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CSD User Manual - Completion Services

1. Delete Copy Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 121 1 Enter information in the description columns 2 Select Search Based on the information entered CSD finds parts matching with this Input Description Symbol Scroll down and choose between the symbols Part No A unique part number for the part Usually given in assy dwg from the supplier Descr A short description of the part Threads Also known as coupling Manufacturer Manufacturer of the part Matl Spec Material Specification CSD Scale OD Scaling OD for part Usually the same as Threads OD Top inch Nom weight Nominal weight to the part Threads OD Top Outer diameter at top Threads OD BottomOuter diameter at bottom The search field CSD Scale OD and Nom Weight are special The values entered are starting point for intervals The size of the interval is adjusted in Setup Choosing the tab Misc you find the fields under Part Search Precision As a example If CSD Scale OD search precision is 0 1 and you enter 5 in your search all CSD Scale between 4 9 and 5 1 are included in the search If the part you are looking for missing in equipment database please fill out an standard excel sheet for part registration in CSD and contact CSD Help and Support to create this for you The CSD Part registration form can be found in the open dialog box Completion Services 122 CSD User Guide 2 Excel Repos 1 How To Do
2. ScaleQD inch 7 000 inch MaxOD inch 4 770 inch MinID inch 6 039 inch DriftID inch 2 969 inch Fixed Depth m Comments Matl spec L 80 Threads Vam Top B X P Threads OD Top J Threads OD Bottom 7 Manufacturer we Supplier F Comments Comments 3 Righ click on the current part choose Item Properties and add comment in the column Comment Completion Services 16 CSD User Guide w ER T 32H Vam Top Pup Joint Length Manufacturer Suppl CSD Scale OD Nom weight Length joint Max OD Min ID Drift ID Comment Detach 1 10 7 Copy to Image Tag Joint number Stinger length Fixed depth symbol Matl spec Serial Number Threads Vam Top B XP Threads OD Top inch Threads OD Bottom inch Create Mew Part From This Data CSD has also Copy to Image function which allows the user to copy the main screen and use it in document etc Choosing Edit Copy to Image copies the active page to the clipboard This enables you to paste it into other applications The image is built in two formats Metafile and bitmap Choose the format that gives the best result in the external application NOTE This function copies current page the user is in To copy sketch go to the Sketch mode and select this function To copy schematic go too the Schematic mode and select this function Tip When pasting into Microsoft Office applications you should choose Edit Paste Speci
3. Lt HE Toolbox M Check List li Explorer Aib Well Data FIG 2 Automated CheckList E Minimum Drift ID 5 796inch 30 000m s Threads Check auto Result Error See error column in sch Override Override Reason As tally Override Date 24 04 2015 Override By admin Last Run 12 43 44 Casing Data 4 yl Survey Data 0 E Perforation Data Completed Date 24 04 2015 Completed By admin e Approved By Completed B ix Toolbox Check List la Explorer Ht Well Data Completion Services Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL FIG 3 Threads Check is overridden Wellbore Schematic Columns MD RKB Bottom of Item MD Skid deck Effective length Total Length Makeup loss Cum Length TVD RKB Angle Max OD CSD Symbol OD Min ID Drift ID Nominal Weight Cost 1000 Units Decimals Expansion Part Explorer Columns Threads Threads OD Top Threads OD Bottom Part Number ID Number Description Matl spec Manufacturer Supplier Symbol Name Symbol Symbol 2 Symbol Extra Info Formation Assembly Int yield press Test Int yield press Work Collapse res Test Collapse res Work Dynamic Attribute Serial Number Tag Joint No Run Joint No Comment Volume FIG 4 To show the Error column in wellbore schematic Go to Options Setu
4. New row 1 Select New 2 Enter date and information about occurrence Note that you can use Ctrl Enter to insert a line break 3 Update the list Edit an existing row Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed an push Update OK or go to another tab Remember to save the Well Schematic before you close it by choosing File Save or Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL os Ctrl S Delete a row Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list 1 4 1 2 Well amp Completion Attributes In addition to Well amp Completion Data you should also register data in Well amp Completion Attributes as this will affect the layout of the Schematic and ketch In order to get a proper presentation you should e g enter casings perforations formation etc Choose Data Well amp Completion Attributes or push the button 4 L 1 eme DADA PRS an Attributes that can be entered o Casing o Casing attributes o Cement Plug o Fish o Formation o Gravel Pack o Perforation o Survey data o Well Hole o X mas tree 1 4 1 2 1 Casing Casing is located under Data and Well amp Completion Attributes The casing tab contains information about casing size casing depth and general information such as Max OD ID treads etc The inner casings are drawn on the schematic the casing sho
5. WN Completion String Design 8 0 12 E 52 File Edit View Item Data Database Options Window Help d D Ula uaj adala ooi e Ae Le IN lt usertemplate gt BADHA Lii om im AW g al tlalar a Toolbox a E Asse Symbol Symbol MD RKB MD RKB Length Drift Description Part Number Comments 43 Symbol Extra Top Bottom k OD E 1D f ID LA 1 0 Generic Items freetext symbols Info m m m inch inch inch Y 11 TUBULARS 34 250 34 991 0 741 12750 6 260 7 29 Upper Manger 12394 02X Stub acme bx BDS b y 1 2 SUBS 34 991 38 011 3 020 7 656 6 184 6 089 7 29 BDS Pup Joint P 700 290 BDS 13CR Upper hanger sholder 38 011 40 231 2 220 10 870 6 260 7 29 Lower Hanger TUBING 001 Lower hanger shoulder 40 231 43 311 3 080 7 656 6 184 6 059 X over 7 29 Vam Top Bx 7 29st Vam Ace P XO 700 290 VT 13CR 01 43 311 557 081 513770 7 657 6 184 6 059 7 29 VamAce Tubing T 700 290 VA 13CR 3 1 3 VALVES 3 14 PACKERS gt gt 1 5 ENTRY GUIDES 3 16 PLUGS 3 17 DUAL 1 8 ESP EQUIPMENT 19 EXPANSION Assy 8 9 061 Cement Good quality 310 000 491 400 557 081 560 131 3 050 7 705 6 184 6 059 7 29 Pup Joint Vam Ace B x Vam Top P m 560 131 562 311 2180 9 453 6 000 5 995 7 TRM 4P CF 23247 000 00203 1 3 2 0 SEAL EQUIPMENT ER nee 3 2 1 INSERTED EQUIPMENT casn 1034 00 f O00 562311 564 401 2 090 7 699 6 184 6 059 7 29 Pup Joint Vam Top B x Vam Ace P 2 2 GAUGE EQUIPMENT 2 3 M
6. 150 1 A 10 Main Well 2 01 Plan Con O m Database Options Window Help 4 I Secondary String Mode 5 Toggle Single Dual Delete Current Wellbore Well amp Completion Data 1 i Well amp Completion Attributes NOTE To delete a lateral bore contact the CSD System Administrator You can write the correct wellbore name in Data Well amp Completion Data or double click on a wellbore banner and change the name then hit Enter One input field will update the other Remember to use the correct name tags for the different wellbores Completion Services 102 CSD User Guide Well amp Completion Data Main Wellbore al General Data Main Wellbore 15352 789 38 747 Double click 45391535 29441404 E 3 18332 940 396602 5921 NO 31 2 G 11 BYTH NO 31 2 0 11 BY2H NO 31 2 Q 11 BY3H Sketch NOTE You should not double register any elements across the different wellbores such as common casing strings You connect the lateral wellbore to a parent wellbore in the Data Completion Data Depths dialog by entering TAML MD and Parent Wellbore TAML MD A CSD specific value which indicates where the lateral wellbore connects to the parent for the wellbore Top depth for the first element in the lateral wellbore Parent Wellbore TAML Classification 5 Pesar tert t the uncia To connect the wellbores use the control points to place the lateral bore s to the main bore a
7. Sketch Text View Part E Align Left And Sort Align Right And Sort F Move Together Select All Ctri A Properties You can always reset text position by right clicking the canvas and choose Reset All Text Positions Add Annotation Add Control Point Reset All Texts Reset All Control Points Refresh FS Er D Select All Ctrl A 1 3 3 2 1 Changing the texts It is possible to change all the texts in the sketch Only one text can be changed at the time Choose a text by clicking on it with the left mouse bottom If you click once more you enter edit mode for this text You can also press F2 instead of the second mouse click In the textbox you can either write free text or in code format By writing in code the information will automatically appear and maintain updated if you change some of the information in CSD It is important to remember that when you write in freetext you loose the connection to the data in the object For Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL instance if you have a casing text and then change the depth of the casing the freetext in the sketch will not show these changes If you change the text either with freetext or code CSD will automatically add a star sign to the text as shown in figure below pue mia ete D 5 0 EZSV XY List of code that can be used in Sketch WellCompletion PB MD PB TVD FILL MD FILL TVD TD MD TD
8. E Int yield press Test E Int yield press Work E Collapse res Test 7 Dynamic Attribute NP CSD User Guide Threads E Threads OD Top Threads OD Bottom J Part Number 7 ID Number Description Matl spec Manufacturer E Supplier Symbol Name E Symbol Symbol 2 Symbol Extra Info Formation Assembly C Serial Number Tag Joint No Run Joint No Comment Volume Fe _ Run No Select which columns to appear in the search criteria for the Part Explorer 1 9 5 Sketch Sketch is located under Option Setup or by pressing E Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 145 Smoothing Mode Well Hole High Speed Casing High Quality Show all casings Perforation Symbol Transparency Fish g E Cement Plug Gravel Pack Under Reamed Element fil Casing Attribute 152 Fill elements V Formation E Bottom of Well Info Show Check off which information you wish to appear in the sketch window Smoothing Mode This will effect the appearance of the sketch Symbol Transparency Move the arrow to the left to make the symbols in sketch more transparent and opposite in the other direction Element fill It is also possible to personalize fills for the symbols in the sketch You can edit the color position or choose not to have fill at all Scale Adjust the scale of the schematic To enlarge the sketch move t
9. 6 050 6 075 Part Number A 130138 VAT P 700 320 VAM L80 01 T 700 320 VAM L80 P 700 320 VAM L80 FLC VAM 700 01 FLC VAM 700 01 P 700 320 VAM L80 T 700 320 VAM L80 P 700 320 VAM L80 810 14 7301 P 700 320 VAM L80 T 700 320 VAM L80 P 700 320 VAM L80 683 57 5002 443 53 9191 409 07 9455 P 700 320 VAM L80 01 299 69 4801 P 550 230 VAM L80 488 01 3206 005 801 52 6503 P 550 230 VAM L80 Description Comments 77 32 5K 10K TBG HNGR CWCT W 2 CL PORTS 7 32 Vam Pup Joir Setup EE x 7 32 Vam Tubing E i REA 7 32 Vam Pup Joir 7 32 Flow Couplin 7 32 Flow Couplin 7 32 Vam Pup Joir 7 32 Vam Tubing 7 32 Vam Pup Joir 7 32 L SL SLEE 7 32 Vam Pup Joir 7 32 Vam Tubing 7 32 Vam Pup Joir 7 5 5 324 207 A 5 1 2 20 KC 22 Ar 7 35 SAB 3 Pack 7 32 Vam Pup Joir T 35 x 5 1 2 20 V 5 1 2 23 Vam Pup 4 1 2 SC 1 Packer 4 1 2 12 62 New Vam 5 1 2 20 F Top N 5 1 2 23 Vam Pup Joint An element can be locked to a specific depth This function is used if you have two string in the well see example below want to make a stringer to set the starting point on a lateral wellbore etc Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 151 1206 496 6 398 1212894 3 314 1216 207 5 971 1222178 8 169 1230 348 147 014 1377 362 13 091 1390 453 7 644 1398 097 0 919 1399016 1 148 1400 164 8 530 1400 164 0 984 1407 710 0
10. Completion Services User Manual CSD Completion String Design WWW CSsd as Completion Services as Fabrikkveien 9 4033 Stavanger NORWAY Phone 47 913 01 006 CSD Copyright Completion Services as 2 CSD User Guide Table of Contents 0 Partl CSD USER MANUAL 5 A gt MEVEF OCU CUO Niro 5 Ge Me ral informatioTi sorires anana A a EA aA A vim 6 THE CSD CONCE Diara EE 6 LOGOM mR etree Ne ee rer eer 8 ZEE GV emendare UR 9 oet Read ODIY uote tiv dovevo a OUR P AN van en Eva Al 12 SNOW BPFE VV GINS passar aida id 14 Open as Read Onlyucicaca bar iD A A a Rda 16 3 GOD AI CoN TU 16 Context Meneses a 18 SCchematlo eee 20 o T ee TL PE 22 Toolbox IM Schema Modera AA 22 CECE ERE TTE 24 A A 30 ues ri S 34 Menpar nt iaa 36 Properes UAM RN 37 SAUS DI A A A A E E 39 A a LE 39 Contool POIDES atada e adn 40 DET aru nc roD TRIER nee Tre 40 Move Contool PONS ioca ec A qc dea mc in oec ht v aeter d ire as 40 Add or delete Control PONTS Sioned vod e oett dao it iaa 41 Text gsethstienvedre natem db utenti diutius toc LM qu cal acl Pettis M E el at ite LL D T PUE 41 changing MiS dc dd 42 e SAN AA erc beta Pete cene el oe ead C gad Aaa Etpe et cae C ed iain ee beet e bu Lue dc anes 44 ONS Mc E MERE D RETRO ONCE EE RR UR 45 Copy to Made S T T TEM 46 WEIR AU Tct PE 47 4
11. 0 200 m SymbolOD inch 1 500 inch MaxOD inch 1 500 inch MinID inch 0 000 inch DriftID finch 0 000 inch Fixed Depth m no value Comments Matl spec Monel Threads hreads OD Top Threads OD Bottom E Manufacturer Weathertord L Supplier Weatherford 1 Equipment length Nominal OD 1 Latch type EM Equipment length L Properties After performing the steps from section A this is how the Properties toolbox should look like when using an existing part in this case a Latch B For non mandatory values In this section we will use Gas Lift Valve as an example We want to add orifice type as a dynamic attribute to all Gas Lift Valves 1 Repeat 1 and 2 keeping in mind that we are regarding Gas Lift Valves 2 We wantto add Orifice Type as a dynamic attribute This has default values as followed Orifice and Venturi Select Enabled and Is Default Value Only Thus these 3 options can be modified and selected when creating and using an existing part Add the 2 options under Valid Values by clicking the folder icon Furthermore select String under Data type for drop down choices Leave Unit Measure Quantity blank All is shown in Figure 4 3 Since these are default values and not mandatory it is possible to add a third option as Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL NOS seen in figure 4 It is not always the case that orifice types would be available for all gas lift valves Choose this option too for a similar matte
12. 148 460 140 610 215 4730 258131 27813 15 Cortrol Lime Hydraulic New 150 610 Change 151 445 Fixed Depth l 154 580 as 5 o 158 880 ij View Part G 163 530 ES 163 530 Reject Joint 170 000 Insert Similar Joint From Inventory 599 089 Eu Cut Skift Del 602 234 Ano nen 23 Copy Ctrl C t Wellbore Sketch Well Path Ctrl V F Et lp Select All Ctri A Enter search text here 181 parts 76 symbols SF Item Properties The selection will show as an assembly in the Assembly column typically placed as the first column in the Schematic grid lt r 144490 147 625 3 135 3 500 2 992 3 1 2 Pup Joint 147 625 148 460 0 835 3 920 2 880 2 880 3 1 2 Flow Coupling 148 460 150 610 2 150 5 030 2813 2813 3 1 2 TRSV SP Control Line Hydraulic 150 610 151 445 0 835 3 920 2 880 2 880 3 1 2 Flow Coupling 151 445 154 580 3 135 3 500 2 992 3 1 2 Pup Joint 154 580 158 880 4300 5340 2750 2 747 Sliding Sleeve Select the assembly and right click to Renumber Assembly or Unassembly Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 107 Renumber Assembly Cut Skift Del Copy Ctr C Paste Ctrl V 1 4 2 6 Generic Symbols Using Generic Items freetext symbols Generic Items are used typically when there is lesser information available about parts Often that is parts where there s no information about Part Number This includes parts
13. 40en Det i 1 amp x Am i x 1 IL a Case m COOm oe o z a R SUSE NII 008 Nodo Mag es 4 CENS B Cement 1906 200m 2096 1000 MO 096 100m m LE htm tt e e sis 5e e Pe is po m nose 7 ms t NO Ut NS TT Y Sketch Well Path Completion Services 100 CSD User Guide Ass Symi bol Symbol Formati on MO RKE Len gtt Extra Top Info ft ft 7810 791 4 362 7815 154 11 02 7826 178 116 965 7943 143 6 071 7949 213 1 31 7950 525 8 621 sang Window 7965 079 7985 564 1959 154 20 24 7972408 19 65 7992 060 0 88 7992 946 239 7995 341 13 25 8008 596 35 02 8043622 10 00 8053 629 17 74 8071 378 131 8063 583 20 95 8084 541 4 24 8088 789 4 39 8093186 1143 ang 3525 7603018 8126 312 8104 619 160 614 35159 35255126312 8232 323 ment 885 G27 S92 323 8265 233 43 56 8308 796 113 08 8421880 38 37 8460 256 2676 84 ame 11137100 38 37 NO 31 3 8 24 Y1HT2 NO 31 3 8 24 Y2H NO 31 3 8 24 Y3H Sketch A lateral bore should start with the first element attached to the cross section of the parent wellbore or from the hanger section inside the parent wellbore NOTE You don t insert an element in a lateral bore which is already inserted in the main bore 1 4 2 4 1 The Main Bore of a Multilateral Well You start by building the main wellbore in the same manner as in non multilateral wells Follow t
14. 502 150 2 590 4 778 4 545 5 530 5 1 2 23 Vam Top P X 5 1 2 20 Vam Top HC Pup Joint 9 2 2 GAUGE EQUIPMENT 504 740 36 450 4 607 4 023 6 211 5 1 2 20 Tubing Vam Top HC B XP 2 3 MLT EQUIPMENT 9 2 4 PERFORATION EQUIPMENT 541 190 2 050 4 778 4 653 6 110 5 1 2 20 Pup Joint Vam Top HC B XP 2 5 SCREEN AND GRAVEL PACK EQ 543 240 4 220 4 570 4 545 8 280 9 5 8 X 5 1 2 CASV 9 2 6 HANGERS ig Control Line 1 4 X 0 049 Hydr Control line gt gt 2 7 FLOW CONTROL zo Control Line Eletrical 2 8 MISC na 547 460 5 610 4 560 4 545 8 290 9 5 8 X 5 1 2 FLX 4 La 9 2 9 SPACER amp CSD ROW EXPANSION 553 070 0 940 4680 4 545 8 190 5 1 2 20 Punch Gom Nipple 3 0 WELL TESTING v 554 010 1 070 4 778 4 653 6 110 5 1 2 20 Pup Joint Vam Top HC B XP F Toolbox 7 check List Ab Explorer p well Data e 555 080 3 010 4 778 4 653 6 110 5 1 2 20 Pup Joint Vam Top HC B X P qu TE Properties a El DER 558 090 0 650 4 778 4 653 7 690 5 1 2 20 7 29 X Over Vam Top HC B X Vam Top B aM 7 9 lt 558 740 2 750 6 184 6 059 7 060 7 29 Pup Joint Vam Top P X P ez Z 561 490 465 000 6 184 6 059 7 644 7 29 Tubing Vam Top B X P Symbol Generic Valve 2 Background Color Clear Part Number So 1026 490 3 000 6 184 6 059 7 690 7 29 Pup Joint Vam Top B X P Desenptian TSM 5 Safety Valve on 5 1029 490 0 650 4 778 4 653 7 690 7 29 X 5 1 2 208 X Over Vam Top B X Vam Top HC B Modal b o 1 1030 140 2 720 4 778 4 545 5 530 5 1 2 20 Pup Joi
15. A Your Well Here 3 Read Only gt E Norway Completion Services
16. Choosing Edit Copy to Image copies the sketch to the clipboard including a well report header This enables you to paste it into other applications The sketch is built in two formats Metafile and bitmap Choose the format that gives the best result in the external application Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL File Edit View Item Data Database C Undo Alt Tilbake 1 Redo Ctrl Y f Cut Skift Del 3 Copy Ctrl C 14 Paste Ctrl V Clear Num 5 Select All Ctrl A Copy All Tip When pasting into Microsoft Office applications you should use Edit Paste Special Device independent bitmap for the best result 1 3 4 Well Path The Well Path shows a 3D representation of the well path This only works if you have imported survey data True Scaling of Sketch mode If you click on F12 while in Well Path you will see that the Sketch will change and take the same form as in Well Path The completion equipment will also be scaled accordingly true scale mode If you then click F12 again in Sketch mode the schematic will keep the Well Path shape but the completion equipment returns from true scaling You can zoom move and twist the drawing using special mouse operations If you press and hold the left mouse button while moving the mouse you move the drawing If you press and hold the right mouse button while moving the mouse you zoom To twist the drawing see it from different angles you press and hold bo
17. Dual String Com T 151 445 154 580 3 135 3 500 2 992 3 1 2 Pup Joint NA GICA 2n CCN MAI m D Casing 9 5 8 0 0 1491 470 H Toolbo Check List Z Explorer Ji Well Data TD 2193 000m Properties n 2 9 Symbol 1T Adjustable Hanger W Symbol Name Adjustable Hanger Wel Description Scale Factor B 7 Show In Sketch Iv Test Wellbore Sketch Well Path o Detached From Part EY oe Enter search text here 181 parts 76 symbols Part Number Symbol Name Description M MinL Scale Leng ID Num Eff L Max Drift N Threads Thre Thre Manufacturer Supplier Mati s C In generic Adjustable Hanger Well Testing E fe 90001 Adjustable Union Adj Union 2 990 4 750 2 660 2 660 4 750 2 990 VAM ACE B XP 5 250 5 500 ABB Vetco Grey ABB Vetco Grey E H443 70 8002 Anchor 5 1 2 RHR IMD 4 780 5 500 0 300 0 300 8 260 4 750 VAM ACE B 3 500 ABB Vetco Grey ABB Vetco Grey E H443 90 8006 Anchor 7 Anchor 4 780 7 000 0 300 anchor2 0 300 8 260 4 750 VAM ACE B 7 000 7 000 ABB Vetco Grey ABB Vetco Grey 13Cr E DemoSeal Anchor 3 1 2 9 2 Seal 3 500 1 740 1740 Vam Top HCB XP 3 500 3 500 13Cr 80 E 9125AB95004 Anchor Anchor Sub 4 778 5 500 0 300 0 300 9 300 4 653 Vam Top HCBXP 5 500 5 500 13Cr 80 P ul r et 100 3 J www csd as 1 4 2 4 2 The Lateral Bore of a Multilateral Well To create an additional wellbore choose Data Insert Additional Wellbore
18. Dynamic Attribute Volume Error NOTE This setup also represents the columns showing in the printout 1 9 2 Units Decimals Units Decimals is located under Option Setup or by pressing E Completion Services 14 CSD User Guide NOTE This setup will change units and decimal for all functions in CSD including the printout 1 9 3 Expansion Expansion is located under Option and Setup or by pressing E Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 14 Symbol Expansion factor Symbols smaller than 29 Symbols between 25 and 100 Symbols larger than 100 Bottom of well expansion Number of lines to expand bottom of well Schematic 5 Number of lines to expand bottom of well Sketch Symbol Expansion The length of the tubing elements can be changed by changing the expansion factor Bottom of well expansion The length of the last part of the well area between the last element and TD can be changed Number of lines to expand bottom of well can vary from 1to 100 rows 5 rows are default 1 9 4 Part Explorer Columns Part Explorer Columns is located under Option and Setup or by pressing E Completion Services MD RKB Top of Item MD RKB Bottom of Item E MD Skid deck E Effective length E Total Length Makeup loss Cum Length TVD RKE Angle Max OD MICSD Scale OD Min ID Drift ID Nominal Weight E Cost 1000
19. H H i Liner Hanger FER 3150 70 m 1 Select New 2 Anew row will be inserted into the list and you can start to enter all the data on the right hand side The mandatory fields in this window are Size and MD bottom 3 Push Update Edit an existing row Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete a row Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list NOTE If the casing is a liner then remember to check off the Liner check box and optionally add depth of the Liner Hanger PBR Input field description for casing string list and details Input field Description Completion Services Size MD Top MD Bottom Nom Weight Max OD ID Drift ID Matl Spec Threads Comments Top of PBR 1 4 1 2 2 Casing Attribute amp CSD User Guide Nominal diameter of casing liner Measured depth MD for the top of the casing liner Measured depth MD for the bottom of the casing liner The nominal weight per foot of the casing liner pipe The maximum outer diameter OD of casing liner Inner diameter of casing liner The inside diameter of casing liner that pipe manufacturer guarantees per specifications Material specifications Also known as Coupling The coupling between two
20. Item Equipment LengthLength of the inserted equipment Serial Number Serial Number is a unique number that identifies one specific component in one specific well completion Date Installed Date when the inserted equipment was installed Drift ID The inside diameter of inserted equipment manufacturer guarantees per specifications Comments Add additional comments to current inserted equipment The inserted equipment is scaled relative to the length of the element that it s inserted into Data belonging to the inserted equipment will be presented on a separate row beneath the outer element Insert equipment must have partnumber thought this must be registered in the equipment database 9875 328 3 314 4000 5 880 5 1 2 17 FA 1 Packer 85FA47 40 9878 642 5348 4778 4653 5500 51 2 20 Vam Pup Joint 9883 990 0689 3 958 3833 5866 51 2 20 x4 1 2 12 64 Vam X over on x 9884 578 8 005 3 950 3830 4880 4 1 2 12 64 Vam Pup Joint 3885 007 3 201 4 530 5 1 2 232 Mono Lock 9892 584 1312 3759 3759 4961 41 2171 24 R Bottom NO GO Seat Nipple 3 81 9893 996 0 656 3 920 3830 5 000 4 1 2 13 5 WL Guide W Full Mule Shoe Flsn 10367 454 10629 321 The inserted equipment is scaled according to it s nominal OD The schematics will therefore look strange if you insert a 7 element into a 4 1 2 element Insert Equipment with Ctrl Function It is also possible to add inserted element from the part explorer Do as follows 1 First find the elemen
21. The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete a row Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list NOTE There is no graphical presentation of clamps 1 4 2 1 1 6 Bandit Choose a row in the schematic window choose Item Attribute or E Choose the Clamp tab Item Properties Comments inebreak Ctrl Enter Delete 1 Select New 2 Register the type of Bandit number of bandit and add a comment Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 9 3 Update the list Edit an existing row Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete a row Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list NOTE If the type field doesn t contain the Bandit type you need you must contact your system manager to update the list 1 4 2 2 Secondary String Mode You can use asecondary element layerto place a string inside a string in CSD You should use the Secondary String Mode to register inner strings DIACS Down hole instrumentation and control system straddles etc To enter the Secondary String Mode choose Data Secondary String Components or push the li button Build your secondary string as usual by dragging the elements from the Toolbox You will be asked to
22. Toolbars and Docking Windows and choose Explorer Show Expired Wells If you select Show Expired Wells at the lower left in the Open dialog or pressing the Expired button in Explorer you will see the wells that have been marked expired Those are highlighted in red as in the figures below Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 11 b k NO 34 10 A 11 A b A NO 34 10 A 12 b NO 34 10 A 13 b k NO 34 10 A 14 b NO 34 10 4 14 A b E NO 34 10 4 15 b A NO 34 10 A 15 A pK NO 34 10 A 16 A b A NO 34 10 A 17 A b A NO 34 10 A 18 b k NO 34 10 A 18 B b NO 34 10 A 19 b k NO 34 10 A 19 A H Il NO 34 10 A 20 b k NO 34 10 A 20 A gt AL NO 34 10 A 20 B gt E NO 34 10 amp 21 gt AL NO 34 10 A 21 A uh NO 34 10 A 22 pk NO 34 10 4 23 IE NO 34 10 A 24 p NO 34 10 A 24 A p NO 34 10 4 24 B E NO 34 10 A 25 p NO 34 10 A 25 A gt NO 34 10 A 25 B AL NO 34 10 4 25 C b A NO 34 10 A 26 i E NO 34 10 amp 27 b k NO 34 10 A 27 A gt NO 34 10 4 27 B b NO 34 10 A 28 bk NO 34 10 A 28 A b E NO 34 10 A 29 b k NO 34 10 A 29 A b L NO 34 10 A 30 b A NO 34 10 A 30 A b A NO 34 10 A 30 B pK NO 34 10 431 oh NO 34 10 A 32 B Expired Date 4 Show Expired Wells Le Documents OK It is also possible to open and view expired wells from the Explorer tab dl run ror LI En TI Ci E Show or hide expired wells ci pk NO6507 7 A 34 A gt NO 6507 7
23. TrainingO3 Training04 Training05 Training06 Training07 TrainingO8 TrainingO9 Training10 Training11 Training12 Training50 NB INSTRUCTOR ONLY Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write 1 11 3 Symbols NOTE CSD comes with a default symbol library found in Toolbox covering most of the completion equipment types needed to create new parts You would very rarely have to enter new symbols but if so it s recommended that you contact the CSD team at http www csd as contact us Completion Services 174 CSD User Guide Go to Database and choose Symbols The symbol dialog box is divided in two main parts 1 Symbol Symbols that are to be used in the schematics 2 Fish Symbols used with Completion Attributes Fish y Symbol database Fish eme symbol Name Exp Factor V a Y 30 PACKERS Packer Prm Hydraulic Expansior factor sublevel i DualFLX Packer Description a deb Liner Packer E PACKER General Packer Pr Hydraulic H H z E emba Packs Detached from part 44 Show in Sketch Sketch indicator bist of E Il Straddle Assembly Ger bol BB Straddle PACKER Ins Type vu q Sell carte Default ar len with joint no gt 3 1 PLUGS duci Ed Y Black Ci Var len without joint na Symbol Type 1 11 3 1 Symbol In CSD you can have several levels on the symbols 32 VALVES gt X 33 ENTRY GUIDES gt gt 34 GRAVEL PACK EGI gt X 4
