7B.6 Operations Manual and Run Procedures

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7B.6 Operations Manual and Run Procedures

The BIDDER shall provide the operations manual and run procedures for
each component, system, or systems (as appropriate).
Schlumberger Drilling & Measurements have documents outlining the run,

maintenance and technical procedures for each single tool component.
These procedures are outlined in Operating Reference Manuals (ORMs) and
Standard Work Instructions (SWIs).
Each ORM, SWI, and other supporting documentation are easily accessible
through Schlumberger's web-based knowledge management system,
InTouch. InTouch reference pages, like those shown below, are updated
systematically with the latest versions of the documents to ensure that
anyone within Schlumberger (technical, support, or field person) has access
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proprietary equipment information; however these can be shared upon
request for a specific purpose.
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Operations Reference Manual
Reference: InTouch 3731955
Version: 2.2
Release Date: 20-Jun-2013
EDMS UID: 1656700205
Produced: 20-Jun-2013 17:36:48
Owner: HFE D&M Sustaining - D&M
Author: Salim Khalfan Al Rahbi
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For our most common services, field operations are led by Standard Work
Instructions (SWI's) and Checklists. The SWI is a step-by-step guide to
complete a job uniformly and successfully, while the checklist services as a
brief list of critical steps which must be confirmed prior to the beginning of
the job. SWI's are performed using the "read-do" technique in which a step
is read and the task is immediately performed before moving to the next
step. Checklists are completed using the "challenge-response" technique
where one individual asks a question to the responsible party in the field
and the responsible party confirms that the step has been completed.
Standard Work Instructions are also confidential and proprietary as they

detail the actual run procedures for each individual tool. Some examples
have been attached below; others can be shared upon request as
appropriate.

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Version: 1.4
Release Date: 7/30/2016
Owner: Schumberger
Author: Schlumberger
Reviewer: HQ Team
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1.4 7/30/2016 Updated version with the Schlumberger
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Table of Contents
1 Equipment Reception 1
1.1 Check the shipment paperwork vs. physical inventory 1
1.2 Check that crossovers are available for all planned and contingency BHAs. 1
1.3 Check the condition of the downhole tools. 1
1.4 Confirm downhole Lithium Batteries are fit for use 1
1.5 Check the auxiliary surface equipment 1
1.6 Check auxiliary radiation equipment 1
1.7 Strap tool and complete fishing diagram 1
1.8 Confirm with client source fishability vs. planned downhole filter configuration 1
1.9 Store radiation source in the designated area 1
1.10 Check and update the radiation Hazmat paperwork 2
1.11 Check and update lithium battery Hazmat paperwork and auxiliary equipment. 2
1.12 Check the radiation shield locks and sling certification. 2
2 Pre-Job Preparation and Test 2

2.1 Confirm mud management awareness with mud company representative, drilling 2
contractor and client
2.2 Confirm awareness of contingency procedure with drilling contractor and company 2
representative
2.3 Assemble source handling tool 3
2.4 Test source handling tool 3
2.5 Mount and test the Radiation Mud Monitor (RMM) 4
2.6 Depassivate LWD batteries 4
2.7 Load batteries inside the tool 4
2.8 Perform voltage checks 5
2.9 Check physical tool configuration for RM only operation 5
2.10 Check extender (Go-No go, dimensional, torque, cleanliness and electrical) 5
2.11 Physically connect to tool 6
2.12 Set up tool communication in ToolScope 6
2.13 Compute Angle X 6
2.14 Load calibration record from tool 7
2.15 Configure tool for the run 7
2.16 Set up job profile 8
2.17 Initialize and monitor tool 8
2.18 Perform ROP Magnet Functional Test 9
2.19 Mark tool and equipment to be picked up. 9
2.20 Set up job in MaxWell. 9
2.21 Create run in Maxwell 10
2.22 Set up tool/run in Maxwell 10
2.23 Complete pre-run QC checks and send to OSC 10
2.24 Calculate make-up torque requirements. 10
3 Picking Up and Making Up Tool 10

3.1 Remove ROP plug or magnet, connect to tool and initialize 10
3.2 Install ROP Plug 11
3.3 Prepare and Pick Up Tool (thread protector, lifting sub, confirm primary marking). 11
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3.4 Apply clean thread compound to threads. 11

3.5 Remove extender cap, clean and grease extender with DC111. 11
3.6 Make up connection with chain tongs and then apply correct torque per specifications 12
with properly-placed rig tongs
4 Rig Floor Activities 12

4.1 Start Acquisition 12
4.2 Conduct safety briefing and prepare rig floor for source loading (ensure hole cover is 12
in place)
4.3 Transfer source from storage to rig floor 12
4.4 Load source 12
4.5 Perform shield and collar surveys to confirm source is loaded in tool 14
5 CHECKLIST BEFORE RUN IN HOLE 14

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6 Running in Hole 14
6.1 Ensure source below safety datum before announcing all clear 14
6.2 Monitor hole temperature while tripping in and conduct staging procedures as 15
required
7 Drilling 15
7.1 While drilling with BHA inside casing confirm drilling parameters are set accordingly 15
7.2 Ensure drilling conditions do not exceed tool specifications (DLS, mud properties, 15
LCM, pressure, temperature, WOB)
7.3 Monitor shock and vibrations; verify alarm settings and remote displays 15
7.4 Perform depth tracking and corrections per depth control standard 15
7.5 Generate and QC real-time logs per the SOP/client requirements 16
7.6 Monitor tool memory fill rate 16
7.7 Monitor battery usage 16
7.8 Perform shift handover per job cycle standard 16
8 Pulling out of Hole 16

8.1 Confirm re-logging speed, RPM and accurate depth tracking prior to reaming 16
8.2 Closely monitor RPM and Shock and Vibration while backreaming 16
8.3 Confirm driller is aware of safety datum 16
8.4 Perform safety briefing and rig floor preparation 16
9 Laying Down Tool and Reuse 17

9.1 Unload source 17
9.2 Perform shield and collar surveys to confirm source presence, update Hazmat (with 18
ADN/ECO above rotary for collar survey)
9.3 Transfer source back into original storage, perform shield Survey, update Hazmat, 18
clear floor
9.4 Ensure source is stored and rig floor and tool are surveyed clear prior to announcing 18
all-clear
9.5 Cover hole 18
9.6 Connect to tool 18
9.8 Dump tool memory 18
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9.9 Generate and QC Techlog 18

9.10 Assess tool re-use possibility based on re-run criteria 18
9.11 Break connection on rig floor with properly-placed rig tongs 19
9.12 Throughly clean and flush the BHA inside and out. 19
9.13 Clean the extenders, install extender caps and thread protectors 19
9.14 Check external tool condition and document any BHA/tool damage 19
9.15 Perform collar activation survey before laydown, update Hazmat 19
9.18 Dump tool memory and create time frame files 20
9.21 Unload batteries from tool 20
9.22 Compute lithium battery usage 20
9.23 Label battery with run consumption and place back in original container and place in 20
safe storage
9.24 Update BRS information. 20
10 Post-Run, Deliverables and Shipping 20

10.1 Submit the Bit Run Summary from FTL-Rig 20
10.2 Splice runs and generate memory log/DLIS/DATA as perSOP requirements 21
10.3 Compare the RM and RT data and check depth and measurement consistency 21
10.4 Generate DQR 21
10.5 Prepare tools for backload 21
10.6 Create and submit return shipment manifest in FTL-Rig 21
10.7 Check and update the radiation Hazmat paperwork 22
10.8 Check and update lithium battery Hazmat paperwork 22
10.9 Update End of Well Report 22
10.10 Generate and sign field ticket 22
10.11 Back up run data per location procedure 22
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1 Equipment Reception
1.1 Check the shipment paperwork vs. physical inventory
Step Task
1. Check all calibration are valid.

1.2 Check that crossovers are available for all planned and contingency BHAs.
1.3 Check the condition of the downhole tools.
1.4 Confirm downhole Lithium Batteries are fit for use
* Include if running with Batteries
Step Task
1. Check the temperature rating for the batteries

2. Battery must have more than 30% capacity to be considered for reuse. Check battery serial numbers against QTrac job
data and record in BHA. If the battery capacity is below 30%, Mark it for disposal as “DEPLETED, DO NOT USE” and put the
“RONG” tape on it.
3. For previously used batteries, check the written usage log, QTrac record and FTL-Rig records. If available records
cannot be matched against FTL, do not reuse the battery.
1.5 Check the auxiliary surface equipment

1.6 Check auxiliary radiation equipment
* Include if running with Source
Step Task
1. Check the presence of the following mandatory radiation safety equipment prior to initiating any job with radioactive
sources:
1.7 Strap tool and complete fishing diagram

1.8 Confirm with client source fishability vs. planned downhole filter configuration
Step Task
1. Ensure downhole configuration is compatible with retrieving source

2. Verify no BHA IDs prevents fishing the source.
1.9 Store radiation source in the designated area
Step Task
1. Put the radioactive source in a secure area.
2. Check the source serial number information on the OST paperwork and calibration in tool matches against the source
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serial number information on the hazmat paperwork and the source overpack.
3. Put up a continuous chain barrier with accompanying signs announcing the presence of radioactive material may be
required around the source transport container(s). This barrier is required where the field strength outside the storage container
exceeds Schlumberger standards (20 uSv/h (2 mrem/hr),) and/or the regulatory limits for public exposure.
4. Survey all source shield to ensure the source is present and document results on page 1 of HazMat form.
5. In addition, the background reading must be measured and recorded on page 2 of the HazMat form (top line).
1.10 Check and update the radiation Hazmat paperwork
Step Task
1. Document these readings on the Source Movement Tracking sheet of the shipping paperwork, as well as at the bottom
of the Hazmat form.
2. Complete the “INTO RIG TEMPORARY STORAGE portion of the Hazmat form.
1.11 Check and update lithium battery Hazmat paperwork and auxiliary equipment.
Step Task
1. Make sure that the lithium battery MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) in the unit is up to date. Ship a copy of this
MSDS with the batteries, to and from the rig.
2. Make sure that a complete battery spill kit is available at the rig site. The major components are:
3. Make sure the following are present
1.12 Check the radiation shield locks and sling certification.
Step Task
1. Make sure overpack is secured with green leaf lock and key is available.
2. Make sure a yellow lock is on the transfer shield and the key available.
3. Make sure no visible damage occurred during transportation.
4. Make sure that all labels are present, easily readable, and contain the correct information.
5. Make sure the transfer shield lifting slings are undamaged and certification is valid..
6. The Overpack should be opened and the following verified:
2 Pre-Job Preparation and Test

2.1 Confirm mud management awareness with mud company representative, drilling contractor and
client
Step Task
1. Discuss the following topics with the customer:
2.2 Confirm awareness of contingency procedure with drilling contractor and company representative
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Step Task
1. Ensure that shock and vibration mitigation techniques have been discussed with the client and that they are fully aware
of our contractual shock and vibration limits and associated actions:
2. Ensure that stuck pipe mitigation techniques and associated actions have been discussed with the client.
3. If the anticipated wellbore static temperature exceed 95% of the tool specification rating, ensure that the correct staging
procedures are discussed with the client and rig contractor prior to the trip in.
2.3 Assemble source handling tool

Step Task
1. Assembly Procedures

2. Install O-ring (B023973) onto the smaller OD section of the first middle assembly you will connect to the lower
assembly.
3. Apply a light coating of grease to the O-ring and smaller OD section of the middle or upper assembly. Take care not to
get grease into the screw holes, and remove it with a cloth if you do.
4. Apply a light coating of grease to the middle rod.

5. Slide the inner rod of the middle assembly into the middle sleeve such that the two holes on the rod are on the end of
the sleeve with the smaller diameter.
6. Pull the inner rod out of the middle sleeve such that the two holes are visible. See Visible holes of inner rod.
7. Connect the inner rods by inserting the two pegs of the lower rod into the two holes on the middle rod.
8. Keeping the rods horizontal, slide the small diameter section of the middle sleeve into the lower sleeve. Take care not
to let the inner rods disconnect, as you will not be able to complete this step if they come apart.
9. If the large diameter section of the middle sleeve does not touch the lower sleeve, rotate the middle sleeve such that
the through holes on the lower sleeve are 90° from the threaded holes in the middle sleeve. Continue sliding the small diameter
section of the middle sleeve into the lower sleeve until it is completely inside the lower sleeve.
10. Rotate the sleeves such that the through holes on the lower sleeve line up with the threaded holes on the middle
sleeve.
11. Install two socket head 10-32 X 3/16-in A286 screws (M-033053) to connect the two parts.
12. Repeat steps to until assembly contains proper number of middle assemblies and the upper assembly. Substitute the
next middle or upper assembly for the “middle assembly” or “first middle assembly” and substitute the current middle assembly for
the “lower assembly.

13. Once the tool is assembled check that the source loading tool can be properly latched and unlatched.
2.4 Test source handling tool
Step Task
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1. The lower tool module can slide freely on the BeCu source shipping cap. Use a spare BeCu source shipping cap to
check this functionality.Test on a spare source fishing head or source protective cap. Check that the fingers fit the source jam nut
(BeCu nut).
2. SADN8 only: check that the loading tool passes easily through the source guide funnel.
3. SADN8 only: verify that the funnel retriever’s legs are straight by placing a straight edge on each leg and checking that
the end of each leg is not bent. See
4. SADN8 only: check and verify that the funnel can be latched and released from the loading tool.
2.5 Mount and test the Radiation Mud Monitor (RMM)
Step Task
1. Identify the type of RMM that was shipped with the tool, and verify that all necessary items in the Radiation Mud
Monitor box are present.
2. Install the RMM probe close to the mud flow line and connect as per the figure below
3. Setup and verify operation of the RMM in HSPM.
2.6 Depassivate LWD batteries
* Exclude if re-running tool that has not been laid down
Step Task
1. Put the battery to be depassivated on a dry and non-conducting surface. Make sure the electrical connection is clean
and dry; otherwise clean it using contact cleaner.
2. Use a calibrated multimeter to measure the OCV in the pack. If the OCV is below that in the table below, do not attempt
to depassivate the battery.
3. Connect the appropriate load resistor and battery cables to the box banana plug terminals.
4. Connect the leads on the other end of the UBL battery cable to the positive (+) and negative (-) battery contacts. The
LCD should display the OCV of the connected battery. The UBL is not polarity sensitive so the connections can be reversed with no
harm to the battery or load box. However, the UBL box will not turn on if the battery leads are connected backwards.
5. Press and hold START button until the LCD displays the loaded voltage of the connected battery. Now, the 5-min
depassivation process starts.
6. Verify the Acceptable Minimum Voltage on the LCD display. If this voltage is not met, repeat previous up to a total of
four depassivation cycles. .
7. The battery pack should now be ready for use. If the voltage did not rise in the last step nor appears stable, repeat
steps 5 and 6. If the pack does not reach this voltage after the fourth depassivation cycle, it is be considered depleted or damaged.
8. Disconnect the UBL box from the battery pack.

