COMPANY: Z-FOD DOCUMENT code :

ZB.WOP.RL.PP.004092

ASSET: REV. NR.: REVISION DATE: Page

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PROJECT: DEPARTMENT:
ZUBAIR WELL OPERATIONS
Z-FOD
DOCUMENT TITLE:

ZUBAIR FIELD
N2 Lift Program

ABSTRACT
The following program is designed for CT N2 Lifting operation

Revision Record

V0 Initial Program Aymen Al G.Fulceri L.

Ghadhban L. Mauri Riccobo
n A.Ricci

Rev. Date Reason for Issue Responsible Accountable Endorsed

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Responsible
R The person who actually produces the document.
Accountable
A The person who has the answer for success or failure of the quality and timeliness of the document.
Consulted
C Those who must be consulted before the document is published.
Informed
I Those who must be informed after the document is published.
Endorsed
E Those who must approve the document before publication.
Document Distribution

Consulted Distribution List

Date Format (1) Name Job Title Company Location (2)

06/14 DEC Well Services Section Head Z-FOD Basra

Informed Distribution List

Date Format (1) Name Job Title Company Location (2)

06/14 OHC* Central Archive WOP ZFOD Basra

1EC* Drilling & Completion Manager ZFOD Basra

1EC* Operations Managers ZFOD Basra

1EC* Drilling Engineering Section Head ZFOD Basra

1EC* Geosciences Manager ZFOD Basra

1EC* Field Manager ZFOD Basra

1EC* Production Optimization Engineer ZFOD Basra

1EC* Rigless Spt. ZFOD Basra

1EC* Stimulation Contractor NPS Basra

NOTE: (1) OHC – Original Hard Copy / EC–Electronic Copy / HC – Hard Copy /
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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION 5
2. SCOPE OF WORK 5
3. WELL DATA 5
4. WHAT IS THE DESIGN OF SERVICE (DOS) 6
5. IDENTIFYING TIME SENSITIVE ISSUES 7

6. HEALTH, SAFETY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVES: 7

7. JOB OBJECTIVES AND MEASURES: 7
8. PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS: 7
9. EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS: 7
10. EXISTING WELLBORE SCHEMATIC 8
11. X-MASS TREE 10
12. SITE LAYOUT AND SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS 10
13. VOLUME AND RECIPE 12
14. JOB PROCEDURE 12
15. PROCEDURE – SPOT EQUIPMENT, RIG UP & PRESSURE TEST 13
16. N2 LIFT PROCEDURE 15
17. HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT 17
18. BHA SCHEMATIC 18
19. CT SIMULATION CHARTS 19
20. CT STRING FATIGUE 22
21. APPENDIX 23
22. JOB PLANNING CHECK LIST 24
23. RISK ASSESSMENTS REGISTER 25
24. SOP REGISTER 26
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1. INTRODUCTION
ZB-246 is oil producer well, this program is designed to conduct coiled tubing lifting
operation to assist the well to flow back and restore the production.

2. SCOPE OF WORK

Executive Summary

According to ZFOD instructions, follow the program bellow:

RIH with CT and perform the following operations:

1. Rig up CTU and equipment.

2. Function test and pressure test as required.
3. RIH CT down to 1,500 m with well open to production line while taking return
through CT/Tbg annulus.
4. Once CT at 500 m start pumping N2 at 400 scf/min.
5. At depth of 1,500 m increase nitrogen rate up to 500 scf/min.
6. As per well behaviours increase CT depth and nitrogen rate.
7. Once the well flows naturally, POOH CT to surface, isolate it and R/D.

3. WELL DATA

WELL DATA DESCRIPTION

Well Deviation Vertical
Tubing Completion 4-1/2" 12.6# L-80 EOT 3,138 m
Casing Completion 7’’ 29# T-95 EOC 3,441 m
RT/GL 0m
TRSCSSSV 61.93 m
Packer 3,134 m
Minimum restriction 2.66” @ 3,136 m
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PERFORATED INTERVALS
Top (mMD) Bottom (mMD) Level
3178.0 3180.5 USS Mb (Rigless)
Dec '17
3186.5 3192.0 3rd pay
3201.0 3210.0 3rd pay
3214.0 3221.5 3rd pay
3230.5 3232.5 3rd pay
3234.5 3241.5 3rd pay
3244.0 3246.5 3rd pay
3249.0 3260.0 3rd pay
3260.0 3266.0 Usand L1
3267.5 3270.0 (Rigless) 05-Dec-2017

3271.0 3273.0
3274.0 3276.5

Well Capacity:

LENGTH WELL VOLUME

WELL SECTION ID (in) ANNULAR VOLUME (BBL)
(m) (BBL)
Tubing 4-1/2” 12.6 3138 3.833 147
lb/ft
Tubing 4-1/2” – CT 3138 3.833”- 125
1.5” 1.5”
Casing 7” – CT 1.5” 275 6.182”- 32
1.5”
Casing 7” 275 6.182 34
TOTAL VOLUME 181 157

4. WHAT IS THE DESIGN OF SERVICE (DOS)

This Design of Service (DoS) will provide a written record of the Z-FOD treatment
objectives and the major decision affecting the job design, their process of
determination, and the elements that provide assurance for that design.

