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    INVESTIGATION REPORT eFNCR 076 - BOP Test Plug Stuck in CHH

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    The document summarizes an investigation report on a stuck BOP test plug on well ZB-347. During a BOP test, the test plug could not be retrieved after a pressure drop was observed. Contributing factors included misalignment and degraded seals. Preventive actions included confirming alignment, immediate communication of issues, effective seal checks, and proper storage procedures.

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    INVESTIGATION REPORT eFNCR 076 - BOP Test Plug Stuck in CHH

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    The document summarizes an investigation report on a stuck BOP test plug on well ZB-347. During a BOP test, the test plug could not be retrieved after a pressure drop was observed. Contributing factors included misalignment and degraded seals. Preventive actions included confirming alignment, immediate communication of issues, effective seal checks, and proper storage procedures.

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    The document summarizes an investigation report on a stuck BOP test plug on well ZB-347. During a BOP test, the test plug could not be retrieved after a pressure drop was observed. Contributing factors included misalignment and degraded seals. Preventive actions included confirming alignment, immediate communication of issues, effective seal checks, and proper storage procedures.

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    INVESTIGATION REPORT eFNCR 076 - BOP Test Plug Stuck in CHH

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    Omer Abd Al Nasser
    The document summarizes an investigation report on a stuck BOP test plug on well ZB-347. During a BOP test, the test plug could not be retrieved after a pressure drop was observed. Contributing factors included misalignment and degraded seals. Preventive actions included confirming alignment, immediate communication of issues, effective seal checks, and proper storage procedures.

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    INVESTIGATION REPORT ON STUCK BOP TEST PLUG ON


    WELL ZB-347

    Date Prepared By Reviewed By Approved By

    25 Feb 2018 Mohammed Jabir Amir Nadeem Mohammed Aljarah

    QA/QC Engineer Service Manager - ME Area Manager -Iraq

    Subject to contractual terms and conditions to the contrary, this document and all the information contained herein are the confidential and exclusive
    Property of TechnipFMC, and may not be reproduced, disclosed, or made public in any manner prior to express written authorization by TechnipFMC.
    Page |2

    Table of Contents
    Section Title Page

    1.0  BACKGROUND ............................................................................ 3 


    2.0  SEQUENCE OF INCIDENT.......................................................... 3 
    3.0  FIELD FIX / CORRECTIVE ACTION ......................................... 3 
    4.0  CONTRIBUTING FACTORS ........................................................ 3 
    5.0  ROOT CAUSE ............................................................................... 4 
    6.0  PREVENTIVE ACTION ................................................................ 4 

    Subject to contractual terms and conditions to the contrary, this document and all the information contained herein are the confidential and exclusive
    Property of TechnipFMC, and may not be reproduced, disclosed, or made public in any manner prior to express written authorization by TechnipFMC.
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    1.0 BACKGROUND
    Main Operation : BOP Test.

    Nature of Incident : Could not retrieve BOP Test Plug after BOP test failed.

    Location : Iraq - Basra - Zubair oil field ZB-347

    Date of Incident : 10th February 2018

    2.0 SEQUENCE OF INCIDENT


     Post installation of section A “CHH”, TechnipFMC Engineer ran in Bop test plug
    for Bop Test.

     During Testing driller observed a pressure drop.

     TechnipFMC Engineer tried to pull out TP to inspect and change S-seals.

     Gradual over pull up to 15 ton was given but unsuccessful.

     N/D BOP for visual check and found Test plug move vertically up to 10 cms and
    stop.

     Tried to rotate and over pull to release.

     Once Test plug released TechnipFMC engineer found CHH bowl area was
    scratched.

     Seals of BOP TP found damaged too.

    3.0 FIELD FIX / CORRECTIVE ACTION


     Customer resumed further operation as is.

    4.0 CONTRIBUTING FACTORS


     TDS misalignment.

     Probable cause of degraded seals due to improper storage.

     TDS was used to rotate the stuck plug

     Inadequate communication of the issue to the base while it happened.

    Subject to contractual terms and conditions to the contrary, this document and all the information contained herein are the confidential and exclusive
    Property of TechnipFMC, and may not be reproduced, disclosed, or made public in any manner prior to express written authorization by TechnipFMC.
    Page |4

    5.0 ROOT CAUSE


     Misalignment overlooked considering the operation to be routine.

     Even though the seals were checked and appeared good; possible degradation of
    the material due to extended exposure to the atmospheric elements.

    6.0 PREVENTIVE ACTION


     Confirm the alignment prior to running of TechnipFMC equipment.

     In field Issues to be communicated back to the base immediately.

     Seals to be checked effectively for any traces of damage or replace when in doubt.

     Storage of elastomeric to be carried out as per procedure and the procedures to


    be shared with the customers.

     Use elevators to run BOP Test plugs.

     All service personnel notified of the issue and requested to be extra cautious while
    using of customer stored equipment.

    Subject to contractual terms and conditions to the contrary, this document and all the information contained herein are the confidential and exclusive
    Property of TechnipFMC, and may not be reproduced, disclosed, or made public in any manner prior to express written authorization by TechnipFMC.

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