MCBU Wolfcamp Horizontal Standardized Completion Procedure Coil Tubing XP1 Volume 4

CCC USA Inc.
Mid-Continent Business Unit
WWW Horizontal Standard Completion Procedure
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Table of Contents
WWW Horizontal Standard Completion Procedure .................................................... 1
Health, Environment and Safety Requirements .............................................................. 3
Health: .......................................................................................................................... 3
Environment: ................................................................................................................ 3
Safety: .......................................................................................................................... 3
Tenets of Operation......................................................................................................... 4
Procedures ...................................................................................................................... 5
General Requirements ................................................................................................. 5
Well Preparation ........................................................................................................... 5
Logging ...................................................................................................................... 10
Casing Pressure Test & Toe Sleeve Operation .......................................................... 11
MIRU Frac Tanks and Water Transfer ....................................................................... 13
MIRU of Frac Equipment ............................................................................................ 14
Perforation & Hydraulic Stimulation (Multi-Well Zipper).............................................. 18
Equipment Maintenance (during frac) ........................................................................ 21
Rigging Down Stage Tool........................................................................................... 21
Coil Tubing Drill Out ................................................................................................... 21
Flow Back ................................................................................................................... 26
MIRU Completion Rig and Run Production ................................................................ 29
Contingencies ............................................................................................................... 33
RBP Retrieval ............................................................................................................. 33
DFIT ........................................................................................................................... 33
TCP for RSI Failure .................................................................................................... 35
CT Cleanout ............................................................................................................... 37
Perforation & Hydraulic Stimulation (Single Well)....................................................... 39
Appendix ....................................................................................................................... 42
Equalize Lubricator..................................................................................................... 42
H2S ROE ................................................................................................................... 43
XP-1 Running Procedure ........................................................................................... 44
Handover Form .......................................................................................................... 47
SH-2 Wellhead Schematic ......................................................................................... 51
Contingency RBP Schematic ..................................................................................... 52
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Health, Environment and Safety Requirements
Health:
 Ensure the H2S Preparedness and Contingency Plan is implemented for any
operations that are likely to have fluid and/or gas reach the atmosphere from the well
bore (i.e. flowback). Likely is defined as an event that can reasonably be expected to
occur during operations.
 Be aware of responsibilities outlined in the H2S Preparedness and Contingency Plan
and perform regular drills to keep crews competent.
 Safe handling procedure for Silica should include dust suppression and PPE.
Environment:
 Comply with the MBU D&C Waste Management Plan and SOP: Non-Hazardous
Waste Manifesting. Collect manifest copy #1 (Generator’s Copy) and send/email
them to the OA at local FMT within 2 weeks after your shift. Refer to the List of Local
FMTs for contact information. Only use approved transporters and selected-for-use
disposal facilities. Refer to the List of Approved Transporters and List of Selected-
For-Use Disposal Facilities.
 If freshwater is purchased directly through trucking companies, always keep on site
a copy of freshwater trucking tickets as a proof of purchase. Dumping oilfield fluids
or contaminated freshwater on ground is strictly prohibited.
 Ensure the chemical Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) are kept in the binder on site and
match the chemicals on location.
 Ensure that all chemical containers are properly labeled by chemical contractors. For
rental tanks, DSM/WSM ensures appropriate signage is in place to identify the type
of fluid in each tank such as freshwater, brine, frac fluid, etc.
 If stormwater controls such as sand bags, straw bales, silt fence, slope drain, check
dam, etc. are installed on site, inspect them after each rain for damage. Report to
the local FMT if the stormwater controls are damaged or clogged with sand or silt.
 For all environmental incidents (e.g. spills, wildlife finds), contact your HES
Specialist.
 For all Oil and Gas well completions involving hydraulic fracturing AND for all other
Gas well work where flaring occurs, reference the Air Emissions Data Collection &
Reporting SOP for site design, notification, recordkeeping (Flowback & Emissions
Spreadsheet and digital photos with lat/long), and reporting requirements.
 During frac operations have 2 solid composite bridge plugs on location for use in any
potential well control situations.
 At no time should any fluid from the wellbore go to the drilling pits.
Safety:
 Reference the MBU Contractor Handbook for additional information on these SWPs:
http://MBU.CCC.com/oe/documents/thirdparty/2013_MBU_Contractor_Handbook.pd
f Permits are required for the following tasks: hot work, confined space entry,
equipment isolation (lockout/tagout), breaking into a line/equipment/vessel,
excavation, working at heights, electrical work, simultaneous operations (SIMOPs),
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bypassing critical protections, lifting and rigging, and other applicable practices
identified through risk assessment of local operations.
 DSMs and WSMs should attend (at a minimum) all JSA and permit
discussions/preparations for permitted activities.
 Reinforce Stop Work Authority (SWA) on location.
 Contact Axiom Medical Management case managers at (281) 419-7063 Ext.1 and
your HES Specialist/Superintendent for all injuries/illnesses on CCC property.
 Site – Specific D&C Emergency Action Plan must be updated and posted on
location. Confirm contractor’s high-angle rescue plan is in place and functioning.
 Ensure that the rig contractor has the following policies: hot work policy, confined
space, lifting and rigging, lock out tag out, and that each meet or exceed that of CCC
MBU.
 Complete the Rig Move Checklist and conduct a safety meeting with rig contractor.
 Ensure all contract personnel are SafeLand and H2S certified before entering site.
 Establish and enforce exclusion zones, including pressure pumping lines and
wireline cable.
Tenets of Operation
1. Always operate with design or environmental limits.
2. Always operate in a safe and controlled condition.
3. Always ensure safety devices are in place and functioning.
4. Always follow safe work practices and procedures.
5. Always meet or exceed customers’ requirements.
6. Always maintain integrity of dedicated systems.
7. Always comply with all applicable rules and regulations.
8. Always address abnormal conditions.
9. Always follow written procedures for high-risk or unusual situations.
10. Always involve the right people in decisions that affect procedures and
equipment.
“DO IT SAFELY OR NOT AT ALL”

“THERE IS ALWAYS TIME TO DO IT RIGHT”
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Procedures
General Requirements
 Follow all lifting and rigging standards (MBU Red Book)

o Cranes
o Pulling units
o Delivery Vehicles
 Update Wellview to accurately reflect all perforations, stimulation detail, and

other changes to the wellbore. Once the drillout of the plugs is complete enter a
new PBTD in Wellview based on the clean out depth (top of float collar).
 Note: We cannot send any Oxygen or Nitrogen down the gas line to Feagan. If
we use Nitrogen or Foam Air to clean out, we may have to set up a temporary
flare on the wellsite and flare the casing head gas until there is no Oxygen or
Nitrogen present.
Scope of Work
 This procedure shall be used for WWW Horizontal wells with GE SH2 10M rated
wellheads, 5-1/2” 20# P-110 casing, and a lateral length of less than 7,500’
utilizing a pressure actuated sleeve tool for pump down initiation. As well as
using an isolation tool as the frac stack for a plug and perf zipper operation.
Well Preparation
1. Make One-Call and have anchors installed and pull tested. Ensure flowlines have been
laid from the edge of pad to each individual wellhead.
 Ensure that 2” casing valve risers have been installed and the cellar is
back filled. Contact field-specific Construction Representative. Check
distance to any overhead power lines.
 Any and all equipment installed on the wellbore is to be visually
inspected (internally) by the WSM prior to N/U to the wellhead by the
service provider to ensure no debris or other potential restrictions are
present.
2. Drilling rig leaves wellhead with 5” BPV installed and 13-5/8” 5M x 1-13/16” 10M low
profile abandonment cap in place on B wellhead section with tubing head not installed.
(If emergency slips are set by drilling rig, ensure downhole bridge plug is placed in hole,
discuss with Completion Engineer) Review drilling reports to ensure the cement
plug was bumped at 500 psi over and casing floats held with shoe track full of
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cement. Verify that there is no pressure between BPV and abandonment cap by
opening 1-13/16” 10M valve on abandonment cap. If pressure is present, contact
completion engineer. Have a Vetco Gray tech on location. Nipple down abandonment
cap and install 13-58” 5M x 11” 5M DSA and 11’’ 5M x 7-1/16 10M tubing head with (4)
1-13/16” 10M side outlet valves (rated and labeled with tags for 10,000 psi working
pressure). Tubing head installation is described below:
 Ensure 13-5/8” 5M x 11” 5M DSA was preinstalled by GE VetcoGray before

tubing head delivery.
 Pick up the tubing head and inspect bottom bowl and ring gasket area for
damage.
 Fill the void area with clean hydraulic fluid.
 Apply a light coat of clean grease to the OD and neck of the 5-1/2 hanger.
 Install the 5-1/2” packoff assembly on the 5-1/2” hanger/packoff neck.
 Insert new API BX-160 style ring gasket on the bottom flange of 13-5/8”
flange of DSA.
 Remove all nuts from the 1-5/8” bolts on the 13-5/8” 5M DSA flange.
 Slowly lower the head over the hanger neck while aligning the studs up to the
SH2 head.
 Ensure tubing head is rotated to the correct orientation with the flow
line (Facilities Rep to aid in placement) and two holed to CCC
requirements. Contact Engineering if in doubt.
 Make up 1-5/8” studs and nuts to recommended API torque of 2146 ft-lbs. for
the connection using calibrated hydraulic wrenches.
 5000 psi connection test, connect a hydraulic test pump to the either one of
the lower test ports on the bottom flange of the tubing head and attach a
bleeder tool to the other lower port.
 Open bleeder tool and pump fluid until all is displaced, then close bleeder
tool.
 Test 5-1/2’’ casing packoff void in tubing head to 5000 psi for 5 minutes via
test port with hydraulic hand pump.
 After a successful test, bleed pressure to zero. Remove test pump and
bleeder tool and reinstall injection caps.
 10000 psi packoff/casing test, connect a hydraulic test pump to the either one
of the upper test ports on the bottom flange of the tubing head and attach a
bleeder tool to the other upper port.
 Open bleeder tool and pump fluid until all is displaced, then close bleeder
tool.
 Test 5-1/2’’ casing packoff void in tubing head to 10000 psi for 5 minutes via
test port with hydraulic hand pump.
 After a successful test, bleed pressure to zero. Remove test pump and
bleeder tool and reinstall injection caps.
 Internal Barriers: #1 Back Pressure Valve, #2 Cemented Shoe Track &

