Input Data Summary

Project Information
Well/ Field:
Company:
Address:
Contact Person:
Phone:

Fax:

Mobile:

e-mail:

web:

General Well Information

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Objectives and scenarios (description or outline)

Flowpath (sketch)
Well trajectory of flowing well (survey)
Geological column (Lithology, plot or drawing)
Pore and fracture pressure plots
Temperature gradient (plot)
Surface layout (structures, pipelines )
Drilling rig (for drilling the well as well as a candidate for drilling a relief well)
Drilling hazards (Shallow gas)

Comments:
The information listed above will for most cases be available in the drilling program for the well. Copies of
these pages will fulfill most of the data requirements listed herein. Use this information sheet as a
checklist of required data. Please note that optional input will be estimated if not supplied. Fill in data in
the unit you find most convenient.
Required input is marked with yellow. Optional input is marked with gray

Well Data
Casing program

OD, inch

lb/ft

Casing shoe ( all depths referenced RKB)

Conductor

m md

ft md

m tvd

ft tvd

Surface casing

m md

ft md

m tvd

ft tvd

Intermediate casing

m md

ft md

m tvd

ft tvd

Reservoir casing

m md

ft md

m tvd

ft tvd

Liner (if applicable)

m md

ft md

m tvd

ft tvd

RKB to MSL (offshore) or RKB to surface

ft

Seadepth (offshore applications)

ft

Drillpipe for drilling

into reservoir section

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OD, inch

lb/ft

Bit, OD

Total length of bha, motor

m

OD, inch

ft

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Reservoir data
Reservoir top

m tvd

ft tvd

Temperature

Reservoir pressure

bar

psi

sg

ppg

Fracture pressure

bar

psi

sg

ppg

Collapse pressure

bar

psi

sg

ppg

Reservoir productivity data

Permeability, k =

md

(give in range of permeability if applicable)

Zone interval, gross

ft

ft

Net to gross ratio, NG

Net pay, h =

(If gross is not known give net pay direct)

Skin factor, S =

(mechanical skin and damage skin)

-1

non-Darcy skin, D =

1/Sm/d

(mmscfd)

Water cut

ft

(Percentage of free water flowing)

Oil productivity, PI

Sm/d/bar

Stb/d/psi

(if PI for oil already estimated)

AOF for Oil inflow

Sm/d

Stb/d

(if Absolute Open Flow, AOF, exist)

Gas index, C

Sm /d/bar

AOF for gas inflow

MSm/d

(turbulence skin factor)

scf/d/psi

(if C already estimated)

mmscfd

(if Absolute Open Flow, AOF, exist)

Note: If Inflow Performance Curve (IPR) is already estimated please attach plot or specify.

Drilling mud for reservoir section

Type of mud
Density of mud

sg

kg/m

Plastic viscosity, PV

cp

Yield value, YP

lb/100 ft

ppg

Rheological index, n =
Consistency index, K =

lb.s^n/100 ft

Relief Well Data (Optional)

Maximum pump power

hhp

Maximum pump rate

l/min

bpm

Maximum pump pressure

bar

psi

Comments:
Relief well data will usually be developed as part of the project were applicable. If some basic
data are available from the operator, please input or attach to this sheet.

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Reservoir Fluid Composition
Component
Name
Symbol
Nitrogen
N2
Carbon Dioxide
CO2
Hydrogen Sulfide
H2S
Methane
C1
Ethane
C2
Propane
C3
i-Butane
iC4
n-Butane
nC4
i-Pentane
iC5
n-Pentane
nC5
Hexanes
C6
Heptanes
C7
Octanes
C8
Nonanes
C9
Decanes Plus
C10+
other elements

Fluid
(mole%)

Molecular
Weight
28.01
44.01
34.08
16.04
30.07
44.10
58.12
58.12
72.15
72.15
85.85

Density
g/cm
0.809
0.818
0.801
0.242
0.412
0.507
0.563
0.584
0.624
0.631
0.676

Total

Physical Fluid Data

At standard conditions (1.013 bar & 15C, 15.025 psia & 60 F)
Oil density
(or condensate)

kg/m
ppg
API

Gas density

kg/m
g/cm
lb/ft

Oil viscosity

cp

Gas viscosity

cp

Gas oil ratio

GOR
CGR

Sm/Sm
scf/stb
stb/MMscfd

Temperature

At reservoir conditions
Pressure

bar
psi

Oil density
(or condensate)

kg/m
ppg
API

Gas density

kg/m
g/cm
lb/ft

Oil viscosity

cp

Gas viscosity

cp

Oil Formation volume factor, FVF (Bo)

Rm/Sm

Gas expansion factor, 1/Bg

Sm/Rm

Comments:
The fluid composition should be defined up to C7+ for gases. For heavy oils higher components is usually
required to obtain a good estimate of fluid properties. The physical fluid data above is not required if the
fluid composition is well defined, but can be used for quality control of the data. Please input if available.

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