Imperial U.S.

SI/Metric Mixed Units (Imperial and Metric)

Killsheet Capabilities
Job site use with real time data
Volumetric calculates psi/bbl and determines bleed cycles
L&B establishes injection fluid volumes vs pressure bleed down
Safety and working margins established for volumetric and L&B
Produces support charts and graphs to assist with well operations
Bullhead assists in killing wells in workover operations
The Well Control Calculation page provides calculations for volumes,
strokes and circulating times for each section of the well along with kill
mud, circulating pressures and differences in Maximum Allowable Surface
Pressure.
The Well Control Checklist page is a collection point for the results of all
calculations required for the well kill operation, plus a chart for circulating
pressures.

Imperial US SI Metric Mixed Units (Imperial and Metric) Killsheets.
WWCI has developed killsheets to meet worldwide demands. While
Imperial and Metric killsheets already exist, operators expressed a need for
a killsheet that combines the best of both worlds. These killsheets were
designed with the flexibility to allow operations to pick required units
specific to that country and/or job site. These killsheets are provided for
students in all WWCI classes.
Support Calculations 1: Ever wonder if you have enough weight up material,
how much the pits may gain, or the max surface pressure? This page provides
answers. The pressure vs strokes schedule has the flexibility to graph and
compare the difference between a straight and deviated/ horizontal well.
Support Calculations 2: Provides a look at how circulating pressures (ECDs) may
affect the well control operation throughout the various sections of the well.

Surface Killsheet: This program was developed to handle complex wells
with up to 4 casing/liner strings and 9 different drillstring components while
calculating up to fourteen geometric sections. If a well kick occurs, as soon
as pressures are known, the program provides the necessary well control
calculations.
Subsea Killsheet: Subsea Killsheet does everything the surface killsheet
does, plus provides the additional calculations for choke and kill lines, riser,
CLFP and a modified pump start up schedule. The well schematic also takes
water depth and choke/kill lines into its dynamic drawing.
Bullhead Producing well must be killed? The industry standard is using
the Bullhead Method. This sheet calculates the volumes that must be used
and pressure limits while pumping to minimize or eliminate downhole and
equipment damages. Also assists in calculating kill fluids.
Lubricate & Bleed Wherever a gas cap exists at surface and must be
replaced with fluid, the L&B worksheet is required. After injecting fluid into
the well, this sheet assists operations in calculating the pressure to volume
relationship and provides real time data for the well site supervisor. Both a
chart and graph provide written and visual information for planning further
injection cycles.
Volumetric Method: Gas is Migrating Up the Wellbore

Killsheet Capabilities
Shut in Well Well #: Completed By: Page 1
Information
Initial Time
Well Shut In (Hrs:Min)
Initial Shut In 0
Annulus Pressure (psi)
Initial Kick 0.0
Size (bbls)
Well Depth 0

Handles simple and complex wells

TVD (ft)
2202 Oil Center Court
Calculate psi/bbl for Bleed Houston, Texas USA 77073
Cycle Phone: 281.784.4700
Annular 0.0000 E-mail: wildwell@wildwell.com
Wild Well Control, Inc. V20.20
Capacity (bbls/ft)

Easy to use in both field and office environments

Mud Weight 0.0
In Well (ppg)
Mud 0.0
Gradient (psi/ft) Gas will migrate up the well. As it does

Designed with minimal user inputs

Gas 0.0 pressure will increase due to the
Gradient (psi/ft) difference between the pressure within
0.0 the gas and the hydrostatic pressure
psi
Mud's
Pressure/Barrel (psi/bbls) Click here to above the gas. You should hold
Determining Safety and pressure fairly constant (or within a
recalculate a New

Numbers and displays well string components Cycle 1

Working Margin Total Pit Volume Cycle and for next
range) according to the calculations
provided to allow gas expansion (that
Working 0.0
Margin (bbls)
bbls "Hold" Pressure
reduces its pressure) and minimize
well pressures.
Working 0 Bleed Cycle

Real time results

Margin's Hydrostatic (psi)
bbls
Safety 0
Margin (psi)
Beginning Pit Volume
Cycle Start And Hold Small Easily Total Pit Volume
Beginning 0 This Pressure Until Measured Tank
Pit Volume (bbls)
Starting Gas Bubble Selecting Working
Pressure, psi Margin in Barrels
Formation 0 Volumes vs Pressure Relationship
Pressure (if known) (psi)
1.00 bbls = 0 psi Print All

Well illustration dynamically numbers and draws the well string components
This assists in plotting gas
bubble pressure during Volumetric Control Log Volumetric
bleed cycles For Controlling Gas Expansion Before Reaching BOP Stack
Procedures: Cycle Cycle Allow Cycle Total Total Pit Total Start Time for Stop Time for Total Time For Estimated Gas Estimated Estimated
Number Start Pressure Volume Volume Volume Hydrostic Volumetric Volumetric Cycle Migration Rate Time to Time of Day WasCalledb6 Safety Margin Zone Gas Bubble Pressure
Safety Margins are typically

assisting operations with well kill. This visual aid also provides operations
Pressure (psi) Increase Bled Bled (bbls) (bbls) Pressure Cycle Cycle (hh:mm) (ft/min) Surface Expected
200 psi or less. In addition, a (psi) and hold until (bbls) Released (hh:mm)
Working Margin is also used. next cycle From Well

The Working Margin is based Pressure Held vs Mud Bled

on an easy to measure 1700

with a quick reference and positioning of all tubulars within the well.
1
increment of volume or an
On cycle #1 a safety margin is added in. This is the ONLY time it is added. Additional changes are from the Working Margin's psi only!
easy to see increment of
pressure on a gauge. 2 1600
Repeat allowing pressure to increase to calculated value and hold until next barrel bled cycle, allow pressure to increase, repeat, etc.
The principle concept of this 3
method is to swap out the 4
5 1500
mud's hydrostatic pressure
(allowed out of well) for 6
7
additional pressure held at the
8
Pressure psi

choke. This allows the 1400

9
pressure within the gas to 10
decrease and pressure in the 11
wellbore to stay within a 12 1300
constant range. 13
14
Continue cycles until gas 15
16 1200
reaches surface. Once gas
reaches surface use another 17
method (e.g., Lubricate & 18
19
Bleed Method) to remove gas 1100
20
correctly.
21
The chart and graph give a 22
visual overview of what is 1000
happening in the wellbore. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Restart Total Volume Bled bbls

Volumetric Volumetric Killsheet is a MUST for every rig. Once a kick is

taken and circulation is not possible, this tool becomes invaluable for all
operations when gas migration and increasing well pressures must be dealt
with. This sheet assists in calculating psi/bbls, establishes safety and working
margins, projects bleed cycles, maximum surface pressures and anticipated
volumes gained.

Note: Procedures and Instructional tabs are provided to assist users when
filling in the different killsheets.