2.7 Load batteries inside the tool
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Step Task
1. Unload the Dummy Battery
2. Make sure tools necessary for loading/unloading the lithium batteries are available:
3. Install the chain tong and the jamnut removal tool, turn the wrench counterclockwise once the jamnut is free, engage
the battery removal tool in the j-slot.
4. Gently pull the battery assembly out of the tool.

5. Put the battery assembly in a vertical position, remove the locking nut using T-Allen key (S-400585) .
6. Remove the dummy battery from the battery rod.
7. Store the dummy battery in a safe area
8. Load the lithium batteries in the tool
9. Install the depassivated batteries on the rod.
10. Install the locking nut (hand-tight). Check the pin on the locking nut, using the go-no-go-gauge (P/N 101349109)
11. Check the OCV for both voltages A & B, the pins closest to the fuse are for battery A and the other 2 pins are for
battery B, the OCV for each battery must be higher than 20.3V
12. Before installing the batteries do ROP pins resistance check as per ORM.
13. Check the O-ring condition on the jam nut and pressure housing end cap. Change the O-ring if necessary.
14. Apply Lubriplate™ to the O-rings, and the appropriate thread compound to the jam nut threads.
15. Insert the battery assembly into the collar
16. Align the key on the battery assembly with the key slot in the collar housing
17. Tighten the battery assembly on the collar with the battery jam nut tool and wrench. Torque it up to the value defined
on tool ORM
2.8 Perform voltage checks
2.9 Check physical tool configuration for RM only operation
* Exclude if RT data is provided to client
Step Task
1. Compare the OD of the screw on the bull plug and the extender, make sure they match.
2. Compare the length from end of screw to O-ring.
3. Check if shoulder width matches extender.
2.10 Check extender (Go-No go, dimensional, torque, cleanliness and electrical)
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* Include if RT data is provided to client

Step Task
1. Do a general check on the extender for cleanliness and overall condition.
2. Make sure the extender is tightened correctly.
3. Perform a Go-No-go check on the extender with a Go-No Go gauge. The following diagrams show how this is
performed for a box connection and for a pin connection. For the extender to be set correctly, the end of the piston must lie between
the top and the bottom surface of the rectangular notch on the gauge.
4. If a Go-No Go Gauge is not available on the rig, it is still possible to make the necessary extender offset
measurements. The following diagrams summarize the offsets for the various extender types:
5. Check the extender resistance: measure the resistance between extender wet stabs and the tool body. The resistance
for both uphole and downhole may increase due to capacitance effect.
6. Ensure Primary Seals are new, in good condition, and properly lubricated with Lubriplate
7. Ensure that the Nose ID Surface is clean and in good condition. This is a seal surface
2.11 Physically connect to tool
Step Task
1. Remove the ROP plug and put it in a clean and safe place.
2. Connect the personality adapter into the ROP port. Do not force it as it can bend one of the pins.
3. Connect the dump cable to the ROP adapter.
4. Connect the other end of dump cable to the TSIM. Connect the TSIM to MCMP with RS-485 (high speed) cable.
5. Adjust the two black buttons on front side of TSIM to Half Duplex and EIA-485. Switch on TSIM power and then tool
power. The tool must draw approximately 0.3 amps current.
2.12 Set up tool communication in ToolScope

Step Task
1. Open ToolScope, All Programs>ToolScope>ToolScope Manager.
2. Click “Add Run” and enter Name and Description.
3. Click “Add Tool”. Choose appropriate tool and MFG code, choose the correct software version and input electronic
serial number. Check as per OST.
4. TSIM power should be ON. Switch the tool power ON, verify Com port/Tool Bus, choose Field Mode, Click “Start
ToolScope”, then Establish Communication in a new opened window.
5. Choose the correct Comm Port and Comm Mode. Click “Connect”
2.13 Compute Angle X
Step Task
1. Click Setup > Compute Angle X

2. From your well plan, enter depth, planned inclination and azimuth into ToolScope.
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3. Enter values for dip

4. Enter values for magnetic declination
5. ToolScope calculates Average Angle X.
6. Choose a value of tolerance so that min and max values in the range are included. Keep tolerance as small as possible
without excluding good Angle X values but not so large as to include bad values of Angle X. As a guide, the tolerance should not
exceed 20 degrees total.
7. Click OK after all desired stations have been entered. Note the Average Angle X calculated by ToolScope.
8. Load the tool Calibration Record. Check the calibration data against the OST
2.14 Load calibration record from tool
Step Task
1. Load the tool calibration record, and always read the file from the tool as manual entries can have errors. An example
is given as follows:
2. Examine the data against the OST sheet.

2.15 Configure tool for the run
Step Task
1. Coefficients
2. Click on the coefficient value you wish to change. The coefficient description, minimum and maximum values are
displayed in the information window.
3. Enter a new value

4. Click OK to save the changes made
5. After editing record rates and coefficients, save the configuration file by clicking Save As and entering a name that
makes sense.
6. After clicking OK, the new configuration file should appear in the Configuration Files List
7. Repeat this process for as many configuration files as you anticipate you will need during the run.
8. Set up Configuration Files
9. Click Setup > Edit Configuration Files. This opens a “Configuration Files List” window, listing ToolScope default and
any previously saved configuration files.
10. Select a configuration file for editing. This is typically based on the type of tool data to be acquired, the amount of
memory in the tool’s electronic chassis, and expected rates of penetration (ROP).
11. Click Edit. A configuration file editor is displayed

12. Click Rates to edit scan and record rates. Check the DHS release notes and InTouch for information regarding record
rates. You should not need to change the default configurations.
13. Maximum ROP (ft/hr) = 3,600/(Record-rate x samples-per-foot).

14. Click Coefficients to edit tool coefficients. Compare the values from the different coefficient groups to the shipping
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paperwork/OST. The only group in which you should have to edit values is the PROCESS group (pictured below).
15. Check that TOOLSIZE is the size of the tool including the stabilizer (in inches).
16. Enter the correct bit size (in inches)
17. Enter the expected average mud weight (in ppg)
18. Check Angle X is the same as the Average Angle X calculated earlier
19. Set Angle X tolerance.
20. Enter the HeHV, LSHV and SSHV from the OST
21. After editing record rates and coefficients, save with a new name
22. After clicking OK, the new configuration file should appear in the Configuration Files List
23. Repeat this process for as many configuration files as you anticipate you will need during the run.
2.16 Set up job profile
Step Task
1. Click Setup > Edit Job Profile.

2. Click Setup > Load Calibration Record.
3. Click Setup > Edit Configuration Files and edit configuration files from the setup menu and use correct RM
configuration
4. Save the configuration with a new filename.

5. Edit job profile and add the profile created to be used by the tool
6. Enter the correct memory size per the shipping paperwork and per the memory size given in Diagnostic > Status in the
ToolScope Operations step.
7. Add the run with a duration of FOREVER (unless a multiple configurations are requested by your FSM or DCS) and
then enter the memory size determined previously. Check Enable under Down Link if using multiple configuration files (Slow,
Medium and Fast).

8. Take a snapshot of this window by pressing Alt-Print Screen for pre-run deliverables.
2.17 Initialize and monitor tool
Step Task
1. Go to Setup > Initialize Tool
2. Verify the time and date in Windows (bottom right corner of screen) are correct before proceeding!
3. Click Yes to initialize the tool.
4. Click Yes to dump the tool first. It is recommended to save this dump file as good practice. After the dump, ToolScope
will proceed with the initialization process.
5. Monitor the following channels on the F9 screen after initialization. If Lithium batteries are installed, monitor the tool first
with Tool Power on the TSIM left on and then with it switched off. Below is a list of values to expect.
6. Take a snapshot of the F9 screen by going to Diagnostics > Snapshot. It will be saved as a file called ADNSTATE.dat
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in the TOOLDATA run/tool folder

7. Verify Rates
8. Go to Diagnostics > Configuration > Rates
9. Double check that record rates match what is programmed into the tool.
10. Verify Coefficients
11. Go to Diagnostics > Configuration > Coefficients
12. Verify coefficients, calibration data, and Group 5: Process coefficients
13. Verify Data
14. Open ADNSTATE.DAT
15. Check the data
2.18 Perform ROP Magnet Functional Test
Step Task
1. Write down the acquisition time (ACQ:ON).

2. Install the ROP magnet for 5 to 10 min.
3. Check the acquisition time (ACQ:ON). If the acquisition time does not increase in accordance with the time the ROP
magnet was installed, this means the ROP magnet is working correctly.
4. Since many ROP magnets are smaller than their associated ROP plugs, be sure to stuff a rag between the magnet
and duct tape to keep the magnet forced down onto the bulk head.Cover the ROP area with tape to prevent water leaking into the
tool.
2.19 Mark tool and equipment to be picked up.

Step Task
1. Put marks on the primary set of tools and mark uphole end. Number in order to be picked up. This helps to identify the
tools when they are picked up from the rig floor.
2.20 Set up job in MaxWell.

Step Task
1. Run MaxWell on the computer.
2. Start “Setup” application.
3. Continue with the DnI Initializations panel.
4. Continue with the Field Acceptance criteria. You must enter correct and checked data, because it will affect all the
survey’s validity.
5. Enter the GeoMag inputs: take extra care with the GeoMag model, it’s highly recommended to use the same data used
for Well Plot.
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6. Date of calculation should be the obtained from the signed Well Plot. If have any concerns then ask your FSM/DEC.
7. Enter the correct North Reference. Enter Magnetic declination and/or Grid convergence if the well is referenced to
Magnetic or Grid North.
8. Choose the correct Coordinate system (should be the same as for Survey Tool Box calculations).
9. After all the fields are entered, click “Compute”. Location B, Location G, Magnetic Dip and Magnetic Declination will be
calculated.
10. Obtain Estimated Drillstring interference and Azimuth Error from the EDI report.
11. Click “Preview Sign-Off” to look at DnI inits sheet.
12. After final checking with the DD print it, sign from the SLB side (DD and MWD) and after, it should be signed by the
Client as well.
13. Always inform your DD and FSM if you have any different calculated values.
14. Enter the Well Properties, make sure you enter correct values of the Client’s name, Well name, Field name, etc.
15. Go to the Run Manager located at the very bottom of Setup window.
2.21 Create run in Maxwell
Step Task
1. Create a new run

2. Go to “Bit size” insert in the Wellbore insert, fill all the fields with Bit size and estimated Hole Depth
3. Go to the “Casing” inserts, fill corresponding fields with Casing diameter and Grade
2.22 Set up tool/run in Maxwell
Step Task
1. Open Equipment Catalog in “Equipment” list.

2. If you already created a new toolstring to be used during the run, you can add the tool directly to the toolstring. If not,
you can just add the tool into “My Equipment” list and then add it to the new toolstring.
3. Select the tool from the tools picked up and enter all related properties and serial numbers. In Properties and
Parameters you can choose different types of collars, depending on which one is applicable to you. Expand tool parts from the
Toolstring menu to make it more visible. Serial numbers should be taken from OST and verified with technicians if you have any
concerns. All the lengths you get from the fishing diagram you’ve made before.
4. Check that the ROP to Tool Bottom distance and Total Length are correct.
5. Enter and check environmental corrections.
2.23 Complete pre-run QC checks and send to OSC
Step Task
1. Examine if all sensors are working in the acquisition monitor and make sure WITS data is working
2. Complete and submit the Pre-Run QC on FTL.
2.24 Calculate make-up torque requirements.
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3 Picking Up and Making Up Tool

3.1 Remove ROP plug or magnet, connect to tool and initialize
Step Task
1. Make sure the ROP is clean and dry.

2. Remove the ROP magnet or ROP plug and store it somewhere free of dirt and moisture.
3. Plug in the personality adaptor (refer to the tool ORM for the part number).
4. Turn on the TSIM power. Select Half Duplex and EIA-485 (if you use RS-485/high speed cable) or the COM Port (if you
use COM/low speed cable).
5. Establish communication with tool and reinitialize the tool.

6. Monitor the channels on the F9 screen after re-initialization (record rates, coefficients and memory status).
7. Make sure the values are logical and in the expected range.
8. Take a snapshot of the F9 screen by going to (Diagnostics > Snapshot). This snapshot will be saved in the TOOLDATA
run/tool folder.
9. Turn off the TSIM and unplug from the tool.
3.2 Install ROP Plug
Step Task
1. Install the ROP plug. Make sure the O-rings and sealing surfaces are clean and free of dirt or grit and the O-ring is
smeared with Lubriplate before installation.
3.3 Prepare and Pick Up Tool (thread protector, lifting sub, confirm primary marking).
Step Task
1. Provide safety meeting or toolbox talk before start; review HARC regarding M/U BHA for specific location or rig.
2. Install the thread protectors and extender caps before tool pick-up.
3. Ask the rig crew to use certified slings or use SLB ones if using a crane to move the tools. If using catline, make sure a
lifting sub with the proper connection type and neck O.D. is available. A wrong lifting sub can damage threads or be incompatible
with elevator size. It’s good practice to mark the connection between collar and a lifting sub with chalk to make any possible backing
off visible. See a picture below:
4. Install the lifting sub and properly tighten with chain tongs.
5. Verify torque status of crossovers. If this is properly torqued, there should be a broken line with the torque specified on
the crossover. If not, the crossover will need to be torqued on the rig floor.
6. Make sure that the forklift forks or crane slings that move the tool are not on the antenna shields, which can cause
severe damage to the tools. Keep the forks or slings to one side of the shields and associated wear bands.
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7. While picking up the tool to the rotary table make sure you have the correct tool order and have shown it to the rig
crew. Make sure tool has all thread protectors.
3.4 Apply clean thread compound to threads.

Step Task
1. Make sure the box and pin threads are clean. Use rig wash or soap water if necessary. Thread should be then well
dried. Apply clean thread compound to the threads. Make sure you coat the sealing face of the box and pin connections with thread
compound.
2. Cover hole to prevent objects falling down the hole.