24. b X 2 0 TUBULARS gt Y 21 SUBS o X 2 2 INSERTED EQUIPMENT b X 3 0 PACKERS b 3 3 1 PLUGS b 3 2 VALVES b 3 3 ENTRY GUIDES b Y 34 GRAVEL PACK EQUIPMENT gt Y 4 0 SEAL EQUIPMENT b X 41 TCP GUN EQUIPMENT b X 4 2 ESP ITEMS b Y 4 3 DUALSTRING ITEMS b X 44 GAUGE CARRIERS EQ gt 5 0 FLOW CONTROL b 3 51 HANGERS b X 6 0 MULTILATERAL EQUIPMENT b 7 0 MISC b X 8 0 SPACER amp ROW EXPANSION Adj Union Blanking Sleeve ES Cement Control line anchor Ind Coupling b iE xHydroSymbols F Toolbox M Check List amp CSD User Guide iE Symbol a b LA 1 0 Generic symbols EXISTING mode b A 1 1 Generic symbols PLAN mode 2 0 TUBULARS gt Y 21 SUBS gt Y 2 2 INSERTED EQUIPMENT gt X 3 0 PACKERS gt 3 3 1 PLUGS a 3 2 VALVES EI ASV Annulus Barrier M Check Valve Circulation Valve GB FIV Fev 8 Housing with Gas Lift Valve ER ICV W ACU PULSE Injection Valve Ed Inserted safety valve BD Kill Valve ED Knockout Valve M Safety Valve E TRFC H gt 3 3 3 ENTRY GUIDES gt 34 GRAVEL PACK EQUIPMENT gt Y 4 0 SEAL EQUIPMENT gt Y 41 TCP GUN EQUIPMENT gt Y 4 2 ESP ITEMS b 3 4 3 DUALSTRING ITEMS gt 9 44 GAUGE CARRIERS EQ ik Toolbox Check List Please note that this is just an example Organizing of symbols can be dif
25. 0 SEAL EQUIPMENT gt 4 1 TCP GUN EQUIPMI gt YY 4 2 ESPITEMS 4 gt 4 3 DUALSTRING ITE Center ta left 4 Tm t Mew Update Delete Splitter o ver 5 Cement C TCP drop O Safety valve C Hanger type a Packer type Center to left 5 Space type D Auto space type 3 Perf qun type 5 Right ta center Left to center Center to right Select File Symbol Mame 4 Y 20 PACKERS Packer Pim Hydraulic Expansior factor Sublevel 2 Dual FL Packer Description E dd Liner Packer E PACKER General O Packer Pim Hydraulic T a i Ger Detached from part Show in Sketch Sketch indicator Listas OB Straddle PACKER Ins Type symbols B Swell Packer 31 PLUGS 32 VALVES gt YY 3 3 ENTRY GUIDES gt X 3 4 GRAVEL PACK EGI gt Y 4 0 SEAL EQUIPMENT gt X 41 TCP GUN EQUIPMI gt Y 42 ESPITEMS 4 gt 4 3 DUALSTRING ITER E i d Date 5 Default E Y Black 3 Splitter 0 Over 3 Cement 5 TCP drop D Safety valve 5 Hanger type Packer type ar len without joint no 3 Var len with joint no Symbol Type Space type O Auto space type Perf qun type 5 Right ta center E Left to center Center to right Center to left OF Cancel 1 If you want to add a new symbol on the main level you choose Symbol before pressing New If you want to add a new symbol under an existing one you choo
26. 02 W Additional Well Data ey 1 03 LWI Et 12 00 Recompletion Bcc 7 Check ist E Explorer Jif Well Data Properties a el ez E BLUESHAWK NO 5150 1 A 10 Main We Country Norway Field BLUESHAWK Well NO 5150 1 A 10 M Revision 2 01 Mode Revision Remark Read Only Read Only By Access Right Write Expired E Created By XPS Admin 111 an Read Only Read Only 10095 www csd as FAQ Who can set and remove revisions as read only SCENARIO ABLE TO SET REMOVE AS READ ONLY Completion Services 14 CSD User Guide 1 2 2 Users with read access only no User with write admin access creates revision but other user set it to read only User who created the revision no User who set it to read only yes Admin sets revision to read only Other user with write access to same no field User loses admin rights but has write yes access to field User loses admin rights and write no access to field User with write access to field sets revision to read only Other user with write access to same no field User loses write access to field no Summary Only admin and the user who set the revision to read only can remove the read only flag given that they still have write access to the specificfield Whether or not the user created the revision does no
27. 1 0 Generic Items freetext symbols 419 1 1 TUBULARS E Blank Pipe Casing 10 rows M Collar Extension Flow Coupling I Millout Extension Pup Joint Pup Joint Perforated Pup Joint w Centralizer Pup Joint w Swell Packer EB Safety Joint B Swivel joint EJ Tubing Tubing CUT 1 Tubing Punched B Tubing Slotted q Tubing w Entry Guide E if A Over P gt 1 2 SUBS b 3 1 3 VALVES gt Y 14 PACKERS gt 1 5 ENTRY GUIDES gt Y 1 6 PLUGS gt Y 1 7 DUAL STRING gt Y 1 8 ESP EQUIPMENT T D SA m DEO RO NS DORE D Hi Toolbox Check List Gi Explorer lei Data The symbols under the blue arrows are symbols belonging to parts registered in the equipment database but there are also a category of Generic Items freetext symbols Completion Services 2 CSD User Guide 1 3 2 3 iE Symbol sb 1 0 Generic Items freetext symbol fe Circulation Sub OB Clamp Diluent inj sub w Flow Diverter IM Guide Sub Hold down sub Ind Coupling Indicating Sub BE Injection Sub Locator Sub IN Magnet sub E O Ring Sub El Ported Sub SUB General i mI Splice Sub Top Sub i E Trip Sub F3 Toolbo Check Gi Explor T wwe ae Tip If the Toolbox is missing go to View Toolbars and Docking Window and select Toolbox for this to appear in the main sc
28. 2 column in Option Setup the column appears as the last column to the right in the grid You can drag and drop the Symbol 2 column to the left by grabbing the column heading 3 Show only the secondary string Go to the Secondary String Mode lil NOTE If you make a secondary string deeper than the first string the bottom elements of the secondary string will not be visible You should then switch the strings around regarding the bottom assemblies Also note that Print Layout will show and print out the current Schematic mode Tip If you want to place only one element inside another you should use the Inserted Equipment functionality 1 4 2 3 Dual Strings Building a dual string is done in the same way as building a single string When creating a dual string you can start with single string and choose Data Toggle Single Dual or F9 You can also change the string from dual to single using the same command Completion Services CSD User Guide Completion String Design 8 0 0 PO33 statoil no This wellbore is currently in single string mode Do you want to change it to dual string When a dual string is selected the symbol columns will always be located in the middle of the schematic window When you insert a new symbol you must remember to choose on which side it is going to be inserted Data which belongs to the left string is displayed at the left side and data which belongs to the right string is displayed at the ri
29. 20 x 41 2 12 6 Vam X over X Over Vam B 14 1 9878 642 5 348 5 500 4 778 4 653 5 1 2 20 Vam Pup Joint Pup Joint Vam P 15 T 9875 328 3 314 5 880 4 000 5 1 2 17 amp FA 1 Packer 85FA47 40 PACKER BAKER I 16 2 8513 675 1 247 5 910 4 778 4 653 5 1 2 208 WL GUIDE W HALF SHOE WL Guide VAM B 17 2 8503 438 10 236 6 075 4 670 4 545 5 1 2 23 Vam Pup Joint Pup Joint Vam B 18 8422 598 80 840 6 075 4 670 4 545 5 1 2 23 Vam Tubing Tubing Vam B 19 8412 362 10 236 6 075 4 670 4 545 5 1 2 23 Vam Pup Joint Pup Joint Vam B 20 3 8410 656 1 706 6 050 4 313 4 309 5 1 2 20 amp F Top Non Ported Seat Nipple Nipple VAM AC 21 3 8400 289 10 367 6 075 4 670 4 545 5 1 2 23 Vam Pup Joint Pup Joint Vam B 2 3 8399 567 0 722 7 681 4 778 4 653 7 35 x 5 1 2 20 Vam X over _ _X Over Vam B M h Sheet1 Sheet Sheet3 ta 4 Ses i AERE es Aa Lal i Ready 0 100 g Threads Report The threads reports checks thread type combination Threads OD and Box Pin configuration 1 Choose Data and Threads Report 2 The report will then be generated The report will tell you where the error has occurred and what s wrong Completion Services 1 8 3 TEST LSEDE 2 00 Plan CSD Reporti Wellbore NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A
30. 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 NO 6507 7 A 3 T2 RIFA CENT A G Tl Symbol Pup Joint generic item Pup Joint generic item SPM Pup Joint generic item Flow Coupling Pup Joint generic item Pup Joint generic item Safety Valve Safety Valve Tubing Hanger Pup Joint generic item Pup Joint generic item Collar generic item Swivel joint Swivel Joint Pup Joint generic item Collar generic item Gauge Carrier Gauge Carrier Splice Sub Collar generic item Swivel Joint Collar generic item Gauge Carrier Gauge Carrier Splice Sub Collar generic item Swivel Joint Collar generic item Gauge Carrier Part Number H381 10 0026 H819 20 0012 FDCW H734 91 0003 A84 H734 91 0003 A84 H790 86 0004 A84 3J D 5520 02 A 2 3J D 5520 02 B 15646 15646 2355F0703542 5B2 3J D 3510 05 A 15646 1 15646 1 2355F0703542 5B2 5J D 3510 05 A 1 15646 a CSD USER MANUAL MD Top Threads 3127 334 Varn Top B XP 3129 894 Varn Top P X P 3131 464 Vam Top B X B 3133 824 Vam Top B X P 3158164 Varn Top B X B 3160 024 Vam Top B X P 3179 934 Varn Top B X P 3182 514 3182 514 3186 714 Varn Top B X P 7189 602
31. 328 25Cr Vam Top HC SP TRSV 5 803 1 5 C 30R CHEMICAL INJECTION VALVE C CONTROL VALVE 5000 PSI C CONTROL VALVE 6000 PSI C CONTROL VALVE 6500 PSI DUMMY VALVE 3 Lug P1 J Valve 7 TRCF 5 RO SAFETY VALVE 7 TRM 4P CF Safety Valve 7 TRM 4P CF TRSCSSV 5 1 2 TRM 4P CF Safety valve 6 5 8 24 Flapper Valve Intenally Coated 7 29H SLIMTECH 5 DL SAFETY VALVE 7 Slimtech 7 5 DL 7 32H SlimTech 7 5 DL 7 32H SlimTech 7 5 DL TRSCSSV 7 TRM 4P CF TF 7 32 Slim Tech 7 5 DL 7 TRCF 5 RO SAFETY VALVE 7 294 Slimtech DHSV 7 29H 13Cr 80 SLB slimtec DHSV 7 294 13Cr 80 SLB slimtec DHSV 7 SLB TRM 4P CF TF en armen 5 1 2 TRM 4P CF Safety valve 26 00 32 00 DriftID finch Nom Weight b t Manufacturer Camco Schlumberger Halliburton Schlumberger Baker Oil Tools Baker Oil Tools Baker Oil Tools Baker Oil Tools Camco Matl spec 13 Cr Default 25Cr Mone AISI 316L SS AISI 316L SS AISI 316L SS E m 13Cr 25Cr 80 SDSS 13 Cr 25Cr 80 SDSS 25Cr 80 SDSS 4130 Super 13 Cr 410 13Cr Super 13 Cr 13 Cr 95 25Cr 80 ksi 25 Cr 13Cr 110 ksi 13 Cr 80 13 Cr 80 25 Cr L 80 sn 1 Find current part which you wish to edit OK Cancel Help 2 Mark this and choose edit 3 If the part has been used in existing revision a pop up window will inform you in how many existing revision this part has been used By choosing Yes you will be able to continu
32. 93 4566 2243 708 2255 828 12 120 7 644 6 184 6 059 7 29 Vam Top Tubing T 700 290 VT 13CR Description Nipple adapter w 4 56 2255 828 2256 158 0 330 8 265 6 094 5 969 7 29 Pup Joint Vam Top BxP i Symbol Nipple Adapter inse 2256 158 2261 788 5 630 7 510 6 059 5 969 7 20 Seal Stem w SelfAligning Mule Shoe N0370 000 12002 01 ID Number Length m 0 400 m 2257 850 2265 970 8 120 9 300 6 100 6 100 103 4 X7 TSP 00288227 MinID inch MaxOD inch 7 710 inch 2265 970 2279 836 13 866 9 300 6 100 5 969 103 4 X7 TSP 00288227 ScaleOD inch 5 500 inch Casing 10 34 1803 100 2297 000 DriftID inch JCement Good quality 2028 000 2297 000 2279 836 2603760 323 924 7 644 6 184 6 059 7 29 Vam Top Tubing T 700 290 VT 13CR Nom Weight inch Threads Manufacturer Baker Oil Tools 2603 760 2609 710 5 950 9 150 6 094 5 796 7 x9 15 x 3m OBM Swell Packer 001014261 Supplier Baker Oil Tools 2609 710 2633 960 24 250 7 644 6 184 6 059 7 29 Vam Top Tubing T 700 290 VT 13CR Matl spec 2633 960 2645400 11 440 8 080 6 184 6 059 7 ResPunch NIA Reslink 5 z T NO 34 Sketch Well Path Part Explorer n es BY SS Enter search text here 20603 parts 160 symbols Part Number Symbol Name Description Driftl Nom Manufacturer Matl spec MinID MaxO Threads E 1824 93 4566 Nipple Adapte Nipple adapter w 4 56 A Baker Oil Tools 7 710 BH 824 93 5878 Nipple Adapte Nipple Adapt
33. A 10 Main Well 2 00 Actual Read Only v Toolbox n Assem Symbol mo Forn MD FER M Length ys Description Comments gt gt 1 0 GENERIC ITEMS freetext symbols xtra O ottom I Info im m m inch inch inch l P z ein ns 72 23 330 24 330 1 000 13 480 2 950 2 950 Hanger pe 13 5 8 x 3 1 2 ll ASV Annulus Barrier 0 o 24 330 26 930 2 600 3 500 2 992 3 1 2 Pup Joint Ifl Check Valve 26 930 36 495 9 565 3 500 2 992 3 1 2 Tubing 1 Joint Il Chemical Injection Valve 36 495 39 040 2 545 3 500 2 992 3 1 2 Pup Joint EJ Circulating valve 39 040 40 969 1929 3 500 2 992 3 1 2 Pup Joint Bl Flv relv 40 969 144490 103 521 3 500 2 992 3 1 2 Tubing 11 Joints B GLV W Housing 8 Housing with Gas Lift Valve E ICV w Acu Pulse 144 490 147 625 3 135 3 500 2 992 3 1 2 Pup Joint BM Knockout Valve 147625 148 460 0 835 3 920 2 880 2 880 3 1 2 Flow Coupling Lubricator Valve 28 148 460 150 610 2 150 5 030 2 813 2 813 3 1 2 TRSV SP Safety Valve Ce Control Line Hydraulic Safety Valve Landing Nipple 150 610 151 445 0 835 3 920 2880 2 880 3 1 2 Flow Coupling E TRFC H 151 445 154580 3135 3 500 2 992 3 1 2 Pup Joint wRscssv o l i gt gt 1 3 PACKERS Y Casing 9 5 8 0 0 1491 470 33 Toolbox r t IS Explore Hu Well Data TD 2192 000m Properties a sz 2 Symbol H Pup Joint generic i Part Number Description 3 1 2 Pup Joint Serial Number 3 MD Top m 151 445 m H Test Wellbore Sketch Well Path MD Bottom
34. A 35 gt NO 6507 7 A 35 A gt by NO 6507 7 A 35 B b NO 6507 7 A 35 E KT Completion Services 12 CSD User Guide 1 2 1 Set Read Only NOTE If aschematic revision is set to Read Only it can only be unlocked by the person locking it in the first place or by the System Administrator If the completion schematic is set to Read Only the revision icon will include a padlock symbol ELLE pis NO 5150 1 A 40 Multi Lateral gt SL 1 00 de Documenta read only Unlocked version Whenever you open a Read Only well the information bar will show at the top TEST KFAD 4 01 Existing Read Only E i This completion has been locked marked as read only Please save changes as a new revision by using Save As How to set a revision to Read Only In the Explorer dialog highlight a well revision number i e 2 01 Then click on the padlock icon at the top to set it to Read Only Alternatively you can set the Read Only flag in the Properties dialog again by first marking the revision number NOTE When you lock a completion revision you lock all the underlying modes l e Plan Tally Existing Actual amp P amp A Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 13 EET X Explorer n e Main Well Toggle read only for this well completion 5150 1 A 10 Main Well Ft 1 00 Under Construction i 1 01 Complete String 1
35. A column can be automatically adjusted by double clicking on the column left vertical border Tip Scale all columns automatically by choosing Data Adjust Column Widths The Symbol and Assembly column will not be affected NOTE The column width is automatically adjusted when you open a completion Completion Services 22 CSD User Guide 1 3 2 1 1 3 2 2 For info on edit Schematic columns display go to Setup Wellbore Schematic Columns Part Explorer The Part Explorer gives you an easy access to search for the part you are looking for Simply type in some of the part information in the search field such as part number symbol name part description etc The search list narrows the selection as you type When the correct part is found you can drag it into a well schematic holding down your left mouse button insert below the appearing dotted line In this window itis possible to change the sort order To do this click the column you want to sort by The first time the column is clicked the list is sorted in ascending order the next time the list is sorted in descending order NOTE If you auto hide the Part Explorer it may prevent you to drag an element to the bottom of the string In this case you should dock it again clicking the small pin at the upper right Part Explorer 2 41 M Enter search text here 275 parts 81 symbols Part Number Symbol Name Description Max Drift Threads Manufacture
36. Bandit Register different types of cement plugs Used in Cement Plug Register different types of casing attributes such as casing cement Used in Casing Attribute TypeAttribute Check List Report Template Dynamic Attribute Completion Services Register different check list items NOTE Should not be edited CS personnel only Edit or change default report templates NOTE Should not be edited CS personnel only Manage dynamic attributes 178 CSD User Guide 1 11 4 1 Update Code Table 1 11 4 2 All of the code tables follows a standard setup and how to update this Here Material Specification is used as an example DESCR ae Je 1020 1026 1020 1026 1018 seamless 110 ksi 13Cr 13 Cr 105 ksi 13 Cr 105 My 13 Cr 420 Mod 13 Cr 80 ksi 13 Cr L 80 13 Cr 5 110 13 Cr 110 13 CR 80 13 Cr 80 13 Cr 80 basepipe 13 Cr 80 basepipe 316L screen 13 Cr 80 basepipe 31655 screen NOTE By not pressing New you risk to overwrite an existing Matl Spec from the list 1 Select New 2 Write the Matl Spec name code with its description 3 Press Update Tip If you press New by a mistake just press Close and the blank line will not be saved Merge Code Table items If you want to clean up duplicate or similar values in a Code Table column you should use the Merge functionality Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 179 NOTE In most cases CSD will not allow you to delete any entries in the
37. Build Your COMP CUO aii cie neue dei icu esu xe Fic da aaa OU MESU S 49 PINS Voce DA Enter DIa SR Occo Espino DLL edema uude UE 49 Wells Conplei n Dala enara D LEID DE LLL 49 General Datar iaa A AS AA Ai 50 DEOS amar td nd tel p Meo aD Denon ooh ocn Sedet 52 Bid Tren eec TTE 54 o M ue EUER E A 57 Welle Completion Abt a duo 59 CAM NN THEE 59 Casing ACID UG ieee Seed clash Ne Got al a a ol tan 62 Cement on LUS A ds a era naan 64 sz CA A A A ae 66 meldagziie p mitra 68 Gravel PACKS iaa id 70 PEON GUIOMN MM rore TTE TERRAM EI 72 Completion Services Contents SUC AE 2 E 74 NNCI A 16 PAS NCC aa a ral 78 Second Step Bula E S CHG ni Roi iaa 80 ISS MN do e id ea 80 o O en ee ee er 84 lembatar Nr ee rd ee eee eee 84 COMUONMLING ur ld lo dl eS 87 laii dicis mo Pei Escorpio a 88 RAE duutkusediuteune e M uuum E 91 A HE HE 93 Badio A a tete die 94 DEC ONG AL Ys SUING MOJO RE E D D LL LLL 95 DEE Sect RONDA NUM T NN E TON MONI ee lu A 97 PURI MI me P mm 99 The Main Bore or a Multilateral Well e e EE etie bates pecie vrbe bee tastes 100 The Lateral Bore of a Multilateral Well 101 PSS CUTS d us c aede rise v Eo ccu rude eau tte D LE mens ee 105 SERIES VDO n e imi au be uke occi EC eodeni n eo eodd ete nee eee 107 ocalirig subger Complellol 5o rie at el ald Bl nn edad 108 ESPTUNCUON all RSS raros a a LO Ebo ct Ego teca oo PAD uL CUS 110 Bie SUG A Vt 112 5 Inve
38. E Y 2 1 INSERTED EQUIPMENT p gt CT 9 2 2 GAUGE EQUIPMENT gt gt 2 3 MULTILATERAL EQUIPMENT E Y 2 4 PERFORATION EQUIPMENT E Y 2 5 SCREEN amp GRAVEL PACK EQ B E 9 2 6 HANGERS B E Y 2 7 FLOW CONTROL p DD 2 8 MISC p E 9 2 9 SPACER amp CSD ROW EXPANSION gt E 3 0 WELL TESTING EE Default MAL Casing 4 F Perforation V amp Fish ll Cement Plug ll Gravel Pack 7 amp Casing Attribute gt Formation Mais Well Hole lal Bottom of Well Info BE Explorer E Toolbox Check List 1 3 3 4 Options Choose Options Setup from the menu and open the tab called Sketch Here you can set what to show in the sketch Completion Services 4 CSD User Guide 1 3 3 5 Casing Show all casings E Perforation Symbol Transparency Fish Cement Plug Gravel Pack Under Reamed Casing Attribute Formation Bottom of Well Info Show lets you decide what texts are to be shown for the different completion attributes You can also choose if you want to show all the casings or only the inner one Smoothing Mode gives you two options high speed or high quality High quality is the default choice and often the most sensible one Element fill lets you control if the symbols are to be filled or not You can customize the fill Scale controls how the width of the sketch Copy to Image
39. Finish Date Tubing Installed Date Modified Date Offshore Rig Vessel 01 01 2014 10 11 2014 11 03 2014 Subsea C Combination Installation Status Ocean Rover 80 000 Oil Producer O Land Onshore Up Down Weight Packer Fluid 0 9 2 ppg KCL Brine Report Heading current wellbore Completion Report Prepared Date Prepared by dd MM yyyy admin Remarks current wellbore visible in printed report linebreak Ctrl Enter 8 to 12klbs overpull to close 1B4 and snap out BS1 collet shifter Then the seal assembly can be pulled out from PBR Revision Remarks common for all wellbores visible in open dialog linebreak Ctrl Enter Recompletion Input field description for General data Input field Description Wellbore Name The name of the current Wellbore Latitude Longitude Read only Shows the registered position from Database Code Tables Completion Services Operation Finish Date Tubing Installed Date Modified Date Installation Status Well Type Up Down Weight Packer Fluid Heading current wellbore Prepared Date Prepared By Remarks current wellbore Revision Remarks common for all wellbores Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 51 Well Format DDD MM SS S Degrees Minutes and Seconds compass direction This will not show graphical
40. GPR SOLS AZM 7000 LICEXSTCP Meka Hughes eie AO PERS Safety ot OPE DLA OUT SARLTY JOINT CDI ATM 30 LIC MSC ieem egin inig AA e ER r feet eme Fi Deae eee UB amp 5 IE dudar TIED sh HST ie sent CATES A IT AS des AUS XO Vaes Ta ee Wepre TE Wb ECET Safety kort ALI Sha Dai tabat bit m0 000 No naar ADO O LICNXSTCR Mardi iri rente ds ti er eee Cd UR aa dokn irm AT ee Rober ou Ep sio EL ie ied PEG hadas Da aber ale aia A dd RATE Dir Da Pis P DERIT Es Geleyim hn Dur ay nob eat ARE cree ATE Yem Eep EXP BeO I OEE la ET Tei LOT hae G ety ee A A a le HS PO dE PTE AA Es Gel pea afi g od EH LI Si fau ie DE Rede Du set jar A EINE uae ee Pr EK Bobo Ou P rod el iae D E Cubes Mamas laut dot 4 LA Debes Marae ATE E PDOAN eT History The History tab shows who has created and edited the part and the modification date MODIFICATION MODIFIED BY MODIFIED_DATE PART NUMBER CET CT VET Tip Remember to first highlight and choose part in the Search tab Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 1 7 Print It is possible to print out the different completions To print out the schematic you must first open the completion The print out have three main elements 1 Heading 2 Schematic 3 Data boxes If TEST LSEDI2 0 1 00 Plan Completion String Design 8 0 14 P033 statoil no lA File Edit View Item Data Database Options Window Help 3 amp d B i Jalas 6 l d Hit Il lt usertempiate gt
41. Items freetext symbols gt 9 1 1 TUBULARS gt Y 1 2 SUBS gt gt 13 VALVES D ds D L5 ENTRY GUDES EDZO Man Weier i LSEDI2 91 Main Wellbore TE gt gt 16 PLUGS m E m ILSEDI STATOIL NET gt s oit Produce 3052014101832 O gt Y 1 8 ESP EQUIPMENT gt 9 23 MULTILATERAL EQUIPMENT b 9 24 PERFORATION EQUIPMENT gt 9 2 5 SCREEN amp GRAVEL PACK EQ gt 3 2 6 HANGERS gt 9 2 7 FLOW CONTROL gt 29 SPACER amp CSD ROW EXPANSION gt Y 3 0 WELL TESTING m Properties L Print Layout The font size in the data boxes can be changed in Option Setup Fonts and Report Box The headers and the watermark is customizable If needed please contact the System Administrator to adjust this for your company 1 8 Reports CSD comes with several standard report such as e Equipment Database Report e Tubing Tally Running List Completion Services 138 CSD User Guide 1 8 1 1 8 2 e Threads report e Excel and other special reports Tubing Tally Running List Tubing Tally Running List is as the name indicates a running list The elements are in the opposite order compared to the schematic last element is first in the running list 1 Choose Option Setup and tab Running List Columns to select which columns you want displayed in the report Press OK 2 Choose Data Tubing Tally Running List 3 The
42. TVD InsertedEquipment TYPE symbol DESCRIPTION part MD TOP MD BOTTOM WellHole SIZE MD TOP MD BOTTOM TVD TOP lt TVD BOTTOM Completion Services Elements DESCRIPTION part LENGTH MD TOP MD BOTTOM TIVD TOP Casing lt SIZE gt lt MD_TOP gt lt MD_BOTTOM gt lt TVD_TOP gt lt TVD_BOTTOM gt Perforation lt STAGE_NO gt lt CLUSTER_COUNT gt lt MD_TOP gt lt MD_BOTTOM gt lt TVD_TOP gt lt TVD_BOTTOM gt 4 CSD User Guide 1 3 3 3 CasingAttribute Cement lt TYPE gt lt TYPE gt lt MD_TOP gt lt MD_TOP gt lt MD_BOTTOM gt lt MD_BOTTOM gt lt TVD_TOP gt lt TVD_TOP gt lt TVD_BOTTOM gt lt TVD_BOTTOM gt DynamicAttribute Fish lt TYPE gt lt TYPE gt lt MD_TOP gt lt MD_TOP gt MD BOTTOM MineralZone Formation TYPE MD TOP MD BOTTOM To get back to the original standard text you have to enter edit mode and then delete the text and press Enter The original text is taken from the Part Database and the changes you make in Sketch mode won t have any effect in that database A selection of text objects can be hidden from the sketch view by pressing the Delete key To show these texts again choose Reset all texts from the short menu described above By hiding a text and showing it again the default text description is given to the text object It is also possible to add annotation t
43. Union 2 3 8 Adjustable spacer sub 1871 510 BakerOilTools AISI420 Mod 1919 3 530 VamAceBXP fel H683 19 6123 reverse Adjustable Union 7 PBR Size 190 72 60 w 20 FT STROKE 5 969 Baker Oil Tools 13 Cr 6 094 8 310 NS CCBUP bel bra a29a 005 Adjustable Union 9 5 8 47 Adjustable Union 8 550 5349 Baker Oil Tools 13 CrL 80 8 680 11 740 NK3SBBXP Lx fe 52990 000 00001 Adjustable Union 31 2 Adjustable Union 2 990 Schlumberger AISI410 SS 2990 4750 VAMACEBXP 2 y Properties Line tayout 100 www csd as 1 7 1 Heading The heading contains information such as well number revision number field status oil producer gas injector and so on Most of these data are entered in Data Well amp Completion Data The content of information in the heading can be personalized for each company For custom report headers please contact the CSD system responsible Example on heading setup for reports ll Plan Main Wellbore Completion Services 13 CSD User Guide 1 7 2 Schematic Setup The completion schematic consists of symbols and belonging data The look of this schematic can be manipulated in a number of ways Here are a few examples Symbol Expansion Factor Symbols smaller than 29 Symbols between 25 and 100 Symbols larger than 100 Bottom of well expansion Number of lines to expand bottom of well Schematic 30 Number of lines to expand bottom of well Sketch 10 e Fonts and font sizes can be changed in Opt
44. Varn Top B X P 7192 612 Varn Top HC B X P 7221 823 Varn Top HC B X B 7222 103 Varn Top P X Fast Cone P 1222 553 Fast Cone B X Vam Top P 1223078 Varn Top HC B XP 7495 127 Vam Top B X B 7495 307 Vam Top B X B 7495 307 Vam Top B X B 7496 557 Varn Top B X P 7500 197 Vam Top B X B 7500 377 Vam Top B X Fast Cone P 7561 895 Varn Top B X B 7562 075 Vam Top B X B 7562 075 Varn Top B X B 7563 320 Varn Top B XP 7567 030 Vam Top B X B 7567 210 Vam Top B X Fast Cone P 7617 583 Vam Top B X B 7617 713 Vam Top B X B Lado ar 9733 Pe eT ee FW FE Error box pin box pin box pin box pin box pin box pin threads type OD box pin threads type OD box pin threads type OD box pin threads type OD box pin threads type threads type threads type threads type threads type threads type box pin box pin box pin box pin box pin box pin box pin box pin box pin box pin box pin box pin box pin box pin i Ms ee Note One of the elements in the Checklist should be to go through the thread report Excel and Special Reports CSD comes with some standard Excel reports and can be set up with custom report for each company The reports are organized in folders in the System Document are in Explorer top left in the CSD main screen Please contact the CSD system administration for custom reports Completion Services 140 CSD User Guide Explorer n jes es
45. curvature Nom weight 0034 Ib ft Symbol Extra Info In this section you can choose which text info to appear in the Symbol Extra Info column found in the Schematic window Casing Sort Order Choose to sort casing according to size or depth This will effect the casing list in Well amp Completion Attributes under casing tab Recently Used File List In the File menu bar you can view the last visited wells MRU list In this setup you can choose a number from 1 to 9 on how many wells to appear in the list Auto Fit To Page The Schematic columns are scaled to fit the printed page margins Default is On Completion Services 148 CSD User Guide Auto Calculate TVD values By checking off this section all true vertical depths columns in CSD will be auto calculated when survey data is transferred Default is On Part Search Precision The search field CSD Scale OD and Nom Weight are special The values entered are starting point for intervals As an example If CSD Scale OD search precision is 0 1 and you enter 5in your search all CSD Scale between 4 9 and 5 1 are included in the search Restore all caution messages Enable all system warning messages 1 98 Fonts You can regulate the font for assembly completion components etc in Option Setup and Fonts tab or by pressing 3 in the toolbar Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 14 AaBbYyzz 1 Mark which font you wish to edit 2 Choos
