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Stuck Pipe Freeing Worksheet

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STUCK PIPE FREEDOM WORKSHEET

STUCK PIPE MECHANISM


PIPE MOTION PRIOR TO STICKING?
PACK-OFF
DIFFERENTIAL
BRIDGE
Moving up
2
0
Rotating up
0
0
Moving down
1
0
Rotating down
0
0
Static
2
2
PIPE MOTION AFTER STICKING?
Down Free
0
0
Down Restricted
1
0
Down Impossible
0
0
PIPE ROTATION AFTER STICKING?
Rotate Free
0
0
Rotate Restricted
2
0
Rotate Impossible
0
0
CIRC. PRESSURE AFTER STICKING?
Circulation Free
0
2
Circulation Restricted
2
0
Circulation Impossible
2
0
TOTALS
INSTRUCTIONS:

WELLBORE
GEOMETRY
2
2
2
2
0

FREEDOM WELLBORE GEOMETRY


INITIAL ACTION:
1. If sticking occurred while moving up, apply torque and jar
DOWN with maximum trip load.
If sticking occurred while moving down, do not apply torque
and jar UP with maximum trip load.

2
2
0

2. Stop or reduce circulation when cocking the jar and when


jarring down. NOTE: Pump presswure will INCREASE the
hydraulic jar up-blow, DECREASE the down-blow.

2
2
0

3. Continue jarring until the string is free or an alternative


decision is made. Jarring for 10+ hours may be necessary.
SECONDARY ACTION:
Spot acid if stuck in Limestone or Chalk. Spot fresh water if
stuck in mobile salt.
WHEN THE STRING COMES FREE:
4. Increase circulation to maximum rate, rotate and work
the string.
5. Ream/backream the hole section thoroughly.

2
0
0

Answer the shaded questions by circling all the numbers in the row with the correct
answer.
Add the columns, the column with the highest number indicates the sticking mechanism.

6. Circulate the hole clean.


7. Underream hole section or remediate in another way.

FREEDOM PACK-OFF / BRIDGE


STUCK WHILE MOVING UP or WITH STRING STATIC
ACTION TO ESTABLISH CIRCULATION:
1. Apply low pump pressure (200-400) psi. Maintain
pressure if restricted circulation is possible

STUCK WHILE MOVING DOWN


ACTION TO ESTABLISH CIRCULATION:
1. Apply low pump pressure (200-400) psi.
Maintain pressure if restricted circulation is
possible

2. DO NOT JAR UP!! APPLY TORQUE!!! Slack-off to


MAXIMUM set down weight. Allow sufficient time
for a hydraulic jar to trip (4-6 min. for long cycle, see
jar manual)

2. DO NOT JAR DOWN!! APPLY TORQUE!!!


Apply MAXIMUM overpull to jar. Allow
sufficient time for a hydraulic jar to trip (4-6
min. for long cycle, see jar manual)

3. If the string does not come free, DO NOT JAR


UP!!! Jar DOWN until the string comes free or an
alternative decision is made. Jarring down for 10+
hours may be necessary.

3. If the string does not come free, DO NOT


JAR DOWN!!! Jar UP until the string comes
free or an alternative decision is made.
Jarring up for 10+ hours may be necessary.

ONCE CIRCULATION IS ESTABLISHED


4. Slowly increase pump speed to maximum rate.
When possible, work the string and circulate the
hole clean from bit depth.
5. Ream the section until the hole is clean

ONCE CIRCULATION IS ESTABLISHED


4. Slowly increase pump speed to maximum
rate. When possible, work the string and
circulate the hole clean from bit depth.
5. Ream the section until the hole is clean

6. If POOH to log and or run casing return to bottom


& circulate hole clean

6. Continue RIH until excessive set down


weight is observed, circulate hole clean.

FREEDOM DIFFERENTIAL STICKING


Not on bottom
INITIAL ACTION:

1. Circulate at maximum allowable rate.


2. Work Maximum limit torque down to the
stuck depth and hold the torque in the
string.
3. Stop or reduce pump speed to minimum.
4. Slack-off MAXIMUM set down limit!
5. Allow sufficient time for a hydraulic jar to
trip (4-6 min. for long cycle, see jar manual).
6. If the string does not come free, hold
torque in the string and continue jaring
down with maximum trip load.
SECONDARY ACTION:
If the string does not come free after 5 to 10
jar blows, continue jarring while preparing a
pipe releasing pill.
WHEN THE STRING IS FREE:
7. Rotate & work the string.
8. Circ. at max. rate to clean the hole.
9. Check the proper mud specifications.

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