usedfor fillingMarineRiserwith kill mud afterthe killing
operation. l-

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The terminationspool is installedin the riserstring immediatelyabovethe flex joint.


Mud is pumped throughthe boosterline to increaseupwardflow throughthe riserto
the surface.The terminationspool providesthe additionalcirculationnecessaryfor -
extremelydeep water drillingapplications.The terminationspool is equippedwith an ?F

automaticcheck valvewhich allows mud to flow only down the circulationline and up
the riserstring.Cameronsuppliesthe Mud BoosterLineTerminationSpool to customer l-
specifiedlengths.
?F

F|LLUPVALVE(DUMPVALVE)
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Whenshallowgas kick happens,the gasexpandsgreatlyin the MarineRiserthus the reduction
of mud columnand subsequently mud hydrostaticpressurein the Risermay havea tendencyof ?4

The Fillup valveallowsthe MarineRiserto be filled in with sea waterto


Riserto be collapsed. lF
preventthis problem.TheFillup valvealsoallowssea waierto fill the well annulusin caseof ,':
losscirculation.
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The benefitsof havinga fill-upvalve(dumpvalveor flood valve)in the marine riserare:
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l{ a It allowssea waterto fill the marineriserwhenshallowgas kicks.
-- a It allowssea waterto fill the well in caseof losscirculation.
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FloatingrigBwith shallowglasissues:
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-{ Whenshallowgas kicks,it may causemarineriser(withdiverterin place)to be collapsed.
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The weakest point on the marine riser equipmentsto be damagedeasilywhen
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shallowgas kick is the slipjoint packer.
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An advanta$eof floatingrigsoverother offshorerigsare that theycan moveaway
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from well locationin shortnotice.
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Surfaceholedrillingon floatingrig can be carriedout withouta marineriserinstalledfor
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.- shallowgas to depleteor holeto bridgeoff.

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ln caseof a marineriser(on floatingrigs)losseitherby purposeor by accident,therewill be a -


reductionin hydrostaticpressureexertedon the BOPstack, thus the bottom hole pressureis -
subsequently dropped.This drop in hydrostaticpressureis equalto the hydrostaticdifferential -
betweenfluid in the riserfrom subseaBOPstackto rig floor and the sea water. An extramud
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weightto be addedon drillingmud weightto permita safedrillingin caseof the lossof marine
riser is called 'Rlser Margln'. The riser margin can be determinedfrom the net loss in -
hydrostaticpressuredue to marine riser disconnectedwhich is the differencein hydrostatic -
pressuresbetweenmud hydrostaticpressurein the riserand the seawaterhydrostaticpressure. 4
Themarginin pp6,is then calculatedbase{on the remainingdepthin the well.
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Seawafer$radient I
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Waterdepth:1150 feet,WellTVDfrom RKB(flowline):2000 ft, Air gap:90 ft,
-t Seawaterweight:8.7 pp$,Mudweight:9.8 ppg.Whatis the reductionin bottomhole
-' pressureif the riseris disconnected?
Whatis the minimummud densityrequiredto
!t keepthe well in balancewith the riserdisconnected?(TwoAnswers)
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f.lir GapUt) +WaterDepthUt)1x MudDensity(pp7) -lWater DepthUt) x SeaWaterDensity(ppdl
I' rVD (ft) - Atr GapUt) - Water Depth(f t)
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.Winimummud density-- 9.8ppg + 2.83ppg : 12.63PPg = L2.7ppg
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rt flSP sea water : L 1 5 0x 0 . 0 5 2x 8 . 7 :520 pst
rt : ( 11 5 0 + 9 0) x 0 .05 2x 9 .8 = 6 3 2p s i
t l SPMud i nri " ser
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Q. Sea Water Gradient= O445 ps -


FormationStrenght Gradient= 0.75ps -
Airgap60ft. CalculateMax MW?
MSL
HSP due to sea water = !.445 x 200 = 89 psi -
SeaBed
HSPdue to overburdenat Shoe = 0.75x 400 = 300 psi

