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    Kill Sheet Calculation Formulas Pressure & Gradient Formulas

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    This document contains formulas for calculating pressures, volumes, capacities, and pumping requirements for drilling operations. It includes formulas for calculating kill fluid weights, hydrostatic pressures, annular and drill pipe capacities and volumes, pump outputs, barite requirements, and trip calculations. Abbreviations for common drilling terms like casing, capacity, and open hole are defined.

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    Kill Sheet Calculation Formulas Pressure & Gradient Formulas

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    This document contains formulas for calculating pressures, volumes, capacities, and pumping requirements for drilling operations. It includes formulas for calculating kill fluid weights, hydrostatic pressures, annular and drill pipe capacities and volumes, pump outputs, barite requirements, and trip calculations. Abbreviations for common drilling terms like casing, capacity, and open hole are defined.

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    This document contains formulas for calculating pressures, volumes, capacities, and pumping requirements for drilling operations. It includes formulas for calculating kill fluid weights, hydrostatic pressures, annular and drill pipe capacities and volumes, pump outputs, barite requirements, and trip calculations. Abbreviations for common drilling terms like casing, capacity, and open hole are defined.

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    Kill Sheet Calculation Formulas Pressure & Gradient Formulas

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    This document contains formulas for calculating pressures, volumes, capacities, and pumping requirements for drilling operations. It includes formulas for calculating kill fluid weights, hydrostatic pressures, annular and drill pipe capacities and volumes, pump outputs, barite requirements, and trip calculations. Abbreviations for common drilling terms like casing, capacity, and open hole are defined.

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    FORMULA SHEET

    Kill Sheet Calculation Formulas

    Pressure & Gradient Formulas


    Fluid Gradientpsi/ft = Fluid Weightppg x 0.052

    Kill Weight Fluidppg = (SIDPPpsi

    0.052 TVDft) + Present Fluid Weightppg

    Fluid Weightppg = Fluid Gradientpsi/ft 0.052


    Hydrostatic Pressurepsi = Fluid Weightppg x 0.052 x TVDft

    (FCP) Final Circulating Pressurepsi =

    Formation Pressurepsi =
    Well Hydrostatic Pressurepsi + SIDPPpsi
    Capacity & Volume & Displacement Formulas
    DP or DC Capacitybbls/ft = (IDin)2 1029.4
    DP or DC Volumebbls = Capacitybbls/ft x MDft
    Csg. or OH Capacitybbls/ft = (IDin)2

    1029.4

    Csg. or OH Volumebbls = Capacitybbls/ft x MDft

    (Kill Rate Pump Pressurepsi x Kill Weight Fluidppg) Present Fluid Weightppg
    Strokes Surface to Bottom/Bit =
    Drill String Volumebbls Pump Outputbbls/stk
    Strokes Bottom/Bit to Surface = Annular Volumebbls Pump Outputbbls/stk
    Total Strokes Surface to Surface =
    (Drill String Volumebbls + Annular Volumebbls) Pump Outputbbls/stk
    Strokes Bottom/Bit to Csg. Shoe =
    Annular Volumebbls Bit to Csg. or Liner Shoe Pump Outputbbls/stk

    Annular Capacitybbls/ft =
    [(ID Csg. or OHin) - (OD Pipein) ]
    2

    (ICP) Initial Circulating Pressurepsi = SIDPPpsi + Kill Rate Pump Pressurepsi

    1029.4

    Maximum Allowable Mud Weightppg (MAMW) =

    0.052) +

    Annular Volumebbls = Annular Capacitybbls/ft x MDft

    (LOT Pressurepsi Csg. or Liner Shoe TVDft

    DP or DC Displacementbbls/ft Used for Open Ended =

    Maximum Allowable Annular Surface Pressurepsi (MAASP) =

    [(ODin)2 - (IDin)2]

    1029.4

    DP or DC Displacementbbls/ft Used for Closed Ended =


    (ODin)2

    1029.4

    Tank Capacity & Volume Formulas


    Total Volumebbls Rectangular Tank =

    (Lengthft x Widthft x Heightft) 5.615


    Capacity Rectangular Tankbbls/ft = Lengthft x Widthft x 0.178
    Capacity Rectangular Tankbbls/in = Lengthft x Widthft x 0.0148
    Pump Output & Rate Formulas
    Circulating Ratebbls/min =

    LOT Fluid Weightppg

    (MAMWppg - Present Fluid Weightppg) x 0.052 x Csg. or Liner Shoe TVDft


    Estimated Influx Lengthft = Influx Sizebbls Annular Capacitybbls/ft
    Estimated Kick Densityppg =

    Present Fluid Weightppg - [(SICPpsi - SIDPPpsi) (0.052 x Influx Lengthft)]