Casing
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 External Barriers: #1 Cement in Annulus, #2 Production Casing Hanger
with Packoff
Ground Level
Figure 1: Diagram detailing wellhead as handed over to completions (TWC not shown)
Figure 2: Four Well Pad Tubing Head Orientation
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Figure 3: Two Well Pad Tubing Head Orientation
3. Confirm with GE that lock down pins and gland nuts are in good condition. Verify that
the lock down pins are set at the proper depth (disengaged position) and gland nuts are
engaged at the proper torque. Record results in Wellview.
 Both ports on the tubing head are prepped for VR plugs (1 ¼’’
Sharp Vee)
Ground Level
Figure 4: Diagram detailing wellhead once 10,000 psi tubing head is in place (TWC not shown)
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4. NU (2) 7-1/16’’ 10M full opening manual frac valves (Lower & Upper Master Valves) as
per vendors recommendations. Install new API BX-156 ring gasket on the top tubing
head flange and torque bolt with hydraulic wrenches to spec.
 Any and all equipment installed on the wellbore is to be visually

inspected (internally) by the WSM prior to N/U to the wellhead by the
service provider to ensure no debris or other potential restrictions are
present and confirm dimensions.
 Ensure frac valve wheels are oriented in same direction as tubing head
valve wheels.
 Internal Barriers: #1 Back Pressure Valve, #2 Cemented Shoe Track &
Casing
with Packoff
5. Function test valves. Count and record in WellView the number of turns it takes to close
and open frac valves, spray-paint number on frac valves.
6. Load annuli (intermediate and surface casing) with fresh water, maximum pressure 100
psi. Report volume required to fill in Wellview report. Note any bradenhead
pressure/flow or “vacuum” conditions. Contact completion engineer if flow on
intermediate is observed.
7. Check pressure below 5” BPV, sting in with Dry Rod to check pressure. If pressure is
observed NU lubricator on top of frac valve. Remove 5" BPV from casing hanger
mandrel. Close Lower Master Valve (LMV).
8. NU GE lubricator, with 5” TWC, on top of UMV. Open LMV and install TWC into casing
hanger mandrel. Pull above and close LMV. ND GE lubricator and NUl 7-1/16” 10M
abandonment cap (cap will have a 10,000 psi 2’’ valve installed with 10M rated taped
plug and needle valve). Open LMV.
9. Open either of the two side outlet valves on tubing head. Load and test wellhead,
abandonment cap and each frac valve to 250/9,850 psi for 15/15 minutes against TWC
with kill truck through casing valve. After positive tests of both UMV and LMV, bleed off
pressure and close side outlet valves.
 Monitor all annuli for flow (5-1/2" x 9-5/8" and 9-5/8" x 13-3/8") while
testing the casing and frac valves. If pressure is noted in annuli, stop all
tests immediately and report observed pressures to Completion
Engineer.
 Internal Barriers: #1 Two Way Check, #2 Cemented Shoe Track & Casing
with Packoff
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10. Close upper frac valve and check for pressure under the abandonment cap. After 0
(zero) psi is confirmed remove the abandonment cap and rig up the GE Two-Way
Check Valve lubricator and manipulate the check valve to check for pressure under
the Two-Way Check. Bleed off any pressure (some pressure should be anticipated
due to fluid expansion effects). Using the lubricator release the TWC and pull the
Two-Way Check above the frac valves. Close the UMV and remove lubricator.
Reinstall abandonment cap.
 Shut In position should be with the Lower-Open and Upper-Closed

always.
11. Repeat steps 1-10 for all wells on pad.
IF CASING WAS LANDED IN EMERGENCY SLIPS SEE CONTINGENCY SECTION

FOR RBP REMOVAL
Logging
12. MIRU test truck on tubing head side outlet valve. Load production, intermediate and
surface casing with fresh water. Record the required fill volume in Wellview. Install
pressure gauge on tubing head side outlet valve.
13. MIRU wireline unit and crane or mast unit. Perform safety meeting and verify
certification of crane operator if a mast truck is not used. ND abandonment cap. NU
10K wireline flange on top of UMV with pack-off and pressure test to 1000 psi for 5
minutes, against UMV. Upper Master Valve should be only valve operated
during this operation. Ensure Lower Master Valve is fully open and stays fully
open.
 Establish exclusion zones around wellhead and wireline truck.
14. Log well using the separate cased hole logging procedure. Pick up gauge ring/junk
basket sized for 5 ½’’ 20# casing (4.778’’ ID, 4.653’’ Drift). Run in hole until tools
stop to ensure no reduced ID.
 Caliper dimensions, on all gun/tool sections and fishing neck, and

record in Wellview.
15. POOH with JBGR tools and confirm 0 psi on well using pressure gauge on side
outlet. LD JBGR.
16. Pick up GR/CCL/RCBL (refer to logging procedure) logging tool assembly and run in
hole until tool stops to inspect cement in curve. Log up from this point to surface with
1000 psi held on the casing for the main pass through tubing head side outlet valve.
Monitor pressure at the wellhead.
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 Ensure that logging contractor provides logs to the completion engineer
and the geologist/production team in a timely manner. Completion
Engineer to update production cement job TOC in Wellview.
 Indicate TOC estimate immediately to completion engineer. Engineer
will advise on future operations
17. After logging job, bleed off pressure. LD logging tools, and packoff. Close UMV and
immediately nipple up abandonment cap.
18. Repeat steps 11 – 16 for all wells on pad location.
19. RDMO wireline unit and testing truck. Secure well and install abandonment cap.
Casing Pressure Test & Toe Sleeve Operation

20. Close LMV and Open UMV. Verify pressure is zero below abandonment cap. ND
Abandonment Cap. Verify tubing lock down pins are retracted and that packing
gland nuts are tight on tubing head.
 The isolation tool will protect the tubing head (including lock down pins
and gland nuts) from frac fluids and pressure. Additionally with the
stage tool installed the two hydraulic valves in the stage tool become
the working valves, in the case of failure in either of these valves the
stage tool can be stroked out and the lower frac valve shut. At this point
the faulty stage tool can be removed and a new one installed.
21. NU Guardian 15K isolation tool w/ (1) 15k goat heads (four outlets per goat head
should be (3) 4’’ 1002 and (1) 3” 1502 connections), on 7 1/16” UMV with new API
BX-156 ring gasket. Open 1-13/16’’ side outlet valves and verify casing pressure is
zero. Open LMV and sting into tubing head below casing valves and above the 5-
1/2” casing (the bottom of the isolation tool is sitting between the outlet for casing
valves and the 5-1/2” casing energized seal).
 Ensure night cap is installed on stage tool.

 Ensure tubing head side outlet valves are open and stay open when
Isolation tool is installed on well. This is to ensure stage tool sealed,
and provides leak detection throughout the job.
 In order to pressure test the isolation tool to the full 9850 psi it must be
installed and tested prior to opening the toe sleeve.
 If winter weather is possible, take further measures to remove fluid from
tool, and winterize with antifreeze.
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Figure 5: Frac Stack w/ Isolation Tool
22. Monitor all casing annuli (surface and intermediate) while testing the casing and
isolation tool. If abnormal pressure change (there will be pressure change due to
trapped fluid) is noted in annuli, stop all tests immediately and record pressure
changes, report observed pressures to Completion Engineer.
23. The full production casing test will be conducted in two stages and carried out in
conjunction with the opening of the Halliburton RapidStart Initiator CT Sleeve. A
Halliburton technician will be on location to ensure this operation is performed
correctly. Detailed operational steps are outlined below. If sleeve does not open
contact completion engineer.
24. Load 5 ½” casing with fresh water and test casing to 3,800 psi, in 1000 psi
increments, for 30 minutes with low volume, high pressure pump through stage tool.
Record volume required to fill, chart results and note results in Wellview.
25. Step pressure up to 9,850 psi. Record on chart recorder. Once 9,850 psi has been
reached hold pressure and wait for toe sleeve to open (19 to 29 minutes) record in
Wellview the actual time required for the sleeve to open. The toe sleeve will be
pinned to shear at a preset pressure of (+/-5500 psi), once the pins are sheared a
metering process will begin where the pressure can be stepped up to the full casing
pressure test of 9,850 psi. Once the pressure has been stepped up to the 9,850 psi
test pressure, hold this pressure until the toe sleeve metering process is complete
and the ports open. Figure 7 (below) shows the relationship between pressure and
metering time.
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 Establish a pump in rate, if not performing DFIT, into formation at 16-
18BPM and record pressures.
 Do not attempt to open sleeve at max pressure more than three
iterations. Contingency for sleeve failure will be TCP with CT.
Figure 6: Pressure/Metering Time Relationship Curve (from Halliburton RSI-CT Sleeve Installation Procedure)
26. Bleed well pressure to zero monitoring flow back volumes (volume will be fill-up
volume). If flow back volume is greater than 5 bbl shut well in and contact
completion engineer.
27. Repeat steps 20 – 26 for all wells on pad.
IF RSI TOOL FAILS TO OPEN SEE CONTINGENCY SECTION FOR TCP CT OPS
IF DFIT REQUIRED SEE CONTINGENCY SECTION FOR DFIT OPS
MIRU Frac Tanks and Water Transfer

28. Move in and rig up 10 (ten) 500 bbl frac tanks, two are to be kept full at all times and
held in reserve for flush. Contact service provider to treat tanks with biocide. A
second pair of tanks needs to be set up near the plug/gun pump down truck for use
in pump down operations. Coordinate frac tank positioning with frac, wireline, and
flowback coordinators.
29. Move in and rig up water transfer equipment two independent 8’’ lines with pumps
(max water transfer rate is 80 bpm per line). Ensure that an adequate number of
back up pumps are prepositioned in the field. Work with water transfer provider to
plan for pump maintenance or scheduled pump swap out.
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30. Begin filling frac tanks prior to frac rig up. Perform 24 hour hydrostatic test on all frac
tanks to check for leaks. Note that bacteria growth is a concern; ensure pretreatment
with biocide prior to fill up of tanks.
31. Move in and rig up 3 acid tanks (500 bbl tanks). Fill with fresh water and perform a
24 hour hydrostatic test on all acid tanks to check for leaks. Drain the fresh water out
of the acid tanks prior to frac operations.
32. Move in and rig up 2 half-frac flowback tanks with gas buster to be used in case of
flowback during a screen out.
MIRU of Frac Equipment

33. Coordinate the move in, rig up process with all providers.
 Frac, Wireline and Plugs
 Mobile Home Provider (office, sleeping quarters, fresh water, septic, ect..)
 Water Transfer
 Shower and Rest Trailer
 Baker Petrolite Chemical (biocide)
 Third Party Pump for Plug Pump Down
 Flow Back Equipment
 Zipper Frac Manifold
34. Spot in and rig up wireline line equipment

 One Wireline Truck
 One Crane (crane must be 200 ton minimum to reach all wellheads, spaced
25’ apart, and to accommodate any CT work during zipper operations, lower
rate cranes may only be used if written recommendation from certified crane
operator is provided and discussion with Superintendent)
 10M Lubricator with Wireline BOP Equipment
 2 Pumps for the Pump Down Operations
 Establish and enforce exclusion zones around wireline equipment. A third
party will supply the plug pump down pumps.
 Reference red zone and operation agreements in Zipper GD.