Max pressureat shoe = 89 + 300= 389 psi


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0.052x 660

= 1 1 . 3p p g

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VALVES
VALVEANDSELECTOR
MANIPUI-ATOR

Subseainstallation

*way/3-positionvalvestypicallyusedin Subseahydrauliccontrolsystems,consisting
of two commontypes;

type
1. Manipulator

2. Selectortype.

Whenfunctionis set in "Block"(neutral)position,manipulator


typehasopenand close
portsconnectedto drain,Selectorvalvehas all portsisolated.

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SETECT'BLOCK

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OOilTROLFODS

The bankof SPMvalvesis mounted(manifold)togetherin a modulecalledControlPod.There


are two pods,blueand yellowfor redundancy.
Besideshousinga coupleof SPMs,eachpod also
containstwo regulators,
onefor the AnnularBOP,the otherfor the remainingstackfunctions.
If
If
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b TheSPMvalveis the centerof everycontrolsystem. lt containsa spring{oadedpistonwith
b portsbesideto directpowerfluid or functionfluid to flow.Thisvalveis normallyclosedby spring
b force(relaxedposition)and sea hydrostaticpressure.lt is openedby Pilotfluid of 3,OOOpsi.
lYhenfunctionis in "block' position,both pilotlines("open"and "close")controllingthe
operatorfunctionvent, allowingthe respectiveSPMvalvesto close.Closingof the SPMvalves
L. ventall powerfluidfrom the BOPto the sea at an activecontrolpod.
If
b. SuFPla MountedValve
b (SPMValve)
b In the subseasystemhydraulic fluid is
Ir directedusingan SPMValve,these
If valveare usedin directingthe flow,one
b to openthe ramsthe otherto close
bt them bothhavea pressure and vent
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PILOTFLUIDCIRCUIT

Whena functionbuttonon eitherthe mini or driller'spanelis pushedan electrical


signalis sentto the associated solenoidvalveon the CentralHydraulic Manifold. The
solenoidvalvemovesto allowhigh pressure air to passthrough it and actuateits
pilot
corresponding controlvalve.When the pilotcontrolvalve is actuated,hydraulic
fluid is allowedto flowfrom the pilotaccumulators (whereit is storedat 3,000psi)and
downthe appropriate pilotlinesin eachof the umbilicalhosebundles. Thepilotline
terminatesin the subseapodat the SPMvalve.Whenactivatedby the pilotpressure,
this valvelifts to allowpowerfluid (at its regulatedpressure)to flow to its associated
BOPfunction.

POWER
FLUIDCIRCUIT

Thepositionof the podselectorvalveon the GentralHydraulic


Manifolddetermines

powerfluidis directed.
to whichof the two subseacontrolpodsthe hydraulic

1' lD Po r fluid
3d16-lD Pilot fluid, ulation

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STIUTILEVALVES

. lt is a 3-wayvalve

. lsolateactiveand inactivepods(redundantpod)

. Podto be retrieved
Allowmalfunctioning

BOPcontrol
withoutlosinghydraulic

Principleof the Redundancy


and two systernsof Fluid
or
PilotFluidactsas subsea-Driller
an activatedinstrumentfor Power
Fluid.

PilotFluidmaintains3,000psi,
goingto both Podsand return
backto the tank after activated
the SPMvalve.