3. Cover Hole
3.5 Remove extender cap, clean and grease extender with DC111.
Step Task
1. Remove the extender cap with caution. Make sure extenders are clean. Clean and grease with DC111 if necessary.
3.6 Make up connection with chain tongs and then apply correct torque per specifications with properly-
placed rig tongs
Step Task
1. Make up the tool connection carefully with chain tongs. (Use of iron rough neck is highly discouraged)
2. Confirm the tool connection is torqued as per previously computed value.
3. Confirm that all intermediate connections (eg cross over, pony sub, saver sub) are torqued up as per shipping
paperwork and the collars have been marked accordingly.
4 Rig Floor Activities

4.1 Start Acquisition
Step Task
1. Set up the HSPM. It is recommended that you use the same HSPM version on the two MCMP’s; i.e., one MCMP on
which HSPM is running and the other on which MaxWell is running. Switch on the demodulation and load setting from tool scope (it
is assumed that the tool was programmed with the same MCMP on which HSPM will run).
2. Examine if all the sensors are working in the acquisition monitor and make sure WITS data working.
4.2 Conduct safety briefing and prepare rig floor for source loading (ensure hole cover is in place)
Step Task
1. Conduct a safety meeting.
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2. Set up controlled area. The basic requirements for a controlled area are:
3. Announce the new source operations on the rig PA system.
4. Tell all additional personnel to go away from the rig floor.
5. Put a cover over the hole.
4.3 Transfer source from storage to rig floor
Step Task
1. Check the rig floor for radiation.

2. Move the transfer shield to the rig floor. Then, move the transfer shield near the collar with a rig floor hoist.
4.4 Load source
Step Task
1. Retrieve shipping cap.

2. For the SADN: Drop the guide funnel. For the ADN8, insert the NGCS-CB adapter into the ADN8 so the handles are
upwards and then drop the telescoping guide into the adapter funnel.
3. Cover the collar to prevent debris entering.

4. Remove the uphole saver sub (if it is applicable)
5. Remove HazMat lock and top cover from the neutron shield. Prepare the shield for splitting by removing all tie rods.
6. For the SADN shield NGCS-A, remove shield door and set it aside.
7. For SADN, remove source centralizer from the loading post.
8. Verify that the loading post is the correct one (not the fishing post: refer to radiation safety manual).
9. For ADN shields, ensure the hex screw located close to the bottom of the Loading Post Assembly and near the top of
the Guide Shield is fully backed out (or removed): Tech Alert 4871177.
10. Insert loading post into the collar.
11. Remove coupling/protector cap/spacer block from top of neutron shield to allow access for loading tool.
12. Confirm loading tool is in latched position. Use air hoist to pick up the handling tool and lower in until it lands on fishing
head. Feel fingers have engaged in end cap. Pull up to verify proper engagement (may require two people as the ADLT is quite
heavy!).
13. Screw the dual loading source cap into the transfer shield. This is to prevent you from pulling the dual source out of
the transfer shield after pulling out the tension nut and fork, in case someone inadvertently raises rather than lowers the tugger line
while you are loading the source.
14. Using a 5/8-in socket back off the primary latch screw 7 1/4 turns.
15. Open secondary lock by pulling on small handle.
16. Lower handling tool down into collar. If the tool hangs up, lift it by hand andr otate it slowly down. When the handling
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tool stops, indicating the source has landed (hopefully in the source receptacle), verify that tape mark is exactly in line with the top
of the transfer shield – indicating correct landing!
17. Once the source sits in the source receptacle, turn counter clockwise until you feel the thread jump. Then turn
clockwise approximately 1.5 turns and pull up to confirm threads are engaged. Once confirmed continue turning clockwise
approximately 6.5 turns to full engage (can be 5-1/2 to 7 turns (LWD-AND-TIR-126). Tighten the source jam nut to 100 ft-lbs
(ADN6/SADN) or 50 ft-lbs (ADN4/ADN8).
18. Unlatch the loading tool with the unlatch key by inserting the unlatch key with the free end pointing up. To unlatch the
tool, rotate the unlatch key 180° so that the free end points down. Lift the loading tool by hand to confirm that it is unlatched and
hold it clear of the source while the air hoist pulls the loading tool upward. Hold the tool in the latch position until the tool is about
one foot above the sources (check the tape mark!). Ensure that you remove the unlatch key before you lift the tool higher (but make
sure the loading tool is not allowed to drop back!).
19. Using the air hoist, finish removing the loading tool from the collar. Use a survey meter to confirm that the source is
not coming out with the loading tool. Lay down the loading tool after screwing on the protective cap to protect the fingers.
20. Lift the top of the transfer shield from the collar and replace it into the lower shield base and re-assemble with tie rods.
21. Install the protector cap into upper shield assembly. Install top cover and secure the shield with the HazMat padlock.
22. Post an EMPTY sign on the shield assembly and lay down as necessary. If space allows, the transfer shield may be
left on the floor until required again.
23. For ADN8 and SADN, recover the funnel:

24. Set ADN/SADN in slips at correct height. It is a good practice to survey the collar with the meter while lowering.
25. Place transfer shield upright beside collar (for SADN: with triangles in place!).
26. Set up controlled area (if this is an offshore rig, probably need to have done this earlier and remove all personnel from
lower decks in vicinity of well), leaving only D&M crew and designated rig person to operate air hoist.
27. Place hole cover around collar.

28. Place meter close to transfer shield.
29. Assemble handling tool and test with spare cap and funnel.
30. With air hoist, pick up handling tool and drop down to engage shipping cap.
4.5 Perform shield and collar surveys to confirm source is loaded in tool
Step Task
1. Survey the collar.

2. Move the source shield out of the way.
3. Lower the tool below rotary, collect the hole cover, and perform a rig floor survey and shield survey.
4. Close the source shield and turn the sign to Empty.
5. Remove the barrier from the rig floor entrances to allow the roughnecks to continue their work.
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6. Update HaxMat forms.
5 CHECKLIST BEFORE RUN IN HOLE

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Step Task
1. Extender length

2. Extender resistance
3. Male/female wet stab lubricated
4. Tool Programming
5. Record Mode Configuration
6. ROP plug installed
6 Running in Hole
6.1 Ensure source below safety datum before announcing all clear
Step Task
1. Hang the standard radioactive BHA warning sign on the driller’s console.
2. Make sure only required personnel are in the BOP area until the tool is below the safety datum (at least 200 ft below
ground or sea level + distance between uppermost source and Driller’s Reference Zero).
3. When the BHA reaches the required depth, remove all the safety barriers. Announce the all-clear on the rig PA system.
6.2 Monitor hole temperature while tripping in and conduct staging procedures as required
* Include if job is a High-Temperature job
Step Task
1. Ask the driller to keep the pumps on till you get an accurate temperature reading from the MWD tool.
2. Make sure that the client representative and drilling contractor agree on the staging procedure to run BHA in areas of
high temperature without any problems or tool failures.
7 Drilling
7.1 While drilling with BHA inside casing confirm drilling parameters are set accordingly
7.2 Ensure drilling conditions do not exceed tool specifications (DLS, mud properties, LCM, pressure,
temperature, WOB)
Step Task
1. Refer to the relevant tool Operations Reference Manual for safe operating conditions for each tool and also examine
the following conditions:
7.3 Monitor shock and vibrations; verify alarm settings and remote displays
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Step Task
1. Total shocks, SHK3TM_RT, Shock_i, Shkrsk, Sticknslip, Stuck, CRPM and MVC data MUST BE MONITORED for all
times from the beginning of the run.
2. Ensure the drilling mechanical log with all available channels are being monitored in real time.
3. Should the BHA be run out of specs despite mitigation measure, notifications letter should be printed and delivered to
the company man
4. Update the out of specs notification in BRS.

5. Monitor the S&V Dpoints at all times as per the following drilling dynamic guidelines:
6. Monitor the drilling parameters (ROP, RPM, WOB, torque, flowrate, etc.) closely, change these parameters one at a
time and check if the shocks subside.
7. Stop rotating, pick up off bottom, start rotation, tag bottom, and slowly return to the desired drilling parameters.
8. For more details on shocks, refer to Shock and Vibration TBT (InTouch 3334676) and DNM-TIR_012: Shock and
Vibration (InTouch 3934833).
7.4 Perform depth tracking and corrections per depth control standard
Step Task
1. All matters related to proper and correct depth tracking at the rig site are contained in the D&M-SQ-S016, D&M Depth
Control Standard, specially sections 4.3.3 and 4.3.4. In summary, the following observations must be made and adjust according to
standard:
7.5 Generate and QC real-time logs per the SOP/client requirements

7.6 Monitor tool memory fill rate
Step Task
1. Calculate the memory fill-up time left by comparing the actual memory usage vs estimate from toolscope programing
time
2. Alert the OSC, FSM and the client if the predicted memory time is insufficient to complete the run.
7.7 Monitor battery usage
7.8 Perform shift handover per job cycle standard
8 Pulling out of Hole

8.1 Confirm re-logging speed, RPM and accurate depth tracking prior to reaming
* Include if plan is to re-log section
Step Task
1. Discuss any repeat logging sections with the geologist or company man before starting the trip out. Clearly define the
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section intervals and the necessary logging speed and RPM (azimuthal measurement) to give a minimum of two data points per
foot (6 data points per meter).
2. Make sure that the bit depth is set correctly before logging a repeat section.
3. Ensure pump rate is adequate for MWD tool to turn on if running a batteryless too
8.2 Closely monitor RPM and Shock and Vibration while backreaming
Step Task
1. Make sure that the RPM is minimum to decrease shocks and vibrations.
2. Monitor torque and pump pressure because erratic measurements could indicate the first signs of packing off.
3. If motors are run the backreaming RPM must be less than 40 RPM. Additional backreaming considerations for motors
are given below:
4. The shock and vibration contractual specification limits for all D&M equipment are defined in DNM-TIR_012: Shock and
Vibration. These limits are exceeded if any of the following conditions are observed:
8.3 Confirm driller is aware of safety datum

8.4 Perform safety briefing and rig floor preparation
Step Task
1. Drillers must be advised to notify LWD personnel before the uppermost source in the BHA is brought within 200 ft/60 m
of the Safety Datum (as per placard). They should stop movement of the drill string before the uppermost source in BHA reaches
the Safety Datum, until the controlled area has been set up by Schlumberger in conjunction with the rig supervisor/superintendent
and Schlumberger personnel are present on the rig floor.
2. The controlled area must be established and maintained whenever the highest source in the BHA is above the safety
datum and maintained until this source returns below the safety datum or is returned to its shield and the shield removed from the
rig floor.
9 Laying Down Tool and Reuse

9.1 Unload source
Step Task
1. When the drill collar is at surface, instruct the driller to set the slips and collar safety clamps on the pony collar with a
2.0 ft maximum stickup above the rotary table.
2. Place the blanket cover over the pony collar, assembly all the tool needed close by the pony collar.
3. Move the transfer shield close to the rig floor, then place it near the collar using a rig floor air hoist. Insert the triangles
on the density shield section.
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4. Prepare the transfer shield for splitting by removing the tie rods, etc.
5. Flush out the mud from the pony sub/tool using the rig water hose.
6. Using the air hoist, lift the top section of the shield from the bottom and lower into the pony sub/tool.
7. Remove the cap and spacer block from the too of the transfer shield and check that the tension nut and lower slide
plate are in the out position.
8. Before lifting the loading tool, verify that the handling tool latches and unlatches with the source shipping cap.
9. Pick up the loading tool with the rig floor air hoist and lower it slowly through the transfer shield into the tool. Watch for
the tape marks on the loading tool to indicate it's position with reference to the sources in the tool. As it approaches to the source,
start to support some of the weight with your hands, rotating slowly until you fill the finger engage with the end cap.
10. Latch onto the source and confirm the tool is latched on to the source rod by gently lifting it by hand. If latched on, it
will not be possible to lift. Fully slack off the air hoist so it does not support any of the source loading tool's weight.
11. Unscrew the end cap. A torque wrench should be used to start this. The nut should be free after about 6.5 turns. Lift
the loading tool by hand to confirm that it is free. If it is not, then carefully reset the loading tool, feel the fingers engage, and back
off some more. Remember that for the SADN, the rod on the source is 5.6 ft log and therefore the force to pull out will be greater
than for ADN4, ADN6 or ADN8. You may need the help of two persons to pull up on the handling tool.
12. If you conclude that the source is stuck:

13. Once the source is latched and unscrewed from the receptacle, screw the handling tool cap onto the transfer shield.
Pull the source up into the shield using the air hoist. Use the survey meter to ensure both sources are present. Lift the handling tool
into the cap until it stops. In this position, the tension nut in the transfer shield should fit into the slot in the neutron source housing
(minor adjustments of source position may be required).
14. If not rerunning the tool, replace the shipping cap
9.2 Perform shield and collar surveys to confirm source presence, update Hazmat (with ADN/ECO
above rotary for collar survey)
9.3 Transfer source back into original storage, perform shield Survey, update Hazmat, clear floor
Step Task
1. Move the transfer shield to the radiation storage area.
2. Perform shield survey and update radiation hazmat form.
9.4 Ensure source is stored and rig floor and tool are surveyed clear prior to announcing all-clear
9.5 Cover hole
* Include if plan is to re-use without lay down
9.6 Connect to tool
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Step Task
2. Connect the personality adapter into the ROP.port. Do not force it as it can bend one of the pins. If a pin is bent during
the process, use long-nose pliers to straighten it.

9.8 Dump tool memory
9.9 Generate and QC Techlog
9.10 Assess tool re-use possibility based on re-run criteria
9.11 Break connection on rig floor with properly-placed rig tongs
* Exclude if plan is to re-use without lay down
9.12 Throughly clean and flush the BHA inside and out.
Step Task
1. Clean and flush the tool before you lay it down or rack it back. Before laying down, install thread protectors on all
collars (all tools).
9.13 Clean the extenders, install extender caps and thread protectors
9.14 Check external tool condition and document any BHA/tool damage
Step Task
1. Overall collar (e.g., there must be no cracks around the ports or connections, or too much wear on the collar or
stabilizer) Check for any signs corrosion or pitting.add graphics for pitting.
2. Check inside the tool against any debris or cuttings inside.
3. If any debris is found, notify Company-man immediately, take photos of what was found, inform your FSM/EIC after. A
notification letters may be required to sign. It can be become a part of investigation process in future.
4. Clean extenders with rags and cotton-buds properly and place extender cap on the tool. Mud on connectors can easily
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damage it
5. Examine the threads for wear or galling add picture
6. Apply thread protectors on all threads before moving the tools from the rotary table
7. Examine the stabilizer, especially the bolts, retaining ring and alignment pin
8. Density windows. Check for any signs corrosion or pitting.
9.15 Perform collar activation survey before laydown, update Hazmat
9.16 Connect to tool
Step Task


9.18 Dump tool memory and create time frame files
9.21 Unload batteries from tool
Step Task
1. Loosen the battery assembly with the battery jam nut tool and wrench.
2. Remove the battery assembly from the collar.
3. Remove the locknut and remove the batteries from the rod.
4. Store the batteries in a safe place.
5. Replace the lithium batteries with dummy batteries and install the locking nut hand-tight.
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6. Check and apply Lubriplate on the jam nut O-rings.