NOTE:
“This Design of Service (DoS) is only a preliminary job design at this stage and further
consideration will need to be given as actual well data is acquired. The justification for
the job design will be based on the risk associated with reaching the primary job
objectives.”
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5. IDENTIFYING TIME SENSITIVE ISSUES

Time Sensitive Item Time Prior to Actual Job Responsibility

Well Data required 1 week prior Z-FOD
Updated Job Design and Operational 1 week prior NPS
Program
Job Design Review and Approval 3 days prior to job NPS and Z-
FOD
Call Out and Approval to Mix Treatment 3 days prior to job Z-FOD
Approval to mobilize equipment to 3 days prior to job Z-FOD
location

6. HEALTH, SAFETY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVES:

 NPS HSE Objectives are no accidents or incidents concerning any operation and to
cause no harm to the environment. All jobs are to be conducted in accordance with
NPS’s Health, Safety and Environmental Standards (SOP-QHSE-014 Environmental
Management).

8. JOB OBJECTIVES AND MEASURES:

Job Type Job Objective Evaluation or Measurement

All stages delivered at designed rate and volume
CT N2 N2 Kick off
without SQ or HSE incidents
Lift

9. PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS:

Day Shift Night

Personnel Title #

Coiled Tubing 2 1 1
Supervisor
Coiled tubing 2 1 1
Operator
Pumping Operator 2 1 1
N2 Pumping Operator 2 1 1
Helper 2 1 1

10. EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS:

Equipment
Equipment Type
Min Max
Coiled Tubing unit 1.5’’ OD 1 1
N2 Pumping Unit 1 1
2” Treating iron 10,000 psi WP, Fig 1502 As As
union required required
Generator 1 1
Caravan 1 1
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FSR As As
required required
Cylindrical Tank – 150 bbl 2 3

The equipment list could be changed according to the job requirements.

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11. EXISTING WELLBORE SCHEMATIC

COMPLETION SKETCH FIELD NAME ZUBAIR

WELL NAME 246
DATE: 29-Jul-14 ARPO 20 / Accoun 3rd pay Formation
C t

SINGLE COMPLETION
VERTICAL DEVIATE HORIZONTAL SELECTIVE ESP
D
CH X
OH GRAVEL SIZE: 40/60
20/40
String w eight 7.000
up 130000 Casing Size/Open hole Type of packer fluid: Brine used during WO Filtered BRINE (NaCl)
[t] size: [in]

String w eight
dow n 10500 [t] Top 293 [m] 3563 Density 1.03 [kg/l]
0 : 3 Bottom: [m] :

Make up report [y/n] Well deviation [max.] @ Mmdorkb Well deviation ° @ BPL depth: mMDORKB
GENERAL INFORMATIONS PACKER
DRILLING PERIOD Nom. O.D. Manuf act. Model I.D. Depth
type
RIG USED 103 7" x 3 1/2" PHL
RT/TIE DOWN 0:00
WELL HEAD 5000 SHEAR RELEASE VALUE: 50,000lbs
RATING TOTAL 3441.0 SHEAR RELEASE VALUE: NA
DEPTH SIZE
TOP OF CEMENT
NA
LANDING COLLAR 3413 COMPLETION STRING
ANNULUS FLUID Tubing
TOTAL DRILL
Nom. O.D. lb/ Steel Grade % Dow n to
Thread ft
GEOG COORD LAT 4 1/2 TSH- 12.6 L- 100% 2,892.41
GEOG COORD LONG 3 1/2 B 9.2 80 100% 3138.35
TSH- L-
B 80
WELL HEAD DESCRIPTION MAKE UP TORQUE 3000 ftlb GREASE API 5A-2
: :
X-MAS TREE BREDA 5-1/8" 5 ID OD
REF Tools by length DEPTH
kspi