46. de E a M Documents System a4 J 0 Excel Reports i ob um Casing amp Casing Cement Reports a Je Completion Equipment Reports l CSD Completion Equipment Re gt mm ESP Reports gt J GLV Reports gt Jo ICV Reports gt J Perforation Reports m i 1 How To Documents y 2 QA Documents gt Ly 3 CSD User Manual gt Je 4 Part Registration Form gt E 1 TEST FIELDS 19 Setup Your setup is saved when you close the application This setup includes all parameters that are chosen in Option Setup 1 91 Wellbore Schematic Columns You can choose which columns to display in the schematic window in Option Setup and Wellbore Schematic Columns tab or by pressing 3 in the toolbar Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 141 Wellbore Schematic Columns Units Decimals Expansion Part Explorer Columns gt Threads MD RKB Bottom of Item Threads OD Top MD Skid deck Threads OD Bottom Effective length Part Number Total Length ID Number Makeup loss Description Cum Length Matl spec TVD RKB Manufacturer Angle Supplier Max OD Symbol Name CSD Symbol OD Symbol Min ID Symbol2 Drift ID Symbol Extra Info Nominal Weight Formation Cost 1000 Assembly Int yield press Test Serial Number Int yield press Work Tag Joint No Collapse res Test Run Joint No Collapse res Work Comment
47. important code table to maintain When a new well is defined CSD automatically defines a well bore named Wellbore1 Rig Registering rigs platforms and used in General Data Rig Datum Assign one or more datum references to a rig Completion Services Topic Status Manufacturer Supplier Threads Matl Spec Threads OD Top Threads OD Bottom Well Head Formation Perforation Gun Control Line Type Clamp type Bandits type Cement Plug type Casing CSD USER MANUAL 177 Description Registering different types of status like Oil Producer Water Injector and Gas Producer Used in General Data Registering manufactures used in Part Registering suppliers used in Part Registering threads used in Part Casing and for thread checks Registering material specifications grade Registering nominal size of Threads Top Used in Part and for scaling of XO symbol Registering nominal size of Threads Bottom Used in Part and for scaling of XO symbol Registering X mas tree surface well head and subsea well head Used in X mas tree Registering geological formations and used in Formation and in Perforation Registering different types of perforation guns and used in Perforation Registering different types of control lines and used in Control Line Registering different types of clamps Used in Item Properties Clamps Bandits Registering different types of bandits Used to define Bandit in Item Properties Clamp
48. m 154 580 m Part Explorer a TVD Top m ES Angle m 2 eS Enter search text here 181 parts 76 symbols Length im 3125 m Part Number Symbol Name Description M MinL Scale Leng ID Num Eff L Max Drift N Threads Thre Thre Manufacturer Supplier Mati s C In 4 ScaleOD inch 3 500 inch El 101813739 Quick Connect Lateral Swivel 3 485 6 625 1 100 1100 7 870 3 475 2 VamTopBXP 6 625 6 625 13Cr 80 MaxOD inch 3 500 inch lt generic gt B RA Marker Sub Well Testing MinID inch 2 992 inch generic H Right to center Dual string tub DriftID inch W H825 50 4567 Safety Valve TSM 5 Safety 4 625 5 500 3 940 3 940 9 320 4 560 Vam Top HCB XP 5 500 5 500 Baker Hughes Baker Hughes 13Cr 80 78001751 Safety Valve 3 1 2 TRSV SP 2813432002150 5 TRS Ca 2150 5 030 49 813 FOX B XP 3 500 3 500 Halliburton Halliburton 9CR 8 P355230 0105 Safety Valve Chemical Injec 4 670 5 500 1 590 P3552 1 590 7 510 4 545 Vam Top HCB XP 5 500 5 500 Baker Hughes Baker Hughes 13Cr y 4 HW b 100 J www csd as LS Single String All data has now been entered and you are ready to build the string What functionality you will use depends on your plan for the wellbore Tip It is easier to build the string from the top and down than the other way around There are 4 different ways to insert a new element Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL at 1 Part Explorer An easy
49. necessary to keep track of the history of each well The initial completion has revision number 1 00 The revision numbering is split into two categories Completion Services 8 CSD User Guide 1 1 3 1 Minor workovers Setting of plugs insert valves re perforation etc The revision number will increase with 0 01 So the first minor workover overhaul should get the revision number 1 01 2 Major workovers Replacement of the complete tubing Revision number will increase by a whole number So the first major overhaul should get version number 2 0 NOTE This is suggested revision numbering Each company defines for itself what is considered a minor or a major workover Log On Double clicking on the CSD icon starts CSD Where this icon is located varies If you cannot find the icon you must get in touch with your IT department CSD starts and the equipment database symbols and Part Fields information will be loaded into the machine memory There is a progress bar for this in the bottom left corner in the status bar Afterward a message window can be displayed Here you will get messages about CSD updates and other practical information like CSD course dates new versions system maintenance etc This message window will appear like in the figure below If you Mark As Read the message will disappear MI Messages for SYSADM unread only Date Message title 05 01 2012 CSD Courses 207 2 Stavanger Bergen and Tro
50. symbols in CSD Manufacturer of the part Internal number Supplier of the part Material Specification Serial Number is a unique number that identifies one specific component in one specific well completion Choose a scaling OD for part Usually the same as Threads OD Top inch Nominal weight to the part Length of part per joint Loss of length due to coupling The maximum outer diameter OD Inner diameter Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL Drift ID The inside diameter that manufacturer guarantees per specification Threads Also known as coupling Threads OD Top Outer diameter at top Threads OD Bottom Outer diameter at bottom Fixed Depth Lock an element to a specific depth NOTE If you change or add information in the Item Data dialog it affects this well only It will not affect any other completions also using this part 1 4 2 1 1 2 Control Line Registration of Control Lines Item Properties Control Line Control Line Type 1 4 Hydraulic Connected to second element Default Top lt Top gt Type 1 4 Hydraulic Comments linebreak Ctrl Enter 1 Select New Completion Services CSD User Guide 2 Choose the Control Liner tab and enter type and comments Adjust your control line in several style by choosing position style thickness and color 3 Update the list Topic Description Control line type Drop down list Select which control line type to use Comment Add addition
51. to tally transition if you want to use the pipe inventory functionality If you select No CSD will use the simple tally If you select Yes you will be presented with the Pipe Inventory dialog box 1 5 2 1 1 Pipe Inventory This is the main dialog box for registering pipe inventories Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 115 y Pipe Inventories Mame Type Size Mom Weight Matl Spec Threads tubings 5 000 18 00 13 Cr Yam tubings 7 000 26 00 13 Cr vam Open Inventory Even though this dialog box only contains a table it still follows the CSD standard for entering data The difference is that the cells in the table work as input fields drop down fields As all details about a row are visible the table gives a better overview of the data When pressing the New button a row is added to the table Enter Name Type for the pipes in the inventory and move to the next cell Enter Size Repeat this for Nom Weight Matl Spec and Comments To move between the input fields in the table use the Tab key and use the mouse to move to the drop down fields When done registering data about the inventory click the Update button The Open Inventory button will now be enabled and clicking it will open the dialog box for registration of the pipes in the inventory Pipe Inventory Item To delete an inventory choose the row with the inventory to delete and click the Delete button All pipes Pipe Inventory Items for thi
52. under Symbols as shown in Figure 2 3 Furthermore we have predefined and given options for the nominal OD 1 1 and 1 Thus these are mandatory Select Enabled and Mandatory Thus these 3 options can ONLY be modified and selected when creating a part in CSD In other words existing parts cannot be modified Add the 3 options under Valid Values by clicking on the folder icon Furthermore select String in Data Type for drop down choices Leave Unit Measure Quantity blank All is shown in Figure 3 4 Finally remember to click Update before proceeding to Close Completion Services 188 CSD User Guide Figure 1 Here we have added the dynamic attribute Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 18 Symbol s gt EI 9 1 3 VALVES 7 99 1 4 PACKERS b 7 1 5 ENTRY GUIDES b E 99 1 6 PLUGS b 71399 1 7 DUAL STRING gt 1 8 ESP EQUIPMEN b E amp 1 9 EXPANSION gt E 2 0 SEAL EQUIPME a Y Y 2 1 INSERTED EQUIPMENT Ed W chemical injection Valve insert _ Erabi Bi Deiat aie Cy A hadry Cats Type inet od Heure Chaney ESS a Tad Wale ala Le La da ETT 3 719 Lgr T MS Lemans L3 Pe Lemus 7139 18 ESP EQUIPMENT Learn s E 200 SEAL EQUIPMENT af 2 PORTES ECLEPMENT ET B chemical Inpecton waive insert ets PR Figure 3 The final step Completion Services 190 CSD User Guide Properties a es s Angle Deg gt Length m
53. version This will be helpful when other people need to open the schematic Save as new revision Open the last revision number of the well that you want to change This is done by choosing File Open or by pressing Choose Save As in the File menu The Save As dialog box appears Save type Revision O Recompletian 3 New Completion Completion gt Dual string 1 04 ib h Screens Remarks gt F4 Field B gt HA Test Choose if you want to save the completion as o Revision the revision number will automatically be increased by 0 01 o Recompletion the revision number is rounded up to the closest integer according to the open completion o New Completion This is used when saving initially Choose which well to save to from the window on the left Completion Services 114 CSD User Guide 1 5 1 5 1 1 5 2 1 5 2 1 Push OK The completion is saved with a new revision number Alter your data and use the Save button from now on NOTE There is no auto save functionality in CSD due to the fact that the user should be able to play around with an existing well Schematic or Sketch making preliminary simplified presentations etc without wanting to save it as an official completion drawing Tip We recommend that you save periodically to prevent loss of data due to unexpected errors with your PC database network etc Inventory Transition between modes An important part of CSD is the t
54. you need parts added to the equipment database this is taken care of by your System Administrator The user can work in different modes e Plan Planning phase e Tally Completion phase Optional Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL e Existing Actual As installed e P amp A Plug and Abandon Flan 2 Tally o Exising Initial completion Audit New component to be installed The user builds the string in Plan mode The tubing sections will be displayed as one symbol with one total length The user can go from Plan to Tally mode Optional Then the tubing joints will be shown individually Each joint length and tag joint number can be registered Number of joints in each tubing section is calculated using the total length of the section and the average length of each joint In this mode itis also possible to register equipment Serial Number NOTE One can choose to go directly from Plan mode to Existing Actual mode without creating a Tally mode Then the user goes to Existing Actual mode which is the final and official version of the completion as installed mode All three modes are stored in the database and can be opened when the user desires to do so When workovers interventions are carried out always use the last revision of the Existing Actual version as a base for the new Plan drawing Then update the drawing and take it to Existing Actual mode Revisions are
55. 0 basepipe 13 Cr 80 basepipe 316L screen 13 Cr 80 basepipe 31655 screen 13 Cr 80 basepipe Alloy 825 scr 13 Cr 80 My 13 Cr 85 13 Cr 95 13 Cr HNBR 13 Crs5 80 13 Cr5 95 13 Cr5 95 basepipe 316 screen 13 Chrome Nickel alloy 925 1 11 4 3 Field Code Tables All the fields in CSD have to be predefined by a System Administrator before you can create an underlying well Create a new field In the CSD top menu choose Database Code Tables Field Completion Services 182 CSD User Guide Operator Completion Services FIELD ID Field B BLUESHAWK New Field Name PREEPLAN AREA Country ES Norway Visible Dvnamic Reports External Provider New Update Delete 1 Choose the operator from the Operator dropdown 2 Press New 3 Type in the field name in the Field input field 4 Choose country from the Country dropdown 5 Choose if the field should be visible or not in CSD and Cdim CSD Web This is done in the Visible pane Note that this list can vary in your company 6 Press Update NOTE The Well button takes you to the Code Tables Well dialog Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 183 Edit an existing field Highlight one field in the list Edit the information and press Update Delete a field Push the Delete button after highlighting a field in the list 1 11 4 4 Well Code Tables e All the wells in CSD have to be predefine
56. 1 A amp Eos od cost na ow 0E LE a cam TEST LSEDI2 0 1 00 Plan v Toolbox n Ey Print O dose 4 3 Symbol L 1 0 Generic Items freetext symbols y 11 TUBULARS 3 12 SUBS D 13 VALVES D 14 PACKERS D 1 5 ENTRY GUIDES D 16 PLUGS 9 1 7 DUAL STRING D 18 ESP EQUIPMENT gt 1 9 EXPANSION gt gt 2 0 SEAL EQUIPMENT D 2 1 INSERTED EQUIPMENT y 2 2 GAUGE EQUIPMENT 9 2 3 MULTILATERAL EQUIPMENT D 2 4 PERFORATION EQUIPMENT D 2 5 SCREEN amp GRAVEL PACK EQ gt 2 6 HANGERS D 2 7 FLOW CONTROL D 28 MISC gt gt 2 9 SPACER amp CSD ROW EXPANSION D 3 0 WELL TESTING Plan Main Wellbore LSEDI STATOIL NET m Pf Toolbox F Check L BF Explorer y4 ell D Print Layout a 4 Report Box Layout V Completion Data v Well Head v Perforation V Casing Attribute Y Casing V Fish V Gravel Pack 4 Well Hole W Formation V Cement Plug 4 Completion History Part Explorer 1 E Ss Enter search text here 20687 parts 162 symbols Part Number Symbol Name Description Drif No Manufacturer Matl spec Min Max Threads nm generic Y Adjustable Hanger Well Testing fe 52990 000 00001 xHydro Adjustable Union AFLAS SEALS 2 990 Schlumberger 410 2990 4 750 VAMACEBXP 2 fed 2 500455 05 A Adjustable Union 7 Adjustment Sub 6 059 6110 10 530 Vam Ace B DOWN fel 441 75 2500 01 Adjustable
57. 100 13 4400 13 9400 14 4100 14 7700 15 1400 15 8300 16 5800 17 4700 17 8200 18 4400 18 7200 19 1500 19 4800 20 0300 20 6400 Edit Format View Help 0 0000 357 3901 2 4701 352 2301 358 5601 5 7601 3 3801 4 0401 2 4001 4 3301 1 6601 337 9401 328 4101 322 5901 320 1201 318 6301 318 6101 319 2601 319 0501 320 7301 323 9601 322 8301 324 1801 325 6701 327 9601 327 3301 329 1701 330 1901 329 6201 329 0101 328 5501 327 7201 326 3001 327 3901 326 1401 326 2701 326 4901 326 2901 327 9301 327 8901 329 0201 327 0301 329 1700 329 3800 329 6300 329 8700 329 9700 330 4100 331 1900 Copy and Paste Survey 413 80 431 00 461 00 470 99 480 99 490 99 500 98 510 98 Survey can also be added by copy the survey from an Microsoft Excel file Completion Services CSD User Guide Well amp Completion Attributes NO 34 10 4 B amp Casing Attribute 43 50 220 00 230 00 240 00 250 00 260 00 270 00 290 00 230 00 300 00 310 00 320 00 330 00 360 00 390 00 420 00 450 00 430 00 510 00 540 00 570 00 600 00 630 00 660 00 690 00 420 00 420 00 480 00 0 0000 0 0000 0 3000 0 2500 0 0600 0 0500 0 2900 0 2400 0 1100 0 1700 0 3100 0 4100 0 3300 0 3500 0 4600 0 2500 0 2200 0 1400 0 9700 1 6300 2 6000 3 6600 4 4300 5 1700 6 4600 2600 9 6000 12 1100 15 0400 16 5600 17 7700 18 7300 19 4100 Hof points 0 0 0000 43 50 0 0000 2
58. 20 00 239 30440 230 00 246 5000 240 00 236 2000 250 00 113 5000 260 00 63 7000 220 00 24 0000 280 00 358 0000 290 00 236 2000 300 00 262 6000 310 00 247 AX 320 00 254 4000 330 00 214 1500 360 00 241 0500 390 00 223 1 00 420 00 230 9800 450 00 2 39 7300 480 00 264 0000 510 00 262 8400 539 99 270 8900 569 97 272 8400 599 92 281 200 629 85 206 4700 659 4 293 8200 689 59 294 100 119 36 206 1500 149 01 282 600 778 47 279 2000 807 63 2 9 6 00 817 25 279 8100 826 81 279 920 836 31 280 1100 845 6 TT I Formation 24 10 24 10 24 03 24 06 24 05 24 5 24 06 2405 zia Xmas tree Survey File Info Mumber of columns MD m from RKB is in column Inclination is in column Azimuth is in column Mumber of lines to remove Column separator Tab Character 1 After copied the survey file paste this to Survey data by choosing Paste 2 Enter adjust information about the survey file so CSD will read this correctly 3 Select Scan to transfer the survey data for the wellbore 1 4 1 2 9 Well Hole Register the drilled sections for current wellbore in Well Hole tab under Well amp Completion Attributes Well Hole sections should have a continual flow from one section to another This involves that MD Bottom from one section should be MD Top to next section Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL Well amp Completion Attributes Main Wellbore J L Casing 1E Perforation E a Casing Attribute z
59. 29 00 Total length 12 500 Makeup loss j Max OD 8 080 Min ID 6 184 i Drift ID 6 059 Cost 1000 Expired Date dd MM yyyy Update lt Prev Part number N A_Reslink_5 Next Symbol Screen ID SAP Number E Matl spec 13 Cr 80 basepipe Threads Vam Top HTB XP Threads OD Top 7 inch Threads OD Bottom 7 inch Int yield press test Pa Int yield press work Pa Collapse res test Pa Collapse res work Pa Mandatory fields Values are default values only and can be changed for each element Input Description Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 12 1 6 3 Description Part number Symbol Manufacturer ID SAP Number Supplier Matl spec CSD Scale OD Nom weight Total length Makeup loss Max OD Min ID Drift ID Cost 1000 Expired Date Threads Threads OD Top Threads OD Bottom Int yield press test Int yeld press work Collapse res test Collapse res work Documents A short description of the part A unique part number for the part Usually given in assembly drawings from the supplier Drop down list with all available symbols in CSD Manufacturer of the part Internal number Supplier of the part Material Specification Choose a scaling OD for part Usually the same as Threads OD Top inch Nominal weight to the part Total length of part Loss of length due to coupling The maximum
60. 301 1826 501 0 200 0 010 sc E 1826 501 1827 270 0 769 Discharge Gauge unit 675 Carrier J 1827 270 1831 729 4459 3260 4653 5540 41 2 208 Vam Top HC Bypass tubing cn 1827 270 3831 729 4 453 2 000 6 750 48 Stage HC35000 MT Pump E 1831 729 1836 188 4459 3260 4653 5540 41 2 20 Vam Top HC Bypass tubing 1831 729 1836 188 4 455 2 000 6 750 48 Stage HC35000 MT Pump Third Step Save To keep track of the history of each well it is important to save changes to a new revision number The well history will be kept in the CSD database Use Save As in database when you save the completion forthe first time Choose New Completion and choose the well you want to save it to The initial completion has revision number 1 00 Note that the well must be predefined From now on you can use the Save option in the File Menu or the button zi when you want to save your changes Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 113 The revision numbering is split into two categories 1 Major workovers Replacement of the complete tubing Revision number will increase by a whole number The first major overhaul will receive version 2 0 2 Minor workovers Setting of plugs re perforation etc The revision number will increase with 0 01 The first minor workover overhaul will get the revision number 1 01 Each company defines for itself what is considered a minor or a major workover You should always make remark about which update you have done in the new
61. 495 2900 _ TTA nnm jas Search Setup New Edit Delete Copy 3 Edit the wanted data and enter partnumber for new part 4 Choose Update to save new part Completion Services 128 CSD User Guide Part Manufacturer Schlumberger Supplier Schlumberger CSD Scale OD 5 500 Nom weight 20 00 Total length 4 100 Makeup loss Max OD 8 000 Min ID 4 060 Drift ID 3 970 Cost 1000 Expired Date dd MMyyyy ES Mandatory fields Values are default values only and Search Data Documents Usage Report History Description MFIV 8 00 x 4 060 w 6 ft extention bAt inch inch Prune SE oo y ID SAP Number m Matl spec Threads Threads OD Top Ol Safety Valve X S N HWF 103 13Cr v Vam Top HC B XP us 512 sje Threads OD Bottom 51 2 inch Int yield press test Int yield press work Collapse res test Collapse res work Pa Pa Pa Pa can be changed for each element 1 6 2 Data When finding the current part highlight this and go under tab Data Here you can see data for the current part Superusers and admin also will have access to edit an existing part p Part ue ss Description 7 ResPunch Manufacturer ResLink Supplier Res Link CSD Scale OD 7 000 Nom weight
62. 50 3 890 2992 2867 P 250 920 VA 1334 750 2421 580 1086 810 3 500 2992 2 867 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Tubing T 350 920 VA 3 1 2 9 24 Vam Ace Tubing 1234 120 2421 060 1086 940 2 500 2 992 2 867 T 350 920 VA 2421 580 2425 560 4 000 3 890 2992 2 867 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint P 350 920 VA 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint 2421 060 2422950 1 890 3 890 2 992 2 887 P 350 920 VA ANTI GALVANIC 2422950 2423 740 0 790 3 920 2 920 2 920 819 20 95204 5 20 LN POS C 2423 740 2424 330 0 590 3 820 2750 2 750 511K27570 C ANTI GALVANIC 2424 220 2425 120 0 790 3 920 2920 2920 819 20 9520 2425 560 2426 350 0 790 3 920 2920 2 920 ANTI GALVANIC 819 20 9520 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint 2425 120 2427 730 2 610 3 890 2 992 2 887 P 250 920 VA 2426 350 2426 940 0 590 3 820 2750 2 750 S 20LN POS C 511K27570 C 2426 940 2427 7 0 790 3 920 2920 2 920 ANTI GALVANIC 819 20 9520 iu EXCENTRIC 9 24 18 54 2427 730 2428 820 1 090 7 750 3 140 3 140 516BY2002 A 4 16 5 Vam Ace Pup Joint 2428 820 2434090 5 270 4646 3 140 3 015 P 400 185 VA 5 20 LN POS B 2434090 2424690 0 600 3 820 2 750 2750 511K14BAMX 9 5 8 47 LB FT HSP 1 TM 2434 690 2436 590 1 900 8 260 2 960 2960 53501 000 Z0 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint 2436 590 2438 480 1 890 3 890 2 992 2 887 P 250 920 VA ANTI GALVANIC 2438 480 2439 280 0 800 3 920 2920 2920 819 20 9520 S 20 POS A LOW SHIFT 2439 280 2440 480 1 200 5000 2 750 2 750 521KS27570 ANTI GALVANIC 2440 480 2442220 1 750 3 920 2 920 2 920 819 20 9520 3 1 2 9 24
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64. 595 0 407 1836 595 1839 037 2 442 0 001 1839 037 1841 480 2 443 0 001 Li 1841 480 1852 248 10 768 0 001 Li 1852 248 1863 458 11 210 0 001 1863 458 1864 195 0 737 1864 195 1864 824 0 629 Build your secondary string here or exit the secondary string mode to go back Combined 1822 868 1823 584 0716 2958 3833 1823 584 1826 301 2 m 3260 4653 1823 584 1826 301 2717 6023 5 981 p 1826 301 1827 270 0969 3 260 4653 1826 301 1826 501 0 200 1826 501 1827 270 0 769 1827 270 1831 729 4459 3260 4653 1827 270 1831 729 4 459 1831 729 1836 188 4459 3260 4653 i 1831 729 1836 188 4 459 2 000 1836 188 1839 037 2849 3260 4653 1836 188 1836 595 0 407 1836 595 1839 037 2 442 0 001 1839 037 1841 480 2443 3260 4653 1839 037 1841 480 2 443 0 001 1841 480 1852 248 10 768 3260 4653 1841 480 1852 248 10 768 0 001 1852248 1863 458 11210 3260 4653 1852 248 1863 458 11 210 0 001 1863 458 1864 195 0737 3260 4653 i 1863 458 1864 195 0 737 1864 195 1864 824 0 629 3 260 4653 1864 195 1864 824 0 629 1864 824 1865 304 0 480 3958 3833 CSD USER MANUAL o nnn Space out Tubing Joint 5 1 2 20 Vam Top HC 13Cr80 Pup Joint 13 3 8 Support Block Assy 4 1 2 20 Vam Top HC Bypass tubing 4 1 2 20 Vam Top HC Bypass tubing 4 1 2 20 Vam Top HC Bypass tubing 4 1 2 20 Vam Top HC Bypass tubing 4 1 2 20 Vam Top HC Bypass tubing 4 1 2 20 Vam Top HC Bypass tubing 4 1 2 20 Vam Top HC Bypass tubing 4 1 2 20 Vam Top HC B
65. 6 ament 7874016 9084 164 Casing 7 54524213 10502251 Cement 5424 213 10802231 FB 10500525A BAM TL WE 251 NOTE In Schematic mode you can view the cement for the inner casings only Go to the Sketch mode to view the cement for all casings Completion Services 15 CSD User Guide Well amp Completion Attributes Main Wellbore Casing Attribute Es Formation Xmast MD Top ES Cement Go 1280 000 Casing Liner Element E Cement Go 2725 000 Cement Good quality E Cement Go 4497 000 inch Description linebreak Ctrl Enter Register casing cement 1 Select New MD Bottom 1579 900 TVD Bottom Date Installed dd MM yyyy Part Number Attach to casing liner 18 645 2 Choose the cement type from the Casing Liner Element Type drop down list 3 Enter information about casing cement MD Top Bottom Attached to casing liner and optionally Description 4 Update the list Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 157 Edit an existing row Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete a row Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list Input Description MD Top Measured depth MD top of the casing cement MD Bottom Measur
66. 67 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint P 350 920 VA 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Tubing 684 220 703 470 19 240 3 500 2 992 2 867 T 250 920 VA gt gt 2 9 SPACER amp CSD ROW EXPANSION 688 140 689 890 1 750 3 920 2920 2 920 ANTI GALVANIC 819 20 3 3 0 WELL TESTING 689 890 692 360 2 470 5 750 2750 2 750 31 2 OTIS TFL TRSCSSV 7800320 AM 692 360 694 110 1 750 3 920 2 920 2 920 ANTIGALVANIC 819 20 9520 894 110 695 080 0 970 3 890 2992 2 867 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint P 250 920 VA 695 080 1310 720 615 640 3 500 2992 2867 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Tubing T 250 920 VA 3 1 2 9 24 Vam Ace Pup Joint 703 470 704 120 0 650 3 890 2 992 2 867 P 250 920 VA n 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Tubing 704 120 1319 730 615 610 3 500 2 992 2 867 T 250 920 VA EB Toolbox BY Explorer k Check List LA Properties A 1310 720 1312610 1 890 3 890 2 992 2 887 31 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint P 250 920 VA a 1312 610 1321 670 9 060 3 920 2 830 2 992 TOOL INDICATOR 995065803 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint 1319 720 1322 220 2 490 3 890 2 992 2 887 P 350 920 VA 1321 670 1322 620 0 950 3 890 2992 2 867 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint P 250 920 VA 1322 620 1222 250 9 620 3 500 2992 2 867 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Tubing T 250 920 VA 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint 1322 220 1324110 1 890 3 890 2 992 2 867 P 350 920 VA TOOL INDICATOR 1224 110 1233 170 9 060 3 920 2 830 2 992 995065803 1222 250 1224 750 2 500 3 890 2992 2 867 31 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint P 250 920 VA 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint 1333 170 1334 120 0 9