7. Re-install the battery assembly with dummy battery into the tool.
9.22 Compute lithium battery usage
9.23 Label battery with run consumption and place back in original container and place in safe storage
Step Task
1. Check the physical condition of the battery (no damage or burns).
2. Tape the connectors to prevent them from any possible damage or shorting.
3. Update the battery usage label with the all the run conditions and usage information.
4. Put the battery back to the original packing barrel.
5. Mark it as depleted if necessary.
9.24 Update BRS information.
10 Post-Run, Deliverables and Shipping

10.1 Submit the Bit Run Summary from FTL-Rig
Step Task
1. Click Submit Bit Run Summary.

2. Select the run that you want to submit.
3. Click Validate. If the validation is successful, click OK. If not, you will see errors and warnings for the run.
4. Resolve all the errors and warnings until the validation is successful.
5. Click Submit Selected.
6. You are asked if the section and job are complete. Select your answers and submit the run.
10.2 Splice runs and generate memory log/DLIS/DATA as perSOP requirements
Step Task
1. Annotate the log for notable events during the run, including at a minimum:
2. Make sure there are no gaps in the log; annotate the log to explain the gaps where necessary.
10.3 Compare the RM and RT data and check depth and measurement consistency
Step Task
1. Compare the RM data to the RT data. Make sure you do not have any depth or value shifts between either of these
measurements.
10.4 Generate DQR
Step Task
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1. Go to the Data Quality Reporting panel in FtlRig.

2. Input all relevant information regarding the services run.
3. Input Overall Engineers Comments.
4. Click Submit DQR.
10.5 Prepare tools for backload
* Include if tool is to be backloaded after run
Step Task
1. Tag all equipment that you will ship to base. Tags must have information that conforms with local regulations.
2. Make sure that each tool has thread protectors and extender caps.
3. Put the tools in the basket, and use a strap to attach each tool to the basket.
10.6 Create and submit return shipment manifest in FTL-Rig
Step Task
1. Click on Show and then on + to create a new shipping manifest/return shipment
2. This will update the inventory to it’s later state. If there are new tool sent to the job, they will be displayed.
3. Once the Create shipping manifest window appears, you will need to select whether the shipment is going to the base
or a job. You will also need to select the base name or job number associated with the first selection.
4. Drag and drop the tools to be shipped or you can create a basket and drag and drop the tools into that option.
5. After all the tools to be shipped have been selected click on the Submit Return Shipment option at the bottom of the
page.
6. If yes then "return shipment" xml will be sent to QTrac (given that there is internet connection and it is connected to
SINET), if no then "return shipment" xml will NOT be sent to QTrac
10.7 Check and update the radiation Hazmat paperwork
Step Task
1. Document these readings on the Source Movement Tracking sheet of the shipping paperwork, as well as at the bottom
of the Hazmat form.
2. Complete the “OUT OF RIG TEMPORARY STORAGE portion of the Hazmat form.
10.8 Check and update lithium battery Hazmat paperwork
Step Task
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1. Update the battery inventory list at the end of each run.
2. Prepare the shipping paperwork for all battery tools, which can include one of the following:
10.9 Update End of Well Report
10.10 Generate and sign field ticket
10.11 Back up run data per location procedure
Step Task
1. Create a Maxwell job archive.

2. Archive the client deliverables. Refer to the location SOP.
3. Archive the well folder. Refer to the location SOP.
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Challenge Response
DD – MWD Second Hand – IDS/ MWD Lead Hand - WSO
Client Representative – Driller -
ROE
1 Extender Length …………………………………………………………….. “VERIFIED”

2 Extender Resistance ……………………………………………................“VERIFIED”
3 Male/Female wet stab …………………………………………………..”LUBRICATED”
4 Tool Programming ……………………………….……………………….. “CONFIRMED”
5 Record Mode Configuration……..………………………………………...”CONFIRMED”
6 ROP plug………………………………………..…………………………….”INSTALLED”
END OF CHECKLIST
Completed by: Date:
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Reference: arcVISION Operational Standard Work Instruction

Version: 1.4
Owner: Schlumberger
Reviewer: HQ Team
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Table of Contents
1.4 Confirm downhole Lithium Batteries are fit for use 1
1.7 Check and update lithium battery Hazmat paperwork and auxiliary equipment. 1
1.8 Check and update RTC lithium battery Hazmat paperwork 1

representative
2.3 Depassivate LWD batteries 2
2.4 Load batteries inside the tool 2
2.5 Perform voltage checks 3
2.10 Load calibration record from tool 4
2.11 Configure tool for run 4
2.14 Perform ROP Magnet Functional Test 5

3.1 Remove ROP plug or magnet, connect to tool and initialize 7
3.2 Install ROP Plug 7

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6 Running in Hole 9
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7 Drilling 9
7.6 Monitor tool memory fill rate 10
7.7 Monitor battery usage 10


9.1 Cover hole 10
9.16 Unload batteries from tool 12
9.17 Compute lithium battery usage 12
9.18 Label battery with run consumption and place back in original container and place in 13
safe storage
9.19 Update BRS information (including battery consumption if applicable and tool 13
inventory)

10.2 Splice runs and generate memory log/DLIS/DATA as per SOP requirements 13
10.3 Compare the RM and RT data and check depth and measurement consistency 13
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10.6 Confirm adequate strapping inside basket for secure load 14
10.8 Check and update lithium battery Hazmat paperwork 14
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Step Task
1. Add the equipment to FTL-rig

1.4 Confirm downhole Lithium Batteries are fit for use
Step Task
1. Check the temperature rating for the batteries

2. Battery must have more than 30% capacity to be considered for reuse. Check battery serial numbers against QTrac job
data and record in BHA. If the battery capacity is below 30%, Mark it for disposal as “DEPLETED, DO NOT USE” and put the
“RONG” tape on it.
3. For previously used batteries, check the written usage log, QTrac record and FTL-Rig records. If available records
cannot be matched against FTL, do not reuse the battery.

1.7 Check and update lithium battery Hazmat paperwork and auxiliary equipment.
Step Task
1. Make sure that the lithium battery MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) in the unit is up to date. Ship a copy of this
MSDS with the batteries, to and from the rig.
2. Make sure that a complete battery spill kit is available at the rig site. The major components are:
3. Make sure the following are present
1.8 Check and update RTC lithium battery Hazmat paperwork

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2.3 Depassivate LWD batteries

Step Task
1. Put the battery to be depassivated on a dry and non-conducting surface. Make sure the electrical connection is clean
and dry; otherwise clean it using contact cleaner.
2. Use a calibrated multimeter to measure the OCV in the pack. If the OCV is below that in the table below, do not attempt
to depassivate the battery.
3. Connect the appropriate load resistor and battery cables to the box banana plug terminals.
4. Connect the leads on the other end of the UBL battery cable to the positive (+) and negative (-) battery contacts. The
LCD should display the OCV of the connected battery. The UBL is not polarity sensitive so the connections can be reversed with no
harm to the battery or load box. However, the UBL box will not turn on if the battery leads are connected backwards.
5. Press and hold START button until the LCD displays the loaded voltage of the connected battery. Now, the 5-min
depassivation process starts.
6. Verify the Acceptable Minimum Voltage on the LCD display. If this voltage is not met, repeat previous up to a total of
four depassivation cycles. .
7. The battery pack should now be ready for use. If the voltage did not rise in the last step nor appears stable, repeat
steps 5 and 6. If the pack does not reach this voltage after the fourth depassivation cycle, it is be considered depleted or damaged.
8. Disconnect the UBL box from the battery pack.

2.4 Load batteries inside the tool
Step Task
1. Unload the Dummy Battery
2. Make sure tools necessary for loading/unloading the lithium batteries are available:
3. Install the chain tong and the jamnut removal tool, turn the wrench counterclockwise once the jamnut is free, engage
the battery removal tool in the j-slot.
4. Gently pull the battery assembly out of the tool.
5. Put the battery assembly in a vertical position, remove the locking nut using T-Allen key (S-400585) .
6. Remove the dummy battery from the battery rod.
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7. Store the dummy battery in a safe area

8. Load the lithium batteries in the tool
9. Install the depassivated batteries on the rod.
10. Install the locking nut (hand-tight). Check the pin on the locking nut, using the go-no-go-gauge (P/N 101349109)
11. Check the OCV for both voltages A & B, the pins closest to the fuse are for battery A and the other 2 pins are for
battery B, the OCV for each battery must be higher than 20.3V
12. Before installing the batteries do ROP pins resistance check as per ORM.
13. Check the O-ring condition on the jam nut and pressure housing end cap. Change the O-ring if necessary.
14. Apply Lubriplate™ to the O-rings, and the appropriate thread compound to the jam nut threads.
15. Insert the battery assembly into the collar
16. Align the key on the battery assembly with the key slot in the collar housing
17. Tighten the battery assembly on the collar with the battery jam nut tool and wrench. Torque it up to 1000 ft-lbf.
2.5 Perform voltage checks
Step Task
2. Compare the length from end of screw to O-ring
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2. Connect the personality adapter into the ROP port. Do not force it as it can bend one of the pins.
4. Connect the other end of dump cable to the TSIM. Connect the TSIM to MCMP. If TSIM1 is being used, connect with
RS-485 (high speed) cable. If TSIM2 is being used, connect with fire-wire cable.

Step Task

2. Click “Add Run” and enter Name and Description, Job and Run number.
4. Select user mode as "Field", verify Tool Bus and Port.
5. For TSIM1, adjust the two black buttons on front side of TSIM to Half Duplex and EIA-485. Switch on TSIM power and
then tool power. For TSIM2, turn on the TSIM and use the "Start TSIM2 monitor button" from ToolScope>Power Control & Monitor.
Switch on tool power and adapter power. The tool must draw approximately 0.3 amp current.
2.10 Load calibration record from tool
Step Task
1. Click setup > Edit Job Profile. Fill all details.
2. Click setup > Load Calibration record.
3. Examine the data against the OST sheet.
2.11 Configure tool for run
Step Task
1. Click Setup > Edit Configuration Files. Edit configuration files from the setup menu and use correct RM configuration
file.
2. Click Rates to edit scan and record rates. Check the DHS release notes and InTouch for formation regarding record
rates. You should not need to change the default configurations.
3. Click Coefficients to edit tool coefficients. Compare the values from the different coefficient groups to the shipping
paperwork/OST. The only group in which you should have to edit values is the ToolParams group, BATT_TIMER tab. below).
4. Save the configuration with a new filename.
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Step Task
1. Click Setup > Profile editor.

2. Click "Get Memory Size from Tool" before adding the profile to calculate the estimative for Run Duration accordingly.
3. Add the profile created to be used by the tool
4. Add the run with a duration of FOREVER (unless a multiple configurations are requested by your FSM or DCS) and
then enter the memory size determined previously. Check Enable under Down Link if using multiple configuration files (Slow,
Medium and Fast).
5. Take a snapshot of this window by pressing Alt-Print Screen for pre-run deliverables.
Step Task
1. Go to Setup > Initialize Tool

2. Verify the time and date in Windows (bottom right corner of screen) are correct before proceeding!
3. Click Yes to initialize the tool.
4. Click Yes to dump the tool first. It is recommended to save this dump file as good practice. After the dump, ToolScope
will proceed with the initialization process.
5. Monitor the following channels on the F9 screen after initialization. If Lithium batteries are installed, monitor the tool first
with Tool Power on the TSIM left on and then with it switched off. Below is a list of values to expect.
6. Take a snapshot of the F9 screen by going to Diagnostics > Snapshot. It will be saved as a file called xxxSTATE.dat in
the TOOLDATA run/tool folder
2.14 Perform ROP Magnet Functional Test

Step Task
1. Write down the acquisition time (ACQ:ON).
2. Install the ROP magnet for 5 to 10 min.
3. Check the acquisition time (ACQ:ON). If the acquisition time does not increase in accordance with the time the ROP
magnet was installed, this means the ROP magnet is working correctly.
4. Since many ROP magnets are smaller than their associated ROP plugs, be sure to stuff a rag between the magnet
and duct tape to keep the magnet forced down onto the bulk head.Cover the ROP area with tape to prevent water leaking into the
tool.
Step Task
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for Well Plot.
calculated.
Client as well.
Step Task
1. Create a new run

Step Task
1. Add the tool to the BHA in Maxwell. Enter all the tool properties
2. Check that the ROP to Tool Bottom distance and Total Length are correct.
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3.1 Remove ROP plug or magnet, connect to tool and initialize
Step Task
1. Make sure the ROP is clean and dry.

2. Remove the ROP magnet or ROP plug and store it somewhere free of dirt and moisture.
3. Plug in the personality adaptor (refer to the tool ORM for the part number).
4. Turn on the TSIM power. Select Half Duplex and EIA-485 (if you use RS-485/high speed cable) or the COM Port (if you
use COM/low speed cable).
5. Establish communication with tool and reinitialize the tool.