 Establish and enforce exclusion zones around wireline equipment and
red zone.
 Ensure crane placement is outside of red-zone.
35. Confirm 0 psi above stage tool. Nipple up 10,000 psi rated wireline test-sub
connection flange, with 10M cap, on top of goat head for all wellheads. This flange
will require a 7 ¾’’ 2HP type connection looking up from the goat head for the
lubricator. Pressure test the 10,000 psi rated lubricator test-sub connection flange to
250/9,850 psi for 15/15 minutes against frac valve, record results in Wellview for all
wellheads. Confirm requirements with wireline prior to rig up. Rig up full lubricator
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rated to 10,000 psi, to crane, with weight bar installed on e-line and test to 250/9,850
psi for 15/15 minutes against the stage tool hydraulic valves.
36. Move in and rig up grease & torque unit for zipper manifold and wellhead.
37. Move in and rig up frac equipment. Ensure that site lay out allows for efficient
unloading of sand.
38. QAQC frac materials as listed below:
 Sieve tests are to be performed on each load. All sand weight tickets are to
be collected and recorded. Visually inspect movers to confirm sand location
prior to commencing operations.
 Pilot test to be performed using source water for all frac fluids, distill base
water with RCS if used, record hydration time, lip time and XL time. Use water
bath to activate delayed XL if needed.
 Confirm breaker loadings and test results with lab report.
 Bucket test all liquid add pumps, including backups for critical chemicals,
using the actual chemical to be run in the pump.
39. Rig up 10,000 psi rated flow back line to 1-13/16” 15M hydraulic plug valve with 2”
1502 connection on isolation tool cross for all wellheads. Run flow back lines to
single Class IV manifold with choke line going to half frac tanks and diversion line to
reserve pit, secure diversion line with dead weight (such as large concrete block).
40. Rig up 15,000 psi rated 3” 1502 pump down hang down line from each well’s
goathead and run to main 3” pump down distribution line. Ensure pump down hang
down line is isolated from main pump down line with (2) 3” plug valves and a bleed
line is run to the reseve pit. Secure bleed line with dead weight (such as large
concrete block).
41. Rig up certified treating lines (zipper frac manifold lines to the goat heads on the
wellhead isolation tools in preparation for zipper frac operations). Rig up 3 hang
down lines to achieve max rate. Rig up 3 lines, or enough to achieve max rate, from
frac company pump missle to zipper frac manifold. See layout diagram.
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Well #1 Well #2 Well #3 Well #4
To Frac Missile
Figure 7: Zipper Wellhead Configuration
Figure 8: Zipper Manifold Configuration
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Figure 9: Pad Layout
42. Install a pressure transducer on the surface and intermediate casing valves for all
wellheads.
43. Rig up and secure a flow back line with 2000 psi pop off from the intermediate
casing annulus to the drill pit. Secure bleed line with dead weight (such as large
concrete block).
44. Install pressure transducers both upstream and downstream of check valve on
treating lines. Install a pressure transducer on tubing head outlet valve.
 Ensure this tubing head outlet valve is open during the frac to monitor
for leaking of the stage tool.
45. Conduct pre frac meeting with all impacted parties. Verify certification of crane
operator & riggers. Review frac line and valve placement. Establish lock out/tag out
type procedures to ensure that all frac equipment is lined up to the designated well
and that the offset well is isolated from frac fluids. Establish and enforce exclusion
zones.
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46. Pressure test surface treating iron to 9,850 psi against stage tool hydraulic valve.
Frac iron will be tested in this manner prior to each stage.
47. Install pressure pop-off valves and global kick out set at 9,850 psi. Set staged pump
shutdowns starting at 9,500 psi. Record in Wellview pop-off set pressure and truck
kick outs.
 Ensure proper calibration and witness function test of any nitrogen pop-
off installed on treating lines.
48. Prior to beginning the frac job perform a bucket test on all liquid add pumps to
ensure that they are calibrated and metering properly.
IF WATER IS UNAVAILABLE FOR ZIPPER OPS SEE CONTINGENCY SECTION

FOR SINGLE WELL FRAC OPS
Perforation & Hydraulic Stimulation (Multi-Well Zipper)

49. Perform the plug and perf frac job per the detailed pump schedule and perforation
sheet. Refer to the frac proposal for the final approved frac design. Ensure over flush
of wellbore with 100 BBLS in toe, 75 BBLS in middle lateral and 50 BBLS in heel.
MAX SURFACE TREATING PRESSURE IS 9850 psi.

50. To optimize formation stimulation and equipment utilization the zipper frac method
will be used. With this method the frac and wireline work will alternate wellbores.
 Ensure proper LOTO and valve operation signoff documenetion has
occurred, with the on duty WSM witnessing the events, before any
operations commence.
51. STAGE 1 on all wells on pad will be pumped through the toe sleeve. Note that the
toe stage will be significantly smaller than the regular frac stages. Monitor
intermediate casing pressure throughout frac job. Monitor the tubing head outlet
valve left open and pressure transducer for indications of stage tool leaking.
52. Once the STAGE 1 frac is complete, on the first assigned well, close the upper
isolation tool valve. Confirm that the valves are holding by bleeding off any pressure
from between the stage tool valves and the goat head.
53. Once 0 psi is confirmed remove wireline cap and immediately nipple up lubricator
with plug and perf assembly in place on the first well. Pressure test lubricator test-
sub connection to 250/9,850 psi, with handheld hydraulic pump, every time lubricator
is made up to the goat head.
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54. Equalize lubricator according to the equalization procedure (in Appendix) prior to
opening the frac valve.
55. Begin running in hole with plug and perf assembly on the first well.
 Caliper dimensions, on all gun/tool sections and fishing neck, and

record in Wellview.
 Ensure that cell phones and radio emitting devices are turned off during
all perforating operations.
56. Line up zipper frac manifold to pump stimulation on the subsequent well. Ensure that
the plug and gun assembly is 200’ below ground level and all WL personnel have
cleared the red-zone prior to pressure testing frac iron.
57. Continue to run in hole with plug and gun assembly on the first well, use short joint in
vertical section for depth check. Once the plug and gun assembly starts to lose
weight in the curve stop running in hole an pull up to take full assembly weight, at
this point begin pump down process. Use the line tension reading to monitor
downhole tension on the rope socket. Max pump down rate is 16 - 18 bbl/min or
as necessary for tool movement. This will help to decrease the chance of pumping
off the plug and gun assembly.
 Ensure pump down fluid tanks have been treated and rolled with friction
reducer, biocide and scale inhibitor.
58. Pump down plug and gun assembly to the plug set depth as detailed in the perf
sheet for the specific well. Set composite flow through plug (without ball).
 Close communication between pump operator and wireline crew is

essential to safe and efficient operations, avoiding pump-offs is vital.
 The best practice to minimize differential sticking is to use raised ring
tandem adapters on the gun assembly when perforating. This eliminates
gun contact with the casing wall while perforating.
59. Pull gun assembly up hole to get on depth for first cluster. Shoot guns on the fly for
all clusters at 20 - 30 ft/min. Continue to pull out of hole up to 200’ below ground
level. Prior to pulling up into lubricator ensure that the frac on the alternate well has
been completed.
As the plug and gun assembly is being pumped down in the first well
the frac will be carried out on the subsequent well. Follow well
sequence, from Completions Engineer, if subsurface geology and or
operations dictate non-sequential well order.
60. Pressure test surface treating iron against frac valve to 9850 psi. Check that nitrogen
pop-offs are in good condition.
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61. Pump STAGE 1 on the subsequent well as per the frac proposal. Secure well by
closing the upper isolation tool hydraulic valve, confirm valves are holding by
bleeding off any pressure above the valves.
62. Pull plug and gun assembly into lubricator on the first well. Confirm with wireline
operator that all wireline tools are above isolation tool valves. Close upper isolation
tool valve on the first well. Bleed off pressure in the lubricator and confirm that that
the isolation tool valves are holding.
63. Disconnect lubricator from the wellhead. Once the lubricator is off the wellhead
confirm that the frac plug is not on wireline assembly and all guns have fied. Once it
has been confirmed that the plug is not on the setting tool, and all guns have fired,
drop (1) 2-3/8’’ diameter frac plug ball (1.44 SG) and immediately install 10,000 psi
rated night cap. Open frac valve so that the ball can start decent (record ball drop
time in Wellview).
 Without pumping the ball will take approximately 80 minutes to fall to

the heel of the well with gravity.
64. Lay down gun assembly for STAGE 2 on the first well. Rehead wireline rope socket
every 3 runs.
65. Continue to perforate all remaining subsequent wells for STAGE 2 after frac has
finished pumping STAGE 1 on the well. Once frac has completed all STAGE 1 for
the well order, re-cycle to the first well already perforated for STAGE 2.
66. Line up manifold to pump STAGE 2 on the first well. Note that acid was not spotted
in the previous stage; an acid spearhead will be pumped on each stage. Ensure ball
lands on plug at no more 10 BPM with acid spearhead chasing ball.
67. Precede to frac & perforate all remaining stages for the wells on the pad as per the
steps above. If problems are encountered on a wellbore (screen out or stuck plug)
continue with frac job on the unaffected wellbores until 2 or more wells become
affected. Ensure all frac tanks are left empty at end of last stage.
 WSM’s flush last stage 1-2 BBLs short of top perf