PowerFluidflow downto Subsea


and regulateddownto 1,500psi
at a selectedControlPod.It will
be dumpedto Sea

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11.3 SUBSEASTACK. CONTROL


OPERATION

PowerFluidol3,000 Fr$

FowerFluklol I,500 p$

FowerFlukl(tbntedl

PilotFluklof 3,ffF psi

PilotFluirX
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4 Valveto be centeredwhich then allowsboth the pilot 'ep¤h' and 'close'lines to be
vented.The springsin both the SPMvalvesthen pushthe spindlesdownso that they
E sealagainstthe bottomseatsand blockthe flow of any powerfluidthroughthe valves.
E At the sametime this alsoventsbothsidesof the BOPram operatingcylinders.
I' Theblockfunctionis usedto venta pilotcontrolvalve.Bydoingthis individually on each
valvea leak in the controlsystemor the preventers can be locatedand isolated.By
1 centeringand ventingall the valveswhenthe accumulator unit is first beingpressurized
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Whenthe 'OPEN'buttonis pressed, Valveson the Hydraulic


Control
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the Solenoid
pressureto movethe operator
on the Pilot 'J
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ControlValveto the
Operating Piston. >E
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spindlein the RAMSOPENSPMvalvethusblockingthe ventand allowingpower
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'OPEN'Shuttle Valveto the 'OPEN'sidesof the BOPram operatingcylinders. ;4
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the 'CLOSE' position. BOPramsis beingclosedusingthe drillersMasterControl
-t Panel.TheSolenoid Valveventsthe othersideof the air cylinder.
rt i n t he 'C L O S E' p o sitiop nilo
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rt the femalesection,the powerfluidthentravelsthroughthe ShuttleValveto the'CLOSE'
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LIGHTINDICATIONS BOPSTACK
ONSUBSEA

Indication onSubseaBOPstackaccording
Lightsshouldbe illuminated to API
RP16E3.6.4.4.

Function position :
is in itsNormalDrilling AllGreen

Function
is in an abnormalposition : Red
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Valveis in ventor blockposition:
3-position AmS*r'iYell*w)

MemoryFunctionindicatesthelastselectedposition: Red(or Green)with AmberON

(Memoryfunctionindicatesthe previouspositionof the stackfunctionbeforethe "block


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RISERANDTRAPPED
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- Aftercirculatingout a gas kick,the nextstepsthat shouldbe taken beforeopeningthe
-t subseaBOPstackare:
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rt L. Closea lowerram belowthe kill and chokeline.

E 2. Pumpseawateracrossthe BOPstackthroughkill andchokeline


rt (as seawateris pumpedaround,holdback-pressure on the chokeequalto the
1 hydrostaticpressuredifferenceat the BOPbetweenthe kill mud and seawaterto
1 stopbubbleexpansion intothe chokeline).
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stoppumpsandclosethe Kill Line.Allowgas
3 . Oncecleanseawateris returning,
E As gas pushesout seawaterthe hydrostatic
is
to expandintothe chokeline.
-t loweredwhichallowsmoreexpansion. Thegaswill expandas muchas possible.
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E 4. Onceflow stops,fill the marineriserto kill mudthroughboosterline.
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6. At this time openthe annularBOPslowlyby reducing closing
the hydraulic
E pressure.Dueto the largedifferencebetweenhydrostaticpressurein the riser
rt
and the remainingpressure in the bubble,u-tubingof the remainingElasin the
- stackintothe chokeline shouldoccur.Fillthe riserfromsurfaceas the fluidlevel
ts drops.
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7. Girculate
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8. Openthe lowerram and monitorfor flow.
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Calculationin Formulaor Equation Terms


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DrillingMud Density(ppg) = Pressurefpsi) -

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A - 1 s x( # 1)
Step1: L4+L2 1.167

Step2: L,r67- 1 0.167

Step3: 0 . 1 6 7x 1 5 2,50

Therefore, A = 2,50

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SolvingEquation(mtnri dunrt rdararrildo{a''rn'li}


Examples

Example-l A+870 = 10,CI00

Thus,A = 10,000-870=9,130

Example-2 10X1,CI00 = Vx3,000 I


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3,000
= 3.33
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Example A

1:
Example I f , B = 2 5 0 , a n d C =1 0 . 5

Thus, A = 250+(0.0s2x10.5)
457.87

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Example I f , A = 5 0 0 , a n d C =1 0 . 5

Thus, B = 500x0.052x10.5
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Example-2
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x [0.5995 - {0.00852
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12.6x 0.052 + 0.01776)
x {0.0085?