9 5/8" Csg 47# and 53.5# THS-B

BONNET 13-5/8" 5k x 5 1/8" 5k n° RT " " m 9.00
BACK PRES, VALV TUBING H 5.0" TSB Type 1 Tbg-Hgr 13 5/8" 5 1/2" TSH-B box x box + Tbg, 5 1/2 ,17.00 , 4.688 9.5 18.50
TSH- ZFOD 13.63 0
ANGER 13-5/8" 5k x 5-1/2" TSB 2 X-OVER 5-1/2 TSH-B PIN x 4-1/2 TSH-B PIN HES 3.833 5.520 1.11 19.61
4 Tubing Joints, 4 1/2 TSH Blue, L80 ZFOD 3.833 4.961 37.51 57.12

PRODUCTION CASING 5 4 1/2" TSH-B pup 12,6 ppf HES 3.833 4.961 2.95 60.07
Nom OD Thd lb/ft S. Grade m) m (m) 6 TRSV, NE, 5k, 3,813X, 4 1/2-12.6 TSH-Blue, Non-equalizing, 9C HES 3.845 6.730 1.86 61.93
Top (
Botto
9 5/8" 47 L- 0 2389 8 4 1/2" TSH-B pup 12,6 ppf HES 3.833 4.961 1.95 63.88
80
9 5/8" 53.5 L- 244 3084 10 4 1/2 Tubing Joints, 4 1/2 TSH Blue, L80 SLB 3.833 4.961 2828.5 2,892.4
80 5 3 1
3441 11 X-OVER 4-1/2 TSH-B BOX x3-1/2 TSH-B PIN HES 3.833 4.961
7" 29 L- 303 0.33 2,892.74
12 3 1/2" Tubing joints, 3 1/2 TSH blue, L 80 ZFOD 3.917 3.937
80 1 TOL 2933 m
237.36 3,130.1
14 3-1/2" TSH-B pup 9.2 ppf HES 2.867 3.937 0
15 PHL Hydraulic Set Retrievable Packer, 7inch 29-35lb, 3 1/2-9. HES 1.88
2.885 5.730
CSG/LNR OD 9 5/8" 7" 3,131.9
2.11 8
TOP AT mt 2933
19 3-1/2" TSH-B pup 9.2 ppf HES 2.867 1.8 3,138.21
3,134.0
03937 4
21 Wireline Re-Entry Guide w ith Pump-Out Ball Seat, 3 1/2-9.2 T HES 2.897 0.1 3,138.35
3.900 4
LINER HANGER : 9 5/8"x7" 3,138.35
LINER HANGER :
CASINGS CHARACTERISTICS

PERFORATED INTERVALS
Top Bottom Level
(mMD) (mMD) USS Mb (Rigless) Dec
3178.0 3180.5 '17 3rd pay
3186.5 3192.0 3rd
3201.0 3210.0 pay
3214.0 3221.5 3rd
3230.5 3232.5 pay
3234.5 3241.5 3rd
3244.0 3246.5 pay
3249.0 3260.0 3rd
7" Csg 29# THS-B

3260.0 3266.0 pay

3267.5 3270.0 3rd
3271.0 3273.0 pay
3274.0 3276.5 3rd
TYPE OF : pay
GUNS

Usand L1
(Rigless) 05-Dec-
2017

4.5
TYPE OF CHARGE : HMX Deep
3178.0 m
SHOOT DENSITY : Penetrating
5 SPF 3rd Pay
NOTE
Rigless operation conducted on December 2017: Wireline type: 2" 1/8 Spiral gun, 6 spf, charge
perforation on 3rd Pay and perforated interval 3178 - 13.9 gr HMX, phase 40°.
3276.5 m. #6 runs performed. Total lenght 15 m, Gun
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LC 3413 m
CL safety valve
¼” OD x 0.035” wall 316Ti welded cold
TRSV: Part Number:- 102290045 TD 3441 m

Rig Supervisors:
WO Eng: Derek Munro/ Crescenzo Altarelli

JOB PROPOSAL
Z.Fod Abbas/Hossam

Hall. Ahmed Elbanoby / Ibrahim Kholif

Sup. Int. Ali Gwad
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PACKER
Nom. O.D. Manufact. Model I.D. Depth
type
7" x 3 1/2" PHL