67. 7 A 34 A gt by NO 6507 7 A 35 gt hy NO 6507 7 A 35 A gt NO 6507 7 A 35 B gt A NO 6507 7 A 35 E m Completion Services 16 CSD User Guide 1 2 3 1 3 Tip If this is not visible in your screen please go to the CSD top menu Options Reset Window Layout Open as Read Only If you have write access but want to open a file in read only mode right click on the wellbore either in the Open dialog and the Explorer window and choose Open Read Only This can also be done by clicking on the arrow beside the OK button and choosing Open Read Only Another user are now able to work on the completion drawing without you locking it a A NO 30 9 B 45 pH 1 00 gt AA 1 01 gt HA 1 02 gt APA 1 03 Project review a Jf 1 04 After intevention Oct N PE EGAL hb Open y NO Open Read Only gt da NO TER Cancel Read Only Log Documents i Open Open Read Only Although the completion is set to Read Only it is possible to save the completion as a new revision or a new completion Tip You can use the MRU Most Recently Used list in the file menu to open completions This list contains the completions that where opened recently FAQ Troubleshooting Q want to open a completion but get a message saying Completion is locked by name What does it mean A This indicates that the completion is already opened by another user a
68. 984 1408 694 0 919 1409 613 1 148 1600 000 11 483 1611 483 0 919 1612 402 1 148 1613 550 8 530 1613 550 0 364 1621 096 0 954 Fig 1 The second pup joint has been set to Fixed Depth 1600 m Fig 2 A Seal Stem is stung into a PBR by setting the PBR to afixed depht 1 Highlight the row containing the element you want to set to a specific depth 2 Right click and choose Fixed Depth and enter the depth Remove it by delete the number It is also possible to enter or delete fixed depth in the Properties dialog found at the lower left in the CSD main screen by entering a number and press Enter or Delete Completion Services 152 CSD User Guide 1 10 2 Well Document Properties ae 24 Symbol Part Number Description Serial Number MD Top ft MD Bottom ft TVD RKB Top ft Angle ft Length ft ScaleQD inch MaxOD inch ID inch DriftID inch Fixed Depth ft Comments Matl spec Threads n E Pup Joint free 7 29 Pup Joint 1595 000 ft 1600 085 ft m 5 085 ft 7 000 inch 7 680 inch 6 184 inch 6 059 inch 1595 000 ft 25Cr 125 ksi Vam Top EXP d You can attach any document to a well by choosing Data Well Document or open Well Document folder from the Open dialog Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 153 y Open x 7 gt mauan wa mean9 gt AL Introduction 09 N introduction 10 TEST Introduction 29 1 00 A Introduction 11 A Intr
69. 9925 50 240 Safety Valve C CONTROL VALVE 5000 PSI rJ E 0559935 60 840 Safety Valve C CONTROL VALVE 6000 PSI Matl spec y 00559935 65 840 Safety Valve C CONTROL VALVE 6500 PSI E 0559935DUMMY Safety Valve DUMMY VALVE CSD ScaeOD inch E 10 00 0960 Safety Valve 3 Lug PIN Valve Nom weight bAt El 1000091957 Safety Valve 7 TRCF 5 RO SAFETY VE 5 995 29 00 E 100036234 Safety Valve 7 TRM 4P CF Safety Valve 5 932 32 00 Threads OD Top Lo Safety Valve 7 TRM 4P CF TRSCSSV Threads OD Bottom ees Safety Valve MFIV 8 00 x 4 060 w 6ft extention J 100081276 Safety Valve 51 2 TRM 4P CF Safety valve 4558 20 00 E 100081276_1 Safety Valve 5 1 2 TRM 4P CF Safety valve 4 557 20 00 El 100126595 Safety Valve 6 5 8 24 Flapper Valve Intenally Coated 5 000 El 100191460 Safety Valve 7 298 SLIMTECH 5 DL SAFETY VALVE 29 00 El 100217629 Safety Valve 7 Slimtech 7 5 DL 5 930 32 00 E 100299484 Safety Valve 7 324 SlimTech 7 5 DL 5 932 21 50 El 100299484 1 Safety Valve 7 324 SlimTech 7 5 DL TRSCSSV 5 932 32 00 E 100369047 Safety Valve 7 TRM 4P CF TF 5 495 29 00 E 100426092 Safety Valve 7 324 Slim Tech 7 5 DL 5 930 32 00 El 10091957 Safety Valve 7 TRCF 5 RO SAFETY VALVE 5 995 29 00 E 101042239 Safety Valve 7 294 Slimtech DHSV 5 995 29 00 E 101177093 Safety Valve 7 294 13Cr 80 SLB slimtec DHSV 6 000 29 00 E 101177093 1 sfety Valve 7 294 13Cr 80 SLB slimtec DHSV 29 00 E 101298764 alve 7 SLB TRM 4P CF TF 5
70. A A O Cie 148 10 Miscellaneous cirio css 150 EXed De DTI AAA A A a AO 150 WeDo cumenti ana onda iia 152 Cas ing Comentadas A 154 VOMO A RE S E Etat nee 157 Miniman AAA PA A 159 A A rcd 160 CODV to mi age arnet vit Dee uiu xe DU D2E E cosa Waves Bei iode Vi Ode Ud rave ED o un cd de QUU Fc MC vide Lava dava oceans 162 Save As PDF da todos dtd a ML I c mcer RE M Rie 163 Delete Com DIG TOI ucc nere E a ex vo ode a iia 164 TT ACMINIS TA O rs uuu ductus a ket nica ud ai Tia es inde ue 165 User Messages NN 165 Users A NA a R N 167 A O ts 168 P A Raid tL Le teles crea fe 171 Well POTS OM esconde et elei etu Bo ict incl came tes temone Ne aee estet tes a edad de Sites Lube ce e 172 PerSon A tette deett rt rq qe 173 Auro E 173 SVO e IER obtu a e eiut dete er ITE 174 dag ero Keath c ERN E A 176 SVD REEF qiU y ve D DRM 176 Code Tables uus cete esos IL LA LEM pA i E I RE Ede 176 Ubdate Code cM ce etme a de bo dr ee 178 Meroe Code FaDle EMS NE 178 A Tables s m dee e ve tite A tu equ ep e 181 Welz Gode Tables rite O a A LE bep ep ELEM 183 Wellbore ode TableS da eS 185 YA amics ada 187 LOG Databas Cs a a ni ts etai 193 RIG RE COVERY AMI TIMID OF ai E T 194 Delete Read Ones ias 197 Index 0 Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 5 1 CSD USER MANUAL 1 1 Introduction CSD Completion String Design is an advanced Norwegian made software solution for the design and presentation of completion strings and well histo
71. Code tables You should use the merge functionality instead to clean up the list Matl Spec 13 CR 80 DESCR 13 Cr 105 ksi 13 Cr 105 My Description 13 Cr 420 Mod 13 Cr 80ksi 13 Cr L 80 13 Cr GP 100 13 Cr 5 110 13 Cr 80 basepipe 316L screen 13 Cr 80 basepipe 31655 screen 13 Cr HNBR 13 Crs 80 13 Cr5 95 13 Cr5 95 basepipe 316 screen 1 Highlight the item you want to merge into another item 2 Press Merge From Completion Services 180 CSD User Guide DESCR 13 Cr 105 ksi 13Cr 105 My 13 Cr 420 Mod 13 Cr 80 ksi 13 Cr L 80 13CrGP 100 13Cr 3 110 13 Cr 110 13 Cr 80 basepipe 13 Cr 80 basepipe 316L screen 13 Cr 80 basepipe 31655 screen 13 Cr 80 basepipe Alloy 825 scr 13 Cr 80 My 13 Cr 85 13 Cr 95 13 Cr HNBR 13 Crs5 80 13 Cr5 95 13 Cr5 95 basepipe 316 screen 3 Chose the tem you want to merge into 4 Press Merge To Completion String Design 8 1 0 i Do you really want to merge code 13 CR 80 into code 13 Cr 80 The from code 13 CR 80 will be deleted and this cannot be undone 5 Press Yes to proceed with the merge or No to cancel 6 Wait a few seconds for the merge to succeed then press Close The two instances have now been merged in to one Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 181 DESCR 13 Cr 105 ksi 13 Cr 105 My 13 Cr 420 Mod 13 Cr 80 ksi 13 Cr L 80 13 Cr GP 100 13 Cr 5 110 13 Cr 110 13 Cr 80 13 Cr 8
72. Completion As run Tally junction 4s Aun ES Tally screens C 4 TH 4 Run E Tally screens C 4 12H As run 9 Folder Document From File Test Casing Cement _ Date modified 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 17 12 2010 Type Adobe Acrobat Dr Adobe Acrobat Dr Adobe Acrobat Dc Adobe Acrobat Dr Adobe Acrobat Dr Adobe Acrobat Dc Adobe Acrobat Dr Adobe Acrobat Dr Adobe Acrobat Dr Adobe Acrobat Dr Adobe Acrobat Dr Adobe Acrobat Dc Adobe Acrobat Dr Adobe Acrobat Dr Microsoft Excel 3 Microsoft Excel 3 Microsoft Excel 3 Microsoft Excel 3 Microsoft Excel 3 Mame Assy Halliburton MLT Shrouded Seal Stinger Description Assy Halliburton MLT Shrouded Seal Stinger File ReferenceOriginal File Nee Adobe Acrobat Dd 4st fs4 homed ALYOSStatoil DocumentskGjgssC 1 amp C 4 Final well reportvssy cl Close NOTE You should attach all assembly drawing for the current well as well as the handover documentation The casing cement interval should be registered if present The cement shows both in Schematic and Sketch Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 155 P summ n li m Ju BE se 9 526 0 0 9084 1
73. Cr 105 Ray 2 86 fish neck 44 2 Tubing Vam AC AX Pp 13 Cr 40 17 29500 1313 36 000 6 050 4 892 4 770 5 1 2 5 5 23 000 13 Cr 105 My 2 86 fish neck 44 9 Tubing Varn Ace Bx P 13 Cr 20 18 id 431 36 000 6 050 4 892 4 770 5 1 2 5 5 23 000 13 Cr 105 My 2 85 fish neck 45 0 Tubing Varn Ace Bx P 13 Cr 80 14 4428 433 36 0040 6 050 d B85992 4 770 5 1 2 5 5 23 008 13 Cr 105 My 2 86 fish neck 45 0 Tubing vam Ace Bx P 13 Cr 80 20 9392433 36 000 6 050 4 9392 4 770 5125 5 23 008 13 Cr 105 My 2 86 fish neck 45 1 Tubing Van Ace Bx PF 13 cCr amp 0 21 9156 13 26 000 6 050 4 892 4 770 5 1 2 5 5 23 008 13 Cr 105 My 2 86 fish neck 45 1 Tubing vam Ace Bx 13 cr 80 Ee 4 4 MF Mj Sheek E5heet2 Shoets 7 m 4 P enc Ed NOTE You can also print a Tubing Tally Running List by choosing this in the menu Data Tubing Tally Running List Equipment Database Your System Administrator will handle registration of equipment You will only have read access to the equipment database Choose Parts in the Database menu All parts that has been registered in CSD with a part number will be stored in the Equipment database Search Search for a partin tab Search under Part Part s 87 7 ear oe 2 4 20 wisi DriftlD inch Nom Weight Ib t Manufacturer Matl spec MaxOD inch Threads Threads Manufacturer y Matl spec CSD Scale OD inch Nom weight Threads OD Top o Threads OD Bottom
74. D Top Length Min Drift Extra RKB ID ID OD Info m m finch finch inch Well amp Completion Data Wellbore1 General Data Wellbore Name Wellbore1 Completion Info Operation Finish Date Tubing Installed Date Modified Date dd MM yyyy Max Description 5 CSD User Guide RKE Bideford Dolphin 25 000m lw Meer Templ MSL _RKB TESTRIG 130 000m RKB Scarabeo 5 70 000m RKB Bideford Dolphin 25 000m E 75 000 2 930 6 060 6 030 17 840 7 10K Production Tubing Hanger W Pup Jon Well Type Offshore Rig Vessel Subsea Installation status 3 Combination Bideford Dolphin 25 000 Bideford Dolphin 25 000 Scarabeo 5 70 000 TESTRIG 130 000 Land Onshore Report Heading current wellbore Prepared Date Prepared by 10 09 2015 Remarks current wellbore visible in printed report linebreak Ctrl Enter Revision Remarks common for all wellbores visible in open dialog linebreak Ctrl Enter When you have set datum and are ready to start building the string you have to enter the MSL Tubing Hanger depth in the Depths tab in the Well amp Completion Data dialog This value is set for Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL CSD to calculate the correct RKB Tubing Hanger depth which will be the top depth for the first element inthe completion schematic If you don t have the MSL Tubing Hanger depth you can use the following equation to find
75. D USER MANUAL bottom and status of the well 3 Update the perforation list Edit an existing row Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete a row Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list Input field description for perforation list and details Input field Description MD top Measured top depth of perforation interval MD bottom Measured bottom depth of perforation interval Shoots per Number of shoots per length unit Length Phasing Angle from one gun hole to another in the gun Gun type Used gun type in current perforation interval Select from drop down list This list is updated by the manager Date Shoot Date when perforation was shot Date Closed Date when the perforation interval was sealed Status Status of the perforation interval as open or closed Comments Add additional comments for current perforation interval in comment field Completion Services CSD User Guide 1 4 1 2 8 Survey data Survey data is special in Completion Attribute context because it doesn t influence the schematic in any way It deviates from the standard layout of all the other dialog boxes in this group Here you can import survey data The inclination and TVD will be calculated for each element You can also use th
76. Data Box Font Save Setup gt Y Select Logo Well Path Setup Report Template Datum Messages Log Context Menues Introduction The context menus appear when the right mouse button is clicked The menus change depending on where your mouse cursor is located When hoovering the cursor over a toolbar or the status bar the menu could look like this v Standard Fl csp uO min ov Part Explorer V Properties Toolbox Fl Check List Print Layout Customize Schematic The following menu is shown when you right click a selected element in the Schematic window Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 19 Assem Symbol Symbol Forn MD RKB MD RKB Length Max Min Extra Top Bottom OD ID Info m m im inch inch 144 480 147 625 3 135 3500 2992 147625 148 460 0835 3 920 2 880 al a y 148 460 150 610 2150 5030 2813 E Control Line Hydraulic New Change Assy 9 10 090 Fixed Depth Assembly dl View Part Reject Joint ne Insert Similar Joint From Inventory Cut Skift Del og Copy Ctrl C DO m La Paste Ctrl V mI 80 lt Select All Ctri A los P Item Properties de New Add a new part in the well schematic First choose a symbol in the Toolbox Then press New The mouse pointer gets a plus sign next to it Click to insert the part at the desired location in
77. Formation Size MD Top MOD Bottom aka 36 000 339 970 Size ge 24 000 339970 1280 000 36 000 ee 17 500 1280 000 4356 000 MD Top MD Bottom de 12 250 4356 000 5208 000 339 970 42 500 5208000 5518 000 TVD Top TVD Bottom m 339 940 Comments linebreak Ctri Enter Insert well hole section 1 Select New 2 Enter information about the well hole Mandatory fields are Size MD Top and MD Bottom 3 Update the Well Hole list Edit an existing row Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete a row Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list Completion Services CSD User Guide Input field description for well hole list and details Input field Description Size The largest diameter of the drilled section MD Top The measured top depth MD for each of the well hole sizes MD Bottom The measured bottom depth MD for each of the well hole size Comments Add additional comments for current well hole section in comment field 1 4 1 2 10 X mas tree Register Well heads and specification in X mas tree tab under Well amp Completion Attributes Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL Well amp Completion Attributes Main Wellbore aD Casing Attribute Formation Well Hea
78. NUAL 123 MD RKE Top of Item Threads MD RKB Bottom of tem E Threads OD Top MD Skid deck Threads OD Bottom Fl Effective length Part Number 7 Total Length 7 ID Number 7 Makeup loss Cescripti Cum Length Matl spec TVD RKB Manutacturer Angle E Supplier Max OD Symbol Name CSD Scale OD Symbol Min ID Symbol 2 Drift ID Symbol Extra Info Nominal Weight Formation E Cost 1000 Assembly El Int yield press Test Serial Number 7 Int yield press Work Tag Joint No 7 Collapse res Test Run Joint Mo Fl Collapse res Work Comment 7 Dynamic Attribute Volume Eror Run No New The New button will only be available for the System Administrator in CSD Here you can create new parts and add this to the equipment database By clicking this you will be redirected to Data tab to create new part Completion Services 14 CSD User Guide Part Manufacturer Supplier CSD Scale OD gt J inch Nom weight Ib At Total length MM m Makeup loss m Max OD inch Min 1D inch Drift ID BE inch Cost 1000 NOK Expired Date dd MM yyyy Search Data Documents Usage Report History nu EE Mn Parure SE oo Gem Update lt Prev Next gt ID SAP Number ve v m Matl spec v Threads am Threads OD Top v inch T
79. Save Yes LogDataMaxLength 1048576 LogTableHasldentity No HasFileXMLMenues Cancel TIP If you don t see the Admin toolbar in at the top of CSD you should enable it from View Toolbars and Docking Windows Admin Completion Services 196 CSD User Guide E File View Database Options Help Dl Message Bar gt v Standard E L 4f Fl lt usertemplai v Y A BALI a LA a a wf El Completion String Design 3 Properties Print Layout El Explorer Toolbox Check List 4 Well Data Part Explorer Customize Choose Options Log from the CSD top menu to open the Completion Log dialog Press the Advanced button at the lower right to open the extended log dialog File View Database D amp d E Setup Reset Window Layout Save Setup Y Select Logo 4 Messages severed Choose Log type Completion Save or Completion Save As Set the search criteria From amp To date and press Search log Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 197 Filter log events Modified PersonID E mail Event type Identifier string CSD ver Comment 17 12 2014 14 55 17 Admin Completion Save BLUESHAWK NO 5150 1 A 10 Main Well 2 00 Actual 8 1 0 2 Person lt No filter gt Modified by lt No filter gt Log type Completion Save v ID string No filter v From M 12 122014 E v To date M 17 12 2014 E
80. ULTILATERAL EQUIPMENT ceret cooscuainy sez000 ranesog 564 401 2193701 1629300 7657 6 184 6 059 7 29 VamAce Tubing T 700 290 VA 13CR eL Ga NE Y 24 PERFORATION EQUIPMENT Cement Good quality 1378 099 1847 200 Y 2 5 SCREEN amp GRAVEL PACK EQ gt gt 2 6 HANGERS 2193701 2196 791 3090 7705 6184 6 059 7 29 Pup Joint VamAce B x Vam Top P gt EN ON COMEN 2196 791 2198 261 1470 8 133 6 074 5 969 7 DCIN I LF Chemical Injection Assy 100790031 28 MISC 2196 891 2197 891 1 000 1 1 2 TCBV DUMMY VALVE 101246985 9 2 9 SPACER amp CSD ROW EXPANSION 2198 261 2200 311 2 050 7 699 6 184 6 059 7 29 Pup Joint Vam Top BxP 9 30 WELL TESTING 2200 311 2212 440 12 129 7 644 6 184 6 059 7 29 Vam Top Tubing 2212440 2214 490 2 050 7 699 6 184 6 059 7 29 Pup Joint Vam Top BxP 2214490 2222220 7 730 8 265 6 079 5 969 9 5 8 7 PBR 20 T 700 290 VT 13CR 55178 000 00003 2222220 2224260 2 040 7 699 6 184 6 059 7 29 Pup Joint Vam Top BxP 2224260 2236 378 12 118 7 644 6 184 6 059 7 29 Vam Top Tubing T 700 290 VT 13CR Toolbox Ac 2236 378 2239 388 3 010 7 699 6 184 6 059 7 29 Pup Joint Vam Top B x New Vam P Properties 2 53 2239 388 2239 608 0 220 7 727 6 039 6 028 7 RHRS 1 MD Stinger 55180 000 00002 01 SEA 2239 608 2241 688 2 080 9 500 6 039 5 995 7 x10 3 4 HSP 1M 5K Packer 55181 000 00003 Z 2241688 2243708 2 020 7 720 6 184 6 059 7 29 Pup Joint New Vam B x Vam Top P Part Number 824
81. VANIC 360 850 362 600 1 750 3 920 2 920 2 920 819 20 1 6 PLUGS 362 130 363 270 1 140 4 760 2 990 2 990 3 1 2 Orienting Swivel joint ELAST9208 3 1 2 9 24 Vam Ace Pup Joint 362 600 365 080 2 480 3 890 2 992 2 867 P 350 920 VA 9 1 7 DUAL STRING 363 270 365 020 1 750 3 920 2920 2 920 ANTI GALVANIC 819 20 y 1 8 ESP EQUIPMENT 365 020 365630 0 610 3 890 2 992 2 867 3 1 2 9 24 Vam Ace Pup Joint P 250 920 VA 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint 365 080 366 050 0 970 3 890 2992 2 867 P 250 920 VA gt gt 19 EXPANSION 365 630 368 240 2 610 3890 2 992 2867 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint P 250 920 VA 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint 366 050 287 010 0 980 3 890 2 992 2 867 P 350 920 VA y 2 0 SEAL EQUIPMENT 368 240 685 650 317 410 3 500 2992 2 867 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Tubing T 350 920 VA 3 1 2 9 24 Vam Ace Tubing 267 010 674 790 307 780 3 500 2 992 2 867 T 350 920 VA Y 2 1 INSERTED EQUIPMENT Y 2 2 GAUGE EQUIPMENT Y 2 3 MULTILATERAL EQUIPMENT 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint 674790 677 300 2 510 3 890 2992 2 867 P 350 920 VA Y 24 PERFORATION EQUIPMENT am GALVANIC 677 300 679 060 1 760 3 920 2 920 2 920 81920 3 25 SCREEN amp GRAVEL PACK EQ 31 2 OTIS TFL TRSCSSV 679 060 681 560 2 500 5 750 2750 2750 7800320 AMX Y 2 6 HANGERS ANTI GALVANIC 681 560 683 270 1 710 3 920 2 920 2920 819 20 9520 gt gt 2 7 FLOW CONTROL 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint 683 270 684 220 0 960 3 890 2 992 2 867 P 250 920 VA gt gt 28 MISC 685 650 688 140 2 490 3 890 2992 2 8
82. VE 5 995 y amcc 6000 9250 VamTopBXP E 100036834 Safety Valve 7 TRM 4P CF Safety Valve 5 932 3200 Schlumberger 25Cr 80 SDSS 5937 9 250 VamTopBXP 100069661 Safety Valve 7 TRM 4P CF TRSCSSV 5930 2600 Schlumberger 13 Cr 5940 9250 Vam Top BXV Threads OD Bottom n E 100078325 Safety Valve MFIV 8 00 x 4 060 w 6ft extention 3 970 2000 Schlumberger 13Cr 4 060 8 000 Vam Top HC B E 100081276 Safety Valve 5 1 2 TRM 4P CF Safety valve 4558 2000 Schlumberger 25Cr 80 SDSS 4562 8082 Vam Top HCB E 100081276_1 Safety Valve 5 1 2 TRM 4P CF Safety valve 4557 2000 Schlumberger 25Cr 80 SDSS 4652 8 082 Vam Top HCB 100186595 Safety Valve 6 5 8 24 Flapper Valve Intenally Coated 5 000 Schlumberger 4130 520 8230 NewVamBXF B 100191460 Safety Valve 7 29H SLIMTECH 5 DL SAFETY VALVE 29 00 Schlumberger Super 13 Cr 5937 8375 Vam Top BXP Bl 100217623 Safety Valve 7 Slimtech 7 5 DL 5930 3200 Schlumberger 410 13Cr 5940 8880 Vam Top HC B 100299484 Safety Valve 7 32H SlimTech 7 5 DL 5932 2150 Schlumberger Super 13 Cr 5937 8885 Vam Top HC B 100299484_1 Safety Valve 7 32H SlimTech 7 5 DL TRSCSSV 5932 3200 Schlumberger 13 Cr 95 5937 8885 VamTopBXP Search Setup New Edt Delete Copy OK Cancel Help Setup The Setup List Columns you can choose what column to show in the Part List button in the Search tab will redirect you to the setup In the Setup under tab Part Completion Services CSD USER MA
83. Vam Ace Pup Joint 2442 230 2444 720 2 490 3 890 2992 2 887 P 350 920 VA ANTI GALVANIC 2444720 2448 470 1 750 3 920 2 920 2 920 819 20 95204 E gt NO 34 7 A 9 HT2 Sketch Well Path f Properties L Print Layout Mf weil Data 80 O 0 www csd as NOTE Some of the symbols are designed to be used in wells where there are two strings E g Y block two strings goes into one string splitter split the string into two strings right from centre centre from right left from centre and centre from left These symbols should be grouped in a DUAL STRING section in Toolbox Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 99 1 4 2 4 Multilateral Wells The main bore and lateral bore s are registered as different wellbores within the same well You register each wellbore in a separate tab in the Schematic view p a P a 2 2 xd Iv u 50 E34m 5 Bafety gt Gn o mup F i MOVEST 482m T T m 4 C a S E O an emt fon ra LI j mans Cement 1360 000m 156 613 ema Pacte c e Nooe VI BENE E ne ea fay te o r se Boece i 8 ce Motes Quos x en e Qe ce Coe 7 t A a I m TA jet Aspen E m er Too Pacce m 3 e n en gt Fern 7 Casing Wwecow 1930 000 m 1925 000 eo au 1459 COOm 1906 200m A A Bn LI m Casin en Ti o Cn 2 uo c i r Uim La E 17 4 m Feux E t 1
84. You can then detach the pup joints that you need to edit and make changes on them as any other generic items Completion Services s CSD User Guide The detach button is only active when you are working on a part registered in the part database Attach To Part Attach to part is used if you want to change a generic part with a part from the part database The part will then be changed to the selected part from the equipment database with its belonging specifications and part number But the length serial number comments and so on will remain as it was on the generic item The Attach To Part button is only active when you are working on a generic part Create New Part From This Data This functionality is used when you want to change a generic part into a new part with a new part number in the equipment database You click the button and will then be taken to the Part dialog Go to the Data tab and you will see that CSD has copied all the specifications from the generic part You may edit any specifications and you will have to give it a unique Part number and choose symbol The Create New Part From This Data button is only active when you are working on a generic part Input field Description Symbol Manufacturer ID SAP Number Supplier Matl spec Serial Number CSD Scale OD Nom weight Length joint Makeup loss Max OD Min ID Description A short description of the part Drop down list with all available
85. al Device independent bitmap for the best result Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 163 1 10 8 Save As PDF CSD comes with a built in PDF printer allowing you to create save the CSD well schematics as PDF files Open a well Schematic in Schematic Sketch or Well Path mode Press the Save As PDF button in the toolbar File Edit View Item Data Database Options V dOa O als age Save As PDF Save the active document asa L PDF file J This will save the current window user is in as a pdf file The sketch mode will be saved as the sketch would appear in the print out of the well In the schematic window this function will save the Schematic of the well including the report boxes that has been checked off in the Print Layout toolbox Completion Services 164 CSD User Guide 1 10 9 Print Layout m 4 Report Box Layout E Completion Data E Well Head V Perforation gt A Casing Attribute gt V Casing E Fish gt E Gravel Pack gt E Well Hole gt El Formation gt Cement Plug 7 Completion History ES Properties Print Layout Ge wei Data Tip If the Print Layout toolbox is not visible in your CSD screen go to View Toolbars and Docking Windows and select Print Layout Delete Completion If you need to delete a schematic revision go to Database Administration Delete amp Read Only Mark a well completion revision and press Delete You can onl
86. al comments to current cement interval Edit an existing row Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete a row Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list NOTE Talk to your System Manager if you want the list of types updated 1 4 2 1 1 3 Inserted Equipment This function gives you possibility to insert an element into another element Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL s i 71 Equipment Length m Part Number Date Installed Comments linebreak Ctrl Enter View Pa rt 1 Select New 2 Select Symbol After selecting symbol you will be redirected to the Part Explorer Find the current part 3 Fillin rest of the info about inserted equipment 4 Update the list Edit an existing insert equipment Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete insert equipment Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list Completion Services NON CSD User Guide Input field Description Depth from Top of Length from top of the part which you wish to inserted an element into
87. art Loss of length due to coupling The maximum outer diameter OD Inner diameter The inside diameter that manufacturer guarantees per specification Cost of part Some parts has expiration date Also known as coupling Outer diameter attop Outer diameter at bottom Initial yield tested Initial yield at use Collapse resistance tested Collapse resistance at use This button is disable for regular users Superusers and admin have access to edit an existing part NOTE A change to a part that are in use will influence all completions where this part has been used Completion Services Symbol Part No Descr Threads Manufacturer Matl spec CSD Scale OD inch Nom weight bAt Threads OD Top Threads OD Bottom W Safety Valve v mm me CSD User Guide Search Data Documents Usage Report History Part Number E 00 Niord E 02401 000 00001 E 0559935 50 840 E 0559935 60 840 E 0559935 65 840 E 0559935DUMMY B 10 080 0960 B 1000091957 E 100191460 El 100217629 E 100299484 E 100299484 1 El 100369047 E 100426092 B 10091957 B 101042239 B 101177093 B 101177093 E 101298 2 Von na Safety Valve Safety Valve Safety Valve Safety Valve Safety Valve Safety Valve Safety Valve Safety Valve Safety Valve Safety Valve Safety Valve Safety Valve Safety Valve Safety Valve Descripti 7 TRM 4P CF TRSCSSV 5 930 7 TRM 4P CF TRSCSSV 29 Vam Top B XP 5 990 7
88. ata Import XML Browse to the XML file and press OK Restore a deleted wellbore step by step NOTE You must have the System Administrator role in CSD to be able to do this also the wellbore must have been saved at one time to be restored from the database Before you start make sure that you have the import XML file menu item enabled Press the System Settings button showed below and set the HasFileXMLMenues option to Yes Then restart CSD Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 195 User Templat v E A B k dL i un ir is n PLAM a Fate rift Comments Max Part Number Description ID OD h inch Value ColorCheckError I cooooo ColorCheckWarning B 300080 ColorExpiredPart Bl cooooo ColorExpiredWell I cooooo ColorRequiredField Bl cooooo ColorRequiredLabel B 0066cc DatabaseVersion 8 1 0 0 DatabaseVersionCheckAtStartup Yes DefaultOperator 1 ExternalProvider ExternalProvider_FieldVisibleApp 10 ExternalProvider_LockSyncedData ExternalProvider_MenuAccessLevel ExternalProvider_Namespace ExternalProvider_Password ExternalProvider_Timeout ExternalProvider_TriggerOnLoad ExternalProvider_TriggerOnSave ExternalProvider_URL ExternalProvider_Username GeographicLocationFormat 96D 96M 96 2s 96H HasFilePDFMenu Yes HasFileXMLMenues Yes HaslmportVAXMenues Yes ImageExportCompressionLevel No 2 0 0 O ImageExportFormat image png ImagePDFCompressionLevel 20 LastLogonUnlockTimelnterval 14 LogCompletionXmlWhen