6. Monitor the channels on the F9 screen after re-initialization (record rates, coefficients and memory status).
7. Make sure the values are logical and in the expected range.
8. Take a snapshot of the F9 screen by going to (Diagnostics > Snapshot). This snapshot will be saved in the TOOLDATA
run/tool folder.
9. Turn off the TSIM and unplug from the tool.
3.2 Install ROP Plug
Step Task
1. Install the ROP plug. Make sure the O-rings and sealing surfaces are clean and free of dirt or grit and the O-ring is
covered with Lubriplate before installation.
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compound.
Step Task
Confirm the go-nogo check on the extender
placed rig tongs
Step Task

Step Task
which HSPM is running and the other on which MaxWell is running. Switch on the demodulation and load setting from tool scope
(the tool was programmed with the same MCMP on which HSPM will run).
3. Establish InterACT communication before start SHT
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1. Extender length
2. Extender Resistance
3. Male/Female wet stab lubricated
4. Tool Programming
5. Record Mode Configuration
6. ROP plug installed
6 Running in Hole
Step Task
7 Drilling
temperature, WOB)
Step Task
Step Task
1. Total shocks, SHK3TM_RT, Shkrsk, Sticknslip, Stuck and CRPM data MUST BE MONITORED for all times from the
beginning of the run.
3. Should the BHA be run out of specifications despite migration measure, notifications letter should be printed and
delivered to the company man
4. Update the out of specifications notification in BRS.
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Control Standard, specially sections 4.3.3 and 4.3.4. In summary, the following observations must be made and adjust according to
standard:

7.6 Monitor tool memory fill rate
Step Task
1. Calculate the memory fill-up time left by comparing the actual memory usage vs estimate from toolscope programing
time
2. Alert the OSC, FSM and the client if the predicted memory time is insufficient to complete the run.
7.7 Monitor battery usage

Step Task

3. Ensure pump rate is adequate for MWD tool to turn on if running a batteryless tool
Step Task
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are given below:

9.1 Cover hole
9.2 Connect to tool
Step Task


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1. Overall collar (e.g. no cracks around the ports or connections and minimal wear on the collar or stabilizer). Check for
signs of corrosion or pitting.
2. Check inside the tool for debris or cuttings inside.
damage it

8. Check for any signs corrosion or pitting
9.11 Connect to tool
Step Task


9.16 Unload batteries from tool
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Step Task
1. Loosen the battery assembly with the battery jam nut tool and wrench.
2. Remove the battery assembly from the collar.
3. Remove the locknut and remove the batteries from the rod.
4. Store the batteries in a safe place.
5. Replace the lithium batteries with dummy batteries and install the locking nut hand-tight.
6. Check and apply Lubriplate on the jam nut O-rings.
7. Re-install the battery assembly with dummy battery into the tool.
9.17 Compute lithium battery usage
9.18 Label battery with run consumption and place back in original container and place in safe storage
Step Task
1. Check the physical condition of the battery (no damage or burns).
2. Tape the connectors to prevent them from any possible damage or shorting.
3. Update the battery usage label with the all the run conditions and usage information.
4. Put the battery back to the original packing barrel.
5. Mark it as depleted if necessary.
9.19 Update BRS information (including battery consumption if applicable and tool inventory)

Step Task

10.2 Splice runs and generate memory log/DLIS/DATA as per SOP requirements
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10.3 Compare the RM and RT data and check depth and measurement consistency
Step Task
1. Compare the RM data to the RT data. Make sure you do not have any depth or value shifts between either of these
measurements.
10.4 Generate DQR
Step Task
1. Go to the Data Quality Reporting panel in FTL Rig.

Step Task
10.6 Confirm adequate strapping inside basket for secure load
Step Task
page.
10.8 Check and update lithium battery Hazmat paperwork
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Step Task
1. Update the battery inventory list at the end of each run.
2. Prepare the shipping paperwork for all battery tools, which can include one of the following:
Step Task

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Challenge Response
DD – MWD Second Hand – IDS/ MWD Lead Hand - WSO
ROE
1 Extender Length …………………………………………………………….. “VERIFIED”

2 Extender Resistance ……………………………………………................“VERIFIED”
3 Male/Female wet stab …………………………………………………..”LUBRICATED”
4 Tool Programming ……………………………….……………………….. “CONFIRMED”
5 Record Mode Configuration……..………………………………………...”CONFIRMED”
6 ROP plug………………………………………..…………………………….”INSTALLED”
END OF CHECKLIST
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Document Control
Reference:
Version: 1.2
Owner:
Reviewer: HQ Team
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Revision History

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Table of Contents
1.1 Check shipment paperwork vs. physical inventory. 1
1.3 Check shipment paperwork vs. physical inventory for directional drilling auxiliary 1
equipment.
1.4 Check condition of downhole tools. 1
1.5 Check condition of directional drilling auxiliary equipment. 1
1.6 Strap tool and complete fishing diagram. 1
1.7 Discuss and confirm surface and downhole filter requirements to mitigate jamming. 2
1.8 Confirm with client ditch magnet availability and installation. 2

2.1 Confirm LCM program (type, size, shape, concentration, mixing, pumping) with 2
client/mud company.
2.2 Discuss and agree with client specific surface test procedures. 2
contractor and client.
2.4 Confirm awareness of tool specifications with drilling contractor and company 2
representative.
2.5 Import data into Drilling Office and validate. 2
2.6 Check tool hydraulics in PD2. 3
2.9 Confirm all relevant RSS d-points are programmed in the RT frame. 4
2.12 Complete pre-run QC checks and send to OSC. 4
2.13 Perform torque test on control unit. 4
2.14 Calculate the make-up torque requirements. 4

3.4 Check float valve integrity (washing, damage, spring force and O-rings) and insert in 5
correct orientation.
3.5 Check PowerDrive flow restrictor (greased O-rings) and confirm proper installation 5
when making up the bit.
3.6 Make up bit to bit box and confirm correct nozzle size installation according to 5
required TFA.
with properly placed rig tongs.

4.1 Start Acquisition. 6
4.2 Confirm correct PowerDrive shallow hole test procedures are followed. 6
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5.1 PowerDrive Orbit Tool Checklist 6

5.2 Sidetrack from cement plug. 7
5.3 Open hole sidetrack. 7
5.4 Sidetrack from Whipstock 7
5.5 Drilling out casing shoe. 8
5.6 Kick off from vertical. 8
5.7 Hold the tangent/lateral. 8
5.8 Land the curve. 9
5.9 Maintain Vertical. 9
5.10 Drop to Vertical. 9
5.11 Nudging. 10
5.12 Wiper trip. 10
6.1 Confirm the PowerDrive Orbit is in Neutral Mode before running in hole. 10
6.2 Fill pipe to prevent solids accumulating in the Control Unit Magnet Housing and 10
hydrostatic lock on the Bias Unit.
6.3 Monitor individual DD tool channels. 11
required.
6.5 Monitor trip-in loads to identify hole stability issues. 11
7 Drilling 11
7.1 While drilling with BHA inside casing confirm drilling parameters are set accordingly. 11
7.2 Confirm any anticollision risks are assessed before drilling. 11
7.3 Confirm pressure differential across the pads is in range according to PD2. 11
LCM, pressure, temperature, WOB).
7.5 In mud loss situations, follow the standard LCM pumping procedures. 11
7.6 Configure Omniview software. 11
7.7 Monitor shock and vibrations in OmniView software; verify alarm settings and remote 12
PowerDrive Orbit dashboards.
7.8 Confirm adequate toolface control. 12
7.9 Use the best Downlink Method. 12
7.10 Engage PowerV mode. 12
7.11 Confirm proper ditch magnet monitoring. 12
7.12 Continuously track BHA fatigue in BHA connections. 12
7.13 Perform shift handover per job cycle standard. 12

8.1 Downlink neutral setting prior to POOH. 13
8.2 Monitor trip-out loads to identify hole stability issues. 13
8.3 Closely monitor RPM and Shock and Vibration while backreaming. 13

9.1 Assess tool re-use possibility based on re-run criteria. 13
9.2 Perform surface test to confirm correct tool functionality. 13
9.3 Break connection on rig floor with properly-placed rig tongs. 13
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9.5 Clean the extenders, install extender caps and thread protectors. 13
9.6 Check external tool condition and document any BHA/tool damage. 13
9.7 Check all BHA stabilization points (OD's and wear). 14
9.9 Update BRS information (including tool inventory). 14

10.1 Submit the Bit Run Summary from FTL-Rig. 14
10.2 Prepare tools for backload. 14
10.3 Create and submit return shipment manifest in FTL-Rig. 14
10.4 Update End of Well Report. 15
10.5 Generate and sign field ticket. 15
10.6 Back up run data per location procedure. 15
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PowerDrive Orbit Standard Work Instructions
1.1 Check shipment paperwork vs. physical inventory.
Step Task
1. Physically check the inventory of the tools on the rig against manifest, OST and planned BHA.
2. Check the following on OST.
1.3 Check shipment paperwork vs. physical inventory for directional drilling auxiliary equipment.
Step Task
1. Physically check the inventory of the drilling auxiliary equipment on the rig against manifest, TCO and planned BHA.
1.4 Check condition of downhole tools.
Step Task
1. Do visual check on the Bias Unit body: check for excessive wear/washouts, missing bolls, pads conditions, check the
thread bit box.
2. Check OD of the Bias Unit and upper stabilizer against bit size that is plan to be drilled.
3. Check ID of the Bias Unit bit box.
4. Make sure that slick sleeves remain on the tool to protect the body threads.
5. Check that float valve is available.
1.5 Check condition of directional drilling auxiliary equipment.
Step Task
1. Physically and visually check each component of float valve for any excessive wear/erosion.
2. Configure PowerDrive float valve assembly.
3. Check for any washout at cage, valve and sealing area. The valve stem should not be loosely attached to valve head.
4. If you use a flapper type float valve: check the flapper and hinge pin area for any washout, severe corrosion or pitting
evidence on sealing surface.
5. Select correct shims for float valve assembly.

6. Check for availability and completeness of the appropriate PowerDrive Orbit flow restrictor kit for the job. Parts
numbers are available from the PowerDrive Orbit Operations Manual (InTouch ID 6422926).
1.6 Strap tool and complete fishing diagram.
Step Task
1. Measure Length, OD and ID of all elements on the tool.
2. Measure OD and length of upsets (Flex, Sleeve, and Stabilizer) on the tool.
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3. Measure blade length, blade gauge length and blade width of the stabilizers on the tool.
4. Create a complete fishing diagram with actual measured dimensions, connection type and torque specification.
5. Annotate if a flow restrictor or float valve is ready installed in the tool.
6. For nominal dimensions, see fishing diagram provided in the PowerDrive Orbit Operations manual.
1.7 Discuss and confirm surface and downhole filter requirements to mitigate jamming.
Step Task
1. Confirm the surface, in-line and downhole (DFS) filter requirements with the customer.
2. Reconfirm the correct choice of filters again before you start the first run. This discussion will center around two main
topics:
1.8 Confirm with client ditch magnet availability and installation.

Step Task
1. Confirm Ditch Magnets are available at the Rig.

2. Install two or more Ditch Magnets at the mud return line.

2.1 Confirm LCM program (type, size, shape, concentration, mixing, pumping) with client/mud
company.
Step Task
1. Discuss the mixing techniques with the rig crew. Monitor the agreed mixing technique while drilling to make sure that
you do the applicable procedure. Consider passing the customer a copy of the LCM poster, InTouch ID 4502915.
2.2 Discuss and agree with client specific surface test procedures.
* Include if performing shallow hole test at rotary
client.
Step Task

2.4 Confirm awareness of tool specifications with drilling contractor and company representative.
Step Task
2.5 Import data into Drilling Office and validate.
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Step Task
1. Ensure the drilling engineering pack to be imported is the latest version and confirm in DOX.
2. Check the BHA from DOX or Drilling Program and make sure all necessary tools given in the BHA are available.
3. Check for the anti-collision issue and confirm all exceptions have been approved in QUEST.
4. In the DOX window, click the Drilling Engineering tab.
5. Select the applicable Well Geometry.
6. Click on the correct Hole Section.
7. In Hole Section, right-click on BHA Run, and then click create scenario.
8. Select Trajectory and click Definitive Proposal.
9. Select Drill String and click BHA.
10. Ensure that the DDPak information that is loaded is the latest and confirm with the DEC.
11. Confirm that DDPak BHA details are consistent with what is being run. If not, submit an MOC Request in QUEST.
12. In Run Properties, enter data in each field. Also enter the mud weight.
2.6 Check tool hydraulics in PD2.
Step Task
1. Calculate estimate total stand pipe pressure for various scenarios with PowerDrive Orbit. Use this calculation result as
a limit during surface test to avoid excessive pressure across the bias unit.
2. Verify Bit pressure drop calculation.

3. If cavitation is unavoidable, consider re-nozzling the bit for surface test and then changing the nozzles back to the
drilling set up once the test is complete.
4. Generate PD2 Pressure Drop Report and send it as par of DD Pre-run calculations.
Step Task
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2.9 Confirm all relevant RSS d-points are programmed in the RT frame.
Step Task

Step Task
1. Check the version of the Maxwell and HSPM.

2. Ensure that all software used is compatible and is of the appropriate revision.
3. Check the initial settings of the tool from the OST.
4. Add the tool to the BHA in Maxwell. Enter all the tool properties.
5. Check the total tool length is correct on the Maxwell BHA.
2.12 Complete pre-run QC checks and send to OSC.
2.13 Perform torque test on control unit.
2.14 Calculate the make-up torque requirements.

Step Task
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compound.

Step Task
2. Task
3.4 Check float valve integrity (washing, damage, spring force and O-rings) and insert in correct
orientation.
* Include if running float valve
Step Task
1. Check float valve for evidence of washing damage by abrasive flow.
2. Check for visual structural damage to valve body, threads, etc.
3. Check that spring force is within reasonable operating range.
4. Check O-rings for damage.
5. Confirm that float valve is installed in correct orientation in the tool string.
3.5 Check PowerDrive flow restrictor (greased O-rings) and confirm proper installation when making up
the bit.
3.6 Make up bit to bit box and confirm correct nozzle size installation according to required TFA.
3.7 Make up connection with chain tongs and then apply correct torque per specifications with properly
placed rig tongs.
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Step Task
1. Make up the tool connection carefully with chain tongs.

4. Remove bit donut form Steering Unit

5. Make up the bit, flow restrictor with the Bias Unit.
6. Put the BHA in slips and install collar clamp before unlatching the elevator from the string.
7. Make up Control Collar with Receiver.
8. Make up receiver with MWD / LWD tool.
9. Connect BHA to the top drive or kelly, install EMF shield blanket at Control Collar and makes sure it is tight.
10. Position the BHA so that the Split Strike Rings of the Steering Unit is just below the level of the rotary table.
11. Position the BHA so that the Bias Unit is just below the level of the rotary table with the pads still visible and the
Control Unit antenna (upper hanger bolts) above rotary table.
12. Verify when lowering the tool through BOP.

4.1 Start Acquisition.
4.2 Confirm correct PowerDrive shallow hole test procedures are followed.
Step Task
1. Prepare the surface systems for the shallow hole test.
2. Set up the HSPM.
3. Check all sensors are working in the acquisition monitor.
4. Make sure that the Magnetic Shield Blanket is installed.
5. Check the risk of cavitation to determine the flow rate that will be used for the surface test.
6. Tell the driller to bring up the flow rate gradually to the flow rate as calculated before or until the stand pipe pressure
reaches total pressure drop across all tool (700 psi if test with PowerDrive only).
7. On tool start up, the system goes through a startup sequence as described in the SCB file. As example, for fast
downlink the default is 30 seconds idle and 90 seconds survey. Check from table below:
8. Make sure the pressure trace is running in HSPM.