SHEAR RELEASE VALUE: 50,000lbs

SHEAR RELEASE VALUE: NA
SIZE NA
COMPLETION STRING
Tubing
Nom. O.D. Threa lb/ft Steel % Dow n to
d Grade
4 1/2 TSH-B 12.6 L-80 100 2,892.4
% 1
3 1/2 TSH-B 9.2 L-80 100 3138.35
%
MAKE UP TORQUE : 3000 GREASE : API 5A-2
ftlb
REF Tools by ID OD length DEPTH
n° RT " " m 9.00
1 Tbg-Hgr 13 5/8" 5 1/2" TSH-B box x box + Tbg, 5 1/2 ZFOD 4.68 13.6 9.50 18.50
,17.00 , TSH- 8 3
2 X-OVER 5-1/2 TSH-B PIN x 4-1/2 TSH-B PIN HES 3.83 5.52 1.11 19.61
3 0
4 Tubing Joints, 4 1/2 TSH Blue, L80 ZFOD 3.83 4.96 37.51 57.12
3 1
5 4 1/2" TSH-B pup 12,6 ppf HES 3.83 4.96 2.95 60.07
3 1
6 TRSV, NE, 5k, 3,813X, 4 1/2-12.6 TSH-Blue, Non-equalizing, 9C HES 3.84 6.73 1.86 61.93
5 0
8 4 1/2" TSH-B pup 12,6 ppf HES 3.83 4.96 1.95 63.88
3 1
10 4 1/2 Tubing Joints, 4 1/2 TSH Blue, L80 SLB 3.83 4.96 2828.5 2,892.41
3 1 3
11 X-OVER 4-1/2 TSH-B BOX x3-1/2 TSH-B PIN HES 3.83 4.96 0.33 2,892.74
3 1
12 3 1/2" Tubing joints, 3 1/2 TSH blue, L 80 ZFOD 3.91 3.93 237.36 3,130.10
7 7
14 3-1/2" TSH-B pup 9.2 ppf HES 2.86 3.93 1.88 3,131.98
7 7
15 PHL Hydraulic Set Retrievable Packer, 7inch 29-35lb, 3 1/2-9. HES 2.88 5.73 2.11 3,134.09
5 0
16 3-1/2" TSH-B pup 9.2 ppf HES 2.86 3.93 1.88 3,135.97
7 7
17 XN Landing Nipple, 2.813, 3 1/2-9.2 TSH-Blue, L80 HES 2.66 3.90 0.40 3,136.37
0 0
19 3-1/2" TSH-B pup 9.2 ppf HES 2.86 0393 1.84 3,138.21
7 7
21 Wireline Re-Entry Guide w ith Pum p-Out Ball Seat, 3 1/2-9.2 T HES 2.89 3.90 0.14 3,138.35
7 0
3,138.3
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12. X-MASS TREE

Wellhead Description

X-MAS TREE BREDA 5-1/8" 5 kspi

BONNET 13-5/8" 5k x 5 1/8" 5k
BACK PRES, VALVE 5.0" TSB Type
TUBING HANGER 13-5/8" 5k x 5-1/2" TSB

13. SITE LAYOUT AND SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

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EQUIPMENT LAY- OUT

 Coiled Tubing N2 Lift.

All the Layouts are a graphic description of the equipment spotting and the minimum
amount of equipment for the job submitted. Depending on the equipment availability
and the space on the location, this layout could be changed only by the job supervisor.
NPS will ensure enough equipment on location in accordance with the client’s official
request to meet the job purpose.

All fluids returns must be aligned to production line or waste pit. These need to be provided by
the client. Red Zone: The safety perimeter around the high pressure lines, which are
pressurized or under active pumping operations, is established by 1.5-2 times the swing
radius of the longest discharge joint in the event of unexpected failure of pressurized
pump(s), DME and/or the wellhead and the area from the high pressure manifold to the front
of the radiator on the HHP trailers (previously defined as controlled area).

Permissible Activities:
Activities permitted by Service Supervisor and taking less than one minute may include:
• Adjustment of flow and refilling of pump packing lube is permitted on pump unit.
• Opening and Closing valves is permitted after receiving permission from client
representative that it is safe to do so.
• No valves are to be closed with active pumping through them.
• Never open a valve without pressure equalization if possible.
• Never open a valve with pressure to atmosphere without going through a choke.
• Conduct pump and line checks from outside the demarcated Red Zone. If closer inspection
is required, minimize time spent on observation and consider whether such activities can
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14. VOLUME AND RECIPE

 N2 Lift using Coiled Tubing.

N2 = 5,000 gal
150 bbl. of Fresh water (Displacement + Pressure test + Contingency)