 To mitigate the risk of dropped objects on pressurized lines, do not
disconnect and move lubricator above treating lines while pumping the
frac on the alternate wells.
IF SCREEN OUT OCCURS OR PUMP DOWN RATE NOT ACHIEVED SEE

CONTINGENCY SECTION FOR CT OPS
IF WATER AVAILABILITY DOES NOT SUPPORT ZIPPER OPERATIONS SEE

SINGLE WELL OPERATION IN CONTINGENCIES SECTION
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Equipment Maintenance (during frac)
68. Due to the extended amount of time that the stimulation equipment will be working
on location preventive maintenance must be performed during the job.
 WSMs to track maintenance cycles in order ensure operational

efficiency.
 Perform maintenance on frac pumps as deemed necessary by service
provider. Ensure service provider has sufficient HHP to maintain
operational efficiency.
 Ensure that all equipment used during the frac operations is properly
maintained to include grease and torque (every 3 stages).
Rigging Down Stage Tool

69. Once all stages have been completed on the wells rig down and move out all frac
equipment, including water transfer and crane. Verify tubing head lock down pins
and gland nuts are in good condition and properly made up to the tubing head. SI
tubing head valves, valves were opened when stage tool was installed. SI B Section
valves and remove pressure transducers.
70. Lubricate out stage tool seal mandrel, from LMV. Close 7-1/16” 10M LMV. Bleed off
any trapped pressure through goat head and ensure LMV is holding.
 Internal Barrier: 10,000 psi Lower Frac Valve and Isolation Tool Valves
with Packoff
71. ND isolation tool from UMV. Close UMV. Nipple up the 10M abandonment cap with
needle valve and gage in place on top of UMV.
 Internal Barrier: (2) 10,000 psi Frac Valves

with Packoff
Coil Tubing Drill Out

73. Once all frac equipment is off location coil tubing clean out can start. Leave the 3
frac tanks on location for the plug drill out. Confirm all anchors are in good condition.
74. Set up recirculation loop for drill out fluids:
 1 original frac tank, to be used as suction tanks for CT pump.
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 1 SAND-X tank to be hooked up to FB Manifold and used to capture/gauge
returns and be used as solids control equipment.
 2 original frac tanks emptied during the frac, to be used as cooling tanks, will
be placed offset SAND-X tank and tied together at the mid-tank connections.
 MIRU skid mounted water transfer pump between SAND-X and cooling tanks.
 MIRU skid mounted strainer pod between transfer pump and sock filter.
 MIRU a sock filter and chemical plant between strainer pod and suction tank.
Figure 10: DO Recirculation Loop
75. Confirm lock down pins and gland nuts are in good condition and at the correct
position in the tubing head. Record in wellview.
76. Check that frac valves are holding by verifying 0 psi under the abandonment cap.
Once 0 psi is confirmed nipple down abandonment cap. NU 7-1/16” 10M flow cross
on top of the UMV, install new API BX-156 gasket. Torque all bolts to specification.
Verify that flow cross has (2) 3-1/16” manual plug valves on both sides. For all wells
on the pad.
 Refer to detailed service company coil tubing proposal
77. NU 7-1/16” 10M frac valve (crown valve) on top of flow cross with new API BX-156
gasket. Torque all bolts to specification. For all wells on the pad.
 Ensure frac valve wheels are oriented in same direction as tubing head
valve wheels.
78. RU flowback crew, install flowback 10M (Class IV) manifold with two chokes and
plug catcher to flow cross on first well. Run choke line to Sand X tank, the first tank
of the recirculaiton loop, and run diversion line to reserve pit. Secure diversion line
with dead weight (such as large concrete block).
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 Ensure drill out flowback manifold is centrally located to prevent rig
down during well transfer, as well as not preventing rig in of flow back
manifold after drill out is completed.
79. RU coil tubing unit, sized for operations according to Well Specific Procedure, with
10K CT BOP on top of flowcross. Function test BOP components before NU on top
of flow cross. See coil tubing BOPE in figure below:
Figure 11: 10K Coiled Tubing BOP Configuration
 Ensure exclusion zones are marked off around wellhead, coil unit,
injector head and crane
 Coil tubing operations will be carried out on one wellbore at a time
80. Make up and pull test coil connector to 25Klbs over. Caliper bit/mill to verify OD. PU
clean out BHA.
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81. Fill coil and function test motor and bit @ ½ bpm. Note coil capacity. Install lubricator
on top of BOP.
82. Pressure test BOP, stripper head, lubricator, flow cross, crown valve, and flowback
equipment to 250/8000 psi for 15/15 min against closed UMV.
83. Open UMV, count turns to verify fully open. Equalize lubricator with frac SI pressure
(verify last shut in pressure in WellView) before opening LMV. Open LMV count
turns to verify fully open. Record in WellView initial wellhead pressure.
84. RIH with CTU, do not exceed 120 fpm. Engage pumps @ .5-1 bpm while RIH.
85. Cont. RIH checking weight @ every 5000’. Engage pumps @ 3.5-5 bpm, within
motor envelope. Add friction reducer at all times and pipe on pipe lubricant as
needed while milling plugs in lateral. Begin circulating at milling rate. Record the off-
bottom circulating pressure. This will be used as a baseline for milling operations.
 Utilize chemical plant during DO ops to ensure adequate amounts of

chemical is dispersed
86. Continue RIH checking weight for tagging sand. Record where sand is found in
WellView. Send gel sweeps as needed to clean sand out of the well.
 Last stage flushed on frac 1-2 bbls short of top perf
87. Cont. RIH and tag first plug. Slowly lower the CTU motor assembly until the fluid
pump pressure increases to the desired point within the motor performance
envelope, indicating that milling has started. Monitor motor differential closely during
milling – if motor stalls, slow down pumps, pull up. Increase pump rate back to
normal milling envelope and re-engage plug tool at a lower weight on bit.
88. Record volume rate in and volume rate out to determine loss/gains. Make
adjustments to choke if needed.
 Verify plug depths on coil tubing are within ~50’ of Wireline set depth.
Consult with engineer if needed. Plug depths can be found in frac
details.
 To aid in clean out manage back pressure on the choke so that for every
1 bbl that is pumped 1.5 bbl is returned to surface.
89. Send 10 bbl gelled sweeps (100 cP) after each plug is drilled out. Short trip after a
maximum of 5 plugs milled and tagged the 6th or when when tubing shows abnormal
signs of torque and drag. Care should be used when determining short trip
frequency, it may be necessary to short trip more frequently if hole cleaning and
returns are diminished or when further into the lateral. WSM to watch the dynamic
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drill out to include returns, cutting sizes, fluid quality, well bore pressure and pick up
& slack off weights. See key indicators for required short trip table below:
Figure 12: Key Indicators for Short Trip
 Short trip schedule alterations must be approved by Completion

Engineer and Superintendent.
90. During short trips, pump 20 bbl gelled sweep (100 cP), continue to RIH and tag next
plug. POOH at no more than 40 ft/min. Pump another 10 bbl gelled sweep (100 cP)
just before the entering curve to aid in cleaning.
91. Record mill times, pump pressure, and wellhead pressure in WellView. Send more
gelled sweeps as needed depending on amounts of sand. Check plug catcher and
screens after each sweep reaches surface to ensure hole is cleaning correctly.
92. Continue drilling out all plugs and tag RSI Sleeve (ID = 4.38”). Send 40 bbl dyed
sweep and begin POOH once the sweep is past the bit and way ahead of the BHA
being pulled out.
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93. Pull out of hole while pumping fresh water with friction reducer. Pull CT at a rate
slower than the calculated annular velocity of the fluid. POOH into vertical and
circulate clean. Do not exceed 120 ft/min. Shut down the pumps and slow down trip
rate when 500’ from surface. Lightly bump the tool string into the top of the
lubricator. Close UMV and bleed pressure off of well. Verify zero pressure and shut
in crown valve.
94. Remove lubricator, and LD BHA. Immediately nipple up abandonment cap on top of
crown valve.
95. Flow back will be taken through existing flow cross. Move coil tubing and support
equipment to subsequent well. Crane to hoist protection cage over wellhead before
moving to next well.
96. Flow back operations to commence on the first well, see flow back section, while drill
out continues for all subsequent wells on pad.
 All flowback operations will have to be suspended and the wells shut in
duing RU/RD of CT unit for all wells on the pad.
97. Purge coil dry. RDMO CT unit, 10K CT BOP, and flowback equipment.
Flow Back
98. Prep location and wellhead for flow back to test tank(s) directly after the coil tubing
drill out. Notify the PTL or Art Carrasco (432-631-6506) that pumping unit can be set
if it is not already.
 It is required that all flowback operators are qualified and all CCC SSE
qualifications are met. Flowback operations are to be monitored 24
hours. No personnel are allowed on the top of the tank, gage tank from
ground with sight glass or similar.
 This activity will be SIMOPS once wells are turned to battery. Ensure all
SIMOPS SWA practices are followed, with all applicable permits, and
communication lines are established will all personell involved berfore
commenceing activities.
99. Rig up flow testers with certified 2’’ 1502 iron from flow cross to flow back manifold
(Class IV) with choke line going to 2 - 4 test tanks and the diversion line going to
reserve pit. Secure diversion line with dead weight (such as large concrete block).
Prior to flow back operations slowly open UMV with choke closed to equalize
pressures with SICP. Check manifold and flow back iron for leaks. Continue to use
Upper Master Valve and flow cross plug valves as working valves operated during
flowback, LMV will always be fully open.
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100. Flow well through flow cross and bring well online using a 12/64” positive choke
at a max rate 50 bbsl/hr. Increase the choke size 2/64” every 6 hours to a max rate
80 bbls/hr over the first 24 hrs. Flow back rate is to be reassessed and potentialy
increased every 24 hours based on well conditions; however, do not open more than
a 40/64” choke to ensure rate does not exceed 200 bbls/hr. It may become
necessary to restrict flow back rate of wells if surface water becomes
unmanageable. Coordinate with pumper to send oil to sales.
 If a significant amount of gas is produced, then gas may be turned down

flow lines, as battery PSSR is completed, if production volumes are
adequate and a three phase separator is installed.
 Should flaring be necessary, burn quality is to be determined by
qualified well tester and a three phase separator with flare system shall
be installed. Should be burn quality not be sufficient a diffuser shale be
used in place of a flare.
 TRRC allows completions operations 10 days of flaring before filing for
a flare permit.
101. Monitor sand flowback (sample and bring sample to Operations for analysis),
flowing wellhead pressures (FWHP), gas volumes, water and oil taken from location
and flow back fluid temperature at the tanks. Document in daily Wellview report
every 12 hrs.
 Truck all flowback water to CCC approved disposal using water haulers,
use drilling reserve pit as necessary if test tanks are at capacity. Do not
put any hyrdrocarbons in the reserve pit.
102. Shut in the well if:

 Well stops flowing
 Well flows high amount of gas
 Surface leak or loss of containment to the intermediate casing & frac
string annulus
 RU/RD of Coiled Tubing unit during drill out
 Instructed by the completion engineer (should be within 24‐48 Hour
period)
103. Populate CCC flowback spreadsheet and fill it out throughout the entire flowback
process. WSM to send the form back to MBU_completion@CCC.com and
completion engineer. Form is located on DSM/WSM SharePoint.
104. Flow back to test tanks for a minimum of 3 days, enough to get any sand, gel or
other battery incompatible fluid out of the hole. Once fluid quality reaches an
acceptable level, confirmed with field specialists, and pressure falls below 5,000 psi
coordinate with facilities to flow well to battery.
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 Before sending fluid to the battery ensure proper documented handover
in WellView and communication lines established with Field Specialists
and Operations. Handover form in appendix.
105. Close LMV and bleed off pressure. Close UMV. ND abandonment cap and flow
cross. Verify lock screws are fully retracted on tubing head, NU GE lubricator, with 7-
1/16” tubing hanger (2-7/8” Box Up/Box Down) and 2-1/2” TWC installed in BPV
prep, on top of 7-1/16” 10M UMV. Pressure test lubricator to 250/4,500 psi for 15/15
mins against UMV.
106. Open UMV and LMV. Install GE tubing hanger on top of 7” profile of tubing head
bowl. Run in all lock screws and lock down, retighten packing gland nuts. Bleed off
pressure and confirm 0 psi above tubing hanger. Close LMV and confirm 0 psi
above LMV.
107. ND GE lubricator and 7-1/16” 10M UMV. NU GE 5M production tree, using 7-

1/16” 10M x 2-9/16” 5M DSA, on top of 7-1/16” 10M LMV. Pressure test production
tree to 250/4,500 psi for 15/15 mins against TWC.
 Ensure production tree valve wheels are oriented in same direction as

tubing head valve wheels.
Figure 13: Production Tree
108. NU GE lubricator on top of 2-9/16” 5M crown valve. Pressure test lubricator to

250/4,500 psi for 15/15 mins against crown valve. Open crown valve and remove 2-
1/2” TWC from tubing hanger BPV prep. Close crown valve. Bleed off pressure and
confirm 0 psi above crown valve. ND GE lubricator.
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109. Connect production flow line to production tree flow cross 2-1/16” 5M valve.
Allow facilities to hydro test flowline connection against flow cross valve. Establish
flow to battery through flow line valve
110. Continue flow back operations for all wells on pad as they become available from
CT unit after drill out.
111. After all wells have been turned over to the battery. RDMO flow back and
auxiliary equipment.
 Ensure proper documented handover to ops in WellView Report for

each well.
112. The production team will manage the flowing production phase. Once well
flowing rate and pressure have decreased to a point where the well can be killed
with weighted brine the artificial lift equipment will be ran.
113. Well must be flowed all the way down, enough to be killed by bullheading 10#
brine, to run production equipment.
MIRU Completion Rig and Run Production

114. Assess well flowing rate, pressure and fluid composition if well is dead or can be
killed with a weighted brine bullhead (less than 400 psi depending on fluid
composition) then production equipment can be ran. Contact facilities to remove the
protective cage on the well to have AL installed.
115. Complete rig move checklist and check anchors. MIRU rig auxiliary equipment. If
there is pressure on well, kill well using bullhead method with weighted brine.
 While working on well #1, well #2 is to be shut in if on rod pump or

secured with BPV and tubing hanger in place.
116. MIRU completion rig.
 Caliper and visually inspect elevators EACH DAY prior to handling

tubing/drill pipe/casing/tools and at any time elevators are changed.
Note in JSA when and what items are callipered within the task step that
includes that work. Refer to elevator log SOP.
 When NU anything over and open (EPA, etc) ensure the hole is covered
to avoid anything downhole.
 Review H2S calculation in H2S ROE included in the Appendix.
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 Any equipment installed at the wellbore, including wellhead (Inside
Diameter), is to be visually inspected by the WSM to insure no foreign
debris or restrictions are present.
117. NU GE lubricator, with 2-1/2” TWC, on top of 2-9/16” 5M crown valve. Pressure
test lubricator to 250/4,500 psi for 15/15 mins against crown valve. Open crown
valve and install 2-1/2” TWC in tubing hanger BPV prep. Bleed off pressure and
confirm 0 psi above tubing hanger. Close LMV and confirm 0 psi above LMV. ND GE
lubricator.
118. ND 5M GE production tree and 7-1/16” 10M LMV. Install 8’ 2-7/8” tbg sub and
TIW valve onto 2-7/8” box on GE tubing hanger. NU 7-1/16” 5M hydraulic BOP with
2-7/8” pipe rams on top, blind rams on bottom. NU 5M hydraulic annular. Close pipe
rams and TIW valve and test to 250/2500 psi for 15/15 minutes against tubing
hanger and sub. Bleed off pressure. Close annular and test to 250/2500 psi.
 Ensure locking pins are fully engaged and packing gland nuts on tubing
head are retightened. Check daily.
 Confirm BOPE has been redressed and stump tested with proof of
charts prior to NU.
119. Check for pressure under tubing hanger through tubing head valves. Once 0 psi
is confirmed remove tubing hanger. Retract all lock screws on tubing hanger and
open BOP. Remove tubing hanger with 8’ sub.
120. Drop Baker biocide sticks and Baker CRW 9156 corrosion inhibitor down the
casing, as per production team’s recommendation.
121. PU and TIH with 2-7/8", 6.5# 8RD EUE L-80 production string.
 Refer to supplemental procedure for tubing detail. Contact completion

engineer in advance to get procedure for ordering tubing and rods.
122. Refer to supplemental running procedure for running XP-1 Tubing Hanger.
123. Set TAC and hang off production tubing using the XP-1 tubing hanger (see
appendix for detailed running procedure). Note that GE is required to be on location
to run the XP-1 hanger, give GE sufficient time to schedule this.
 Confirm lock down pins are fully engaged and packing gland nuts are
tight. Consult with wellhead tech on location.
124. Install 2 ½’’ BPV, if not previously installed, in Tubing Hanger. ND 5M hydraulic
BOP. Nipple up wellhead bonnet (7-1/16” 5M x 2-9/16” 5M x 3-1/2” EUE assembly)
and test void against the XP-1 per Vetco recommendations.
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 Confirm pressure rating of surface equipment with engineer prior to NU.
125. Dump 5 gallons of Baker CRW 9156 corrosion inhibitor down tubing prior to
running rods. Prepare to run rods. Refer to supplemental running procedure for NU
wellhead equipment and running XP-1 Tubing Hanger Protection Sleeve (in
Appendix).
126. Nipple up rod BOP and stripper. Pick up pump and run in hole on rod string, use
torque cards every 15th rod. Refer to supplemental procedure for pump and rod
string details based on manufacturer recommended document. Change the torque
settings on the rod tongs and recheck elevators when switching to a different set of
rods, as above.
 GE Will Provide the 3 ½’’ EUE (female) Wellhead Bonnet

 3½’’ (box/pin) Rod BOP (Hercules) – 3M psi
 3½’’ Pumping Tee (box/pin) with 2’’ and 1’’ High Pressure Nipples and
Valves – 3M psi
 Dual barrier Rod BOP and Stripper, and hydrostatic (kill well with 10#
brine down tubing as needed)
 ALNC has already sent rod pump specification to pump shop. Ensure
you contact shop designated in rod design paperwork and record pump
specs in Wellview.
127. Space out rods with FiberRod Tech on location, (do not need FiberRod Tech if
running all steel rods). Ensure pump is not hitting top or bottom. Install 3-1/2’’
Stuffing Box (5M) for correct size Polish Rod.
 3½’’ Stuffing Box (pin) – 3M psi

