Jar Detail Report
Company/Operator: PERENCO Prepared By: Julian Pemberty
Well/Lease Name: Gloria Norte 6 Date Prepared: 3/14/2024
Well Number: 6 Assembly Type/Number: Fishing/1
Well Location: On Shore State/Country: CASANARE/COLOMBIA
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Input parameters
Well data Jar/Accelerator data Drill ahead/BHA data
Hole size (in): 6.184 Jar size/type (in): 4.750/TMC Drill ahead WOB (klbs): 0.00
Mud type: Water/clear fluid Jar size vs. hole size: OK Block weight (klbs): 5.00 (est.)
Mud weight (ppg): 8.49 Jar max detent load (klbs): 95.00 Hook Load (klbs): 0.00
Angle at bit (°): 38.98 Accelerator size (in): 4.750 Axial force at top of jar (klbs): 0.00
Drill ahead WOB (klbs): 0.00 Acc max detent load(klbs) 95.00 Jar is in: Tension
Bit/Shoe MD (ft): 13,872.0 Max slack-off (klbs): 0.00 Buoyed wt. above jar (klbs): 210.54
Stuck at tool: Max over-pull (klbs): 153.52 Buoyed wt. below jar (klbs): 0.61
#1 - OverShot - Basket Grapple - 150 Avail. pressure at jar (psi): --- Tot. hammer buoyed wt (klbs): 4.85
Stuck point MD (ft): 13,869.0 Jar pump open force (lbs): --- Jar rec. change out: (hrs) 160
Drilling ahead neutral point (Rotating)
Neutral point depth (ft): --- Jar distance to neutral point (% of WOB)
Jar depth (ft): 13,846.0
Jar distance above neutral pt (ft): ---
Neutral point to bit (ft): ---
Buoyed wt neutral pt to jar (klbs): ---
Jar to stuck point (ft): 23.0
Accelerator to stuck point (ft): 154.8
Jarring output
Down-jarring Up-jarring
Effective Hook load Impact at Impulse at Impact at Effective Hook load Impact at Impulse at Impact at
force at jar before fire stuck point stuck point jar (lbf) force at jar before fire stuck point stuck point jar (lbf)
(klbs) (klbs) (lbf) (lbf·sec) (klbs) (klbs) (lbf) (lbf·sec)
--- --- --- --- --- 0.92 254.88 578 0 0
--- --- --- --- --- 29.13 300.05 180,141 7,755 171,072
--- --- --- --- --- 61.78 352.74 346,525 12,668 306,421
--- --- --- --- --- 94.27 405.44 378,299 13,023 355,678
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String Assembly
Equipment Seq Joint OD (in) ID/EqID Weight Cum weight Length (ft) Cum length
# count (in) (lb): (lb) (ft)
5.000 in, Drill Pipe 8 279 5.000 4.280 606.1 243,249.1 8,671.32 13,872.15
6.500 in, Cross-Over Sub 7 1 6.500 2.250 298.0 74,158.4 3.00 5,200.83
3.500 in, Drill Pipe 6 160 3.500 2.760 419.0 73,860.4 5,040.00 5,197.83
4.750 in, Fishing Jar 5 1 4.750 2.250 554.0 6,828.4 11.83 157.83
Accelerator - TMC Hydra
SA
4.750 in, Drill Collar 4 4 4.750 2.250 1,394.4 6,274.4 120.00 146.00
4.750 in, Fishing Jar - 3 1 4.750 2.250 375.0 696.8 13.50 26.00
Hydraulic - TMC Hydra
SA
4.750 in, Fishing Bumper 2 1 4.750 3.918 201.8 321.8 9.50 12.50
Jar - TMC Bumper Jar
5.750 in, OverShot - 1 1 5.750 4.250 120.0 120.0 3.00 3.00
Basket Grapple - 150
String assembly notes:
Survey
Job notes:
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Simulation notes:
JAR CYCLE
The jar operates within a defined time/load cycle to allow delivery of a high number of impacts with sufficient time delay to pull the pipe to the required
load range and set the draw works brake. Once a rhythm of setting the Jar and pulling up (or pushing down) is established, the Jar can impact at a rate of
one to two minutes per cycle.
CHANGING THE JAR CYCLE
If the delay time between blows is too short, it can be extended by applying more load when setting the tool. Extending the delay time also makes it
possible to apply higher working detent loads, increasing the impact force. See your Bits and Drilling Tools (BDT) representative for more details.
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