89. ator maintains the list of users and their access level Choose Database Administration Users The User dialog box can have four tabs Completion Services 168 CSD User Guide e Person e Field Person e Well Person e Person Rights 1 11 2 1 Person Users and user roles NOTE You can use the Person tab to create new users and to create user roles which could be assigned to the users You have to be a System Administrator to be able to create edit and delete users and user roles In Database Administration Users Choose the Person tab Person Name User ID ADMIN AL CSD Completion String Design Mame Owner of database Expired Date dd MM yyyy Role Mise te 1 Engineer 2 Manager 3 System Manager Get Additional User Info Completion Services 1 Select New CSD USER MANUAL 16 2 Enter info about the new user or user role 3 Update the list Input User ID Name Email Comments Password Expired date Role Show Roles Only Access Level Show Expired Persons Roles Completion Services Description Users ID Users full name or description of the user role Users email optional Additional comments regarding the user or user role optional Set password for the user NOTE This should be left blank in most cases as CSD is commonly installed with auto log in functionality Expiration date for user optional When exceede
90. both equipment data and completion sketches used as examples in this manual are fictitious Some of the abbreviations used in this user guide e MD Measured Depth e TVD True Vertical Depth e MSL Mean Sea Level e GL Ground Level e PBTD Plug Back Total Depth Completion Services 6 CSD User Guide 1 1 1 1 1 2 e TD Total Depth e RKB Rotary Kelly Bushing General Information CSD is an application that can run under Microsoft Windows XP Microsoft Windows Vista Microsoft Windows 7 Microsoft Windows 8 Microsoft Windows 10 and Apple Mac OS X More information about standard Windows functionality can be found in the Microsoft Windows user manual The CSD Concept CSD is an application where you can make use of an equipment database and free text symbols to build up the schematics for the completion string and keep track of the history of each well Each component has a number which is a key in the database This is called Part Number also referred to as Commodity number One component with one Part Number can be installed in several completions Part Number must not be confused with Serial Number Serial Number is a unique number that identifies one specific component in one specific well completion CSD initially comes with a default equipment database must be maintained and extended as well as an set of free text symbols This allows you to immediately start building the string If
91. c FP Adjustable Hanger Well Testing Expir H 90001 Adjustable Union Adj Union 2 990 4 750 2 660 2 660 4 750 2 990 VAM ACEB XP 5 250 5 500 ABB Vetco Grey ABB Vetco Grey E Well The user can choose Mark As Read to hide it from application startup Tip All messages are found in the CSD top menu Options Messages Create a new user message To create a new user message go to Database Administration Messages a8 am oclie i Delete and Read Only Part Import Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 167 Date Message title Receivers 01 01 2013 Welcome to Completion String Design CSD Default All CSD users 12 01 20 Draft 12 01 2015 16 51 28 C3 Message Title Message Date time Draft 12 01 2015 16 51 28 12012015 16 25 00 Message Text linebreak Ctr Enter This is the message text It could also contain HTML links and graphics Recelvers Draft for myself only Ics New Update 1 Select New 2 Select Draft for myself only 3 Enter message title and message text Note that the message text could also contain HTML and pictures 4 Enter the message expiry date if any or leave blank 5 To publish uncheck Draft for myself only and press Edit to select recipients Update an existing message Highlight one of the rows in the list Edit the message and press Update Delete a message Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list 1 11 2 Users The System Administr
92. ct Check Wellbore Name Make sure that the wellbore name is corrected Wellbore name is located in Well amp Completion Data General Data RKB Tubing Hanger Checks that the RKB TH value is entered for the current wellbore This is entered in Well amp Completion Data Depths RKB MSL Checks that the RKB MSL value is entered for the wellbore This must be entered in Depth under Well amp Completion Data Total depth Total depth must be entered in TD MD in Depth under Well amp Completion Data It is also possible to import this from survey data Casing Data Casing data will show how many casing is entered in Casing under Well amp Completion Attributes This will appear as error if no casing is typed in Check Perforation Make sure the perforation intervals is correct in Perforation under Well amp Completion Attributes Check Well Hole Make sure the Well Hole intervals is correct in Well Hole under Well amp Completion Attributes Check Casing Cement Make sure the Casing Cement is correct in Casing Cement under Well amp Completion Services CSD User Guide 1 3 2 4 Confirm Correct Survey Data Threads Check auto Minimum Drift ID Tubing Install Date Approved by Completion Attributes Make sure the survey data is correct in Survey Data under Well amp Completion Attributes CSD checks for thread connection errors in the completion string FIG 2 Thread errors will show in the Error column in the we
93. cuments 2 QA Documents 3 CSD User Manual 4 Part Registration Form Ee BI CSD Part Registration Form gt dii 1 TEST FIELDS ai mi E In windows where data is displayed in lists tables it is possible to change the sort order To do this click the column you want to sort by The first time the column is clicked the list is sorted in ascending order the next time the list is sorted in descending order r Part D S E 2 Search Data Documents Usage Report History Symbol El Safety Valve gt Part Number DritID Nom W Manufacturer MID MaxOD Threads Part No EE 00 Njord Safety Valve 7 TRM 4P CF TRSCSSV 5 930 d 5940 3500 NSCCBXP c E 005 Vestflanken Safety Valve 7 TRM 4P CF TRSCSSV 29 Vam Top B XP 5 990 5990 9250 VamTopBXV E 0099 Safety Valve 7 32 25Cr Vam Top HC SP TRSV 5 803 5813 8520 Vam Top HCB Threads E 02401 000 00001 Safety Valve 1 5 C 30R CHEMICAL INJECTION VALVE 1 531 ee 2 0559935 50 840 Safety Valve C CONTROL VALVE 5000 PSI Click the column you E 0559935 60 840 Safety Valve C CONTROL VALVE 6000 PSI want to sort by such Matl spec 8 0559935 65 840 Safety Valve C CONTROL VALVE 6500 PSI as Max OD Min ID E 0559935DUMMY Safety Valve DUMMY VALVE etc FRONT dh E 10 080 0960 Safety Valve 3 Lug P1 J Valve 5380 EUEP DOWN Nom weight bAt 1000091957 Safety Valve 7 TRCF 5 RO SAFETY VAL
94. d the user will no longer have access to the system Defining user roles could be handy in larger companies to ease the work when giving access to the different users Persons can be arranged into categories by assigning them to a role one role only When a user has been given a role the user will have the same access level and field access as defined in the role l e user role WRITE ACCES NORWAY Shows only roles that already has been used in the dropdown Uncheck to view all Person Roles There are three types of access level 1 Engineer Role for the common engineer It contains read access to all fields by default and write access to one ore more fields could be entered in the Field Person tab 2 Manager 3 Systems Manager Full access to the system including Code Tables Parts and Symbols The list will include the Persons Roles which has expired Shows in red font 170 CSD User Guide Summary When giving users access to the system the System Administrator has the following options 1 Leave the Role dropdown blank and set the access lever to 1 2 or 3 Fig1 Then go to the Field Person tab and enter that users write access fields Fig2 NOTE You don t have to enter read access to a field This is enabled by default 2 Assign the user to a predefined role found in the Role drop down Fig3 The user will then inherit the same access as defined in the user role User Field Pers
95. d Type X Mas Tree Surface Well Head Subsea Well Head Well Head Date Installed Comments linebreak Ctr Enter Delete 1 Select New 2 Select Well Head type and scroll and choose current well head Add date installed 3 Update X mas tree Edit an existing row Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete a row Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list Input field description for X mas tree list and details Completion Services 1 4 2 1 4 2 1 CSD User Guide Input Description Well Head type Choose which type to register X mas tree surface well head subsea well head Well Head Drop down list Choose from a predefined list Date Installed Date when tree was installed Comments Add additional comment to current X mas tree Second Step Build the string As all data has been entered you can start building the string W BLUESHAWK NO 5150 1 A 10 Main Well 2 01 Plan Completion String Design 8 1 0 File Edit View Item Data Database Options Window Help Qaeda Ag O a sx aac QLEXPRESS CSD81 GB Blt ad LSE ML lt User Tempa GAR S Pa om os ru AH FU MH aR BLUESHAWK NO 5150 1 A 10 Main Well 2 01 Plan BLUESHAWK NO 5150 1
96. d by a System Administrator before you can save a new completion drawing on it e f you cannot find the correct field in the dropdown list or if itis a new field this must be created first Create anew well In the CSD top menu choose Database Code Tables Well Completion Services 184 CSD User Guide BLUESHAWK WELL ID NO 5150 1 A 10 Main Well New well name Wellbore A NO 5150 1 4 20 Dual String Completion NO 5150 1 A 30 ESP Well Longitude NO 5150 1 A 40 Multi Lateral NM New well name Expired Date 1 Choose the correct field from the Field dropdown 2 Press New 3 Type in the well name in the Well input field 4 Press Update The Wellbore button opens the Code Tables Wellbore dialog The Documents button opens the Well Document folder Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 185 Input Description Latitude Enter position coordinates Format DDD MIM SS S Degrees Minutes and TO Seconds compass direction 8 l e 32 18 23 1 N 122 36 52 5 W This will not show graphically in CSD Optional Expired Date You may enter an expired date to prevent the field to show in CSD Optional Edit an existing well Highlight one well in the list Edit the information and press Update Delete a well Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list NOTE A wellbore is created when you save a new completion schematic on this well 1 11 4 5 We
97. e Only Mandatory Data Type Unit of Measure Quantity Double diameter Symibal s Valid Value z 3 1 4 PACKERS a 1 1 5 ENTRY GUIDES 715 1 6 Pues 1 1 7 DUAL STRING J 1 8 ESP EQUIPMENT 1 9 EXPANSION 2 0 SEAL EQUIPMENT a V YY 2 1 INSERTED EQUIPMENT Chemical injection Valve insert D Choke inserted eg D M owes valve 7 B Gas Lift valve fe Inserted Safety Valve 8 Latch J 1 Nipple Adapter inserted eq HE SPACE inserted eq Seeve inserted eq 7 B Uniosdng Valve 2 2 GAUGE EQUIPMENT 19 2 3 MULTILATERAL EQUIPMENT 7139 2 4 PERFORATION EQUIPMENT Y n F Figure 5 For numeric values Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 13 Properties 9 al Biz aec Length m 0 200 m a SymbolQD inch 1 063 inch MaxOD inch 1 870 inch MinlD inch 0 000 inch DriftlD inch 0 000 inch Fixed Depth m no value Comments Matl spec Alloy 718 Threads 18 UNEF 2 B UP hreads OD Top Threads OD Bottom 11 16 Manufacturer PIC Supplier PIC Valve nominal OD Orifice type Onfice le Orifice size m Venturi mm F wm Orifice type 7 Properties Here we see a mixture of default values with a drop down menu mandatory and numeric values An existing Gas lift Valve is used as an example 1 11 5 Log Database The Log database is used to get an overview over which people who have been modified and worked on the different well schematics Y
98. e Tables Administrations Symbol and Parts Options The Option menu contains several Setup options Change Passport function and users messages Window The Window menu shows open windows and window display options Help The Help menu provides access to the help file 1 3 2 7 Properties dialog The Properties dialog shows a lot of information about the highlighted equipment in the Schematic window The properties in black font are editable directly in the Properties dialog Make a change to a property and click Enter Completion Services CSD User Guide es Symbol Lo Safety Valve a Background Color L Clear Part Number 23247 000 00203 Description 7 TRM 4P CF Serial Number BRS 263 MD Top m 560 131 m MD Bottom m 562 311 m TVD Top m Angle m Length m 2 180 m ScaleOD inch 7 000 inch MaxQD inch 9 453 inch MinID inch 6 000 inch DriftlD inch 5 995 inch Fixed Depth m Comments Matl spec 13 Cr 80 Threads Vam Top B X P Threads OD Top 7 Threads OD Bottom 7 Manufacturer Schlumberger Supplier Schlumberger B Type 1 4 Hydraulic Style Solid Position Thickness 1 Color B 0000 Comments Es Properties jy Well Data In the properties dialog user can also change color for current row This will also effect how the text will appear in Sketch For the glass plug itis also possible to change the status of the part from Open to Closed or reversed in the properties dialog NOTE If a pa
99. e font font style and size 3 You can also add effects such as strikeout underline and choose color for your font 4 Press OK NOTE This setup also represents the font appearance on the printout Terminal Server Font Tip When running CSD on Terminal Server Citrix you may need to adjust the Schematic font color to make the text visible when marking an element in the grid Completion Services CSD User Guide Fo Symbol Symbol MD RKB Top m 19 100 19 608 21 538 269 778 272 058 274 988 276 818 278 068 2529 398 2531 228 2532 718 2533 988 2545 848 2547 568 2552 838 2553 668 2555 338 2557 498 2557 718 2557 720 2558 970 2560 878 2561 398 1 10 Miscellaneous 1 10 1 Fixed Depth Length Im 0 508 1 930 248 240 2 280 1 820 1 830 1 250 2251 330 1 830 1 490 1 270 11 860 1 720 5 270 0 830 1 670 2 160 0 220 3 160 1 250 2 970 0 520 3 120 Min ID inch 6 265 6 094 6 094 6 094 6 090 6 090 6 094 6 094 6 094 5 500 6 094 6 094 6 094 4 560 4 780 4 750 6 094 4 778 4 670 3 250 3 958 4 313 4 670 Drift ID inch 6 265 5 969 5 969 5 970 5 970 5 970 5 970 5 969 5 970 5 496 5 970 5 969 5 970 4 420 4 650 4 746 5 969 4 653 4 545 3 833 4 309 4 545 inch 9 625 7 000 7 681 7 680 7 680 7 680 7 680 7 681 7 680 7 636 7 680 7 681 7 680 8 300 6 500 8 125 7 000 7 681 6 075 5 710
100. e is represented by a triangle while all casing are shown in the Sketch mode The width and placement on the schematic depends on the data that has been entered If the casing is a liner then remember to check off the Liner box and add depth of the Liner Hanger PBR In addition you can enter attributes such as radioactive tags and casing patches by choosing the Casing Attribute tab Completion Services 6 CSD User Guide Well amp Completion Attributes Main Wellbore g Attribute q me Former Kearns er Das in Wet Hoe 1 Casing Size MD Top MD Bott 130000 37000 350 000 MD Bottom 350 000 TVD Bottom Max OD Dr ID inch Comments finebreak Ctrl Enter Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL et Well amp Completion Attributes Fi Ss iam 6 Coming Atrbute fig Formation T Xeastee X Survey Data de Well Hole AE Casing OF Palomina A pal Comert Pug Jul Gravel Pack Sisa MD Top MD Bottom imo 31930 38420 See 320000 31840 1205 80 7 000 Pih 4413375 X500 226550 MD Top MD Bottom Tin mr SER E 3050 2 54 616 41 141 14 dl Mises 213720 325259 MD Top TVO Boom 4 4700 3150 70 3703 50 m i b Hac Wesght Max OD i 2900 b 7 698 rch i ID Det iD amp 184 nch 6 060 nch ii Matl Specs il 250r 125ks i Threats i Wam Top AL il Lormerts inebreak terrier T Mace QD and IDs from DBR Web
101. e survey data to calculate all TVD depths Survey data can be imported from a text file TVD and the angle inclination to each element are calculated using these data The MD inclination and azimuth columns must be part of the survey file Transferring survey as a Text File Well amp Completion Attributes NO 34 10 A 36 C 1 E Perforation MD m i 1 43 500 4 220 000 O a E 230 000 Survey Hle Info T i 240 000 l Number of columns 2 250 000 o 14 260 000 595 MD m from RKE is in column 4270 000 59 Inclination is in column 1 280 000 1 290 000 300 000 83 Number of lines to remove 1 310 000 T 320 000 1 330 000 1 350 010 1 360 010 i 1 370 010 Character 1 380 020 T 1 390 020 i 400 030 2 410 030 T A 420 040 T E 1 430 060 Azimuth is in column Column separator Semicolon Hof points 357 1 Choose Select Text File Find current Survey data Note that this must an ASCII text file with the columns delimited with tab space or another character 2 Press Scan to import survey data for this wellbore Example of the text file format Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 0 0000 0 5100 0 6300 0 8300 1 0200 1 2800 1 4300 1 4900 1 5500 1 4600 1 3000 1 3900 2 3800 3 4400 4 1400 4 7000 5 1600 5 6400 6 1000 6 6700 7 0900 7 5800 8 4100 9 0500 9 2800 9 5100 9 8200 10 1500 10 4600 10 7300 11 0300 11 5900 12 1000 12 8
102. e to edit the part Completion String Design 8 0 14 PO33 statoil no a Part is used in 29 existing completions Editing this part will influence all completions where this part has been used Do you still want to edit this part 4 After editing the part choose update to save the changes Delete A part that has been used in a completion cannot be deleted until it has been removed from the completion To find out where a Part Number has been used go to tab Usage Note that only a superuser and admin have access to delete an existing part Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 127 1 Find and mark the wanted part 2 Choose Delete to delete current part Copy This function is used to create a new part by copying data of an existing part Note that also this function is only available for superusers and admin 1 Find the existing part you wish to copy data from 2 Mark this and choose Copy Part Search Data Documents Usage Report History Symbol IE Safety Valve y Part Number Symbol Name Description DriftID finch Nom Weight bt Part No E 00 Niord Safety Valve 7 TRM 4P CF TRSCSSV 5 930 26005 a E 005 Vestflanken Safety Valve 7 TRM 4P CF TRSCSSV 29 Vam Top B X P 5 990 E 0099 Safety Valve 7 324 25Cr Vam Top HC SP TRSV 5 803 32 00 Threads E 02401 000 00001 Safety Valve 1 5 C 30R CHEMICAL INJECTION VALVE LE 1 055
103. e to thread cutting make up problems etc To remove a joint from the tally choose the joint in the schematic click the right mouse button and select Reject Joint You will then be asked if you wish to replace this joint with another one from the pipe inventory If a joint is rejected this will be indicated with red in the pipe inventory and it cannot be used elsewhere Insert similar joint from inventory To insert a joint from the inventory choose a joint which is already in the schematic click the right mouse button and select Insert Similar Joint from Inventory Then select a joint in the inventory You cannot use a joint twice or use a joint which is marked as rejected The new joint is added to the Schematic Completion Services 18 CSD User Guide y Pipe Inventory Items l s cu _ oW De e um Status Mot in Mot in Mot in Mot in Mot in Mot in Mot in Mot in Mot in Not in use Mot in Mot in Mot in Rejected Mot in Mot in Reset In Use Mot in Mot in Mot in 0 Mot in In use Z Used in tally 1 2 3 4 2 5 Ej a 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 im en Auto Generate 5 to jg In use In use In use In use ir th fa R3 ors Copy Paste Attach to inventory item To add a new joint it is also possible to use copy paste First select the joint to copy and paste it into the schematic This manua
104. eable than the database parts when it comes to where it s been used etc Scaling Stinger Completion Scaling overlapping sections in Schematic Because the symbols in the schematic are scaled relative to one another there are certain Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 10 scenarios where some symbols might look a little squeezed This is for instance the case when you have two sections with overlapping intervals where an assembly or anumber of items in the lower section overlaps with a tubing section in the upper section This will force CSD to draw all the symbols overlapping the tubing depth within the same space as the tubing symbol Below is an example where the lower section starts in the middle of a tubing section Assy 2 4 930 Assy 1 13 550 As you can see the PBR assembly is barely visible But there are a few workarounds For instance you can split up the tubing section so that you have a single joint in the same depth as the assembly That will look something like this Assy 2 4 930 Assy 1 13 550 Alternatively you can expand the whole row by adding a number of lines in the comments field for the tubing Highlight the row and click dd 4 dE Ag lil lt User Templat 4 Item comment Edit comment on highlighted item Completion Services o CSD User Guide Comment Here you enter new lines by pressing the Ctrl button and Enter at the same time Add as many as you need
105. ed depth MD bottom of the casing cement Max OD N A ID N A Drift ID N A Date Installed N A Part Number N A Attach to casing liner Attach the casing cement to a casing liner Choose from the drop down list The drop down list will depend on info typed in Casing tab Description A short description about the casing cement Optional 1 10 4 Volume It is also possible to do some volume estimations in CSD The following volume calculations are estimated Completion Services 158 CSD User Guide Displaced Volume Closed end displacement volume Volume amp nnulus Llose 733 51 bbl 26 62 bbl Net steel displacement volume Volume to first perforation 178 27 bbl bbl Internal string volume 621 24 bbl Volume to specified depth Depth Topic Closed end displacement volume Volume Annulus Net steel displacement volume Volume to first perforation Internal string volume Volume to specified depth 1600 000 Description The volume inside the string the volume of the steel To calculate this volume CSD use Nom OD of each string element Volume in annulus from hanger to the first packer Volume is calculated using casing ID and Nom OD of each string element Net steel volume Volume is calculated using Nom OD and Min ID on each element The volume is Total string displaced volume Internal string volume Works only for simple completions Volume is calculated using Min ID for each eleme
106. ell such as MD TVD etc By choosing Get From Survey some of the column will be auto filled based on transferred survey in Well amp Completion Attributes Survey Data You can also manually enterthis data Well amp Completion Data Test Wellbore T General Data Depths Datum History RKB MSL Airgap MSL Tubing Hanger RKB Tubing Hanger RKB Skid Deck 80 000 m 56 670 m 23 330 m 0 000 The following depth values are referenced to currently selected datum PBTD TD Fill Top MD MD MD no value 2193 000 no value TVD TVD TVD 1389 993 Max Dogleg Max Deviation Degree MD Degree MD 5 1 Deg 30 m 1140 000 71 8 1857 300 Average Angle through Pay 0 0 Deg Get From Survey Input field Description RKB MSL Airgap Read only Distance from RKB to mean sea level MSL Taken from the Installation dropdown in the Completion Services MSL Tubing Hanger RKB Tubing Hanger RKB Skid Deck PBTD MD PBTD TVD TD MD TD TVD Fill Top MD Fill Top TVD Fill Date Max Dogleg Degree Completion Services General Data tab Distance from mean sea level to tubing hanger Usually found as top depth for TH in tally Read only Sum of RKB MSL and MSL TH Distance from Skid Deck Measured Depth to plug back This is used to display PB on Schematic Sketch Read on
107. enter fixed depth when you insert the first element Choose Data Secondary String Mode or push the button Ir to return to the Schematic mode where the secondary string is now visible The secondary string can be placed on top of or beside the main string This is controlled by turning on or off the Symbol 2 column in Options Setup and Wellbore Schematic Columns Completion Services MD RKB Top of tem MD RKB Bottom of tem E MD Skid deck _ Effective length Total Length Makeup loss Max OD CSD Scale OD Min ID Drift ID Nominal Weight E Cost 1000 7 Int yield press Test E Int yield press Work Collapse res Test E Collapse res Work 7 Dynamic Attribute NOS CSD User Guide E Threads E Threads OD Top Threads OD Bottom Part Number E Symbol Extra Info E Formation E Serial Number E Tag Joint No E Run Joint No E Volume E Error Run No You can choose to view the Secondary String schematics in 3 different modes 1 The two strings shows on top of each other Option Setup Symbol 2 column disabled NOTE You can close the Symbol 2 column by dragging one edge over the other The two columns will then show on top of each other Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL File Edit View Item Data De 2 The two strings shows beside each other Option Setup Symbol 2 column enabled Tip When you enable the Symbol
108. er Size 7 x 32 00 Baker Oil Tools 420 mod 5875 9 200 H NA NIPAD Nipple Adapte Nipple adapter for TSM 6 000 Baker Oil Tools 13 Cr80 ksi 6 000 9 500 H824 93 5901 Nipple Adapte Nipple Adapter with BA 6 000 Baker Oil Tools 13 Cr 6 000 750 L F1825 17 5817 Nipple Adapte 7 x5 875 Nipple adapte 5 810 Baker Oil Tools 13 Cr 80 5875 8 380 Properties L E www csd as Part Explorer Properties Dialog Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 21 To enable and disable docking windows go to View Toolbars and Docking Windows File Database Options Help Message Bar Customize Reset to default windows and positioning choose Options Reset Windows Layout Help E Setup Save Setup k E Select Logo Change Password Messages a o Lag Columns It s important to be able to format the Schematic to get a nice print out Here is a summary of what you can do with the columns e Change the order of the columns Place the mouse pointer on the column header cell Hold down the left mouse button while moving the cursor to the border of the area the cursor will have a square next to it Drag the columns to the desired position A dotted line will show you where the columns will be inserted Then release the mouse button e Scale columns Place the cursor on the border of the column Hold down the left mouse button and re size the width of the column by dragging
109. erni 3 Blunts r 3 Wyle Celle Edifing i AS te gt Ah B E D E F es H J K L 1 Tubing Tally Running List E L a oe ae Bax Comrmmw n Y MID Top Length OD ID Drift Description Angle symbol Name Threads Mati spec ts a O O OEA inch AI O 5 9687 469 6135 6 150 4 780 4 654 5 1 2 208 vam Ace Pup Joint 45 0 Pup Joint vam Ace Bx P 13 Cr 80 l amp 95680 6123 6 857 6 150 4 780 4 654 5 1 2 208 vam Ace Pup Joint 45 0 Pup Joint vam Ace Bx P 13 Cr amp 7 653 741 26 870 2 021 4 725 4 657 95 8 x 5 1 2 PRR 20 ft 45 0 PAR Varn Ace Bx P 13 Cr 20 B 647 534 5 B07 6 150 4 780 4 654 5 1 2 208 Warm Ace Pup Joint 45 0 Pup Joint Varn Ace Dx P 13 cCr B0 3 5641 734 6 201 6 150 4 780 4 654 5 1 2 208 vam Ace Pup Joint 45 0 Pup Joint Varn Ace Bx P 13 cr 80 10 9632 031 7 982 4 470 4 653 5 1 2 208 MMRG SIDE POCKET MANDREL 45 0 SEM VAM ACE B X P ALS 41055 11 S6 ib ds 6 168 6 150 4 780 4654 ty 1 2 20 vam Ace Pup Joint 44 9 Pup Joint Van AO BP 13 Cr 80 12 615 250 6 824 6 150 4 780 4 654 5 1 2 204 Vam Ace Pup dcir 44 9 Pup Joint Var Act A Xn 13 Cr 20 13 615 257 4 593 7 009 4 779 4 772 5 1 2 Ga uge Carrier A49 Gauge Carrier Varn Ace Dx 13 r 80 14 5608433 6 824 6 150 4 780 4 654 5 1 2 208 vam Ace Pup Joint 44 9 Pup Joint vam Ace Bx P 13 Cr 80 115 572 133 36 000 6 050 4 052 4 770 5125 57 23 008 L3 Cr 105 My 2 86 fish neck 44 9 Tubing Van Ace Bx PF 13 cr au 16 4536 433 36 000 6 050 4 892 47 0 1 3 5 5 33 008 13
110. es 160 CSD User Guide Minimum Drift ID ID to specified depth D epth OID Dnft ID 1587 986 ft 6 059 inch fo 113465 ft Choose Data Minimum Drift ID Adjust Depth if needed Press the gt gt button to calculate the Minimum Drift ID 1 10 6 Comment In CSD there are several ways to enter a comment to an element part in the completion string 1 You can double click on the Comment column in the Schematic window and write a comment This will look like this in the schematic window see figure below Ass Symbol Symbol Fo MD RKB Length ID Drit Max Description Extra Top ID OD Info ft ft inch finch inch 52 664 1567 6265 6265 9 625 77 32 t 5KM0K TEG HNGR CWCT Wi2 CL PORTS 64 331 5 332 6 094 5969 7 000 T 32 Vam Pup Joint P x P 70 663 814 436 6 094 5969 7 681 WronglDsinFinal 7 32 Vam Tubing Well Report 885 098 7480 6 094 5970 7 680 T 32 Vam Pup Joint NOTE Remember that you have to choose to display the Comment column to see the comments that has been entered This is done in Option Setup 2 Highlight an element and in Properties dialog you can add a comment for the chosen part Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 161 2 Symbol Pup Joint generic item Background Color L Clear Part Number Description 7 322 Vam Top Pup Joint Serial Number MD Top m 503 908 m MD Bottom m 506 418 m TVD Top m Angle m Length m 2 510 m