 Ensure the rubbers are new and the correct size for the stuffing box
before installing them.
 Ensure Fiber Rod Tech is on location for rod spacing. Note name and
phone number of service hand in WellView
128. Install 50K Lufkin load and position transducers on the polish rod for POC.
Contact Garland Reid 432-557-7821 or Art Carrasco 432-631-6506 with any load
cell questions.
129. Install pressure gauge on pumping tee. Load tubing with reverse unit or pump/kill
truck. Long stroke pump to confirm pump action and test stuffing box to 500 psi,
document in Wellview. If Pumping Unit is on location hang horse head. Ensure all
valves are in closed position and tapped bull plugs with pressure gauges are
installed. Test pump action with pump jack before rig down if possible (coordinate
with pumper).
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131. Rig down, clean location and move out completion rig. Ensure that all tubing,
rods, valves, frac tanks, trash, etc. are removed from location. Prepare hand over
document and pass over to ALCR and completion engineer. Turn over well to
production.
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Contingencies
RBP Retrieval
1. MIRU Braided Line Unit, Crane, 10K to 5K DSA and 5K Lubricator.
2. MU and PU the model M retrieving head onto the stem and jars with the jars
positioned immediately above the Retrieving Head.
 Run sufficient weight above the jars to prevent premature tool release
when unloading pressure from below. Check with the Baker tool hand
on the weight requirement.
3. MU lubricator to the 7-1/16” 10M UMV. Test Lubricator to 250 psi low/2,000 psi high
for 15/15 mins. Bleed off pressure and confirm 0 psi. Open UMV.
4. PU and RIH to the setting depth (RBP set in the 5‐ 1/2” casing @ 2,000’).
5. To equalize any differential existing across the tool, jar down to shear the Brass
Screws and open the equalizing sleeve and latch on the plug.
6. Allow sufficient time for any pressure across the plug to equalize before releasing
the plug (in case any pressure on the well). To release the plug, take either a
straight pull of 4,000 to 5,000 lbs or jar upward to shear the Brass Screws and
release the Releasing Sleeve.
7. After releasing the plug, retrieval rate should be very slow for approximately 50 to
100 ft to allow the packing element system to relax to prevent hanging up.
8. POOH and LD Retrieving Tool/RBP. RD and Release Braided Line Unit.
DFIT
1. The DFIT (Diagnostic Fracture Injectivity Test) will be conducted immediately
following the establishment of the flow path through the first stage heel cluster via
pump down and perforation through toe sleeve or cleanout and TCP operations.
Ensure that a qualified individual is present to supervise the DFIT operation.
 In order to obtain the desired information from the DFIT in the low
permeability WWW formation the total volume of fluid injected into the
formation must be limited to the fill up volume recorded during the
casing test and injection volume.
2. MIRU pump down crew, capable of 8-10 BPM operations and data recording, with
one vac truck full of fresh water. Flowback crew with 10M choke manifold rigged up
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to isolation tool port and one half frac tank. Rig up SPIDR gauge on stage tool port
prior to formation breakdown.
3. Fill up casing to volume previously recorded. The fill process must be done in stages
so that trapped air and gas in the wellbore can rise to the surface. Fill a portion of
the fill up volume and then wait a minimum of 5 minutes before continuing to fill the
wellbore again. When the injection pressure starts to rise quickly, stop again to
ensure the last of the trapped gasses has time to vent and proceed to breakdown.
4. Break down formation at a low pump rate (less than 2-3 bbl/min). After formation
break down increase rate to constant 5 BPM and pump 30 bbls of fresh water into
formation.
5. Once the 30 bbls have been pumped shut in the well. Perform step down rate
analysis in rapid succession holding rate reductions for 10-15 seconds for each step.
Reduce rate to 75% of max rate (4 BPM), then 50% of max rate (3 BPM) and shut
down. Determine ISIP and then shut in pump-in lines leaving SPIDR gauge open for
recording. Insolate wellhead using reflective material (water heater blankets, building
insulation material, ect) to minimize pressure oscillations caused by dramatic
temperature shifts at surface.
6. RDMO FB crew, manifold, and release pump truck.
7. Leave well shut in with the SPIDR gauge recording for a maximum of 14 days or
until the desired pressure profile is achieved, whichever is the lesser of the two.
Download data every 3-5 days to ensure proper data quality and a good test is being
performed.
8. Once the required pressure data has been recorded or 14 days have elapsed rig
down the SPIDR gauge and bleed off wellbore pressure.
9. Follow Halliburton standardized RD procedure as follows:
 Close the needle valve below SPIDR installation tee.

 Disconnect the capillary tube from installation tee.
 Disconnect the capillary tube from the SPIDR and recoil it using the
cable ties provided in the shipment.
 Stand behind the Tee so that the open connection is pointed away from
your person and crack-open the needle valve.
 At the bottom of this page please check the appropriate box.
 If well will not bleed off to 0 psi contact completion engineer.
10. Shut in and secure well using the hydraulic valves on the stage tool.
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TCP for RSI Failure
on top of the UMV, install new API BX-156 gasket. NU 7-1/16” 10M frac valve
(crown valve) on top of flow cross using new API BX-156 gasket. Torque all bolts to
specification. Verify that flow cross has (2) 3-1/16” manual plug valves on both sides.
plug catcher to flowback manifold to test tank. Have 2 open top tanks with integrated
gas busters.
3. RU 2-3/8’’ coil tubing unit with 10K CT BOP on top of Crown valve. Function test
BOP components before NU on top of flow cross.
injector head and crane.
 Coil tubing operations will be carried out on one wellbore at a time.
4. Move in and fill up (5) 500 bbl frac tanks with FW.
clean out BHA as follows:
 Coil Tubing Connector

 2.88 Dual Back Pressure Valve
 2.88 Hydraulic Disconnect
 2.88 Dual Circulating Sub
 Coil Tubing Motor
 4.625” JZ/Tri-Cone Bit
on top of BOP.
7. Pressure test BOP, stripper head, lubricator and flowback equipment to 250/8000
psi for 15/15 min against closed UMV.
10. Cont. RIH checking weight @ every 5000’. Engage pumps as needed. Add friction
reducer as needed and pipe on pipe lubricant when lock-up occurs.
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 Do not recirculate clean out fluid.
11. Continue RIH checking weight for unusual weight gain/loss or sticking. Record
where events occur in WellView.
 Since the plug was bumped during the cement job, we don’t expect
tagging cement early during clean out run.
12. Cont. RIH until bit reaches RSI sleeve depth and pull CT back to Neutral. Mark the
pipe depth on the CT reel at surface. Pull the CT back another 10’ and mark the pipe
depth on the reel again.
13. Report in Wellview all concentrations of chemicals added during operations,

including pipe on pipe FR, Gel Sweeps.
14. Circulate bottoms up using FW and POOH w/ CT. Lightly bump the tool string into
the top of the lubricator. Close LMV and bleed pressure off of well. Verify zero
pressure and shut in UMV.
15. Remove lubricator, and LD BHA.
16. MU TCP gun assembly (Qty. 3 X 3‐1/8” Charges 6spf, 60 deg phasing, 21g
charges) on CT to perforate the production casing. Fire charges as per Plug and
Perf Sheet. TCP run BHA as follows:
 Coiled Tubing Connector

 Dual Flapper Valve
 Hydraulic Disconnect
 XOS to 2‐3/8” EUE Pin Looking Down
 Fill Disk Assembly
 KV‐II Pressure Actuated / Ball Activated Firing Head
 3‐1/8” 21 Gram Maxforce Charges 6spf, 60deg, 2’, 12 Total Shots
 Ported Bull Plug
17. Pressure test BOP, stripper head, lubricator as per TCP provider recommendations
for 15 min against closed UMV.
 If needed to circulate while RIH w/perforation assembly, use FW.

 If pressure testing lubricator break at the wellhead with the TCP guns
inside the lubricator is an issue (as with HAL/B&C), then make sure they
provide a quick test sub to pressure test the lubricator with guns inside.
 If the service provider has issue with pressure testing lubricator with
guns using pressure activated, use Ball Drop Gun Assembly instead of
pressure activated.
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18. Discuss with TCP Tech planned firing pressures, coil displacement volume in case
of ball drop activated guns and timer delays with recalculated hydrostatic pressures
from cleanout fluid and BHT.
19. RIH to perforate the casing @ Depth #1 (see plug and perf sheet). Correlate TCP
depth with previous marks on coiled tubing.
20. Once the TCP BHA is positioned, shut in backside pressure up to the pre‐calculated
surface pressure to activate the 1st TCP gun. In case of Ball Drop TCP guns, drop
ball, pump ball to calculated coil displacement volume to seat the ball and then
pressure up to activate the 1st gun.
21. Once the 1st TCP gun carrier has detonated/fired, move the 2nd TCP gun carrier
into position to perforate @ Depth #2. A time delay fuse will be used to detonate the
2nd TCP gun.
22. Repeat Steps for 3rd gun and depth #3.
23. After all shots have fired, RIH to bottom, pump 2000 gals of 15% HCl and spot at the
bottom of the well near the perf depths for the first stage.
24. POOH Coil tubing by ~3100’ to pull out of spotted acid. Pump down both the sides at
least 100 bbls fresh water to flush acid into the formation and get the injection
test/breakdown. Record the rates and pressures.
25. POOH with Coil Tubing.
26. RDMO CT unit, flow back, flow cross, crown valve and 10K CT BOP. Immediately
nipple up abandonment cap. Purge coil dry.
CT Cleanout
During Frac, CTU will be used if:
 Screen out occurs and attempts to flow well back are unsuccessful resulting
in a cleanout run – See CT Cleanout Contingency
 Sufficient rate is not available during pump down operations resulting in
setting CBP and perforating with TCP on coil – See TCP Contingency
 Plug prematurely sets or guns misfire – See CT Cleanout Contingency
 Gun assembly gets stuck while perforating in lateral section – See
Supplemental Fishing Procedure
1. ND stage tool and associated frac equipment to clear space for CT unit.
 Refer to primary procedure for stage tool ND procedure
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on top of the UMV, install new API BX-156 gasket. NU 7-1/16” 10M frac valve
(crown valve) on top of flow cross using new API BX-156 gasket. Torque all bolts to
specification. Verify that flow cross has (2) 3-1/16” manual plug valves on both sides.
plug catcher to flowback manifold to test tank. Have 2 open top tanks with integrated
gas busters.
4. RU 2-3/8’’ coil tubing unit with 10K CT BOP on top of flow cross. Function test BOP
components before NU on top of flow cross.
injector head and crane.
 Coil tubing operations will be carried out on one wellbore at a time.
clean out BHA, same as drill out BHA.
on top of BOP.
7. Pressure test BOP, stripper head, lubricator and flowback equipment to 250/8000
psi for 15/15 min against closed UMV.
 Confirm estimated top of sand with frac crew.
10. Cont. RIH checking weight @ every 5000’. Engage pumps @ 3.5-5 bpm, within
motor envelope, above estimated TOS. Add friction reducer at all times and pipe on
pipe lubricant as needed while cleaning out in lateral. Begin circulating at clean out
rate. Record the off-bottom circulating pressure. This will be used as a baseline for
clean out operations.
 Utilize chemical plant during CO ops to ensure adequate amounts of

chemical is dispersed
 Do not recirculate chemicals
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11. Continue RIH checking weight for tagging sand. Record where sand is found in
WellView. Send gel sweeps as needed to clean sand out of the well.
12. Cont. RIH until sand is tagged. Slowly lower the CTU motor assembly until the fluid
pump pressure increases to the desired point within the motor performance
envelope, indicating that clean out has started. Monitor motor differential closely
during clean out – if motor stalls, slow down pumps, pull up. Increase pump rate
back to normal envelope and re-engage plug tool at a lower weight on bit.
 Make short trip as needed, or when tubing shows signs of sticking.