15. JOB PROCEDURE

 The work scope and program revision shall be confirmed with the ENI representative.
 Prior to commencing any tasks JSA shall be reviewed with the team and the
hazards and their control measures updated for any additional environmental /
local conditions.
 A pre-job Safety meeting will be held prior to commencing the rig up operation
and prior to any discrete phases of the operation.
 The ENI representative is the focal point for all service activities and contractors.
 Ensure effective communication is in place, i.e. Radios and Telephone.
 All commands are to be confirmed by receiver and copied.
 Position equipment according to the recommended layout.
 Ensure all hydraulic connections are properly made-up and fittings are secured.
 Pressure Tests will be carried out as per NPS standard operation procedure
(SOP-CT-003 General Pressure Testing Procedures)
 Pressure Tests to be recorded on the DAS system and signed by the Supervisor.
 Ensure equipment is maintained according to procedures and that all spares have
been identified and are available.
 Barricade the area between the pumps, tanks, and containers, etc. This is
classified as HP working area. When appropriate, access signs should also be
placed.
 When placing / rigging-up equipment, ensure that clear and wide paths exist to
serve as escape routes in case of emergency. Any hoses, wires etc. should be
appropriately identified, and covered to avoid tripping.
 A pre-job Safety / TBT meeting will be held prior to commencing the rig up operation
and prior to any discrete phases of the operation.
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16. PROCEDURE – SPOT EQUIPMENT, RIG UP & PRESSURE TEST

1. Conduct Toolbox Talk (TBT) Prior to Rig up equipment.
2. Discuss the equipment lay out, JSA, manual handling, lifting operations, personnel
roles and responsibilities.
3. CT crew shall offload and spot equipment. All units will be started, and pre-job checks
performed as per CONTRACTOR’S SOP.
Note:
 All non-essential equipment shall be spotted upwind at the maximum distance as
possible from well head.
 Only essential equipment shall be located near the well head.
 No equipment shall be allowed to be spotted closer than 1.5 m to either flare line
or production line.
 There shall be enough space between equipment for personnel to move freely.

4. Inflow test Xmas tree to ensure leak free prior to rig up as per NPS SOPs (SOP-CT-003
General Pressure Testing Procedures).
5. Rig up CT and pumping equipment as per NPS SOPs (SOP-CT-002 Rig Up and Rig Down).
6. Hold Toolbox Talk (TBT) for pressure testing operations with all personnel involved,
assign tasks and document.
7. Function test and pressure test BOPs offline, as per NPS SOPs (SOP-CT-016 Routine
BOP Pressure Testing Procedure).
8. Rig up BOPs on the wellhead.
9. Close reel isolation valve and flush all the pumping lines to BOP.
10. Close BOP Blind/Shear rams and bleed off valve.
11. Pressure test BOP stack, all surface lines to the swab valve (pressure test values
based on the table below).
Note:
 Based on X-mas tree rating follow below tabulated pressure test values.

Pressure Test (psi)

X-mas Tree Rating
Minimum Maximum
3 300 2,700
kpsi
5 300 4,500
kpsi

12. Bleed off pressure through bleed off valve to zero psi.
13. Open the Blinds as per NPS SOP (SOP-CT-003 General Pressure Testing Procedures).
14. CT Supervisor responsibility for the BHA: refer to (18. BHA Schematic).
 Verify and document, the serial number, OD, ID and length of the all the BHA components.
 With the CT stabbed into the injector head, make up the Coiled Tubing connector.
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15. Perform a pull test on the connector to 15,000 lbs until the weight indicator stabilizes.
16. Start filling up the reel with CT capacity of fresh water.
17. Pressure test CT reel and connector (low (300 psi) / high (4,500 psi) pressure test
for 5 / 10 minutes) as per NPS (SOP-CT-003 General Pressure Testing Procedures).
18. Rig-up lubricator to the Stripper.
19. Make-up BHA and verify all connections are tight and properly torqued as per the manual.
20. Pull into the lubricator and tag the stripper.
21. Pick up the injector and lubricator and connect to the BOP.
22. Secure the injector head with chains.
23. Close the bleed off valve and flush stack through the stripper while pumping through
CT and stop pumping once flushed.
24. Pack the stripper and prepare to pressure test against the swab valve.
25. Pressure test (low 300 psi / high 4,500 psi test for 5 / 10 minutes) as per NPS
(SOP-CT-003 General Pressure Testing Procedures).
26. Bleed off the stack pressure from 4,500 psi to 1,500 psi through the bleed off valve,
then bleed off CT pressure to 0 psi to perform the inflow test on the DFCV for 10
minutes.
27. Bleed off the pressure through bleed off valve to 0 psi.
28. Pressure testing records / charts will remain available on-site pressure VS time plot format.

Note:
 Client representative shall confirm all pressure testing has been successfully completed.
 Ensure equipment checklists are available to be reviewed by client representatives prior to proceed with
operations.

29. Measure the following below to correct the depth input to Orion system (A-B+C).

A: Ground (GL) to RKB

B: Ground (GL) to Stripper
C: BHA length

30. Cool down N2 unit, open production line and start purging CT reel with N2 to prior to RIH CT.
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17. N2 LIFT PROCEDURE

• Based on ZFOD decision and with PT Confirmed:
• Equalize the pressure across wellhead valves and count and record the number of
turns to open the swab and production valves.
• Record the stabilized production back-pressure = _ psi
• Record the CT Volume= bbl.
• Minimum Parameters to be recorded:
o Wellhead pressure (WHP).
o N2 pump rate, N2 total volume.