111. everal rows that you want to copy Press the Copy button 3 and then the Paste button A The cursor will change there will be a sign next to the arrow Use the cursor to choose where you want to insert the element s If you want to move the highlighted are use the Cut button and then the Paste button d 3 Highlight one or several rows that you want to copy Press Ctrl C to copy and then Ctrl V to paste The cursor will change there will be a sign next to the arrow Use the cursor to choose where you want to insert the element s If you want to move the highlighted area press Ctrl X to cut and Ctrl V to paste 4 Highlight one or several rows that you want to copy Move the cursor inside the marked border and left click The cursor will change there will be a square next to it Press down the left mouse button to drag it to a new position A dotted line will show you where the elements will be inserted 1 4 2 1 1 Item Properties 1 4 2 1 1 1 In the following chapter we will take a closer look at Item Properties There are several ways to open Item Properties 1 Right click on a part and choose Item Properties s 3 Highlight a part in the schematic and choose Item Attributes in the CSD top menu 2 Highlight a part in the schematic and click on symbol in the toolbar Item Data To get a simple overview of the data for an element choose Item Properties from the element short menu This dialog box le
112. ext in the Sketch by right click and choose Add Annotation Click at the text box for writing free text and adjust in properties dialog MD Top MD bottom and color for the text Tip You can break the text to a new line by pressing Ctrl Enter Toolbox in Sketch mode The Toolbox is used here to pick a symbol type that you want more information on If you want more information on Pup joints you put a mark in the box next to Pup joint Now all Pup joints in the string will show depth and description in addition to the symbol showing in the simplified schematic Some of the symbols that are defined as important will be shown in Sketch as default This can be adjusted by the CSD administrator The toolbox also contains choices for which completion attributes that should be displayed in the sketch Note that on off only changes the text part and not the graphical presentation This means that if you indicate that you don t want to see perforation data only the text will be removed from the Sketch and not the perforation symbols Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 45 Example of toolbox in the Sketch mode a Symbol El 41 1 0 Generic Items freetext symbols 8 Y 11 TUBULARS P E 1 2 SUBS B FT 1 3 VALVES p 7 14 PACKERS gt E 9 1 5 ENTRY GUIDES b 0 1 6 PLUGS gt 109 1 7 DUAL STRING gt gt 1 8 ESP EQUIPMENT b 7 9 1 9 EXPANSION gt 7 9 2 0 SEAL EQUIPMENT gt
113. ferent in your company Place the cursor in the toolbox on top of the highlighted symbol Hold down the left hand mouse button while you drag the symbol into the schematic When you let go of the mouse button the Part dialog will appear You can then use the Part search criteria to find the element you want to insert When you have found the element highlight it and push OK or double click on the marked line Note that you can search for elements by using the search fields on the left hand side in the Part dialog box Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 8 Search Data Documents Usage Report History Symbol o Safety Valve Part Number Symbol Name Description Make Up Loss Part No 0 100484587 Safety Valve RR 4 1 2 TRMAXX 5E 3 812 X TYPE 5K e 12341267 Safety Valve RR 4 1 2 TRMAXX 5E 3 812 X TYPE 5K o 4567b7 Safety Valve RR4 1 2 TRMAXX 5E 3 812 X TYPE 5K e DE EE EN Te es e Demo part Safety Valve 5 1 2 208 TRSV TSM 5 0 H825 50 4567 Safety Valve TSM 5 Safety Valve Matl spec H825 61 4567 Safety Valve TSM 8 Safety Valve CSD Scale OD o H826 42 0006BGBP Safety Valve 7 328 TRSCSSV o P355230 0105 Safety Valve Chemical Injection Nipple Descr Mom weight Threads OD Top Threads OD Bottom New Delete Copy Repeat the operation to build the entire string It is also possible to use Copy amp Paste Copy Paste functions are located in the Edit menu 3 Move t
114. for the items to show up in the schematic Assy 2 4 930 Assy 1 13 550 1 4 2 8 ESP functionality The best way of registering ESP equipment with bypass tubing in CSD is to build the bypass tubing and the ESP section separately The bypass tubing is then built in the Main String Mode and the ESP section in the Secondary String Mode Bypass tubing in Main String Mode Completion Services sxe s rms mm eee 4 778 e 1816 491 1819294 2 803 4 653 5 530 1819294 1820 010 0 716 3 958 3833 12 000 1820 010 1822727 2717 3260 4653 5540 1822727 1823 696 0 969 3 260 4653 5540 1823 696 1828 155 4459 3 260 4 653 5 540 1828 155 1832 614 4459 3260 4653 5540 1832 614 1835 463 2849 3 260 4653 5 540 1835 463 1837 906 2 443 3 260 4 653 5 540 1837 906 1848 674 10 768 3260 4653 5 540 1848 674 1859884 11210 3 260 4653 5 540 1859 884 1860 621 0 737 3260 4653 5 540 1860 621 1861 250 0 629 3 260 4653 5 540 1861250 1861 730 0 480 3 958 3833 12 000 m 1861730 1865 286 3 556 4778 4653 5530 ES 1865 286 1866 273 0 987 4695 4653 6 750 ESP equipment in Secondary String Mode Symbol Symbol For Asse MD Top MD Bottom Length Min Drift Extra RKB RKB ID ID Info m m Im inch inch 1823 584 1826 301 2 717 6 023 5 981 1826 301 1826 501 0 200 0 010 1826 501 1827 270 0 769 1827 270 1831 729 4 459 2 000 LI 1831 729 1836 188 4 459 2 000 1836 188 1836
115. formation in Formation tab located under Well amp Completion Attributes Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL e Well amp Completion Attributes Main Wellbore 1 Casing Formation MD Top Comments linebreak Ctr Enter 1 Select New 2 Scroll and choose formation and fill mandatory field MD Top and MD Bottom 3 Update the formation list Edit an existing row Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete a row Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list Input field description for well hole list and details Completion Services CSD User Guide Input field Description Formation Scroll and choose current formation MD Top Measured top depth of formation MD Bottom Measured bottom depth of formation Comments Add additional comments to current formation top NOTE Should a formation missing from the drop down list please contact the CSD System Administrator to add it to the system 1 4 1 2 6 Gravel Pack Gravel Pack is locate under Well amp Completion Attributes Register Gravel Pack interval under this tab This will be indicated with a yellow colored on the schematic Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL Well amp Completion Attributes NO 6506 11 E 3 H ES Formati
116. ght side Example of a Dual String Well f 101 Existing Read Only Completion String Design 80 14 PoBa statoino ee File Edit View Item Data Database Options Window Help Qus B 3 2 ES a amp 4 Ly Ifi lt UserTemplate gt y 4 A L HV Los onus eus onn nin a g als N aR Toolbox n MD RKB MD RKB Length Mex Min Drift Description Part Number Asser Symbol Symbol Asser Description MD RKB MD RKB Length Mex Min Drift Part Number E Symbol 1m Al te pos Bec fac imb foi Uni poe Bach int INIM ocn Bese cine ni 354 570 354770 0 200 8 600 2750 2 725 WATER INJ W NIPPLE Nom OD 18 6 228753 03 WATER INJ W NIPPLE Nom OD 18 6 354 570 354770 0 200 8 000 2750 2735 228753 03 gt gt 11 TUBULARS 354 770 355 520 0 750 3 890 2 992 2 867 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint P 350 920 VA 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint 254 770 355 480 0 710 3 890 2 992 2 867 P 250 920 VA gt gt 1 2 SUBS 255 520 356 170 0 650 2890 2 992 2867 2 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint P 250 920 VA 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint 355 480 356 090 0 610 3 890 2 992 2 867 P 350 920 VA 3 1 3 VALVES 356 170 360 380 4 210 3 890 2 992 2867 3 1 2 9 2 Vam Ace Pup Joint P 250 920 VA ANTI GALVANIC 356 090 357 840 1 750 3 920 2920 2 920 819 20 gt gt 14 PACKERS 3 1 2 Adjustable Union 357 840 260 850 3 010 4750 2 990 2990 CAM2 9 1 5 ENTRY GUIDES 360 380 362 130 1 750 3 920 2 920 2 920 ANTI GALVANIC 819 20 ANTI GAL
117. hatever needs to be changed The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete insert equipment Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 93 Note the MD Top of the R A Tag is showing in the left column and can also be modified in the Properties dialog along with a comment When aR A Tag is registered it is indicated in the seen in the figure below 2558 03 2560 19 2160 7 000 7 000 6094 5969 7 32 Pup Joint P XP 2560 19 2560 41 0220 7681 7000 4778 4653 T 35x 5 12 20 X over 2560 41 2563 57 3160 6075 5500 4670 4545 51 2 23 Pup Joint 2563 57 2564 09 0 520 6050 5500 4313 4309 512 20 F Top Non Ported Seat Nipple be 2564 09 2567 21 3 120 6 075 5500 4670 4545 5 1 2 23 Pup Joint Hes 2567 21 2591 85 24640 6 075 5500 4670 4 545 51 2 23 Tubing 1 4 2 1 1 5 Clamp Choose a row in the schematic window choose Item Attribute or E Choose the Clamp tab Item Properties nents inebreak Ctr Enter 1 Select New 2 Register the type of clamp number of clamp and add a comment If the type field doesn t contain the clamp type you need contact your manager to update the list 3 Update the list Completion Services 94 CSD User Guide Edit an existing row Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed
118. he arrow to the right and opposite in the other direction Completion Services Running List Columns 146 CSD User Guide Running List Columns is located under Option and Setup or by pressing E MD RKB Top of tem MD RKB Bottom of Item 7 MD Skid deck Effective length Total Length Makeup lass E Cum Length E TVD RKB Angle Max OD F CSD Scale OD Min ID Drift ID E Nominal Weight E Cost 1000 7 Int yield press Test 7 Int yield press Work Fl Collapse res Test 7 Collapse res Work 7 Dynamic Attribute Threads Threads OD Top Threads OD Bottom E Part Number PT ID Number Matl spec E Manufacturer E Supplier Symbol Mame Symbol E Symbol 2 Symbol Extra Info Formation Assembly E Serial Number Tag Joint No E Run Joint No Comment E Volume Run No In this setup user can choose which columns to appear in the Tubing Tally Running List Misc Misc is located under Option and Setup or by pressing E Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 147 Casing Sort Order Size 7 Well Hole a Depth Casing Perforation Fish 4 entries Cement Gravel Pack Auto Fit To Page Under Reamed On Casing Attribute Item Attribute Auto Calculate TVD values Recently Used File List Bottom of Well Info On Survey calculation method Part Search Precision Minimum curvature CSD Scale OD 0100 inch amp Radius of
119. he cursor to the schematic window Press the right mouse button and choose New from the menu that appears The cursor will change there will be a sign next to it and you can now choose where you want to insert the new element Pressing the left mouse button does this Part dialog appears and the procedure will be the same as described above Note that default symbol to be used will be the symbol highlighted in the toolbox 4 Choose New from the Item menu The cursor change form and you have to select where the new element shall be placed This is done by placing the cursor where you want the element to be placed and then press the left mouse button Note that the default symbol to be used will be the symbol highlighted in the toolbox Now the dialog box Part is displayed To complete follow the same procedure as for item 1 and 2 Repeat operations 1 2 3 and or 4to build the entire string Copy amp Paste function Sometimes the same Part Number is used several times In these situation itis easier to use the copy paste functions You can do this in several ways Completion Services as CSD User Guide 1 Highlight one or several rows that you want to copy Choose Edit Copy and then Edit Paste The cursor will change there will be a sign next to the arrow Use the cursor to choose where you want to insert the element s If you want to move the highlighted are use Edit Cut and Edit Paste 2 Highlight one or s
120. he instructions for Single string Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 4M BLUESHAWK NO 5150 1 A 10 Main Well 1 00 Pla File Edit View Item Data Database Options Window Help 2g d 230 A 4 38 amp c0 Ble BALM lt User Tempa DA amp M4 WS n n an guls uz BLUESHAWK NO 5150 1 A 40 Multi Lateral 1 00 Actual BLUESHAWK NO 5150 1 A 10 Main Well 1 00 Plan v Explorer Assem Symbol Forn MD RKB MD RKB Drift Description Comments a de NO 5150 1 A 10 Main Well ID Control Line Hydraulic Documents Well 150610 151 445 0835 3920 2880 2880 3 1 2 Flow Coupling Extra Top Bottom OD ID Info m m m inch inch inch A TEST FIELDS e 23 330 24 330 1 000 13480 2950 2 950 Hanger Single 13 5 8 x 3 1 2 4 3 Norway ge 24 330 26 930 2600 3 500 2 992 3 1 2 Pup Joint a BLUESHAWK 26930 36495 9565 3500 2992 3 1 2 Tubing 1 Joint 4 k NO 5150 1 A 10 Main Well 36 495 39040 2545 3500 2992 3 1 2 Pup Joint 4 XI 1 00 Under Construction 39 040 40969 1 929 3 500 2 992 3 1 2 Pup Joint da Plan 4 40 969 144490 103 521 3500 2 992 3 1 2 Tubing 11 Joints 4 1 01 Complete String 3 H 1 02 W Additional Well Data J 1 03 LWI 144 490 147625 3135 3500 2992 3 1 2 Pup Joint 5 ue DUM 147 625 148 460 0 835 3 920 2 880 2 880 3 1 2 Flow Coupling A adsl A 148 460 150 610 2 150 5 030 2813 2813 31 2 TRSV SP ME 201 Kad Je NO 5150 1 A 20
121. hreads OD Bottom v inch Int yield press test Pa Int yield press work Pa Collapse res test Pa Collapse res work Pa Mandatory fields Values are default values only and can be changed for each element The mandatory fields are marked with red CSD Scale OD is used to scale the symbol and is important to secure a correct visual presentation in the schematic There will be some logical checks on diameter and pressure data ID cannot be larger than OD and test pressure must be greater than work pressure NOTE Each Part number have to be unique and is not editable after you push Save Input Description Part number Symbol Manufacturer ID SAP Number Supplier Description A short description of the part A unique part number for the part Usually given in assembly drawings from the supplier Drop down list with all available symbols in CSD Manufacturer of the part SAP number or company ID number Supplier of the part Completion Services Matl spec CSD Scale OD Nom weight Total length Makeup loss Max OD Min ID Drift ID Cost 1000 Expired Date Threads Threads OD Top Threads OD Bottom Int yield press test Int yeld press work Collapse res test Collapse res work Edit CSD USER MANUAL 125 Material Specification Choose ascaling OD for part Usually the same as Threads OD Top inch Nominal weight to the part Total length of p
122. ia ee 7H m n m A ss Show Expired wel Choose Field Well Revision Number and Mode Remember that the official version is located in the last revision number in Existing Actual mode If you are going to open an official version of a completion this can be easily done by pressing the OK button after you have highlighted a well name Then the program will open the latest revision of the latest completion in Existing Actual mode if it exists It is also possible to open wells from the Explorer tab in the CSD main screen This is done by double click on a schematic revision or right click and choose Open Completion Services 0 CSD User Guide Explorer q J NO 34 10 C46 E gt NO 34 10 B 19 A NO 24 10 B 2 A gt NO 34 10 B 2 B gt NO 34 10 B 20 A gt A NO 34 10 B 21 B gt NO 34 10 B 22 A gt A NO 34 10 B 23 gt NO 34 10 B 24 A gt A NO 34 10 B 25 gt 4 NO 34 10 B 26 AY gt A NO 34 10 B 27 A gt A NO 34 10 B 28 gt NO 24 10 B 29 B gt NO 34 10 B 3 A gt NO 34 10 B 30 A gt NO 34 10 B 31 A gt A NO 34 10 B 32 gt NO 24 10 B 33 gt NO 34 10 B 33 A gt A NO 34 10 B 34 gt A NO 24 10 B 35 gt NO 34 10 B 35 A gt A NO 24 10 B 35 B gt NO 24 10 B 36 A gt A NO 34 10 B 37 gt A NO 34 10 B 38 if Toolbox E Check List e Explorer Tip If this is not visible in your screen please go to the CSD top menu View
123. iew Item Set schematic font Inventory Minimum ID Change depth reference to specific depth Calculates volumes in annulus and string Change mode of active string from plan to tally Change mode of active string from plan to existing Change mode of active string from tally to existing Change mode of active string from current mode to plan Display my messages Delete fields wells completions and modes only able for admin Maintenance of symbols groups and symbols Search for parts in the equipment database Administer users Give access to fields and wells Message administration Global system settings dialog File Edit View Item Data Database Options Window Help The File menu contains the basic file options like new open save and print You will also find 4 most recent opened wells here The Edit menu contains basic editing commands like Cut Copy Paste and Undo The View menu shows customizing options for CSD main screen such as Toolbars Docking Windows and Zoom of the current window tab The Item menu contains options for highlighted part in the schematic such as Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL Change Comment Length etc Data The Data menu is the main menu for data enty It also contains Secondary Dual String Insert Additional Wellbore Threads Report calculation option and changing modes of revision Database The Database contains mainly options for users with administration access such as Cod
124. ion Setup and Fonts If you want to change the fonts used in Schematic you should make changes to the entry Completion Components Note that there are separate settings for fonts regarding inserted equipment Symbol Extra column etc e The length of the last part of the well area between the last element and TD can be changed This is done in Option Setup in the tab Expansion Number of lines to expand bottom of well can vary from 1 to 100 rows 5 rows are default e The length of the tubing elements can be changed by changing the expansion factor Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 137 also in Option Setup Expansion e The Symbol column in the Schematic view is scalable Move the cursor to the column border push down the left hand mouse button and drag to broaden or narrow 1 7 3 Data boxes Print Layout is used to select which data boxes to be included in the report The data boxes contain data related to perforations fish junk casings cement etc Go to Print Preview File Print Preview The Print Layout dialog at the lower right allows you to choose which data boxes to display at the last page in the report If you for instance want information about fish junk in your report select Fish in the Print Layout hierarchy This box will automatically be shown in the Report Layout screen The red arrow indicate to view the next page of the print E v Toolbox aE Brit 4 JR cose 4 Symbol b 1A 1 0 Generic
125. it RKB Tubing Hanger RKB MSL airgap MSL Tubing Hanger You will need to know the RKB MSL airgap and subtract it from the RKB Tubing Hanger depth Usually found as top depth for THin tally NOTE When you attempt to save files created in previous CSD versions you are met with the following message Completion is marked as read only due to automatic datum change Please save changes as anew revision by using Save As File Edit View Item Data Database Options Window Help cay 3 4 bi 2 ES Fat SE cS dz Vd IT RKB Deep Venture 35 500m v lt User Templ Untitled BLUESHAWK NO 5150 1 A 40 Multi Lateral 1 00 Actual Read Only E Completion is marked as read only due to automatic datum change Please save changes as a new revision by using Save As Save As Asserr Symbol Symbol Forn MD Top Length Min Drift Max Description Extra RKB ID ID Infa Ira Im linchi Tin h1 Tin h1 1 4 1 1 4 History Under the History tab users can enter information and date for occurrence in the wellbore The window looks like this with example data Completion Services 5 CSD User Guide Well amp Completion Data Comments pul TT 81 2 hulkominn Pre Perforerer Run complet Comments inebreak Ctri Enter Kjerer Welltech SLB tr 9 1 2 cable clamps ant 320 New completion 5 1 2 cable clamps with teflon for riser ant 35 Band it 10 WS 1 Ran leak detect 5 1 2 cable clamps a
126. joint of casing also known as casing collar Add additional comments regarding current casing in comment field Top of Liner TOL Depth to top of liner PBR This can only be registered if Liner has been checked off A casing attribute such as R A Tag Casing Cement Collapsed Casing Tieback Packer etc can be inserted in the Casing Attribute tab in Well amp Completion Attributes The mandatory field in this tab depends on the casing attribute type Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 6 Well amp Completion Attributes Main Wellbore MD Top D RA Tag 3027 500 Casing Liner Element R A Tag MD Top 3027 500 TVD Top 2306 366 Max OD Insert casing attributes 1 Select New MD Bottom 3027 500 TVD Bottom 2306 366 Date Installed dd MM yyyy Part Number Attach to casing liner 2 Choose type in the Casing Liner Element dropdown list and add information to the casing attribute 3 Press Update to enter the new casing attribute Edit an existing row Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete a row Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list Completion Services amp CSD User Guide Input field description for Casing Attribute list and details Inp
127. l copy operation will remove the link to the inventory The link can be re established by choosing Attach to Inventory Item from the Item menu You cannot use a joint twice or use a joint which is marked as rejected Note that in this case you may choose from all joints in all inventories Make sure that you choose a joint from the correct inventory Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 11 u Pipe Inventory Items MES 5 1 2 5 5 23 00 13 Cr 105 My 2 86 fish neck Mot in use 3 Used in tally Rejected I scot Te ma HR ESEL LT Us Auto Generate Lengths It is possible to adjust the lengths of each joint if needed This can be done either in the schematic orin the pipe inventory and changes are updated in both places automatically Printing If you need a hard copy of the pipe inventory enter the Pipe Inventory dialog and press the button Send to Browser The list of joints in the inventory will then be presented in your web browser From the browser you can choose print or copy the data to Excel or other software Completion Services 1 6 1 6 1 CSD User Guide i ded oC z Bookl Microsoft Excel le ES Fae Hone iniert Page Layout Fermiulad Data Eliminar Mimi Air bat Team e Ed cs Ge El 2 Calilzri 11 KA uu P ame ie rap Text General el HE EH oa E Lak AF Ay mr uci Bid Ac m Oe A rediere rema CH Pet omete Pom a eh noae Clipboard E F find z Aligrsm
128. llbore schematic Enable the Error column in Options Setup Wellbore Schematic Columns This check can be overridden by inserting an override reason and press Enter Minimum Drift ID is a topic which detects the minimum Drift ID on your string The user don t necessary have to do anything to on this post Make sure the Tubing Install Date is correct in Data under Well amp Completion Attributes This post is possible to ignore error by pick overwrite and insert text in override reason then press Enter When user have checked all the topics check for approve the list Tip If the Check List is missing go to View Toolbars and Docking Window and select Check List for this to appear in the main screen Explorer You can open a revision directly from Explorer tab Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 1 i um D ocuments System gt Mi 1 TEST FIELDS gt E Brazil Canada dm Norway amp AASTA HANSTEEN ALVE e ASTERO a NO35 11 A 1 YH p Ag 1 01 Two Branched ML b um Documents Well gt NO35 11 A 2 H gt A NO 35 11 4 3 H DAGNY EIRIN FRAM NORD FRAM VEST FRAM ST GLITNE GRANE GUDRUN GULLFAKS GULLFAKS 2030 Project gt GULLFAKS SATELITTER n HE Toolbox EF Explorer Check List Tip If Explorer is missing go to View Toolbars and Docking Window and select Check List for this to appear in the main screen Show Hide Expired Wells By clicking the expired button you can also
129. llbore Code Tables This dialog shows all the wellbores connected to one well and all the revisions of the well completion as well as Modified By and Modified Date Completion Services 186 CSD User Guide Field BLUESHAWK Well NO 5150 1 A 20 Multi Lateral WELLBORE_ID Wellbore ds NO 12 34 A 1 Y1H NO 12 34 A 1 Y3H ds NO 12 34 A 1 Y2H T Ag NO 12 34 A 1 Y3H Well Completions revisions WELL COMPLETIO MODIFIED MOC ED9 beisland New Update Delete Cancel You can edit the wellbore name by changing the name in the Wellbore input field then press Update The Delete button enables you to delete a wellbore You should be careful deleting a wellbore and be absolutely sure before doing so NOTE You are not able to create a wellbore using this dialog as wellbores are created when you first save a well schematic to a new well Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 187 1 11 4 6 Dynamic Attributes How to add dynamic attributes A For mandatory values 1 Open CSD you do not need to open any well and go to Database Code Tables Then proceed to Dynamic Attribute 2 Let us take an example We want to add Nominal OD as a dynamic attribute to the Latch symbol meaning that all Latch equipment can then register Nominal OD as a part property Press New and name the dynamic attribute Nominal OD as shown in Figure 1 Select Inserted Equipment then Latch
130. llowed It is also possible to add joints by copy this from excel spread sheet and press Paste button Adjusting joint lengths this is easily achieved by using the table as a spread sheet Select the Length cell for the joint you wish to change and enter the length To move to the cell joint above or below use the arrow buttons on the keyboard Moving to another row or pressing Enter will accept the changes To cancel editing press Escape Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 117 1 5 2 2 Transition from Plan to Tally If a pipe inventory exists the following dialog box will appear when going from plan to tally You will need to choose which inventory to use pipes from in the different tubing sections If the number of joints is insufficient you will be notified YF Inventory Select as Part Descriptior Joints Reg Inventory T 550 170 VA 13CR 5 1 2 17 Vam Ace Tubing 230 51 25 5 23 00 13 Cr 105 My 2 86 fis Connect part to correct inventory by dicking on inventory column and select inventory OK Cancel 1 5 2 3 Operation in Tally against Pipe Inventory In tally mode each individual joint will have a link to the pipe inventory This link allows several operations to be performed which are described in this chapter Most of these operations are available through the right mouse button short menu or the Item menu Reject joint In some cases itis necessary to remove joints from the tally du
131. locked marked as read only Please save changes as a new revision by using Save As After working with a revision you might want to set this as Read Only so no other users is able to make any changes to the final and existing revision Explorer n XJ Toggle read only far this well completion gt NO 34 10 A 24 B gt NO 34 10 A 25 B Kk NO 34 10 A 25 C A NO 34 10 A 26 A NO 34 10 A 27 A p AA 1 00 gt Jf 2 00 gt A 2 01 gt AA 2 02 gt 4 3 00 P et 3 01 Installed shallow set at 1 ope 3 02 Project review l Documents Well gt AL NO 34 10 A 27 B gt NO 34 10 A 28 A gt NO 34 10 A 29 A gt A NO 34 10 A 30 A gt NO 34 10 A 30 B gt NO 34 10 A 31 s NO 34 10 A 32 C 3E Toolbox K Check List 1 Choose the current revision you wish to set in Read Only mode and highlight this 2 Select the lock symbol NOTE Only the user who has set a revision to Read Only or the System Administrator can unlock it again Completion Services CSD User Guide Document folder In the Explorer tab the user also have the possibility to open document folder for highlighted well e a NO 35 11 A 1 YH AASTA HANSTEEN ALVE ASTERO a NO 35 11 4 1 YH ob At 1 01 Two Branched ML b m Documents Well s k NO35 11 A 3H DAGNY EIRIN FRAM NORD FRAM VEST FRAM JST GLITNE GRANE GUDRUN GULLFAKS GULLFAKS 2030 Project b a GULLFAKS SATELITTER n HE Toolb