9. Take a survey and check the data quality.
10. Check the real time data points from MWD tool.
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HOLE
11. Review all PowerDrive Orbit dpoints in the repeting and utility frames.

5.1 PowerDrive Orbit Tool Checklist
Step Task
1. Ditch Magnets installed

2. PD dpoints on MWD real time frame
3. Float Valve installed
4. Flow Restrictor installed
5. Extender length
7. Male/female wet stab lubricated
8. PD Contol Unit free rotation
5.2 Sidetrack from cement plug.
Step Task
1. Detailed Sidetrack Procedure APPROVED and AGREED.

2. BHA as per Sidetrack Procedure.
3. Bit as per Sidetrack Procedure.
4. Pad pressure within limits (with actual mud weight and flow rate).
5. Flow rate above Control Unit minimum drilling flow.
6. PowerDrive toolface as per Sidetrack Procedure.
7. PowerDrive Steering Ratio as per Sidetrack Procedure.
8. Controlled drilling sequence as per Sidetrack Procedure.
9. Sidetrack bottom depth limit
5.3 Open hole sidetrack.
Step Task
4. Pad pressure within limits (with actual mud weight and flow rate)
6. Ramp/Trench/Ledge depth to Sidetrack.
7. PowerDrive toolface orientation as per Sidetrack Procedure
8. PowerDrive steering ratio as per Sidetrack Procedure
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5.4 Sidetrack from Whipstock
Step Task
1. Detailed Sidetrack Procedure APPROVED & AGREED
2. Whipstock setting depth and tool face alignment
3. Window and rat-hole
4. Top of the window
5. Bottom of the window
6. Minimum rat-hole length outside of Whipstock
7. Mill condition wear within tolerance as per Sidetrack Procedure
8. BHA as per Sidetrack Procedure
10. Flow rate above Control Unit minimum drilling flow
11. PowerDrive toolface orientation as per Sidetrack Procedure
13. Controlled drilling sequence as per Sidetrack Procedure
5.5 Drilling out casing shoe.
Step Task
1. Detailed Drill Out Procedure APPROVED and AGREED.

2. Casing accessories PDC drillable
3. Expected top of cement.
4. Expected depth of casing shoe.
5.6 Kick off from vertical.
Step Task
1. Detailed Kick from Vertical procedure APROVED and AGREED

2. Trajectory limits.
3. Maximum L/R distance from Ct to plan
4. Maximum Up/Down distance from CT to plan
5. Maximum DLS.
6. BHA as per Well Program.
7. Bit as per Well Program.
8. Depth of Kick Off.
9. PoweDrive MTF mode.
10. Desired PowerDrive Tool Face
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11. Desired Steering Ratio.

5.7 Hold the tangent/lateral.
Step Task
1. Detailed drilling procedure APPROVED and AGREED.
3. Maximum L/R distance from Ct to plan.
4. Maximum Up/Down distance from CT to plan.
5. Maximum DLS.
6. BHA stabilization as per Well Program.
7. Pad pressure within limits (witch actual mud weight and flow rate)
9. PowerDrive software version.
5.8 Land the curve.
Step Task
1. Detailed landing the curve procedure APPROVED and AGREED.

4. Maximum TVD Up/Down from landing point.
5. Maximum DLS.
6. Landing point inclination limit.
8. Bit as per Well Program
5.9 Maintain Vertical.
Step Task
1. Detailed Maintain Vertical Procedure APPROVED & AGREED.

2. Max distance from Ct to plan or Max Inclination.
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7. PowerV Mode engaged.
5.10 Drop to Vertical.
Step Task
1. Detailed Drop to Vertical Procedure APPROVED & AGREED.

4. Maximum Up/Down distance from Ct to plan.
5. Maximum DLS.
11. Desired Tool Face.
12. PowerDrive GTF mode.
13. Kick off / depth to star drop.
5.11 Nudging.
Step Task
1. Detailed nudge procedure APPROVED and AGREED.

5. Maximum DLS.
6. Kick off / Nudge Azimuth.
7. Kick off / Depth of Nudge.
5.12 Wiper trip.
Step Task
1. Detailed Wiper trip procedure APPROVED & AGREED.

2. BHA as per Well Program
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6 Running in Hole
6.1 Confirm the PowerDrive Orbit is in Neutral Mode before running in hole.
6.2 Fill pipe to prevent solids accumulating in the Control Unit Magnet Housing and hydrostatic lock on
the Bias Unit.
Step Task
1. Fill and circulate every 15 stands for at least 9 minutes.

2. Pump at the maximum flow rate allowable.
3. Calculate the pressure drop across the Bias Unit using the actual flow rate with actual mud weight.
6.3 Monitor individual DD tool channels.
6.4 Monitor hole temperature while tripping in and conduct staging procedures as required.
Step Task
6.5 Monitor trip-in loads to identify hole stability issues.

Step Task
1. Record free rotating weight, slack off weight, pick up weight and torque before drilling out cement, while drilling and trip
in or out in the open hole.
2. Plot actual Drilling parameters and compare with Torque & Drag model provided by Drilling Engineer. Take corrective
actions if necessary.
7 Drilling
7.1 While drilling with BHA inside casing confirm drilling parameters are set accordingly.
7.2 Confirm any anticollision risks are assessed before drilling.
7.3 Confirm pressure differential across the pads is in range according to PD2.
temperature, WOB).
Step Task
7.5 In mud loss situations, follow the standard LCM pumping procedures.
Step Task
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1. Stop the MWD tool before you pump the LCM pill.
2. Use a flow rate above the minimum drilling when circulating LCM/Barite or other similar components.
3. Check the HSPM spectrum to make sure the tool is OFF during LCM pumping operations.
4. Make an estimate of the time necessary for the LCM pill to go from the mixing tank past the bit.
5. Make sure the LCM is in the annulus, and increase the pump speed to normal again.
6. Make sure the LCM is in the annulus, and increase the flow rate to normal value.
7. Monitor the MWD signal to make sure the tool moves freely and didn’t jam during the LCM pumping operation.
7.6 Configure Omniview software.
Step Task
1. Select the Data Source.

2. Select the Omniview Dashboard.
3. Configure the alerts and alarms.
7.7 Monitor shock and vibrations in OmniView software; verify alarm settings and remote PowerDrive
Orbit dashboards.
Step Task
1. Total shocks, SHK3TM_RT, Shock_i, Shkrsk, Sticknslip, Stuck, and CRPM data MUST BE MONITORED for all times
from the beginning of the run.
2. Monitor in real time the drilling mechanical log with all available channels.
4. If BHA is being run out of specification despite migration measure, print and deliver notifications letter to the company
man.
5. Update the out of specicification notification in BRS.

7.8 Confirm adequate toolface control.

Step Task
1. Monitor the real time dpoints (LTRPM, UTRPM, POSSUM and RTSTAT) available. Use the PowerDrive
X6/Archer/Orbit Fast Downlink timming spread sheet or Status Word Decoder in HSPM to decode dpoint value.
2. Confirm if Tool is jammed.

3. If it is confirmed that the PowerDrive tool is jammed and the tool has lost its directional function, the following anti jam
attempts can be tried at the rig site.
7.9 Use the best Downlink Method.

7.10 Engage PowerV mode.
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* Include if PowerDrive to be run in PowerV mode

Step Task
1. PowerV Operation:

2. Use Manual downlink application in HSPM or Fast Downlink Software Timings spreadsheet (see InTouch ID 6422926).
7.11 Confirm proper ditch magnet monitoring.
Step Task
1. Clean the Ditch Magnets regularly (every four to six hours) with fresh or salt water.
2. Record the mass of collected magnetic material in FTL.
7.12 Continuously track BHA fatigue in BHA connections.
7.13 Perform shift handover per job cycle standard.

8.1 Downlink neutral setting prior to POOH.
8.2 Monitor trip-out loads to identify hole stability issues.
Step Task
1. For hole cleaning purpose sometimes RPM and flow rate is increased during circulation before trip.
2. During POOH, monitor pick up weight and slack off weight.
8.3 Closely monitor RPM and Shock and Vibration while backreaming.
Step Task

9.1 Assess tool re-use possibility based on re-run criteria.
9.2 Perform surface test to confirm correct tool functionality.
9.3 Break connection on rig floor with properly-placed rig tongs.
Step Task
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9.5 Clean the extenders, install extender caps and thread protectors.
9.6 Check external tool condition and document any BHA/tool damage.
Step Task
stabilizer). Check for any signs corrosion or pitting. Add graphics for pitting.
damage it.
5. Examine the threads for wear or galling. Add picture.

6. Apply thread protectors on all threads before moving the tools from the rotary table.
7. Examine the stabilizer sleeves.
8. Check for any signs of corrosion or pitting.
9. Check pad condition/wear.
9.7 Check all BHA stabilization points (OD's and wear).
9.9 Update BRS information (including tool inventory).
Step Task
1. Update tool inventory in FTL rig.
2. Submit the Bit Run Summary into FTL Rig.

10.1 Submit the Bit Run Summary from FTL-Rig.
Step Task

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10.2 Prepare tools for backload.
Step Task
10.3 Create and submit return shipment manifest in FTL-Rig.
Step Task
page.
10.4 Update End of Well Report.

10.5 Generate and sign field ticket.
10.6 Back up run data per location procedure.
Step Task
1. Create a final DDPack from DOX.

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Checklist for PowerDrive Orbit
Before Run in Hole

D&M-DD-PowerDrive Orbit
Challenge Response
MWD – DD Second Hand – IDS/ DD Lead Hand - WSO
ROE
1 Ditch Magnets …………………………………………………………….. “INSTALLED”

2 PD dpoints on MWD real-time frame……………….…………….............“CONFIRMED”
3 Float Valve …..………………………...…..………………………………..”INSTALLED”
4 Flow Restrictor…………………………………..……………………………”INSTALLED”
5 Extender Length ….……………………………………….…………………...”VERIFIED”
6 Extender Resistance………………………...……….……………………….. “VERIFIED”
7 Male/Female wet stab…………………………..…………………………”LUBRICATED”
8 PD Control Unit free rotation……………………………...…………….…….”VERIFIED”
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Table of Contents
1.1 Check shipment paperwork vs. physical inventory. 1
1.3 Check shipment paperwork vs. physical inventory for directional drilling auxiliary 1
equipment.
1.4 Check condition of downhole tools. 1
1.5 Check condition of directional drilling auxiliary equipment. 1
1.6 Strap tool and complete fishing diagram. 1
1.7 Discuss and confirm surface and downhole filter requirements to mitigate jamming. 1
1.8 Confirm with client ditch magnet availability and installation. 2

client/mud company.
2.2 Discuss and agree with client specific surface test procedures. 2
contractor and client.
2.4 Confirm awareness of tool specifications with drilling contractor and company 2
representative.
2.5 Import data into Drilling Office and validate. 2
2.6 Check tool hydraulics in PD2. 3
2.9 Confirm all relevant RSS d-points are programmed in the RT frame. 4
2.14 Complete pre-run QC checks and send to OSC. 4
2.15 Perform torque test on control unit. 4
2.16 Calculate the make-up torque requirements 4

3.3 Check float valve integrity (washing, damage, spring force and O-rings) and insert in 5
correct orientation.
3.4 Check PowerDrive flow restrictor (greased O-rings) and confirm installation when 5
making up the bit.
3.5 Make up bit to bit box and confirm correct nozzle size installation according to 5
required TFA.
with properly placed rig tongs.

4.1 Confirm correct PowerDrive shallow hole test procedures are followed. 6
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5.2 Sidetrack from cement plug. 7
5.3 Open hole sidetrack. 7
5.4 Sidetrack from Whipstock. 7
5.5 Drilling out casing shoe. 8
5.6 Kick off from vertical. 8
5.7 Hold the tangent/lateral. 8
5.8 Land the curve. 9
5.9 Maintain Vertical. 9
5.10 Drop to Vertical. 9
5.11 Nudging. 10
5.12 Wiper trip. 10
6.1 Monitor individual DD tool channels. 10
required.
6.3 Monitor trip-in loads to identify hole stability issues. 10
7 Drilling 11
7.1 While drilling with BHA inside casing confirm drilling parameters are set accordingly. 11
7.2 Confirm any anticollision risks are assessed before drilling. 11
7.3 Confirm pressure differential across the pads is in range according to PD2. 11
LCM, pressure, temperature, WOB).
7.5 In mud loss situations, follow the standard LCM pumping procedures. 11
7.6 Confirm adequate toolface control. 11
7.7 Engage PowerV mode. 11
7.8 Confirm proper ditch magnet monitoring. 11
7.9 Perform shift handover per job cycle standard. 11

8.1 Downlink neutral setting prior to POOH. 12
8.2 Monitor trip-out loads to identify hole stability issues. 12
8.3 Closely monitor RPM and Shock and Vibration while backreaming. 12

9.2 Perform surface test to confirm correct tool functionality. 12
9.3 Break connection on rig floor with properly-placed rig tongs. 12
9.5 Clean the extenders, install extender caps and thread protectors. 12
9.6 Check external tool condition and document any BHA/tool damage. 12
9.7 Check all BHA stabilization points (OD's and wear). 13

10.1 Submit the Bit Run Summary from FTL-Rig. 13
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10.3 Create and submit return shipment manifest in FTL-Rig. 13
10.4 Update End of Well Report. 14
10.5 Generate and sign field ticket. 14
10.6 Back up run data per location procedure. 14
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PowerDrive Operational Standard Work Instruction
1.1 Check shipment paperwork vs. physical inventory.
Step Task
1. Physically check the inventory of the tools on the rig against manifest, OST and planned BHA.
1.3 Check shipment paperwork vs. physical inventory for directional drilling auxiliary equipment.
1.4 Check condition of downhole tools.
Step Task
1. Do visual check on the Bias Unit body: Check for excessive wear/washouts, missing bolts, pads conditions, check the
thread bit box.
2. Check OD of the bias unit and Upper stabilizer against bit size that is plan to be drilled. PowerDrive Upper Stabilizer
needs to be undergauge 1/8” maximum compared to bit size.
3. Check the Bit Box ID of the Bias unit if it is planned to run flow restrictor, apply some grease on the O-rings and try to
insert flow restrictor to see if it is fits. Take it out after checking.
1.5 Check condition of directional drilling auxiliary equipment.