NOTE
With client representative
 Check on TRSCSSSV (Tubing retrievable surface controlled subsurface safety
valve) valve status at the beginning of the job. Strongly keep eye on the
pressure of the control line during the entire stimulation job to maintain the
valve in open position.

OPEN RETURN VALVE (PRODUCTION LINE)

1. Open the well and start RIH CT, start pumping N2 at depth of 500 m at N2 rate 400
scf/min, take returns via tubing to production line.

 Note: Client representative to decide the depth of N2 lifting.

2. The recommended CT running speed is 5 m/min through the well head restrictions,
otherwise a maximum RIH speed of 20 m/min below well head, perform pull test every
500 m intervals, monitor downstream and wellhead pressure to ensure flow line is
open to station, do not exceed 400 psi downstream.

3. RIH to a depth of 1,500m while pumping N2 at rate 400 scf/min, at 1,500 m increase
N2 rate up to 500 scf/min, at depth continue pumping N2 until fluid return stops or
hydrocarbon returns are observed, monitor the well for natural flow before
proceeding:

• If the well continue to flow naturally, go to step 6.

• If the well does not flow, proceed to step 4.

4. If the well does not flow, RIH CT of an additional 500 m while pumping N2 at a rate of 500 scf/m.

5. Keep pumping for at least 2-4 hours, depending on results, and check the well
behaviour, continue lifting at depth until fluid return stops or hydrocarbon returns are
observed, monitor the well for natural flow before proceeding,

• If the well does continue to flow naturally, go to step 6.

• If the well does not flow, RIH CT of an additional 500 m.
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Note:

Following below is general guidance on how to improve the efficiency of kick off steps above.
 If the circulating pressure increases significantly above normal due to suspected high
hydrostatic fluid column above the nozzle, then the well has fluid inflow, raise up the
coil at appropriate speed while keep circulating nitrogen (N2) to help the liquid unload
from the well.
 If circulating pressure decreases significantly and observe the return on surface mainly
N2 gas, then the well is dry with no fluid inflow. So, run the coil deeper at appropriate
speed to locate the fluid for unloading.
 Above steps are guidelines only. Some adjustment might be required based on actual
job and well conditions.
 MAX CT depth 3,000 mRT (100 m above top of perf.)

6. Once the well shows capability to flow naturally and a stable flow rate has been
established, POOH as per NPS procedures (SOP-CT-004 Running in Hole & Pull Out Of
Hole) while pumping N2 at minimum rate, upon reaching a depth of 1,000 m, shut
down the N2 unit, close in the reel isolation valve, and continue POOH as long as the
well is still flowing.

 Note: client representative to evaluate the productivity of the well and confirm POOH CT to surface.

7. POOH CT to surface, hold TBT prior to commencing the rig down review risk
assessments and Rig down as per NPS procedures (SOP-CT-002 Rig Up & Rig Down).
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18. HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT

Safety is of paramount importance during all phases of this operation

 CLIENT Representative on location must be informed of any activity taking

place. All safety concerns to be reported.
 H2S safety procedures must always be followed.
 No job will be undertaken without pre-job safety meeting.
 Certified cranes will be used to perform CT jobs. Ensure the Lifting Plan is strictly
followed on location.
 All safety signs should be installed at the appropriate places.
 Eyewash station, spill kits and safety shower should be available to combat
any spillage of chemicals in an easily assessable area.
 First aid facilities should be readily available to handle any medical needs.
 Muster point/Assembly area to be clearly identified.
 Radios must be available to facilitate communication on location.
 Fire extinguishers should be readily available to handle any fire hazards.
 No unauthorized personnel should be around the Coiled Tubing area and all personnel
should stay away from the treating lines and wellhead areas.
 All CT treating lines shall be properly marked.
 ANY DEVIATION from this written procedure must only take place after a formal
Management of Change (MOC) is approved as per ZFOD standards (EIBV-H-P-013-
04-E). Ensure appropriate level of management and technical are informed and get
the formal approval prior to proceed.
 Production Optimization engineer has the authority to change program sequence
and pumping schedule during the job.
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19. BHA SCHEMATIC

BOTTOM HOLE ASSEMBLY SCHEMATIC

Client: Z-FOD BHA Name: Conventional BHA
Region: IRAQ BHT:
Field: Zubair BHP:
Well Number: Date: 29-Mar-22
ZB-
BHA 263 Tool O/D Tool Length
# Tool Description (Inch) Connection
Schematic I/D (Inch)
(Inch)