132. ly CSD Version Comment lt No filter gt Get rowcount only Show primary keys Search log Clear 1 log entries found Compact list Copy to filter Close Double click on the latest saved revision found in the list the one you want to restore and save it on your PC XML file Then close the Log dialogs In the CSD main screen choose File New for a blank page In the top menu choose Data Import XML and browse to the XML file you previously saved Press Open than OK on the nest dialog Then save the restored completion to the correct well in CSD NOTE In case of importing multilateral wells choose the desired wellbore in the Wellbore s drop down before pressing OK 1 11 7 Delete amp Read Only If you need to delete a schematic revision go to Database Administration Delete amp Read Only Mark the item you want to delete one revision l e Actual or the whole node l e 1 00 and press Delete NOTE If you delete a node such as 1 00 or 1 01 all underlying completion schematics will also be deleted Completion Services 198 CSD User Guide 4 A TEST FIELDS 4 d TEST 4 Your Well Here 1 J D 1 00 Test dates Cancel Delete e A Y ur Well Here 2 E Your Well Here 3 Read Only gt dm Norway 4 M A TEST FIELDS 4 TEST 4 E Your Well Here 1 A fil 1 00 Test dates i Delete Actual A Your Well Here 2 Cancel
133. ly Derived from the imported survey data Measured Depth to Total Depth This is a mandatory field as is used by CSD to scale the drawings Read only Derived from the imported survey data Measured depth to Top of fill This is indicated in both Schematic and Sketch mode Read only Derived from the imported survey data Date when fill data was entered Maximum Dogleg in Wellbore This can be auto filled from survey data or entered manually CSD USER MANUAL NOTE We define the PlusBackTotalDepth as the depth down to where the cement is set up inside the last liner This is normally the Landing Collar in the shoetrack or it could be to the depth of drilling out excess cement inside the last liner MES CSD User Guide Max Dogleg MD MD where maximum dogleg occurred This can be auto filled from survey data or entered manually Max Deviation Maximum deviation This can be Degree auto filled from survey data or entered manually Max Deviation MD MD where maximum deviation occurred This can be auto filled from survey data or entered manually Average Angle Average Angle through Pay This through Pay can be auto filled from survey data or entered manually NOTE The TVD values are automatically calculated from the imported survey data 1 4 1 1 3 Datum When you create a new file in CSD File Open you are met with the following message No installation registered for this completion MSLis the
134. ly in CSD Date when the last operation finished Existing Actual mode only Date when tubing was installed completion finalized Normally when Tubing Hanger is landed Read only Shows last saved date Shows the current reference Rig Installation and the corresponding Airgap The installation can be changed from a dropdown if multiple installations The installations are entered in the Datum tab Drop down list where you choose if the well is an oil producer gas injector etc If you miss a well status contact the CSD System Administrator Choose type of well Weight of the string Description of fluid in the annulus Free text area Report header for the printed well schematic Preview by clicking the Print Preview icon Date the well schematicis prepared Auto fills but can be edited Name of the CSD user preparing the well schematic Auto fills but can be edited Remarks for the current wellbore This will be visible in the printed report heading NOTE Use Ctrl Enter for starting a new line Revision Remarks are shown in the Open and Explorer dialog as a part of the title and is a useful tool to indicate in few words changes that are made to the various revisions l e Writing Recompletion in this input field will show as 2 00 Recompletion 52 CSD User Guide 1 4 1 1 2 Depths The Depth tab is located under Well amp Completion Data Here you have an overview of the depths in the w
135. nd you won t be able to save any changes you do Get in touch with the person who is specified in the message or ask your CSD administrator CSD Main Screen The figure below shows how the CSD workspace can look like Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL Y TEST TEST WELL 01 1 00 Plan Completion String Design 8 2 0 ACCESS C Users Knut Fadnes Dropbox CS Develop CSD Database CSD DB Def gt x File Edit View Item Data Database Options Window Help Q gg d 3 D 4 Gat 5 1S BH de L YE IM exe nig 17780m v User Templa v Y A amp lel L IV sis oim ci n nu AN XE ama HR TEST TEST WELL 01 1 00 Plan E Toolbox a8 Asserr Symbol Symbol Forn MD Top Length Min Drift Max Description Comments w Symbol A Extra RKB 1D ID OD 1 0 GENERIC ITEMS freetext symbols Info m m inch inch inch 1 TUBULARS 26 480 3 040 6 184 6 059 7 644 7 29 Pup Joint Vam Top B X P 3 12 VALVES 29 520 465 000 6 184 6 059 7 644 7 29 Tubing Vam Top B XP 1 3 PACKERS 9 1 4 ENTRY GUIDES D 1 5 PLUGS 494 520 3 020 6 184 6 059 7 644 7 29 Pup Joint Vam Top B X P 1 6 DUAL 497 540 1 120 5 875 5 875 9 450 TSM 5 Safety Valve 9 1 7 ESP EQUIPMENT Lo 9 1 8 EXPANSION FO gt gt 1 9 SEAL EQUIPMENT o o A ge 498 660 2 840 6 184 6 059 7 644 7 29 Pup Joint Vam Top B X P 2 0 INSERTED EQUIPMENT 501 500 0 650 4 778 4 653 7 690 7 294 X5 1 2 23 X Over Vam Top B X B 2 1 SUBS
136. ndheim Message Title Message Dates time CSD Courses 2012 Stavanger Bergen and Trondheim 05 01 2012 12 31 00 Greetings all CSD users Please take a look at the CSD course dates for 2012 at Stavanger Bergen and Stj rdal NOTE This is a language independent course If an English speaking participant book in on a course planned in Norwegian we will run the course in English Spring Stavanger 16 01 2012 Bergen 15 02 2012 Stavanger 29 02 2012 Bergen 21 03 2012 Stavanger 16 04 2012 Stj rdal 09 05 2012 f Show Only Unread Messages Mark as Read Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 9 1 2 Open a Completion As a user you have the possibility to open and look at existing completions One of the most basic functions in CSD is to open an already existing completion Choose File Open or push this button El This brings you into the CSD Open dialog CSD remembers last completion used and will automatically select this one Open AL NO 31 2 G 4 AH NO 31 2 G 4 BH Jk NO 31 2 G 5 H A NO 31 2 H 6 NO 31 2K 11H A NO 31 24 12 BH cases Rete Date NO 31 2 K 13 4H Jk NO 3142 14 AH Modified Ey Modified Date k NO 31 2471 AH i NO 31 222 AH T We eee Prepared By Prepared Date Oper FinehDate A NO 31 2111 BH AM NO SI 2L12H Revenion Remarks NO 31 21 13AH 4 NO 31 2L 14 H da 1 00 ala 1 01 Project review 4 amp Documents NO 31 2421 AH NO 31 21 22 AH A MO 31 2L 23H l
137. nt Works only for simple completions This functionality is build to calculate down to depth below the last element in a simple completion Volume calculation will work for e Simple completions as described below e More complex completions where the perforations comes in space before other equipment The sketch shows a simple completion Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL MEA Ya The volume down to the perforations is given by V4 Vo V3 where V4 is the Internal string volume V5 is the volume around the tailpipe and the volume in the casing down to the perforations and V3 is the Net steel displaced volume from packer down to the entry guide The same equation works for volumes to a specific depth The only difference is that Vo is changed Volume calculations will only be accurate for simple completions Some cases might give errors in the calculation e Lack of information ID OD e Complex completions inserted equipment use of fixed depth use of reamed section etc e Cases with no packer in the well e Cases where the tubing hanger is positioned higher than the casing top 1 10 5 Minimum Drift ID Minimum Drift ID will find the minimum drift ID or ID to a specified depth If a specific element in the completion is selected the Minimum Drift ID or ID down to the selected element is found If no element is chosen the Minimum Drift ID for the complete completion is shown Completion Servic
138. nt Vam Top HC P X P O AA MD Top m 497 540 m 1032860 22687 4670 4653 6 156 51 2 204 Tubina Vam Ton HC R X P Wellborel Sketch Well Path MD Bottom m 498 660 m TVDT 496 421 Part Explorer nBH opila m a Angle Deg 10 7 Deg l ES Enter search text here 238 parts 81 symbols Length m 1 120 m Part Number Symbol Name Description Max Drift Threads Manufacturer Minl No ID Nu Matl spec SymbolOD inch 7 000 inch generic T Adjustable Hanger Well Testing MaxOD inch 9 450 inch v 90001 Adjustable Union Adj Union 4 750 2 990 VAM ABB Vetco Grey 2 990 0 00 Not Selected B 912SAB95004 Anchor Anchor Sub 9 300 4 653 Vam T Not Selected 4 778 0 00 13Cr 80 8 DemoSeal Anchor 3 1 2 9 2 Seal 0 000 0 000 Vam T Not Selected 0 000 0 00 13Cr 80 EH H443 90 8006 Anchor 7 Anchor 8 260 4750 VAM ARR Vetco Grev 4780 0 00 anchor 13Cr B 10096 o LI E www csd as CSD shows completion schematic in tabs The Schematic window itself contains 3 standard tabs found at the bottom of the schematic window 1 Schematic 2 Sketch 3 Well Path Usually disabled on Terminal Server NOTE The well trajectory is visible after survey data has been imported Tip If you want the window settings back to the original state go to Options Reset Window Layout Completion Services 18 CSD User Guide 1 3 1 Options Window Help E Setup A Font A Header Font A
139. ntory Transition between modes eeeseseeseseeeee enne eene nenne nennen 114 Simple Tally Without pipe inventory eeeeeee e eeree eene ne nenne nennen enhn nn nn nnn nn nnn nnn nn nnn nana nnn n nnn nnns 114 Tally with Pipe Inventory aid 114 Construction OF Ape InVentOEbV iso oer ierra dia et te etus 114 jeans e M ie 114 ule anu esA c eects 115 Transition TON AO Tally ESS Sr cis 117 Operation in Tally against Pipe Inventory sise 117 S Equipment Database saciar lil een de de ete lt ane 120 STE Le D D ET alada A 120 Data UE me ren dance ti 128 DOCUMENTS sirae Dt 129 USAGE ER A A A A E 130 Report an m 132 History A a a 134 A ET 135 ACACIA as 135 e centi tain cee eee caduto cence tn eat atte de citu te Need teen nec Celine 136 AVA DOXO S RE O 137 9 REPONS cne aa a ad 137 Tubing Tally R NNINO LIST ssb Ne are E kaane aa RE e EEA 138 Threads CES 000 EE a a a 138 Exceland Speci l Reports conato NN RN CEDE 139 D SOU A a a a a a a eect 140 Wellbore Schematic Colum NS sica da 140 Units De GNI AIS ee e 141 Bansion ta E a MM E 142 Part Explorer COMAS ER E soda da coUa desde einen doute 143 o MN ect R 144 PRONG LIS COINS eet E E em 146 Completion Services 4 CSD User Guide NT EE PER EEE ER D OR ES eases 146 FONS
140. o see in what completion the part is used Choose completion to see in what mode the part is used In the column Mode you can double click a mode to open the completion drawing Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 131 Part Search Data Documents Usage Report History 55127 000 00004 9 5 8 HSP 1 ME Field Lu N TORDIS NO 20 VESLEFRIKK VIGDIS 333298328 ce NOTE Remember to highlight and choose part first in Search tab Replace Admin also have access to replace a certain part component in several wells simultaneously 1 Choose Replace 2 Choose with which part you wish to replace the current part Completion Services 132 CSD User Guide 1 6 5 Replace Part Number NA eye 12082014 OK Safety Valve MA SafatuWalwe 12082014 MA Safety Valve 12082014 HA SFTYVLVE 28042011 NA SSV 28042011 NA SV 23092013 NA SV 23122013 NA TRFCSV 26052011 HA TRSCSSV NA TRSCSSV 13012011 NA TSM5 18102013 NA TSM5SV 2009201 1 NA UDFV 22112011 NA UDFV 23032011 NAXCAMSSV 13042011 Njord 10186385 OSB B 19 B 14 OSB B 4 4 2 OSC Test Oseberg Ser F 31 3 DOsewrsw 055 F 13 2 OSs F 21 16 O55_F 30_01 055 F 31 2 0585 L DHSV mus Po LI CHS cc J J 16 DHSV P 550LV4551702 P 560LV4552006 BG0 0 292C 000 00000 SN 205876 m 3 Choose OK and it will show how many revisions this action will effect Report Use the E
141. oduction 12 A Introduction 13 AL Introduction 14 7 Created By Created Date A uen s GHEK STATOIL NET 20 01 2014 A Introduction 17 Modified By Modified Date A Introduction 18 J A Introduction 19 A Introduction 20 Prepared By Prepared Date Oper Finish Date N ARR GHEK STATOIL NET 20 01 2014 JE Introduction 23 Revision Remarks Select New and browse to the document or drag and drop the document into the document area Its possible to create new folders and organize the documents The well document area should be used to store STATIC documents such as assembly drawing final well reports tallies etc You can also add internet links into the document area for dynamic documents The well documents will be available to all users Completion Services 154 CSD User Guide 1 10 3 y Documents Up well Name E Assy BOT Ain Liner hanger 41H y Assy BOT Fin Liner hanger 2H E Assy FMC Tubing Hanger EE Assy Halliburton DHSV uE Assy Haliburton Deflector Seal Stinger P y Assy Halliburton MLT Deflector E Asay Halliburton MLT Junction uE Assy Halliburton MLT OH Shrouded Stinger TE Assy Halliburton MLT Scoophead JE Assy Halliburton MLT Shrouded Seal Stinger EE Assy Halliburton SPM SE Assy WD Dual DIACS E Assy WD Lower FAST below DIACS E Assy WD Lower FAST below packer E Assy WD Production Packer Assy 55 Tally Deflector C 4 Y2H As run EJ Tally Upper
142. on Person Rights Fig1 Name 2 cdim csdweb connect user cs CSUser R CSD Completion String Design Email Role Comments Expired 2 I Admin Update Show Expired Persons Roles User ID Network login ID ADMIN Name Owner of database Email Comments Password Expired Date dd MM yyyy Role Access Level Show Roles Only 1 Engineer 2 Manager 9 3 System Manager Fig2 He Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 171 FIELD_ID DESCR Field f BLUESHAWK Write BLUESHAWK y B TEST Write Rights Users P X Person Person Rights ID Name Email Role Comments Expired Admin Owner of database CS cdim csdweb connect user Pcs Jesuse o o amn CSD Completion String Design amp E B CS User User ID Network login ID Email Comments Password SetPassword Expired Date dd MM yyyy Role show Roles On Access Level 1 Engineer _ 2 Manager 8 3 System Manager 1 11 2 2 Field Person Choose the Field Person tab Completion Services 172 CSD User Guide NN la Field Person Person Role BRT_STATFJORD FIELD_ID PREPLAN AREA e STATFJORD STATFJORD NORD e STATFJORD NORDFLANKEN e STATFJORD ST a TEST 1 Choose person or role that you are going to give access to Choose in the drop down menu Person Role 2 Register new acces
143. on de hal Gravel Pack MD Top MD Bottom leet 4856 000 4863 000 la Comments linebreak Cin Enter 1 To enter a new row push the New button below the list 2 Enter information such as MD Top MD Bottom and Comments 3 Update the Gravel Pack interval Edit an existing row Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete a row Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list Input field description for gravel pack list and details Completion Services CSD User Guide Input Description MD Top Measured top depth of gravel pack MD Bottom Measured bottom depth of gravel pack Comments Add additional comments to current cement interval 1 4 1 2 7 Perforation Perforation interval can be inserted under tag Perforation in Well amp Completion Attributes Under Perforation tab you will see all perforation intervals also the closed ones Well amp Completion Attributes Main Wellbore Formation based on data in the Formation Tab Date Shot Date Closed Status dd MM yyyy dd MM yyyy Open Closed Comments linebreak Ctrl Enter Cancel Insert perforation interval 1 Select New 2 Enterinformation about the perforation interval Mandatory fields are MD top MD Completion Services CS
144. ou can find information about which fields and which wells specific engineers have been involved in This is an easy way for managers to have control over the work done by engineers on the different well schematics Completion Services 194 CSD User Guide 1 11 6 r Log Find the engineers ID to get an overview over his work Filter log events Person No filter Modified by lt Nofite gt gt Log type lt No filter gt ID string No filter v From date A 22 022012 gv To date A 22022012 Ey CSD Version Comment lt No filter gt Get rowcount only Show primary keys Search log Clear Ready Compact list Copy to filter You ll find the Log in CSD under Options Log If you want to search after work done by a specific engineer you go further to Advanced as you can see in the figure above As you can see there are alot of search parameters you can use to find the right information File Recovery XML import If you for some reason want to recover a previous version of a completion drawing this is also done in the Log dialog In the Advanced mode select person and choose Log Type Completion Save Select the time span and press Search Log Locate the well completion mode that you want to recover Then double click on the row and save the XML file on your PC Open a blank well completion or one you want to overwrite Go to D
145. outer diameter OD Inner diameter The inside diameter that manufacturer guarantees per specification Cost of part Some parts has expiration date Also known as coupling Outer diameter at top Outer diameter at bottom Initial yield tested Initial yield at use Collapse resistance tested Collapse resistance at use All documents attached to a part is located under tab Documents Such documents can be part Completion Services 130 CSD User Guide 1 6 4 description etc Remember to choose first a part under tab Part Under this tab admin and superusers will have access to remove add new documents link while regular users will have access to read open and save them r Part 8 SS Search Data Documents 1 Usage Report History ftestedelete TEST1 delete Ur pat Name Date modified Type Name SE pbr seal assembly 11 08 2014 Adob pbr seal assembly Description File Reference Original File FA String component pbr_seal_assembly pdf m em Delete Save As View 1 Click on the small arrow to choose between Folder Document from File or Link 2 Enter name and description for document 3 Update the list Tip Organize your documents in folders for a better overview Usage In the column Field you find the Fields where the part number is used If you need more information you can choose one of the fields in the Field window Choose the well name t
146. ox EF Explorer Check List 1 Activate highlight the wanted well 2 Select the Folder symbol 1 3 2 5 Toolbar The toolbar will work as a shortcut to the some of the most used functions in CSD It is possible to move and place this anywhere in the desktop Ded ASA X Ga ERA o 6 LDS a 8 LMM oserrempete a BH Ra a a a a Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL Function Description Create anew document gt Open an existing mode Save the active document Save the active document as a PDF file 3 Printthe active document ii Change the page layout Print preview Display full pages P Cut the selected row and put it on the clipboard 23 Copy the selected row and put it on the clipboard Eg Function to copy the active document as image Fal Insert content clipboard content uf Undo the last action cu Redo the previously undone action 3 Display program information version number and copyright View part information on selected item E Edit attributes of selected item E Edit comment on highlighted item 4 Item data l X Register completion data i Register completion attributes Ii Enter secondary string mode Default Templai Choose re port template Choose columns to display units and decimals and symbol scaling Completion Services CSD User Guide E T p FE PLAH PLAH Ents TALLY Enl51 PLAH Sa mw X A 1 3 2 6 Menu bar File Edit V
147. p Wellbore Schematic Columns 2 CSD User Guide Ii Secondary String Mode Toggle Single Dual Insert Additional Wellbore Delete Current Wellbore Well amp Completion Data ye Well amp Completion Attributes Adjust Well Attributes MDs C Well Document m Inventory Threads Report Tubing Tally Running List HY Displaced Volume A Depth Reference TVD Calculator Minimum Drift ID de p Plan gt Tally de w Plan gt Actual TALLY eran gt Plan gt PA Adjust Column Widths Import XML Export XML Import LAS Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 2 FIG 5 Clearing the Check List In the check list there are 3 alternatives 1 Confirm that the topic is completed by checking the box The topic text will then change from red to black 2 The topic itself will appear in red if data is missing or faulty and change to black when the data is entered or corrected 3 The topicis not correct but you have the option to correct the data or override by entering a comment and press Enter The topic will then change from red to purple Tip To clear the Check List and start over go to Data Clear Checks NOTE Some standard Check List topics are described below but it is possible to change and personalize this list according to the customer needs Topic Description Check Well Name Make sure that the well name is corre
148. put Description Cement Plug Type Scroll and choose between Sand Fill or Cement Plug MD Top Measured top depth of cement plug MD Bottom Measured bottom depth of cement plug Date Cemented Date when plug was installed Comments Add additional comments to current cement interval 1 4 1 2 4 Fish Add lost items in well in Fish under Well amp Completion Attributes Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL Well amp Completion Attributes Main Wellbore cli Drop Date dd MM yyyy MD Bottom TVD Bottom Comments linebreak Ctrl Enter 1 Select New 2 Scroll and choose which symbol to use as an indication for the fish junk Mandatory fields are MD top and MD Bottom 3 Update Fish list Edit an existing row Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete a row Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list Input field description for Fish list and details Completion Services e CSD User Guide Input field Description Fish Symbol Scroll and choose current symbol for lost item Drop Date Date when fish was lost dropped MD Top Measured top depth of fish MD Bottom Measured bottom depth of fish Comment Add additional comments to current cement interval 1 4 1 2 5 Formation Insert formation in
149. quipment Database Report to generate a report of the equipment in the database You can choose whether you want a report for the entire database for a specific symbol Part No description threads manufacturer material specification CSD Scale OD Nominal weight Threads OD Top or Threads OD Bottom Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 133 Fui Ho 7 TAME TRESS T TAMA TRECSSV 258 Van T XM 25r Ver Top HC SP TRS Thesis 0s 2220001 5 s 15 CN CHEMICAL IKUECTEOR COONTROL VALVE 5000 Fl CONTROL VALVE 6000 FSI Mos agen CADOHTRONL VALVE E5OU F351 DUME VALVE CSD Se OD inch sim Pride Mac wel b 557 y Val 7T CESADO SAFETY VALVE tiii alt Va 7T TAMAPCE Salety Vaha Presi OO Tep B esee wy Vee 7 TEMAPCETRECSSV Thesis OO Boton 10007 sers MEN SDT x amp Dew A eden 517 TAMA CE Eat web 557 Mm Pacper Vales nieraly TIE SLIMTECHS OL SAFETY T med 75 DL Pe EA E EA sw Pa Tuam Tone Descr Myusse 1 Choose Database Parts The search database for part will open Parts If needed add a filter for your search and choose the Report tab see figure above 2 Choose which columns you want to display and if needed set filters for your search 3 Choose optional Output to and press Create If you choose to send the report to a window inside the CSD application the data is presented as a spread sheet When the report is generated you get a new menu item Report Choose Report Adjus
150. r 4 Finally remember to click Update before proceeding to Close Short description Orifice type De ELE Enabled Is Default Value Only Mandatory Data Type Unit of Measure Quantity e Symbol s Valid Value s Gai xe gt E YY 1 4 PACKERS t E 9 1 5 ENTRY GUIDES gt A 1 6 PLUGS gt 7 3 1 7 DUAL STRING b C YY 1 8 ESP EQUIPMENT b 3 1 9 EXPANSION 7 3 2 0 SEAL EQUIPMENT 4 4 Y 2 1 INSERTED EQUIPMENT iE E A Chemical Injection Valve insert CT Choke inserted eq EIE BM Dummy valve Ev Rr Gas Lift valve Gauge inserted ea E CT B Inserted Safety Valve iB iB iB iB Le 2 2 2 Figure 4 For default values Completion Services 192 CSD User Guide C For numeric values 1 2 3 Repeat 1 and 2 as above Thisisstill regarding Gas Lift Valves We want to add Orifice size this time This is a number with diameter as unit Select Enabled and Is Default Value Only Thus the numeric values can be modified and selected when creating and using an existing part Add the values under Valid Values by clicking on the folder icon Furthermore select Double under Data type for drop down choices Proceed to select Diameter under Under measure Quantity All ls shown under figure 5 Finally remember to click Update before proceeding to Close Orifice size Diescripton Enabled Is Default Valu
151. r Minl No ID N Matl spec LY pP 963 230 13CRS110 Adjustable Union 9 5 8 x 5 1 2 XHP Production Paccker 0 211 0 115 Vam T Schlumberger 0 118 34 30 13 Cr S 110 90001 AWiustable Union Adj Union 4 750 2 990 VAM ABB Vetco Grey 2 990 0 00 Not Selected ky 409 24 7400 Adj table Union 7 x 9 5 8 SB 3 Permanent Packer 0 212 0 149 Vam T Baker Oil Tools 0 149 52 09 SN 03 Alloy 718 HJ FEB24 Adjustable Union BOT PREMIER PRODUCTION PACKER 0 237 0 141 Vam T Baker 0 141 0 00 Not Selected Hi H444517813N84 Anchor 82 40 Anchor Tubing Seal Assembly 0 127 0 083 SL HT Not Selected 0 083 0 00 13 Cr 80 EH H443 70 8002 Anchor 5 1 2 RHR IMD 8 260 4 750 VAM ABB Vetco Grey 4 780 0 00 Not Selected t3 NANCADAENNA Amal ae Marklne C ADNAN ALED Vann T Alat Cala sta dl A 770 nan 197 On Tip If the Part Explorer is missing in the Schematic window go to View Toolbars and Docking Window and select Part Explorer Toolbox in Schematic mode The toolbox shows available symbols to be used in CSD Please note that the symbols usually are arranged in several levels For instance can the group symbol TUBULARS contain Pup Joint Tubing and so forth The toolbox is by default docked to the main window s right side It can also be floating and placed anywhere on the work space This is also the case for tabs like Explorer Checklist and Well Data Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 23 4 E Symbol b LA
152. ransition between modes With modes we mean Plan Tally and Existing When a string is built initially this is done in Plan mode When you go to Tally mode the length of each joint can be registered Simple Tally without pipe inventory When going from Plan to Tally all tubing joints will be given a Tag joint number CSD calculates how many joints that are needed You will be asked if you want the tag joint number to start from 1 or from another number The Tag joint number represents how many joints that is available for putting into the well The Tag joint numbers are generated using the following rules e The tubing joints are numerated from top to bottom e Tubing sections get different tag joint number series if they have different part number e f the tubing sections are configured in the following way A B A then A will have one tag joint number series When going from Tally to Existing all consecutive tubing joints will be collapsed into one symbol as in Plan Tally with Pipe Inventory Pipe Inventory allows the user to set lengths on all joints in the offshore inventory There is a connection between the elements in the CSD schematic and the joints in the inventory The work flow is created so that it matches the way the tally operation is executed offshore Construction of Pipe Inventory To build a pipe inventory choose Data Inventory If you haven t already created an inventory CSD will ask during the plan