Send 10 bbl (100 cP) gelled sweep before entering curve
 Clear plug catcher as necessary during clean out process.
13. Record volume rate in and volume rate out to determine loss/gains. Make
adjustments to choke if needed.
 To aid in clean out manage back pressure on the choke so that for every
1 bbl that is pumped 1.5 bbl is returned to surface.
14. Send 10 bbl gelled sweeps (100 cP) after sand is cleared out. Record sand volume,
pump pressure, and wellhead pressure in WellView. Send more gelled sweeps as
needed depending on amounts of sand. Check plug catcher after dyed sweeps
reach surface to ensure hole is cleaning correctly.
15. Continue cleaning out sand until 10’ above last perf cluster. Send 40 bbl dyed sweep
(100 cP) and begin POOH once the sweep is past the bit and way ahead of the BHA
being pulled out.
16. Pull out of hole while pumping fresh water with friction reducer. Pull CT at a rate
slower than the calculated annular velocity of the fluid. Do not exceed 120 ft/min.
Shut down the pumps and slow down trip rate when 500’ from surface. Lightly bump
the tool string into the top of the lubricator. Close LMV and bleed pressure off of well.
Verify zero pressure and shut in UMV.
17. Remove lubricator, and LD BHA. Immediately nipple up abandonment cap. Purge
coil dry. Flow back will be taken through the flow cross.
18. RDMO CT unit, flow back, flow cross and 10K CT BOP. Immediately nipple up
abandonment cap. Purge coil dry.
Perforation & Hydraulic Stimulation (Single Well)

1. Perform the plug and perf frac job per the detailed pump schedule and perforation
sheet. The table below is a typical frac stage. Refer to the frac proposal for the final
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approved frac design. Ensure over flush of wellbore with 100 BBLS in toe, 75 BBLS
in middle lateral and 50 BBLS in heel.
MAX SURFACE TREATING PRESSURE IS 9850 psi.

2. Pump STAGE 1 through the toe sleeve. Note that the toe stage will be significantly
smaller than the regular frac stages. Monitor intermediate casing pressure
throughout frac job. Monitor the tubing head outlet valve left open and pressure
transducer for indications of stage tool leaking.
3. Once 0 psi is confirmed remove wireline cap and immediately nipple up lubricator
with plug and perf assembly in place. Pressure lubricator test test-sub connection to
250/9,850 psi, with handheld hydraulic pump, every time lubricator is made up to the
goat head.
4. Ensure lubricator is equalized using 3rd party pump, according to attached

equalization procedure (in Appendix), to SI well pressure before opening frac valve.
Perforate first stage per supplemental perf sheet. Record any pressure changes
after perforating.
5. Continue run in hole with plug and gun assembly, use short joint in vertical section
for depth check, no short joints will be placed in the lateral section. Once the plug
and gun assembly starts to lose weight in the curve stop running in hole and pull up
to take full assembly weight, at this point begin pump down process. Use the
downhole line tension device to monitor tension on the rope socket. Max pump
down rate is 16 - 18 bbl/min or as necessary for tool movement. This will help to
decrease the chance of pumping off the plug and gun assembly.
 Ensure pump down fluid tanks have been treated and rolled with friction
reducer, biocide and scale inhibitor.
6. Pump down plug and gun assembly to the plug set depth as detailed in the perf
sheet. Set composite flow through plug (without ball).
 Close communication between pump operator and wireline crew is

essential to safe and efficient operations, avoiding pump-offs is vital.
 The best practice to minimize differential sticking is to use raised ring
tandem adapters on the gun assembly when perforating. This eliminates
gun contact with the casing wall while perforating.
7. Pull gun assembly up hole to get on depth for first cluster. Shoot guns on the fly for
all clusters at 20 -30 ft/min. Continue to pull out of hole up into lubricator. Confirm
with wireline operator that all wireline tools are above isolation tool valves.
8. ALWAYS ensure Wireline Operator and Isolation Tool Operator are in

communication (signed off), before closing hydraulic valve. Close upper
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isolation tool valve and bleed off pressure in the lubricator. Monitor lubricator
pressure to ensure isolation tool is holding.
9. Disconnect lubricator and LD guns. Check that all shots have fired and the plug is
not on the wireline assembly. Rehead wireline rope socket every 3 runs.
10. Once it has been confirmed that the plug is not on the setting tool drop (1) 2 3/8’’
diameter frac plug ball (1.44 SG) and immediately install 10,000 psi rated night cap.
11. Pressure test surface treating iron against isolation tool valve to 9850 psi. Check that
nitrogen pop-offs are in good condition.
12. Open frac valve so that the ball can start decent (record ball drop time in Wellview).
 Without pumping the ball will take approximately 80 minutes to fall to

the heel of the well.
132. Frac the appropriate stage per the frac proposal. Acid was not spotted in the
previous stage; an acid spearhead will be pumped on each stage. Ensure ball lands
on plug at no more 10 BPM with acid spearhead chasing ball. Once stimulation
complete, secure wellbore by closing the isolation tool upper valve, and confirm
valves are holding by bleeding off any pressure above the valves.
 Have two solid CBP on location to set in case of a well control

emergency. Do not set a cap plug unless needed for well control.
 Determine volume of flush pad from the in-line densitometer by the
wellhead to avoid under-displacement.
 Contingency perfs, when needed, if formation is not taking the slurry
within designed maximum pressures and rates.
13. Set corresponding flow-through CBP 35 feet below the bottom set of perfs for next
stage, do not set plug within previous stage perforations, or in casing collar.
14. Perforate subsequent stages per perforation detail. Each time any equipment is
nippled down off of the frac stack (ND lubricator or frac iron) ensure upper isolation
tool hydraulic valve is closed and zero pressure above the stage tool prior to nipple
down.
133. Complete stimulation. Once all stages have been pumped bleed off any pressure
in surface and intermediate casing through choke manifold and certified iron. Bleed
off to zero and record in WellView. RDMO lubricator and wireline unit. RDMO Frac
equipment, including water transfer and crane. Ensure all frac tanks are emptied at
end of last stage.
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Appendix
Equalize Lubricator
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H2S ROE
H2S ROE will vary on Field, Contact Completion Engineer if Needed
Reference D&C Job Packet with Tubing and Rod Details for ROE by field
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XP-1 Running Procedure
This running procedure is intended as a guide for use by CCC WSMs when conducting
tubing running procedures on wells containing T-TCM prep found in most GE
wellheads. The GE or QCI running procedure should be followed by the service
technician on location.
Close communication with GE or QCI will be required when landing tubing for the initial
completion and any subsequent well workover. The following critical information will
need to be communicated to the service contractor ahead of time:
 Operational timeline
 Production or Injection Tubing Size (2-7/8” or 2-3/8”)
 Fluid type: sweet crude producer, sour crude producer, water injector, or WAG
injector. This will determine metallurgies for hanger and X-mas Tree valves.
Required Equipment
 10’ to 12’ 2-7/8’’ or 2-3/8” 8rd EUE L-80 landing joint, depending on the
production tubing size being used. If a 2-3/8” landing joint is used a 2-3/8” box X
2-7/8” XO will be needed to screw into top of the XP-1 hanger.
 3 ½’’ Rod pumping equipment from bottom to top
o GE will provide the 3 ½’’ EUE (female) Wellhead Bonnet
o 3½’’ (box/pin) rod BOP (Hercules) – 3M psi
o 3½’’ Pumping tee (box/pin) with 2’’ and 1’’ high pressure nipples and
valves – 3M psi
o 3½’’ Stuffing box (pin) – 3M psi
 30’ 1½’’ Polish rod (Check stroke of pump jack and ensure that polish rod is of
sufficient length)
 The XP-1 tubing hanger is machined with 2-7/8’’ 8rd EUE (female) connections
on both the top and bottom. GE will bring out the tubing hanger with a 2-7/8’’ 8rd
L-80 EUE short joint (4’) bucked on, if the well requires 2-3/8’’ tubing GE will also
provide the crossover from 2-7/8’’ to 2-3/8’’.
Pre-Running Measurements
The 3 marks (MARKS A, B &C) used in the tubing hanger landing operation are detailed
below, these will be made on the landing joint above the hanger and will be different for
each well.
 MARK A --- Distance from hold down pins in tubing head to top BOP flange.
 MARK B --- The change in length from the initial 3 round make up of inner and
outer tubing hanger mandrel to the full make up of 13-1/2 rounds is 2’’.
Subsequently MARK B will be 2’’ below MARK A.
 MARK C --- Calculated stretch length necessary for the required tubing set
tension is measured up from MARK B. For example, if 34’’ of stretch is required
MARK C will be 34’’ above MARK B.
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 Distance from bottom of blind rams to top of tubing head flange. If this clearance
is greater than 2-3/8’’ then the blind rams can be closed on the landed tubing
hanger (tubing hanger has a stick up of 2-3/8’’ above 7-1/16” 5M tubing head
flange).
XP-1 Tubing Hanger Running Procedure
1. Pick up production BHA and run in hole as normal.