CT Internal Dimple
1 connector for 1.5'' CT 1.68 0.75 4,8 1.5''CT X 1" AMMT Pin
OD SN: 8 8

2 DFC 0.437 1'' AMMT Box X 1'' AMMT

V 1.68 10 Pin
SN: 8

3
Straight 1'' AMMT Box X 1'' AMMT
Bar SN: Pin

0.75
60
1.68
8

4
Jetting Nozzle 1 ''AMMT Box X NA
SN: NA
9

1.68
8

Maximum String O/D: 1.688 Total BHA Length (Inch): 79 Prepared BY:
Run : Total BHA Length (MT): 2.01 Eng. Department

Note: The BHA needs to be verified by CT Supervisor before starting the job.
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20. CT SIMULATION CHARTS

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21. CT STRING FATIGUE

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22. APPENDIX

1- FLANGE MAKE UP PROCEDURE

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23. JOB PLANNING CHECK LIST

Job planning check list Y/N

CT pipe size selection (Simulate the maximum pull expected during the operation). Verify if the max dynamic pressure expected
Y
to be reached is within the pipe limit.
Verify if the CT material is suitable for the operation Y
Verify if the BHA is suitable for the job and the No-Go is fitted with stuffing box/bushing size specification Y
Contingency operations: verify availability of internal EL pipe cutter (Full service complete of: EL unit, BHA components + service
N
tool, personnel)
Reel visual check for any anomalous mechanical stresses Y
Verify residual pipe life (Fatigue) Y
Elastomeric seal selection: verify compatibility with ALL the fluids expected to be in hole Y
PCE rating suitable for the max pressure expected during the operation Y
Verify PCE size against maximum OD of the planned BHA Y
Check completion sketch and deviation/dogleg severity, pressure, swab valve flange size Y
Design the BOP stack configuration following the specific section included into the well control procedures Y
Perform service tools function test prior mobilization (if possible, witnessed by ENI representative) Y
Prior to mobilize verify log book, certificate of conformity and BOP test certification Y
Select lifting equipment and scaffolding required for the operations according to ENI rules and procedures Y
Verify last well maintenance status from Well Integrity reports Y

IN CASE OF CHEMICAL STIMULATION FOLLOW INTEGRATE THE FOLLOWING POINTS

Collect the Completion Sketch and verify material compatibility with fluids to be pumped in the well Y
Verify Wellhead and completion Working Pressure and status Y
Well Production/Injection History (parameters trend) N
Check the well intervention History and well performance if available N
Check Reservoir data (lithology, carbonate and shale content, porosity, permeability, pressure). N
Check the Formation fracturing gradient if available. N
Check any Reservoir Fluids data and lab test if available N
Last total depth and Pressure/Temperature Gradient Survey if available N
Verify Scope of Work for stimulation/workover. N
Check and specify the possible damage nature or mechanism if available Y
Verify compatibility test (Lab test) between treatment fluid and formation fluid and petrophysics. N
take in account the possible sour gas presence due to acid reaction during flowback N
Verify if Tubing pickling is needed. N
Estimate injection rate and ITHP during stimulation accordingly WHP and BHP limitations N
In case of Chemical diversion, check Diverting agent to correctly apply the MAPDIR technique. N
Verify the minimum Soaking time needed or if shut in time has to be avoided. N
Evaluate if Coiled Tubing Lifting is needed to unload the well for cleanup. Y
Perform Completion tubing stress analysis N
Verify the Well Area Equipment Layout for possible equipment clash and hazardous Area Classification. Y
Verify Acid check by titration (in order to know how to neutralize the acid if needed). N
Define the proper HP pump as per expected requirements (rate vs pressure) Y
Define Tanks Capacity Y
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24. RISK ASSESSMENTS REGISTER

Refer to risk assessments as applicable.

Document No. Document Title

RA-001 Working at Height
RA-002 Dropped Objects
RA-003 Emergency Response (Practice Preparedness)
RA-004 Lifting Operations
RA-005 Refueling Diesel
RA-006 Acid Mixing at Location
RA-007 MAST Unit Rig Up Procedure
RA-008 Flaring Operation
RA-009 Confined Space Entry Operations
RA-010 Well Site Entry
RA-011 CTU Rig Up & Rig Down
RA-012 Pressure Testing
RA-013 Running in Hole & Pull Out of Hole
RA-014 Pumping Acid
RA-015 PRV Onsite Calibration
RA-016 None-Routine & Routine BOP Testing
RA-017 Flare Line Rig up & Rig Down
RA-018 Wellsite Sampling Operation
RA-019 N2 Pumping
RA-020 Mixing & Pumping Flammable Chemicals
RA-021 Pumping Cement
RA-022 Safety Equipment Inspection
RA-023 Fishing Operation
RA-024 Non-Flammable Fluid Transfer
RA-025 Function Test Pressure Control Equipment
RA-026 Journey Management
RA-027 Flow Back
RA-028 Surface Well Testing Equipment RU & PT
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25. SOP REGISTER

