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1) The document provides details for cementing a 7" production casing with a shoe depth of 13,891 ft. It specifies using API Class G cement from the shoe to 656 ft and API Class H cement with additives from 656 ft to 6,562 ft to achieve a 6,562 ft long cement column. 2) 30 bbl of fresh water at 8.3 ppg should be pumped ahead of the cement to prevent contamination. 3) The assignment requires calculating the cement quantities from each class, mix water volume, total job time, pressure differential, annular velocity during chase, and total mud returns.

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Assignment 7

1) The document provides details for cementing a 7" production casing with a shoe depth of 13,891 ft. It specifies using API Class G cement from the shoe to 656 ft and API Class H cement with additives from 656 ft to 6,562 ft to achieve a 6,562 ft long cement column. 2) 30 bbl of fresh water at 8.3 ppg should be pumped ahead of the cement to prevent contamination. 3) The assignment requires calculating the cement quantities from each class, mix water volume, total job time, pressure differential, annular velocity during chase, and total mud returns.

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Assignment 7 - Primary Cementing Of 7 " Production Casing

Given:

Hole depth = 13,900 ft

Hole size = 8.5 in

Casing Shoe = 13,891 ft

Mud weight = 11.6 ppg

Casing dimensions= OD/ID = 7 in/6.184


Grade C95 29#

Cement = cement column should be 6,562 ft


long, as follows:

From shoe to 656 ft, use API Class G cement,

From 656 ft to 6,562 ft, use API Class H cement with 2% bentonite and 0.3% HR-4

To prevent contamination of cement by mud, 30 bbl and 8.3 ppg of fresh water should be
pumped ahead

of the cement.

• Allow 15 min for release of plugs

• Shoe track: 80 ft

Calculate:

1) quantity of cement from each class;

2) volume of mix water;

3) total time for the job;

(Note: Mix cement at the rate of 25 sacks/min and displace cement at 300 gpm

4) pressure differential prior to bumping the plug;

5) annular velocity during chase;

6) total mud returns during the whole cementing operation.

From cementing tables (Halliburton or Dowell Schlumberger), the properties of the two classes
of cement including the additives are as follows:

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