2. Ensure the rig is level and tubing string is centered in hole. Pick up XP-1 tubing
hanger with 2-1/2’’ BPV installed Ensure that inner tubing hanger mandrel is
made up to the outer mandrel 3 turns (this will support +/-90,000 lb hanging
force). The XP-1 hanger will have made up below it a 2-7/8’’ sub (a crossover to
2-3/8’’ will be provided if necessary).
3. Make up sub with tubing hanger to production tubing string with rig tongs.
4. Make up the 2-7/8’’ 10’ landing joint to top of tubing hanger with rig tongs. If BPV
is not installed ensure that the landing joint has the TIW made up to it.
5. Pick up off of slips and note string weight.
6. Measure up from the shoulder of the tubing hanger outer mandrel the distance
from top of tubing head flange to the top of the BOP and mark on landing joint -
this is MARK A.
7. Measure 2’’ down from MARK A and mark on landing joint - this is MARK B.
8. Calculate the amount of stretch required for the desired tubing string tension and
measure up from MARK B, mark on landing joint - this is MARK C.
9. Take slips off of BOP and put to the side.
10. Slowly lower tubing string until tubing hanger sets in tubing head bowl. Allow
tubing hanger to take some of the string weight 10-15k lb. Tubing hanger should
pass smoothly through BOP and into tubing head, if not pull up and trouble
shoot. Tubing hanger should take string weight suddenly and set down firmly, if
not pull up and trouble shoot. Mark A should be even with top of BOP, if not pick
up and trouble shoot. This step ensures that the tubing hanger is seating
properly.
11. Pick up and regain full string weight (at least 3”). Use the XP-1 Running Tool
(RT) to separate the inner and outer mandrel of the tubing hanger by putting 5
full turns to the left. At this point the outer mandrel is effectively floating on the
inner mandrel and will allow the tubing string to be lowered past the final set
depth.
12. Lower tubing string until MARK C is even with the top of the BOP.
13. Set TAC, packer, or other down hole tool as per normal operations.
14. Pick up at least 2’’above MARK B and completely make up the inner to outer
mandrel using the XP-1 RT. This requires turning the XP-1 RT 13½+ rounds to
the right. Once 13½ turns to the right are made and the tubing hanger begins to
torque, back out 1 turn to the left. (This will facilitate easier de-completion in the
future)
15. Land tubing hanger in tubing head bowl. Slowly lower tubing string until tubing
hanger takes full string weight MARK B should be even with top of BOP. The
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string weight just before landing the hanger should be the full string weight plus
the desired tubing string tension.
16. Run in all tubing hanger lock down pins. This will engage the sealing element on
the tubing hanger mandrel. Close pipe rams and pressure test top of XP-1
tubing hanger seals to 1500 psi.
17. Back out landing joint.
XP-1 Tubing Hanger Protection Sleeve Running Procedure
1. Nipple up wellhead equipment as follows (bottom to top):

a. 3 ½’’ Rod BOP
b. 3 ½’’ Pumping Tee with 1’’ and 2’’ High Pressure Nipples and Valves
c. 3 ½’’ Rod Stripper
2. Remove BPV.
3. Run pump and rods as per normal operations.
4. Slide the tubing hanger protection sleeve onto the bottom of the polish rod below
the stuffing box. Make-up the polish rod coupling. The tubing hanger protector
sleeve should move freely on the polish rod between the polish rod coupling and
stuffing box.
5. Remove Rod Stripper.
6. Make-up the Polish Rod to the rod string. Slowly lower rod string to seat pump.
The tubing hanger protector should slide into the wellhead bonnet and land on
the appropriate shoulder. Fully run in the two lock down pins in 2-9/16” x 3-1/2”
EUE companion flange. Ensure each pin is run in the same amount, meaning
the sleeve is centered in the profile. They should go in without resistance.
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Handover Form
WELL & LOCATION HANDOVER FORM

WELL NAME: API #:
DATE: TIME:
FROM: TO:
NEW COMPLETION YES NO
WORKOVER YES NO
A. SITE STATUS
YES NO N/A REMARKS
CIVIL WORKS REQUIRED
EQUIPMENT REMAINING ON SITE

WELL FENCE IN PLACE
WELL SIGNS IN PLACE
CELLAR FILLED AND
COMPACTED TO PREVENT
SURFACE SETTLING
Or, CELLAR CLEANED AND
GRATING INSTALLED
RAT \ MOUSE HOLE IS FILLED
AND COMPACTED
FENCING INSTALLED AROUND
DRILLING MUD PITS
LOCATION CLEAN OF DEBRIS
POWERLINES CLOSE TO WELL
HES ISSUES
HAZARDS ON LOCATION
GUARDED
LO/TO Complete
IS THERE ANOTHER WELL ON
THE PAD?
IF ANOTHER WELL IS ON THE
PAD, DOES A BARRIER NEED TO
BE INSTALLED OR REMOVED?
B. PIPELINE STATUS
PRESSURE REMARKS
FLOWLINE
FACILITIES
C. WELL STATUS (Surface)

VALVE OPEN VALVE SHUT PRESSURE VR PLUG CASING VALVE
/ RATING INSTALLED/TESTED INSTALLED/TESTED
(Drilling to supply) /RRATING
SECTION “A” WELLHEAD
Top & Bottom Connection
SECTION “B” WELLHEAD
SECTION “C” WELLHEAD
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SECTION “D” WELLHEAD
TUBING HANGER
BOTTOM MASTER VALVE

UPPER MASTER VALVE
SWAB VALVE
WING VALVE
Inboard & Outboard
Connection
YES NO N/A SIZE, TYPE, THREADS, COMMENTS

BPV PROFILE PRESENT
BPV IN PLACE
VR PROFILE(s) PRESENT
VR(s) IN PLACE
Other internal mechanical barrier

in place
BPV PROFILE PRESENT (in tubing
hanger)
BPV IN PLACE (in tubing hanger)
Lockdown pins and packing gland

nuts are verified for being
tightened for production casing
hanger
Lockdown pins and packing gland
nuts are verified for being
tightened for tubing hanger
D. DOWNHOLE WELL STATUS (If no WBD is attached)

YES NO SIZE TYPE DEPTH DATE REMARKS
TUBING
PLUGS
RODS
PUMP
PROFILE NIPPLES
JET PUMP
PACKER
GLVS
FISH
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E. PRODUCTION/INJECTION HISTORY
TEST DATE OIL Flowing H2O GAS CHOKE Shut in REMARKS
wellhead wellhead/
pressure annulus
pressure
PRODUCTION
INJECTION
F. ACTION ITEM REGISTER

RESPONSIBLE PARTY COMPLETION ACTION REQUIRED
DATE
G. COMMENTS
H. HANDOVER ATTACHMENT CHECKLIST

ITEM APPLICABLE? ATTACHED?
Wellbore Diagram
Tubing Summary
Artificial Lift Details (ESP Diagram, Rod Details)
Vendor Info (Pump Cards, Special Downhole Eqp)
Wellhead Schematic
I. SIGNATURES
Handover From:
Responsible Party Department Date
Handover To:
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Accepted by OPS YES NO
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SH-2 Wellhead Schematic
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Contingency RBP Schematic
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WWW Horizontal Standard Completion Procedure

“DO IT SAFELY OR NOT AT ALL”

 Follow all lifting and rigging standards (MBU Red Book)

 Update Wellview to accurately reflect all perforations, stimulation detail, and

 Ensure 13-5/8” 5M x 11” 5M DSA was preinstalled by GE VetcoGray before

 Internal Barriers: #1 Back Pressure Valve, #2 Cemented Shoe Track &

Figure 2: Four Well Pad Tubing Head Orientation

 Any and all equipment installed on the wellbore is to be visually

 Shut In position should be with the Lower-Open and Upper-Closed

11. Repeat steps 1-10 for all wells on pad.

IF CASING WAS LANDED IN EMERGENCY SLIPS SEE CONTINGENCY SECTION

 Establish exclusion zones around wellhead and wireline truck.

 Caliper dimensions, on all gun/tool sections and fishing neck, and

18. Repeat steps 11 – 16 for all wells on pad location.

Casing Pressure Test & Toe Sleeve Operation

 Ensure night cap is installed on stage tool.

27. Repeat steps 20 – 26 for all wells on pad.

MIRU Frac Tanks and Water Transfer

MIRU of Frac Equipment

34. Spot in and rig up wireline line equipment

 Reference red zone and operation agreements in Zipper GD.

38. QAQC frac materials as listed below:

Figure 7: Zipper Wellhead Configuration

Figure 8: Zipper Manifold Configuration

IF WATER IS UNAVAILABLE FOR ZIPPER OPS SEE CONTINGENCY SECTION

Perforation & Hydraulic Stimulation (Multi-Well Zipper)

MAX SURFACE TREATING PRESSURE IS 9850 psi.

 Caliper dimensions, on all gun/tool sections and fishing neck, and

 Close communication between pump operator and wireline crew is

 Without pumping the ball will take approximately 80 minutes to fall to

 WSM’s flush last stage 1-2 BBLs short of top perf

IF SCREEN OUT OCCURS OR PUMP DOWN RATE NOT ACHIEVED SEE

IF WATER AVAILABILITY DOES NOT SUPPORT ZIPPER OPERATIONS SEE

 WSMs to track maintenance cycles in order ensure operational

Rigging Down Stage Tool

 Internal Barrier: (2) 10,000 psi Frac Valves

72. Repeat steps 67 – 69 for all wells on pad.

Coil Tubing Drill Out

74. Set up recirculation loop for drill out fluids:

 1 original frac tank, to be used as suction tanks for CT pump.

Figure 10: DO Recirculation Loop

 Refer to detailed service company coil tubing proposal

Figure 11: 10K Coiled Tubing BOP Configuration

 Utilize chemical plant during DO ops to ensure adequate amounts of

 Last stage flushed on frac 1-2 bbls short of top perf

Figure 12: Key Indicators for Short Trip

 Short trip schedule alterations must be approved by Completion

 If a significant amount of gas is produced, then gas may be turned down

102. Shut in the well if:

107. ND GE lubricator and 7-1/16” 10M UMV. NU GE 5M production tree, using 7-

 Ensure production tree valve wheels are oriented in same direction as

Figure 13: Production Tree

108. NU GE lubricator on top of 2-9/16” 5M crown valve. Pressure test lubricator to

 Ensure proper documented handover to ops in WellView Report for

MIRU Completion Rig and Run Production

 While working on well #1, well #2 is to be shut in if on rod pump or

116. MIRU completion rig.

 Caliper and visually inspect elevators EACH DAY prior to handling

 Refer to supplemental procedure for tubing detail. Contact completion

 GE Will Provide the 3 ½’’ EUE (female) Wellhead Bonnet

 3½’’ Stuffing Box (pin) – 3M psi

130. Repeat steps 113 – 128 for all wells on pad.