Step Task
1. Physically and visually check each component of float valve for any excessive wear/erosion.
2. Check for any washout at cage, valve and sealing area. The valve stem should not be loosely attached to valve head.
3. If you use a flapper type float valve: check the flapper and hinge pin area for any washout, severe corrosion or pitting
evidence on sealing surface.
4. Check for availability and completeness of the appropriate PowerDrive flow restrictor kit for the job. Parts numbers are
available from the PDCU Specifications Manual.
5. Prepare Flow restrictor

6. Select correct shims for float valve assembly.
7. Configure PowerDrive float valve assembly.
1.6 Strap tool and complete fishing diagram.
Step Task
1. Measure Length, OD and ID of all elements on the tool.
2. Measure OD and length of upsets (Flex, Sleeve, and Stabilizer) on the tool.
3. Create a complete fishing diagram with actual measured dimensions, connection type and torque specification.
4. For nominal dimensions, see fishing diagram provided In the PowerDrive Specification manual.
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1.7 Discuss and confirm surface and downhole filter requirements to mitigate jamming.
Step Task
1. Confirm the surface, in-line and downhole (DFS) filter requirements with the customer.
topics:
1.8 Confirm with client ditch magnet availability and installation.
Step Task
1. Confirm Ditch Magnets are available at the Rig.

2. Install two or more Ditch Magnets at the mud return line.

company.
Step Task
2.2 Discuss and agree with client specific surface test procedures.
client.
Step Task

2.4 Confirm awareness of tool specifications with drilling contractor and company representative.
Step Task
2.5 Import data into Drilling Office and validate.

Step Task
1. Ensure the drilling engineering pack to be imported is the latest version and confirm in DOX.
2. Check the BHA from DOX or Drilling Program and make sure all necessary tools given in the BHA are available.
3. Check for the anti-collision issue and confirm all exceptions have been approved in QUEST.
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4. Check if available drill bit type and nozzle configuration agree with the planned BHA.
5. In the DOX window, click the Drilling Engineering tab.
6. Select the applicable Well Geometry.
7. Click on the correct Hole Section.
8. In Hole Section, right-click on BHA Run, and then click create scenario.
9. Select Trajectory and click Definitive Proposal.
10. Select Drill String and click BHA.
11. Ensure that the DDPak information that is loaded is the latest and confirm with the DEC.
12. Confirm that DDPak BHA details are consistent with what is being run. If not, submit an MOC Request in QUEST.
13. Confirm all exemptions associated with potential anti-collision concerns are fully approved in QUEST.
14. In Run Properties, enter data in each field. Also enter the mud weight.
2.6 Check tool hydraulics in PD2.
Step Task
1. Calculate estimate total stand pipe pressure for various scenarios with PowerDrive. Use this calculation result as a limit
during surface test to avoid excessive pressure across bias unit.
2. Verify Bit pressure drop calculation.

3. If cavitation is unavoidable, consider re-nozzling the bit for surface test and then changing the nozzles back to the
drilling set up once the test is complete.
4. Generate PD2 Pressure Drop Report and send it as part of DD Pre-Run calculations.
Step Task
Step Task
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2.9 Confirm all relevant RSS d-points are programmed in the RT frame.
Step Task

Step Task
1. Provide to the MWLD Engineers with the correct length for all tools and double check the inputs on Maxwell set up
2. Verify the correct serial number and confirm the sensor offsets
3. Provide the Elevation reference and Tie In Point information from the last Well Plan version
4. Provide to the MWLD Engineers the GeoMag inputs
5. Verify the correct North Reference.
6. Provide the Estimated Drillstring Interference and Azimuth Error from the EDI report
7. Print the DNInits and sign it (DD, MLWD Engineer and client company representative)
8. Provide to the MWLD Engineer the casing record and wellbore record to set up in Maxwell
Step Task
1. Create a new run

Step Task
1. Add the tool to the BHA in Maxwell. Enter all the tool properties
2. Check that the Total Length is correct.
2.14 Complete pre-run QC checks and send to OSC.
2.15 Perform torque test on control unit.
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Tool
2.16 Calculate the make-up torque requirements


Step Task

Step Task
compound.
3.3 Check float valve integrity (washing, damage, spring force and O-rings) and insert in correct
orientation.
* Include if running float valve
Step Task
1. Check float valve for evidence of washing damage by abrasive flow.
2. Check for visual structural damage to valve body, threads, etc
3. Check that spring force is within reasonable operating rate.
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4. Check O-rings for damage.

5. Confirm that float valve is installed in correct orientation in the tool string.
3.4 Check PowerDrive flow restrictor (greased O-rings) and confirm installation when making up the bit.
3.5 Make up bit to bit box and confirm correct nozzle size installation according to required TFA.
3.6 Make up connection with chain tongs and then apply correct torque per specifications with properly
placed rig tongs.
Step Task
4. Make up the Bit, flow restrictor and Bias Unit – Control Unit (Control Collar).
5. Put the BHA in slips and install collar clamp before unlatching the elevator from the string.
6. Make up Control Collar with Receiver.
7. Make up receiver with MWD / LWD tool.
8. Connect BHA to the top drive or kelly, install EMF shield blanket at Control Collar and makes sure it is tight.
9. Position the BHA so that the Bias Unit is just below the level of the rotary table with the pads still visible and the CU
antenna (upper hanger bolts) above rotary table.

4.1 Confirm correct PowerDrive shallow hole test procedures are followed.
Step Task
1. Set up the HSPM.

2. Check if all sensors are working in the acquisition monitor.
3. Make sure that the Magnetic Shield Blanket is installed.

5.1 PowerDrive X6 Tool Checklist
Step Task
1. Ditch Magnets installed

2. PD d-points on MWD real-time frame
3. Flow valve installed
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4. Flow restrictor installed

5. Extender length
7. Male/female wet stab
8. PD Control unit free rotation
5.2 Sidetrack from cement plug.
Step Task

6. PowerDrive toolface orientation as per Sidetrack Procedure.
7. PowerDrive Steering Ratio as per Sidetrack Procedure.
9. Sidetrack bottom depth limit
5.3 Open hole sidetrack.
Step Task

6. Ramp/Trench/Ledge depth to Sidetrack.
7. PowerDrive toolface orientation as per Sidetrack Procedure.
5.4 Sidetrack from Whipstock.
Step Task

2. Whipstock setting depth and tool face alignment
3. Window and rat-hole.
4. Top of window.
5. Bottom of window.
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6. Minimum rat-hole length outside of whipstock.

7. Mill condition wear within tolerance as per Sidetrack Procedure.
11. PowerDrive Toolface as per Sidetrack Procedure.
12. PowerDrive steering ratio as per Sidetrack Procedure.
5.5 Drilling out casing shoe.
Step Task
1. Detailed Drill Out Procedure APPROVED and AGREED.

2. Casing accessories PDC drillable
3. Expected top of cement.
4. Expected depth of casing shoe.
5.6 Kick off from vertical.
Step Task
1. Detailed Kick from Vertical procedure APROVED and AGREED

3. Maximum L/R distance from Ct to plan
4. Maximum Up/Down distance from CT to plan
5. Maximum DLS.
8. Depth of Kick Off.
9. PoweDrive MTF mode.
10. Desired PowerDrive Tool Face
5.7 Hold the tangent/lateral.
Step Task
1. Detailed drilling procedure APPROVED and AGREED.
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4. Maximum Up/Down distance from CT to plan.

5. Maximum DLS.
6. BHA stabilization as per Well Program.
5.8 Land the curve.
Step Task
1. Detailed landing the curve procedure APPROVED and AGREED.

4. Maximum TVD Up/Down from landing point.
5. Maximum DLS.
6. Landing point inclination limit.
5.9 Maintain Vertical.
Step Task
1. Detailed Maintain Vertical Procedure APPROVED & AGREED.

2. Max distance from Ct to plan or Max Inclination.
7. PowerV Mode engaged.
5.10 Drop to Vertical.
Step Task
1. Detailed Drop to Vertical Procedure APPROVED & AGREED.
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5. Maximum DLS.
11. Desired Tool Face.
12. PowerDrive GTF mode
13. Kick off / depth to star drop.
5.11 Nudging.
Step Task
1. Detailed nudge procedure APPROVED and AGREED.

5. Maximum DLS.
6. Kick off / Nudge Azimuth.
7. Kick off / Depth of Nudge.
5.12 Wiper trip.
Step Task
1. Detailed Wiper Trip procedure APPROVED & AGREED.

6 Running in Hole
6.1 Monitor individual DD tool channels.
6.2 Monitor hole temperature while tripping in and conduct staging procedures as required.
Step Task
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6.3 Monitor trip-in loads to identify hole stability issues.
Step Task
1. Record free rotating weight, slack off weight, pick up weight and torque before drilling out cement, while drilling and trip
in or out in the open hole.
2. Plot actual Drilling parameters and compare with Torque & Drag model provided by Drilling Engineer. Take corrective
actions if necessary.
7 Drilling
7.1 While drilling with BHA inside casing confirm drilling parameters are set accordingly.
7.2 Confirm any anticollision risks are assessed before drilling.
7.3 Confirm pressure differential across the pads is in range according to PD2.
temperature, WOB).
Step Task
7.5 In mud loss situations, follow the standard LCM pumping procedures.
Step Task
1. Stop the MWD tool before you pump the LCM pill.
2. Check the HSPM spectrum to make sure the tool is OFF during LCM pumping operations.
3. Make an estimate of the time necessary for the LCM pill to go from the mixing tank past the bit.
4. Make sure the LCM is in the annulus, and increase the pump speed to normal again.
5. Monitor the MWD signal to make sure the tool moves freely and didn’t jam during the LCM pumping operation.
7.6 Confirm adequate toolface control.
Step Task
1. Confirm if Tool is jammed.
2. Check the Toolface Mode before drilling.
3. If it is confirmed that the PowerDrive tool is jammed and the tool has lost its directional function, the following anti jam
attempts can be tried at the rig site.
7.7 Engage PowerV mode.
* Include if PowerDrive to be run in PowerV mode
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Step Task
1. Use Manual downlink application in HSPM or Fast Downlink Software Timings spreadsheet (see InTouch ID 6422926).
2. If running PDCU-BB, reduce flow rate to maximum downlink flow rate and wait for quite period before start downlink if
drilling flow rate above maximum downlink flow rate.
3. PowerV Operation:

7.8 Confirm proper ditch magnet monitoring.
Step Task
1. Clean the Ditch Magnets regularly (every four to six hours) with fresh or salt water.
2. Record the mass of collected magnetic material in FTL.
7.9 Perform shift handover per job cycle standard.

8.1 Downlink neutral setting prior to POOH.
8.2 Monitor trip-out loads to identify hole stability issues.
Step Task
1. For hole cleaning purpose sometimes RPM and flow rate is increased during circulation before trip.
2. During POOH, monitor pick up weight and slack off weight.
8.3 Closely monitor RPM and Shock and Vibration while backreaming.
Step Task
are given below:

9.2 Perform surface test to confirm correct tool functionality.
9.3 Break connection on rig floor with properly-placed rig tongs.
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Reuse
Step Task
9.5 Clean the extenders, install extender caps and thread protectors.
9.6 Check external tool condition and document any BHA/tool damage.
Step Task
damage it.

6. Apply thread protectors on all threads before moving the tools from the rotary table.
7. Examine the stabilizer, especially the bolts, retaining ring and alignment pin.
8. Check for any signs of corrosion or pitting.
9. Check pad condition/wear.
9.7 Check all BHA stabilization points (OD's and wear).
Step Task


10.1 Submit the Bit Run Summary from FTL-Rig.
Step Task

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Reuse
10.2 Prepare tools for backload.
Step Task
10.3 Create and submit return shipment manifest in FTL-Rig.
Step Task
page.
10.4 Update End of Well Report.

10.5 Generate and sign field ticket.
10.6 Back up run data per location procedure.
Step Task
1. Create a final DDPack from DOX.
2. Create a backup of all files and folders related with the job.
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Checklist for PowerDrive X6
Before Run in Hole

D&M-DD-PowerDrive X6
Challenge Response
MWD – DD Second Hand – IDS/ DD Lead Hand - WSO
ROE
1 Ditch Magnets …………………………………………………………….. “INSTALLED”

2 PD dpoints on MWD real-time frame……………….…………….............“CONFIRMED”
3 Float Valve …..………………………...…..………………………………..”INSTALLED”
4 Flow Restrictor…………………………………..……………………………”INSTALLED”
5 Extender Length ….……………………………………….…………………...”VERIFIED”
6 Extender Resistance………………………...……….……………………….. “VERIFIED”
7 Male/Female wet stab…………………………..…………………………”LUBRICATED”
8 PD Control Unit free rotation……………………………...…………….…….”VERIFIED”
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Table of Contents
1.6 Discuss and confirm surface and downhole filter requirements to mitigate jamming 1

client/mud company.
2.2 Discuss and agree with client specific surface test procedures 1
representative
2.5 Confirm EDI calculations from DOX. 1
2.6 Validate signal prediction at TD with Telemetry Planner 2
2.10 Check MWD ToolScope real time configuration 4
2.11 Program MWD for run with the approved RT frame 4
2.17 Set up tool/run in MaxWell 6


4.1 Measure Toolface and update Maxwell 7
4.3 Confirm the pulsation dampeners are set properly for SHT 8
4.4 Start pumps slowly using staging procedure per rotary SHT HARC 8
4.5 Start HSPM DLL recorder 8
4.6 Start pressure trace recorder 8
4.7 Monitor individual MWD/LWD tool channels 8
4.8 Send SHT data to OSC 8
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5.1 TeleScope Tool Checklist 8
6 Running in Hole 8
6.1 Start HSPM DLL recorder 8
6.2 Start pressure trace recorder 9
6.3 Confirm with rig crew a minimum depth of 1500 ft is reached prior to SHT 9
6.4 Start pumps slowly using staging procedure per rotary SHT HARC 9
6.5 Monitor individual MWD/LWD tool channels 9
6.6 Send SHT data to OSC 9
6.7 Ensure pulsation dampener precharge is set for drilling mode 9
required
6.9 Verify accurate depth tracking 9
6.10 Perform checkshot survey when MWD tool is free of magnetic interference 9
6.11 Monitor real-time data channels whenever breaking circulation on the way to bottom 9
6.12 Calibrate IWOB sensor 9
7 Drilling 9
7.3 In mud loss situations, follow the standard LCM pumping procedures 10
7.5 Monitor washout behaviours (SPP vs flow rate and turbine RPM) 10
7.7 Perform Survey 10
7.9 If surveys are out of FAC, follow agreed procedures. 10

8.3 Perform shallow hole test below 1500 ft to confirm good tool functionality for re- 11
running

9.1 Cover hole 11
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TeleScope Operational Standard Work Instruction
Step Task
1. Check all calibration are valid.