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x [0.07287
12.6x0.052x0.02628

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0.017?2

sp 3: = 20.63937
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A = 1198.56969

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Section 1. Filled-inKill SheetExercises- GauaeProblemActions.

from a completedkill sheet'filled-in'withall relevantvolumeand


GaugeProblemExercisesare constructed
pressurecalculations.

Eacfrquestionis basedon the strokes,pumprate,drillpipeandcasinggaugereadingsat a specificpointin time


duringa well kill operation.Any one or a combinationof thesereadingscouldindicatethe actionrequired.
Optionsare shownin the multiple.choice answers.

The casingand/ordrillpipepressureswill onlybe relevantto the actionif -

c fls casingand/ordrillpipepressuresgivenin the questionare belowthe expectedpressures,or


. The casingand/ordrillpipepressuresgivenin the questionare 70 psi or moreabovethe expected
pressures.

S*lion 2. Calculation Formula.

AbbreviationsUsed in this Document

bbl = Barrels(US)
bbl/ft = Barrels(US)per foot
bbl/min = Barrels(US)per minute
bbl/stroke = Barrels(US)per stroke
BHP = Bottom Hole Pressure
BOP = Blowout Preventer
ft = Feet
ftlhr = Feetperhour
ft/min = Feet per minute
lbrbbl = Pounds per barrel
LOT = Leak-offTest
MAASP = MaximumAllowableAnnular SurfacePressure
PPS = PoundsPergallon
psi = Poundspersquareinch
psi/ft = Pounds per square inch per foot
psi/hr = Poundspersquareinch per hour
SICP = Shut in CasingPressure
SIDPP = Shut in Drill PipePressure
SPM = Strokes per minute
TVD = True Vertical Depth "
0.052 = Gonstantfactor

1. HYDROSTATIC (psi)
PRESSURE
Mud Density(ppg) x 0.052x TVD (ft)

2- PRESSURE (psi/ft)
GRADIENT
Mud Density(ppg) x 0.052

3. DRILLINGMUDDENSITY(ppg)
Pressure(psi) + TVD (ft) + 0.052
or
Pressure(psi)
wD (ft) x0.052

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4. (ps:)
POREPRESSURE
FORMATION
HydrostaticPressurein Drill String (psi) + SIDPP(psi)

5. PUMPOUTPUT(bbltmin)
Pump Displacement(bbl/stroke) x Pump Rate(SPM)

6. ANNULARVELOCITY(ft/min)
PumpOutput@bl/min)
Annular Capacity (bbl/ft)

7. GIRCULATING
EQUIVALENT (ppg)
DENSITY

[Annular PressureLoss(psi) + TVD (ft) - 0.052] * Mud Density(ppg)


or
Annurarereslf:
--E6-1n1" (psl)
l::s * Mud Densiry (ppg)
o.osz

8. MUDDENSITYWITH (ppg)
TRIPMARGININGLUDED
[SafetyMargin (psi) -TVD (ft) : 0.052] * Mud Density(ppg)
or
SareryMarein(p:i)
*' Mud Densityr (ppg)
TVD (ft) x 0.052

9. (psi)WTH NEWPUMPRATEapproximate
NEWPUMPPRESSURE

(psi)x (ffi)'z
old PumpPressure

(psi)WITHNEWMUDDENSITYapproximate
10. NEWPUMPPRESSURE

oldPump (psi)x tffi


Pressure

11. MAXIMUM ALLOWABLEMUDDENSITY(ppg)


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[SurfaceLOTpressure(psi) Shoe D (ft) : 0.052] + LQTMud Density(ppg)
or
surraceLor ple_s:y:lpsi)
+ LoT Mud DensiV (pps)
ShoeTVD(ft )x 0.052