    Pressure Loss or Gain per Barrelpsi/bbl =

    (Fluid Gradientpsi/ft - 0.104psi/ft) Annular Capacitybbls/ft at top of hole


    Miscellaneous Formulas

    Barite Calculated Sacks per 100bbls =

    1470 x [(Kill Weight Fluidppg - Present Fluid Weightppg) (35 - Kill Weight Fluidppg)]
    Pit Volume Increase per 100bbls =

    Pump Outputbbls/stk x Pump Speedstks/min

    100 x [(Kill Weight Fluidppg - Present Fluid Weightppg) (35 - Kill Weight Fluidppg)]

    Pump Output Triplexbbls/stk =

    ECDppg = (Annular Pressure Losspsi

    0.000243 x (Liner IDin)2 x Stroke Lengthin x Efficiency %


    Pump Output Quintuplexbbls/stk =
    0.000405 x (Liner IDin)2 x Stroke Lengthin x Efficiency %

    Forcelbs = Pressurepsi x (0.7854 x Diameterin2)


    Buoyancy Factor = (65.4 Fluid Weightppg) 65.4

    Abbreviations
    Csg. = Casing
    Cap. = Capacity
    P = Change in pressure
    Displ. = Displacement
    LOT = Leak Off Test
    OH = Open Hole
    SIDPP = Shut In Drill Pipe Pressure
    SICP = Shut In Casing Pressure

    0.052 TVDft ) + Fluid Weightppg

    Trip Calculation Formulas


    Lengthft of Dry Pipe Pulled Before Fill-up for Desired Pressure Drop P =
    [Ppsi x (Annular Cap.bbls/ft + DP Cap.bbls/ft)] (0.052 x Fluid Weightppg x DP Displ.bbls/ft)
    Lengthft of Wet Pipe Pulled Before Fill-up for Desired Pressure Drop P =
    Ppsi x Annular Cap.bbls/ft [(0.052 x Fluid Weightppg) x (DP Cap.bbls/ft + DP Displ.bbls/ft)]

    1 .2 8 1 .784.4700 | wildwell. c om | A S U P ER IOR ENER G Y S ERV I C E S C O M PA N Y

    WILD WELL WORLD HEADQUARTERS

    CONSTANTS AND CONVERSION FACTORS

    1029.4 is a conversion factor used to convert volume in barrels to capacity in barrels per foot.
    Where 1029.4 constant came from:

    Volume

    (bbls/ft) = x D2 (in2) (ft2/144 in2) (0.1784 bbls/ft3)


    Length
    4
    Volume
    3.14159265
    (bbls/ft) = D2 x
    x (1/144) x (0.1784) (bbls/ft)
    Length
    4
    Volume
    (bbls/ft) = D2 x 0.000971387083
    Length
    Volume
    D2
    (bbls/ft) =
    Length
    1029.4

    ft3 = 7.48gal, if we have 1ppg fluid


    1ppg = 7.48lbs or 7.48lbs ft3
    7.48 lbs/144in2 = 0.0519444 0.052

    ( )(

    Volume
    7.48
    1 ft3
    x
    x
    = 0.052 gal/in2 ft
    3
    Length
    ft
    1728 in3

    5.615 equals the cubic feet in one barrel.

    1 ft

    0.052 is a constant used for converting pounds per gallon into pressure per square inches per foot.
    Where 0.052 constant came from:

    1 ppg

    1 ft

    1 ft

    0.104 is the gradient of 2.0ppg gas.


    Where 0.104 came from:
    Gas density 2.0ppg x 0.052 = 0.104

    0.178 is a constant that converts cubic feet into bbls/ft.


    Where 0.178 came from:
    0.178 is the reciprocal of 5.615
    1 5.615 = 0.17825 0.178

    65.4 is used to convert the weight of steel in pounds


    into pounds per gallon.
    Where 65.4 came from:
    Steel SG 7.85 x 8.33ppg = 65.3905 65.4

    0.0148 is a constant that converts cubic ft into bbls/in.


    Where 0.0148 came from:
    0.178 12 inches = 0.0148

    0.000243 is used to convert a triplex pump liner diameter inches and stroke length inches into barrels per
    stroke.
    Where 0.000243 came from:

    35 is the weight of one gallon of barite.


    Where 35 came from:
    Barite Specific Gravity (SG) 4.2 x 8.33ppg = 34.98 35

    0.000405 is used to convert quintuplex pump liner


    diameter inches and stroke length inches into
    barrels per stroke.
    Where 0.000405 came from:
    (D2 1029.4) x (5 cyl. 12) = 0.0004047 0.000405

    1470 is the weight of one barrel of barite.


    Where 1470 came from:
    Barite SG 4.2 x 8.33ppg x 42 = 1469.412 1470

    0.7854 is a constant used to convert the diameter of a


    circle (in inches) into square inches.
    Where 0.7854 came from:
    4 = 3.14159265 4 = 0.785398 0.7854

    1 .2 8 1 .784.4700 | wildwell. c om | A S U P ER IOR ENER G Y S ERV I C E S C O M PA N Y

    WILD WELL WORLD HEADQUARTERS

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