1.6 Discuss and confirm surface and downhole filter requirements to mitigate jamming
Step Task
topics:

company.
Step Task
2.2 Discuss and agree with client specific surface test procedures
client
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2.5 Confirm EDI calculations from DOX.
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2.6 Validate signal prediction at TD with Telemetry Planner

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1. Start the Telemetry Planner application.

2. Enter the inputs or open existing project if it was saved before.
3. Enter the rig name in the Inputs. Choose Gap size, unit system in Tool configuration panel.
4. Enter Well Information. Use the drilling program to obtain the required data.
5. Enter the Drill pipes information from TeleScope to surface.
6. Enter the Mud Information.
7. Enter the Pumps and Dampeners information.
8. Obtain surface piping information from the rig. Set number of pipes from the pump to manifold, then use the Pipe Index
to setup properties of each pipe. Selected pipe will be highlighted by RED on a sketch.
9. Enter the number of the SPT and location in the Sensor Location panel.
10. Enter in the Telemetry mode information. If several types are planned to be used on different depths provide inputs
separately.
11. Enter estimated strokes for each pump.

12. Enter the Depth Range Information (if several frequencies are supposed to be used-choose different ones).
13. Click Compute Piping Simulation. Signal strength will be shown for all SPT sensors.
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1. Clean the thread and saver sub from inside on the side of the tool you are going to connect to. If you run TeleScope
standalone or with Motor only first you have to remove the Bull plug and install the extender to be able to connect to the tool.
2. Prepare a 1/2 in socket extension to remove a Bull plug to install the extender for programming. If a one piece extender
is not available, the socket extension part must be secured together to ensure it won't be left in the tool using adequate tape.
3. Use a long 1/2-in socket extension to remove the Bull plug.
4. Choose the appropriate extender: see table to identify the one required. Working in the reverse order will install the
extender to the TeleScope. When installing the extender, note the following items:
5. Remove the bull plug from inside the collar using the wrench and long extension. Remove the protector cap on the
base of the extender and screw it onto the Bull plug. This will protect the Bull plug from getting damaged.
6. Clean all components (for example: saver sub/collar ID, centralizers) before inserting the extender into the collar.
Applying a small amount of grease, the centralizers will help guide the extender into the correct collar location.
7. Install the extender in the tool by hand. Once the extender is in position, it is helpful to turn the extender
counterclockwise in order to determine the first thread. Then, proceed to turn clockwise until it becomes tight.
8. Insert the extender spanner wrench inside the collar, the teeth at the edge of the wrench will mate with the teeth on the
extender. When the wrench is engaged, place the deep socket on the hex driver on the outer end of the wrench.
9. Apply the correct amount of torque when the extender is correctly tightened (100 lbf.ft for the downhole extender and
75 lbf.ft for the uphole extender).
10. Install the extender using the correct handling tool. Use a chain tong to prevent rotation of the tool. Use a wrench or
gas pipe wrench to rotate the Extender removal tool to install the extender. Always ask your co-worker for help you if you need to
move something heavy!
11. Use a 1/2-in socket to remove the extender cap. It should be hand-torqued, but sometimes you need to apply extra
effort to loosen it.
12. Clean the extender inner contact with cotton buds, apply some DC-111 on the wet stab.
13. Clean the thread and gently insert the wet stab into the extender. Don’t push it too hard, the wet stab can be damaged
easily. Apply copper “crocodiles” onto the very end of the collar thread.
14. Prepare the LTB modem with wires and wet stab adaptors, a 1/2-in socket set to unscrew extender cup, Male Wet-
Stab (S-289001) and Female Wet-Stab (S-289007).
15. Connect the TSIM1 cable (dump cable) to the LTB modem, screw it together correctly. If necessary, secure the
modem to protect from water/humidity.
16. Apply some lubriplate on the O-rings before installation of the Bull plug into the tool. Install the Bull plug and torque to
100 lbf.ft with a 1/2-in drive wrench extension.
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2. Click “Add Run” and enter Name and Description.

4. TSIM power should be ON. Switch the tool power ON, verify Com port/Tool Bus, choose Field Mode, Click “Start
ToolScope”, then Establish Communication in a new opened window.
2.10 Check MWD ToolScope real time configuration
* Include if MWD is programmed prior to mobilization
Step Task
1. Make sure the correct Name and a Software version of your tool is in the “Modules” Field, close the communication
Panel, click Setup>Edit Tool config.
2. Click “Auto” and enter the Job Editor field with all relevant data. Click on SPM backup. Click OK.
3. Upload realtime frame from the tool to hspm and confirm realtime frame is as per pre-job agreement.
2.11 Program MWD for run with the approved RT frame
* Exclude if MWD is programmed prior to mobilization
Step Task
1. Open “Advanced” properties. Discuss with the FSM if you need “Regular” or “Low inclination” MTF/GTF Switch.
2. Check if you need Auto Survey mode or Delayed Survey. Check everything once again and click OK.
3. You might see the following window. Click “Yes”. In case BHA consists of TeleScope and Motor you can’t have any
Status Word for it. With Power Drive you might not have PDSTAT in Utility frame.
4. Click “Yes” if you want to leave Collar RPM 20.

5. Enter all fields in the Survey Quality panel. Use the Well Plot information for reference. If you have none, then use the
Survey Tool Box.
Step Task
1. Choose the default config, Click Edit and then click Edit Files
2. Set for 0 if not present or if you don’t need any parameters to record:
3. Change the record rate if necessary. Click OK then
4. LTBDBG – Record only for tools present in the BHA. For example: BHA is TeleScope, EcoScope and SonicVISION.
Software will assign T1-tracks EcoScope and T2 tracks SonicVISION. Put 0 for the rest.
5. Estimate Memory Duration – Remember that TeleScope is ON only when it is pumped through above MTA flowrate
threshold. So the Memory Duration is actually Pumping Time, not Run Duration.
6. Save configuration (or different configurations, if you need to create ones with different record rates) under a new
name.
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7. Assign your configuration for Set Slow, Medium and a Fast (Or different configurations to corresponding modes). Click
OK.
8. Click Report and choose a folder to save TeleScope configuration (PuP_config.txt).
9. Click “Close” and you will be prompted to choose the folder for the backup configuration
10. Click Setup>Edit Job location
11. Check against the Well plot/STB calculations, enter the fields. These values are vitally critical and are used for ToolG
calculation during WST.

Step Task
1. Click Setup>Initialize the tool

2. Check the time and click OK. Make sure your MaxWell and HSPM are synchronized before the tool initialization! If not
synced in may lead to RM data shifted.
3. Click OK
4. Wait until it has passed, then click Close
5. Click Setup>Download Tool Configuration
6. Switch the tool power off. Wait around 1 minute. Switch power ON
7. Establish communication and connect to the tool.
8. Go to Diagnostic>Wellsite test
9. Choose Auto
10. Select PuP, Click “Identify”. Then “Close” when see SW of your tool identified.
11. Click “Yes” if correct
12. Wait until uploading has passed.
13. Click “Yes” if correct
14. Check Data points, click “Close” and then “Yes” if correct
15. Check, click “Close” and then “Yes” if correct
16. Wait until configs are uploaded, then click “Close”. Then “Yes”
17. Check GAMMA RAY group. Make sure calibration date matches with OST.
18. DnI Calibration is valid for 1000 pumping hours (refer to Qtrac for calibration criteria). Click “Close” after checking
19. Check the Comm Port and Comm Mode. Make sure the Tool Power is switched ON. Click “Connect”. Click “Yes”
when you see name and SW version of your tool.
20. Always check RTC is working. CLOCK OFF message indicates problem with RTC battery (should be changed every 6
months)
21. Click OK if connected from LTB. Follow the second part of instruction if not.
22. Check the Wellsite Test Report (WSTHIst.txt)
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23. Turn off the TSIM and disconnect the tool

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1. Specify a folder for Auto Backup of RT Data

for Well Plot.
calculated.
Client as well.
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1. Create a new run
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2.17 Set up tool/run in MaxWell

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1. Add new toolstring you just modified

2. Right click on your Toolstring in “Toolstring” insert, then “Validate”. If everything is filled in properly, the toolstring will be
validated, if not, all issues will be shown to you in the corresponding window
3. Fix what the errors and validate the toolstring again.
4. Click “Start” in “Run manager” menu after validation. Acquisition will be started and new window will be opened.
5. Open “Tasks” on the Task insert on the right side of the Acquisition panel. To establish MaxWell to HSPM
communication double click on “HSPM Control” and choose Location Remote (or Local in case you have MaxWell and HSPM on
the same computer), Buffer recover “No”, and type IP Address of your HSPM computer in “Browse” window and type the password:
‘horizon’. Then click “Start”.

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placed rig tongs
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4.1 Measure Toolface and update Maxwell
* Include if running with a bent motor and MWD tool
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which HSPM is running and the other on which MaxWell is running. Switch on the demodulation and load setting from tool scope (it
is assumed that the tool was programmed with the same MCMP on which HSPM will run).
4.3 Confirm the pulsation dampeners are set properly for SHT
4.4 Start pumps slowly using staging procedure per rotary SHT HARC
Step Task
1. Minimize pump flow rate and bring up the rig pumps slowly during SHT to minimize the magnitude of pressure spikes.
4.5 Start HSPM DLL recorder
4.6 Start pressure trace recorder
4.7 Monitor individual MWD/LWD tool channels
4.8 Send SHT data to OSC
Step Task
1. All programming files and snapshots taken during the pre-run QC check need to be sent to OSC for final verification.

5.1 TeleScope Tool Checklist
Step Task
1. Extender Length

2. Extender Resistance
3. Real time frames
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5. Tool Face Correction measured
6. Tool Face Correction in MaxWell
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6.1 Start HSPM DLL recorder
* Exclude if performing shallow hole test at rotary
6.2 Start pressure trace recorder
* Exclude if performing shallow hole test at rotary
6.3 Confirm with rig crew a minimum depth of 1500 ft is reached prior to SHT
6.4 Start pumps slowly using staging procedure per rotary SHT HARC
Step Task
1. Minimize pump flow rate and bring up the rig pumps slowly during SHT to minimize the magnitude of pressure spikes.
6.5 Monitor individual MWD/LWD tool channels
6.6 Send SHT data to OSC
6.7 Ensure pulsation dampener precharge is set for drilling mode
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6.9 Verify accurate depth tracking

* Exclude if depth tracking is provided by thrid party
Step Task
1. Check if it is necessary to re-log some sections of hole (for instance, if a tool failure occurred during the previous run).
2. Make sure that the bit depth tracks correctly.
3. Make sure that the hookload sensor is correctly calibrated so that the drill sting goes in and out of slips during a
connection.
6.10 Perform checkshot survey when MWD tool is free of magnetic interference
Step Task
1. Take a checkshot survey at the last surveying point of the previous run.
2. The Field Engineer must validate repeatability.
3. Check the surveys with the Field Acceptance Criteria (FAC):
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4. If the survey is out of the FAC, then one of the following is possible:
6.11 Monitor real-time data channels whenever breaking circulation on the way to bottom
6.12 Calibrate IWOB sensor
* Include if running IWOB Sensor
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temperature, WOB)
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7.3 In mud loss situations, follow the standard LCM pumping procedures
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you do the applicable procedure.
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1. Total shocks, SHK3TM_RT, Shock_i, Shkrsk, Sticknslip, Stuck, CRPM and MVC data MUST BE MONITORED for all
times from the beginning of the run.
3. Should the BHA be run out of specs despite migration measure, notifications letter should be printed and delivered to
the company man
4. Update the out of specs notification in BRS.

8. For mitigating stick slip refer to the flow chart on the next page.
7.5 Monitor washout behaviours (SPP vs flow rate and turbine RPM)
Step Task
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Control Standard, especially sections 4.3.3 and 4.3.4. In summary, the following observations must be made and adjust according
to standard:
7.7 Perform Survey
7.9 If surveys are out of FAC, follow agreed procedures.
Step Task
1. Run DMAG software

2. Check the quality of the surveys:

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3. Ensure pump rate is adequate for WMD tool to turn on if running a batteryless too
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are given below:
8.3 Perform shallow hole test below 1500 ft to confirm good tool functionality for re-running

9.1 Cover hole
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9.2 Connect to tool

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5. Apply the correct amount of torque when the extender is correctly tightened (approximately 100 lbf.ft for the downhole
extender and 75 lbf.ft for the uphole extender).
7. Use a 1/2-in socket to remove the extender cup. It should be hand-torqued, but sometimes you need to apply extra
8. Clean the extender inner contact with cotton buds, apply some DC111 on the wet stab.
10. Connect the TSIM cable (dump cable) to the LTB modem, screw it together correctly. If necessary, secure the modem
to protect from water/humidity.About Bull Plugs:
12. Prepare the LTB modem with wires and wet stab adaptors, a 1/2-in socket set to unscrew extender cup, Male Wet-
Stab (S-289001) and Female Wet-Stab (S-289007).
13. Prepare a 1/2 in socket extension to remove a Bull plug to install the exstender for programming. If a one piece
extensor is not available, the socket extension part must be secured together to ensure it won't be left in the tool using adequate
tape.
16. Choose the appropriate extender: See table to identify the one required: working in the reverse order will install the
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damage it
8. Check for any signs corrosion or pitting
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1. Prepare the LTB modem with wires and wet stab adaptors, a 1/2-in socket set to unscrew extender cup, Male Wet-Stab
(S-289001) and Female Wet-Stab (S-289007).
2. Prepare a 1/2 in socket extension to remove a Bull plug to install the exstender for programming. If a one piece
extensor is not available, the socket extension part must be secured together to ensure it won't be left in the tool using adequate
tape.
5. Choose the appropriate extender: See table to identify the one required:Working in the reverse order will install the
extender to the TeleScope. When installing the extender, note the following items:
10. Apply the correct amount of torque when the extender is correctly tightened (approximately 100 lbf.ft for the downhole
extender and 75 lbf.ft for the uphole extender).

12. Use a 1/2-in socket to remove the extender cup. It should be hand-torqued, but sometimes you need to apply extra
13. Clean the extender inner contact with cotton buds, apply some DC111 on the wet stab.
15. Connect the TSIM cable (dump cable) to the LTB modem, screw it together correctly. If necessary, secure the modem
to protect from water/humidity.About Bull Plugs:

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10.2 Splice runs and generate memory log/DLIS/DATA as per SOP requirements
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10.3 Generate DQR
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1. Go to the Data Quality Reporting panel in FTL Rig (see example below).
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