Refer to SOP as applicable

Document No. Document Title Document No. Document Title
SOP-GN-001 Refueling Procedure SOP-CT-008 Acid Mixing at Location
SOP-QHSE-001 Dropped Objects SOP-CT-009 MAST Unit Rig Up Procedure
SOP-QHSE-002 Lifting Operations SOP-CT-010 Function Test Pressure Control Equipment
Well Site Preparation for Work Entry and
SOP-QHSE-003 SOP-CT-013 PRV Onsite Calibration
Exit
Emergency Response (Practice
SOP-QHSE-004 SOP-CT-015 Mixing & Pumping Flammable Chemicals
Preparedness)
SOP-QHSE-005 Well Site Inductions SOP-CT-016 Routine BOP Pressure Testing Procedure
SOP-QHSE-006 Working at Height SOP-CT-017 None-Routine BOP Testing Procedure
SOP-QHSE-007 Journey Management SOP-CT-018 Stuck Pipe (CT) Recovery Procedure
SOP-QHSE-008 Grounding Guidelines SOP-CT-019 Non-Flammable Fluid Transfer Procedure
SOP-QHSE-010 Contract management CAMS SOP-CT-020 CT Cement Squeeze
Site visits self-verification QHSE
SOP-QHSE-011 SOP-CT-021 Thru-Tubing Tools Service Procedure
management Audits
SOP-QHSE-012 Confined Space Entry Operations SOP-CT-023 Milling Procedure
Safety Equipment Inspection
SOP-QHSE-013 SOP-CT-024 Under-Reaming Procedure
Maintenance and Recertification
SOP-QHSE-014 Environmental Management SOP-CT-025 N2 Bullheading Operation
SOP-QHSE-015 Well Site Scouting SOP-CT-026 Low Pressure Hose Management Procedure
Contingency Planning for Contract
SOP-QHSE-016 SOP-CT-027 CT Fiber Optic Making Procedure
Execution
SOP-QHSE-017 Tagging Procedure SOP-CT-028 CT Rig Up & Rig Down in Rig Operations
SOP-QHSE-018 Operation & Maintenance of RPE SOP-CT-029 CT Pipe Management Procedure
SOP-QHSE-019 Toolbox Talk SOP-CT-030 Proppant Fracturing Stimulation Job
SOP-QHSE-020 Incident Investigation Procedure SOP-CT-031 Frac Acid Job Procedure
Well Site Equipment Deployment and
SOP-QHSE-021 SOP-WT-001 Flare Line Rig Up and Rig Down
Spacing
SOP-QHSE-022 Management of Industrial Gas Cylinders SOP-WT-002 Flow Back, Flaring & Sampling
SOP-QHSE-023 Security Threat level Management SOP-WT-004 Flareless Flow Back Through Storage Tanks
SOP-QHSE-024 Authorized to Deploy System (ATD) SOP-WT-005 Wellsite Sampling Operation
SOP-CT-002 Rig Up & Rig Down SOP-WT-006 Circulation Manifold Rig Up and Operation
SOP-CT-003 General Pressure Testing SOP-WT-009 Surface Well Testing Equipment RU & PT
SOP-CT-004 Running in Hole & Pull Out of Hole SOP-WT-010 Surface Well Testing Process
SOP-CT-005 N2 Pumping Procedure SOP-WT-011 Equipment Selection
SOP-CT-006 Transferring and Pumping Acid SOP-WT-012 Mobile Flare Stack SOP
SOP-CT-007 Pumping Cement SOP-WT-013 40 Feet Flare Stack Operation
SOP-WT-014 Radioactive Source Storage Procedure SOP-LB-006 Stability Compatibility Emulsion Sludge Test
NPS Base Laboratory Chemical Storage and
SOP-WT-015 Knockout Drum Rig Up & Pressure Test SOP-LB-007
Handling
SOP-LB-001 Preparation of Inorganic Acid SOP-LB-008 Water Seal Plug Procedure
Validation and Confirmation calibration Schedule
SOP-LB-002 Determination of Iron in Acid SOP-LB-009
for the Field Lab Equipment
SOP-LB-003 Solubility Test SOP-PP-001 Fluid Pumping
SOP-LB-004 Breaking Emulsion SOP-PP-002 Base Mixing Plant Operations
SOP-LB-005 Water Analysis