12. MAASP(psi)
[MaximumAllowable Mud Density(ppg) - Current Mud.Density(ppg)] x 0.052x ShoeTVD

13. SICP(psi)

{[Mud Density(ppg) - Influx Density(ppg)] x 0.052 x InfluxVertical Height (ft)] + SIDPP(psi)

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(ppg)
!t lSlDPP(psi) + TVD (ft) + 0.0521* OriginalMud Density(ppg)
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OriginalMud Density(ppg)
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? 15. llflTtAL CIRCULATINGPRESSURE(psi)
? Kill Rate Circulating Pressure (psi) + SIDPP(psi)
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't6_ FIHALCIRCULATING
? PRESSURE(psi)

? ry
O r i g i n a lM u d D e n s i t y ( p p g )
x Kill Ratecirculatingpressure(psi)
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DR|LL|NG
MUDDENSITY
(tb/bbt)
? [KillMudDensity(ppe)- OriginalMudDensiry
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35.8- Kill Mud Density(ppg)
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? t E . GAS MIGRATIONRATE (fUhr)
? Rate of Increase in Surface Pressure (psi/hr) + Drilling Mud Density (ppg) - 0.052
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? Rateoflncreasein SurfacePressure(psi/hr)
t Drilling Mud Density(ppg) x 0.0S2
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20. PRESSUREDROP PER FOOT TRIPPINGDRY P|PE(psi/ft)
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- DrillingMud Density(ppg) x 0.0S2x MetalDisplacement(bbl/ft)
t Riseror CasingCapacity(bbl/fQ - MetalDisplacement
3 (bbl/fD
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DrillingMud Density(ppg) x 0.0s2 x closedEnd Displacenienf
&bl/fr)
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- Riseror CasingCapacity(bbl/ft) - ClosedEnd Displacement(bbl/ft)
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I 22. LEVEL DROPPULLINGREMA|N|NGCOLLARSOUT OF HOLE DRy (ft)
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I Length of Collars (ft) x Metal Displacemenr(bbl/fr)
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Riseror CasingCapacity(bbl/fr))
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I Lengthof Collars (ft) x ClosedEnd Displacement(bbl,/ft)
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I Riseror CasingCapacity(bbt/ft))
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- Overbalance(psi) x [Riser or CasingCapacity[bbl/ft)
:.fvletal Displacement(bbl/ft)]
I Mud Gradient (psi/ft) x Metal Displacement(bbl/ft)
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2s. LENGTHOF TUBULARSTO PULLWETBEFOREOVERBALANCE ¤

Overbalance (psi)x [Riser or Casing Capaci$ @bl/ft)- Closed End Displacement (bbl/ft)] ¤
Mud Gradient (psi/ft) x Closed End Displacement (bbl/ft) -
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(bbl)
26. VOLUMETO BLEEDOFFTO RESTOREBHPTO FORilAnONPRESSURE
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Increasein SurfacePressure(psi) x Influx Volume (bbl)
Formation Pressure(psi) - Increasein SurfacePressure(psi) (

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27. SLUG VOLUME (bbt) FOR A G|VEN LENGTHOF DRY PIPE
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Length of Dry Pipe (ft ) x Pipe Capacity(bbl/ft) x Drilling Mud Density (ppg)
SlugDensity (ppd - Drilling Mud Density (ppg)
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28. prT GA|N DUE TO SLUG U-TUBING(bbl)
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Density(ppg)
SlugDensity (ppg)
SlugVolume(bbl) x ( Drilling Mud Density(ppg) _ 1)
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[Air Gap(ft) + Water Depth (ft)] x Mud Density(ppe) - [Water Depth (ft) x SeaWater Density(ppe)]
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TVD (ft) - Air Gap(ft) - Water Depth (ft)
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30. HYDROSTATIC LOSSlF CASINGFLOATFAILS(psi)
PRESSURE ¤
Mud Density (ppe) x 0.052 x Casing Capacity (bbl/ft) x Unfilled Casing Heieht (ft) ¤
Casing Capacity (bbl/ft) + Annular Capacity (bbl/ft)
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