153. reen Check List The Check List function is a tool helping the user to check that the well schematic is done correctly It consists of both manual and automated check list items that must be completed before taking a well schematic to the Existing Actual mode The check list is also useful to identify errors that could have existed in the original drawings papers NOTE When saving a Plan or Tally mode to Existing Actual the user must first complete the Check List Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 25 El wl Check Well Name Completed i Check Wellbore Name RKB Tubing Hanger Error Result 13 21 30 Override Reason Last Run Perforations E Well Hole Check Casing Cement Confirm Correct Survey Data Threads s Minimum Drift ID 0 000 wi Tubing Install Date Approved By HAH E E E RH 4 RKB MSL Error RKB MSL must be entered for this wellbore if Toolbox Check List Explorer Li Well Data FIG 1 Check List Tab Completion Services 2 CSD User Guide Check List n B Total Depth 2193 000m E x RKB Tubing Hanger 23 330m RKB MSL Elevation Error Minimum Drift ID 2 813inch 148 460m sA Threads Check auto Result Error See error column in schematic for details Override Override Reason Last Run 10 02 19 xl Casing Data 3 x Survey Data 0 Perforation Data Completed Approved By Completed h 1 tel
154. refore current datum Press the button to add installation File Edit View Item Data Database Options Window Help D gg 69 533 B 4 awe 45 Sle dd 2E de lil ms Untitled 1 No installation registered for this completion MSL is therefore current datum Press the button to add installation Set Asse Symbol Symbol For MO Top Length Min Drift Max Description Comments Extra MSL ID ID OD Info m m inch finch inch To set the correct datum press the Set button or Open Well amp Completion Data and go to the tab called Datum Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 55 Well amp Completion Data Wellborel Installation RKB MSL Date TESTRIG RKB MSL Airgap m Date dd MMiyyyy Comments linebreak Ctrl Enter Cancel Press the New button and choose a rig from the Installation dropdown Enter the correct RKB MSL Airgap and press Update The set Rig and airgap will now be the new datum If more than one rig has been involved in operations of the well you can add additional rigs with belonging airgaps in the same manner You will then be able to switch back and forth between these and MSL to view the welldata from the preferred reference point The easiest way is to pick from the dropdown in the top toolbar Completion Services File Edit View Item Data Database Options Window Help Q edl Aaa All la o cl KE uad 8m e ly Untitled Assel Symbol Symbol For M
155. report will be generated in Microsoft Excel Example Tubing Tally Running List f xj li I gt gt Bookl Compatibility Mode Microsoft Excel File Home Insert Page Layout Formulas Data Review View Acrobat Team A o El 2S uy a Esa ee 7 ES dd EX Smet EZ Ay X B Ba LL 11 AA B n M 7 gg Wrap Text General E E DM piste z l 7l ith rave g B Ar Em ee cone Be o A con Com St ra Sate Seth Clipboard y Font Alignment Number a Styles Cells Editing AS fe v B C D E F G H E 1 Tubing Tally Running List 2 3 4 Assembly MD Top ft Length ft Max OD inch ID inch ID Drift inch Description Angle Deg Symbol Name Thread 8508 793 5 184 5 530 2 625 BBO Straddle 4 5 20 Lower packer Straddle PACKER Ins Eq NS CT B 6 8498 950 9 843 3 890 2 992 2 867 3 1 2 9 2 LB FT VAM ACE B XP Pup Joint VAM AG 7 8415 223 83 727 4 250 2 940 2 870 3 1 2 Blank Pipe Blank Pipe Hydril 5 8 8405 479 9 744 3 890 2 992 2 867 3 1 2 9 2 LB FT VAM ACEBX P Pup Joint VAM Al 9 8400 295 5 184 5 530 2 625 BBO Straddle 4 5 208 Lower packer Straddle PACKER Ins Eq NS CT E 10 1 9893 996 0 656 5 000 3 920 3 830 4 1 2 13 5 WL Guide W Full Mule Shoe WL Guide VAM Bi 11 1 9892 684 1 312 4 961 3 759 3 759 4 1 2 11 2 R Bottom NO GO Seat Nipple 3 81 Nipple VAM AC 12 1 9884 678 8 005 4 880 3 960 3 830 4 1 2 12 6 Vam Pup Joint Pup Joint Vam B gt 13 1 9883 990 0 689 5 866 3 958 3 833 51 2
156. rt has addition information such as control line or inserted equipment will this appear on the button of the properties dialog For the Control Line you can change several Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL information such as Style Position Thickness Color and Comments directly 1 3 2 8 Status bar When a operation is executed or a selection is made in either the tool bar or the menu bar a short description will be displayed on the status bar Saving completion mam 10096 J www csd as 1 3 3 Sketch The simplified sketch shows the string along a two dimensional curve The curve can be freely defined by the user By default the scale of the equipment and attributes along this curve is equal to the schematics scale True Scaling of Sketch mode If you click on F12 while in Well Path you will see that the Sketch will change and take the same form as in Well Path The completion equipment will also be scaled accordingly true scale mode If you then click F12 again in Sketch mode the schematic will keep the Well Path shape but the completion equipment returns from true scaling The following data can be shown in the sketch e Elements With or without symbols e Casings e Perforations e Fish e Cement Plug e Gravel Pack e Under Reamed e Casing Attributes e Casing Cement e Control Lines Well Hole Drilled Sections Formation zones Bottom of Well Info Inserted Equipment e Comments e Cus
157. ry tracking CSD allows you to quickly and accurately create a well schematic and provides the engineers and staff with a comprehensive set of tools for planning and implementing completions and well interventions The software is used to document the planning operation and as built phases during well completion intervention and well maintenance activities BENEFITS e Build Single Dual and Multilateral completions e Well Schematic diagrams onshore offshore wells e Drag drop completion elements for string construction e Built in equipment symbol package e Default equipment database usually extended and customized during the use of CSD e String inside string functionality ESP solutions 3D well trajectory visualization and TVD calculations from survey data Completion data export import integration e Revision control well history approve finalize and lock completion drawing e Customizable Excel reports e Real time well schematics QA verification Check List Completions Services acknowledge the importance of gathering all your well documentation in one place for easy access easy retrieval and easy update CSD offers intuitive visualization and reporting as well as real time quality assurance and information sharing and protection tools The purpose of this user guide is to help users of CSD to get started using the application This manual give insights on how the application works and how to use it All data
158. s by pressing New 3 Find the field and choose what rights to the fields you want to give 4 Update the list The list to the left shows which fields the person role has access to and what rights that has been given Read Write 1 11 2 3 Well Person As a System Administrator you can restrict access to wells This means that you can give a user access to enter information for one or more wells in a given field 1 Highlight a person in the Person dialog Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 173 2 Make sure that the Role drop down is blank 3 Got to the Well Person tab and select New 4 Choose the Field Well and Rights for that well 5 Update the list NOTE This functionality might be disabled in your company 1 11 2 4 Person Rights Gives asummary of the wells and the rights of a person role Person Field Person Person Rights Person Role Admin FIELD_ID WELL_ID DESCR gag BLUESHAWK NO 5150 1 A 10 Main Well Write gx BLUESHAWK NO 5150 1 A 20 Multi Lateral Write 2 IBLUESHAWK NO 5150 1 A 20 Dual String Completion Write ERU gag BLUESHAWK NO 5150 1 A 20 ESP Well Write gig TEST Test Well Write gag TEST TEST WELL 01 Write EX TEST TEST WELL 02 Write gag TEST TEST WELL 03 Write gg TEST TEST WELL 04 Write gag TEST TEST WELL 05 Write gig TEST TrainingO1 Write gig TEST TrainingO2 Write gig TEST gig TEST gig TEST gig TEST fig TEST fig TEST gig TEST gig TEST gi TEST fig TEST gig TEST
159. s inventory are also deleted The last column in the table shows the available amount of pipes in that inventory The last column in the table shows the available amount of pipes in that inventory 1 5 2 1 2 Pipe Inventory ltems This dialog box is where all joints for the inventory are registered The table shows the currently selected inventory Completion Services owe CSD User Guide M Pipe Inventory Items EX 5 1 2 5 5 23 00 13 Cr 105 My 2 86 fish neck Status Mat in Mat in Mot in Not in Mot in Mat in Mat in Not in Mot in Not in use Mot in Mat in Not in Rejected Used in tally Not in 1 2 3 4 2 6 Fi B8 g 10 ii 12 14 Not in E Ln Mot in E ES Auto Generate Mot in Not in 0 Mot in Mot in In use In use In use In use In use Trama Start by pressing the New button Enter values for Tag Number Length and Comment The Status column will initially be Not in Use It is now possible to duplicate this joint to build a complete inventory Make certain that the joint you want to duplicate is selected enter the number of joints in the field Auto Generate and press the Generate button The Tag Number you entered for the first row will be used as the first number in this series of joints e all the generated joints get increasing tag numbers above this one Identical tag numbers are not a
160. se that one before pressing Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 175 New 2 Press New 3 As you see above there are several pieces of information that must be entered for a symbol Topic Description Symbol Name Give the symbol a name Expansion factor The expansion factor in the Y direction for the symbol This is used to emphasize important symbols like packers nipples and TRSCSSV Only integers can be used The number 1 is equivalent to one row in the schematic Description Short description of the symbol Show in Sketch Tells if this symbol is defined as an important symbol that is to be shown in Sketch mode the simplified schematics Users can override this setting in Sketch mode choosing it in the Toolbox Detached from part Tells if this symbol can stand on its own feet so that the elements using this symbol is not connected to the equipment database Symbol type Choose symbol type The different symbol types can have different properties 4 Press Update 5 Add the symbol image by pressing Load 6 Press Update Delete Symbol To delete a symbol mark a symbol and press Delete NOTE You are not allowed to delete a symbol that is used by a database part A standard symbol is designed according to the following template using a 1096 transparent frame at both sides allro Completion Services 176 1 11 3 2 1 11 3 3 1 11 4 CSD User Guide With a standard symbol we understand P
161. such as Blank Pipes Pup Joints Tubing X overs etc With Generic Symbols you have the freedom to choose all the specifics for the part see figure below For more important elements such as packers valves nipples etc you should have a part number and register this in the CSD equipment database Completion Services 108 CSD User Guide 1 4 2 7 i Item Data 720 Vam Top Pup Joint supplier CSD Scale OD Nom weight Length joint Max OD Min ID Drift ID Comment DX ft ft Matl spec 13 Cr Serial Number Threads Vam Top B X F m Threads OD Top inch Threads OD Bottom inch As you can see in the figure there s a Detach function This means that you can unlock a part and change some parameters if they don t correspond to the correct specifications These parameters typically IDs OD and length can also be changed directly in the Schematic window just click in a cell write a value and press Enter 36 495 39 040 2 545 3 1 2 Pup Joint 39 040 40969 1 929 3 1 2 Pup Joint 40969 144490 103 521 3 1 2 Tubing 11 Joints 144490 147 625 3 135 3 3 1 2 Pup Joint 147625 148 460 0 835 3 920 2880 2880 3 1 2 Flow Coupling 28 148 460 150 610 2 150 5030 2813 2813 31 2 TRSV SP i Control Line Hydraulic 150610 151 445 0 835 3 920 2880 2880 3 1 2 Flow Coupling NOTE The generic items will not get a specific part number This will leave the generic items less trac
162. t the correct connection point then press Save Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 03 CRT won on WOW on on mn PE F on 4 4 JU nonu MM E 4 OW _ _ nonin gt Ono NL sd j L j P u m mj A E Sal IT P ALITT Hin Ad 11 Import Survey data for each wellbore separately Completion Services 104 CSD User Guide Survey Fie Info Number of colum MD ff from ARB ia in column Incknateon i in column Ainu iaa Colum Mumber of res to remove MD rn rsen ROC it ie columns Inn c 1218 06 cinta a n colum 513 i n 1609058 Aaomulh ig in column Mesa 215 i 3 Number of ines 1o remos ts 18595 571 The well trajectories will then show in the Well Path mode Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 105 1 4 2 5 Assemblies You can mark one or many elements in the Schematic grid to form an assembly How to mark one or many elements Hold down the left mouse button without releasing it at the first element in the selection and roll the mouse downwards or upwards to make the selection Then right click on the selection and choose Assembly NOTE If you select one item and then release the mouse button you will move the selected item instead of making a selection Completion Services 106 CSD User Guide 144 480 147 625 3 135 3500 2992 3 1 4 147 625 146 460 0835 3920 2880 2880 31
163. t Column Widths to adjust the width of the columns Completion Services 14 CSD User Guide 1 6 6 A jram Alia ML 1l 8 E ba Pp EC Talay a AG feat ew 47 3 ls dl AAA HERE Hiii HIPIE PUROS AO Y Safety board LC aay Jed AT SO AO Van Tag HC POUR lts LH Cr ET Pau edo ST tae art aie ama 29 HI Yer abh Hebre ihini AM RARETS RAE jaya 114 her pans Lim hep els SALON oa Safety cem F dT ee ee 1 32 138 1501 ORCC Malone LCA L 80 danta deyi PLAT DAET ONT iib MEN kis COEUR ere oe Ci Rudd eal irc day med Cui TE Pu IT ido dum dT VEUT PIS ske Ou pets A gE L for on Sau ios Cil Pup kiat UE AO MT LTO Vae ACE OUR Mek Cd Tee k 8 12 RS day best CALBEATED PUE IT ABE ADD 4T VAMACEPX ede ss A a 23 1104 A day med aia ado De ese fr D f ee is mod ICE Salem aly joies AQ 4 ANT LB VamAe ROGER rita ed PEEP EN Saymi CALBEATED PUD IT ATO JS aii ee BxurOd Irem ee DE Pay beet ee LA LP aj IT TIED an ie LO OP DARE CUT Te EAT d dd iO LE AETS F Hiii Keep Farg Ad b 15 41 50 8000 Salty icem d Sous Di Deiri 1050 470 TERR Bahr ich nt LE CD 28 M EXE A ape pr Le 45 TH ear eb Pee leg AE hfe eni ie il ra e ja i ios oi Le TH tak Ba era Lal Foods ipee abe Sale ced d LOT MOD DOR SOS Wi Palanci Frais 13 333 TOS a Maker Huggies Daeg A 19 ae SENT Lale et LI GA LOU WLC PL Lo 5328 id Pe ae ge Tr A Je ae HSE ia GE AA eT AA A hm P 104 P5100 Bahr Du P pur An nb ECET Sahmylmes LOC MODIL
164. t matter Show Expired Wells If you select Show Expired Wells at the lower left in the Open dialog or press the Expired button in Explorer you will also see expired wells This is usually wells that have been plugged and abandoned The expired wells are the ones with red well names as you can see in the figures below Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 15 b k NO 34 10 4 11 A pk NO 34 10 4 12 b A NO 34 10 A 13 b k NO 34 10 A 14 b k NO 34 10 4 14 A l3 NO 34 10 A 15 b k NO 34 10 4 15 A b NO 34 10 4 16 A gt AL NO 34 10 A 17 A b k NO 34 10 4 18 b k NO 34 10 A 18 B gt 4 NO 34 10 A 19 b k NO 34 10 4 19 A E NO 34 10 A 20 b k NO 34 10 4 20 A b k NO 34 10 A 20 B b E NO 34 10 4 21 b NO 34 10 4 21 A b A NO 34 10 A 22 b k NO 34 10 4 23 E NO 34 10 4 24 gt E NO 34 10 A 24 A b k NO 34 10 4 24 B e NO 34 10 A 25 b NO 34 10 A 25 A b k NO 34 10 4 25 B AL NO 34 10 4 25 C gt A NO 34 10 A 26 de NO 34 10 A27 b k NO 34 10 A 27 A gt A NO 34 10 4 27 B b 1 NO 34 10 A 28 bk NO 34 10 A 28 A b E NO 34 10 A 29 gt A NO 34 10 A 28 A gt E NO 34 10 A 30 gt A NO 34 10 A 30 A b k NO 34 10 4 30 B b k NO 34 1031 gt E NO 34 10 A32 B Expired Date show Expired Wells adis Documents Itis also possible to open expired wells from the Explorer tab found to the right in the main screen Show or hide expired wells Po pe NO 6507
165. t mouse button and move the cross to the position you Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL NN want Then release the mouse button Inthis operation the casings will be shown so that you can have an impression on how the result will look like If you want to move several control points at the same time this can be done by holding the Ctrl button down and select each point by moving the mouse pointer over and click the left mouse button while the Ctrl button is pressed The control points will now have a blue colour Then use the mouse pointer to drag the points to the position you want It is also possible to select several control points by using the selection tool Press the left mouse button and drag the mouse in any direction A rectangular box will be displayed When you release the mouse button the control points which are displayed inside the rectangle will be selected 1 3 3 1 3 Add or delete Control Points Control points can be added or removed To add a control point click the right mouse button and the following menu will be displayed Add Control Point Reset all texts Reset all text positions Reset all control points Refresh Select All Cr Select Add control point The new control point will be added in the sketch at the location where the mouse pointer was when you pressed the right button If you press the right mouse button between two existing control points the new control point will be located between
166. t the user change length drift 1D serial number and comments for the selected element as well as setting fixed depth for the item If the part is a generic item all dialog boxes are open for editing as figure below Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 85 Item Properties Tag Joint number Stinger length Fixed depth Mom weight Matl spec 13 Cr 80 Length joint 2 Serial Number BR5 463 Max OD 453 i Threads Vam Top B XP Min ID Threads OD Tap 7 inch Drift 1D 995 7 Threads OD Bottom inch Comment Attach To Part In the Item Data tab you find three buttons with different functionality These are called Detach Attach To Part and Create New Part From This Data The way you use these are as follows Detach You use the Detach button when you want to make a new generic part with the same specifications as an existing registered part You highlight the part choose Item Properties and press the Detach button It then copies all the information from the part except for the symbol which you have to specify from a list of generic Item symbols Making it a generic item then means that the specifications now are editable NOTE This will only affect the specific highlighted element in this completion and not the part registered in the database This is useful if you for instance have a well where there have been used registered parts with part numbers only and you need to make changes to a number of pup joints
167. t you want to insert in the Part Explorer 2 While holding down the Ctrl button on your keyboard drag and drop it above the item you want to insert it into Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL oot 3 Insert the relative information in the Properties dialog found at the lower right of the CSD main screen Scroll down to the Inserted Equipment section and write directly into the grid Properties EL ge 2 Matl spec 9 Cr 1 Mo Threads Vam AG B X P Threads OD Top T Threads OD Bottom 1 Manufacturer Otis Supplier Otis Symbol B inserted saf ety valv Part Number 22498 000 KB300 Description CAMCO 7 WRDP 1 MD Top m 274 88 m n Length m Serial Number Comments Type Hydraulic NOTE If you are missing the Properties dialog from your CSD main screen you can enable it by choosing View Toolbars and Docking Window and check Properties from the CSD top menu 1 4 2 1 1 4 RA Tag To register radioactive tags on an element do the following Highlight an element and push the s or you can right click and choose Item Properties Choose the R A Tag tab Completion Services o CSD User Guide Item Properties 1 Select New 2 Register depth relative to the top of element 3 Update the list Edit an existing insert equipment Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change w
168. th mouse buttons while moving the mouse Completion Services 4 CSD User Guide BLUESHAWK Flying V 1 00 Plan M RE w5 9 AYH 1 02 Existing Read Only E i This completion has been locked marked as read only Please save changes as a new revision by using Save As Well Hole 8 5 4718 500 m MD i 2E dE AYTH 4718 500m Well Hole 8 5 4531 500 m MD AY2H 4531 500m 05 761 m TVD 628 000 m 2247 900 ggf S 702 65 313 m TVD RE Toe mee 200 m MO 1587 870 m TVO Lr AY3H 4299 500m Well Hole 8 5 4298 500 m MD You can always choose Edit Copy to Image to copy the image to the clipboard Well Path is then made available as a picture that other applications can paste File Edit View Item Data Database C Y 1 Undo Alt Tilbake Redo Ctrl Y Skift Del Ctrl C Ctrl V Ho Clear Num 5 Select All Ctrl A Copy to Image Ctrl I Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 4 1 4 Build Your Completion In the following examples we assume that your System Administrator has entered all the equipment that you are going to use in your string and that he she has defined a well name in File E dites id d ur the system To start building a new completion select File New or the toolbar button Building a new completion involves two major steps 1 4 1 First Step Enter Data First step is to enter data A wide variety of data can be entered when building a ne
169. the existing You can press Undo to remove the newly inserted control point 1 3 3 2 Text To get the best sketch layout you have to adjust the position of the texts This is done using the mouse and is very similar to moving control points as described above Press and hold the left mouse button while the pointer is above the text Pull the text to the position you want it to be and release the mouse button To move several text objects at the same time hold down the Ctrl key and select the different text objects with the mouse while keeping the Ctrl key pressed You can also use the mouse to select several text objects by holding the left mouse button down while dragging the mouse A rectangle will be shown and all text objects inside the rectangle will be highlighted Use the mouse to move the selection For select all text objects press the right mouse button A menu box will appear Select the Completion Services a2 CSD User Guide Select All menu item You can also use the keyboard by pressing the standard windows combination for Select All Ctrl A If you select text objects and click the right mouse button you can choose to align and sort them left or right You can also move them together if you for example have identical parts to save Space and get a better structure in the Sketch 32 1154 3581 MD 1154 836f TVD M d 4 26 nm on MOT 751 33 TWD 20 b 34 EU 13 310 6053 15011 MD 524
170. the schematic grid This is applicable for both Database Equipment and Generic Items Tip If you enter an item at the wrong location use left mouse button drag and drop to to move and place the item below the appearing dotted line Change Change replace an item in the grid If itis a database part the Part Search dialog opens Choose another part and press OK to change If the selected Item is a Generic Item the Item Properties dialog will show allowing you to change the details of the freetext item non database part Fixed Depth Lock an element to a specific depth Assembly Mark one or several elements in the Schematic grid to form an assembly Completion Services 1 3 2 CSD User Guide View Part View part information for the selected database part Reject Joint Removing inventory joint from Tally Insert Similar Joint From Inventory Insert inventory joint to Tally Cut Shift Del Cut and remove the item from the grid Copy Ctrl C Copy an item Paste Ctrl V Paste an item Select All Ctrl A Select all items in the grid Item Properties Opens the Item Properties dialog for the selected part NOTE If more than one element is selected some of the menu items might be deactivated Schematic When building your well you will mostly work in the Schematic window An example of how a schematic screen looks like default setting Menu bar Schematic Window Toolbar Toolbox
171. tom notes An example of how a typical sketch might look like Completion Services 4 CSD User Guide 1 3 3 1 Control Points The user is free to change the shape of the sketch wellbore By moving the mouse pointer over a control point the red control point will be highlighted to show that it can be moved Press the left mouse button and move the cross to the position you want Then release the mouse button In this operation the casings will be shown so that you can have an impression on how the result B L NOTE The Control Points are only there to define the curve and will not show on the printouts will look like 1 3 3 1 1 Default Setup There will be a default setup for the shape of the sketch but once you change it and press save the new layout will be saved along with the revision You can move back to the default layout by choosing right mouse button Reset all control points If you click F12 in Well Path you will see that the sketch will get the same curve as the wellpath By pressing F12 in the sketch view the sketch will be scaled more realistically This means that a lot of the important parts like valves packers and so on will not be displayed very well due to the fact that they are very short compared to the long sections of tubulars 1 3 3 1 2 Move Control Points By moving the mouse pointer over a control point the red control point will be highlighted to show that it can be moved Press the lef
172. up Joint All symbols must contain a transparent frame Arranging symbols in groups You can arrange the symbols in logical groups using Drag and Drop If you want Bull plug to be a sub level to Anchor you select the Bull plug press and hold the right mouse button drag the symbol and drop it on Anchor Symbol Fish You activate the Fish tab when you click Fish in the upper left corner in the Symbol dialog box Registering Fish is done in the same way as symbols except that you cannot enter Symbol type and Exp Factor Y fora Fish It is possible to categorize the Fishes even though it is not recommendable Symbol Texture Textures are used to display mineral zones sea and seabed in the well path You work with textures on the Texture tab located in the upper left corner of the Symbol dialog box Registering textures is done in the same way as symbols except that you cannot enter Symbol type and Exp Factor Y for textures Code Tables Go to Database Code Tables CSD has a set of code tables that the System Administrator must maintain This values will show in the different drop down menues in CSD Topic Description Country All the countries country flags and corresponding country codes comes with the system as default Operator Register operators and the corresponding operator logo Field Registering fields Well Registering well names Ordinary users cannot define well names themselves so this becomes one of the most
173. ut field MD Top MD Bottom Max OD ID Drift ID Date Installed Part number Attach to casing liner Description 1 4 1 2 3 Cement Plug Description Measured top depth of casing element Measured bottom depth of casing element The maximum outer diameter of casing element Inner diameter of casing element The inside diameter of casing element manufacturer guarantees per specifications Date when the casing element was installed Part number to current casing element Select the corresponding casing liner Add additional description or comment to current casing element Add cement plug in tab Cement Plug under Well amp Completion Attributes Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 6 Well amp Completion Attributes Main Wellbore MD Top kel dd MM yyyy Comments finebreak Ctrl Enter 1 Choose new 2 Scroll and chose current Cement Plug Type Insert information Mandatory fields are MD top and MD Bottom 3 Update Cement plug list Edit an existing row Highlight one of the rows in the list This will bring all the data concerning the row into the right hand side of the dialog box Change whatever needs to be changed The changes will be saved when you push Update OK or go to another tab Delete a row Push the Delete button after highlighting a row in the list Input field description for Cement Plug list and details Completion Services e CSD User Guide In
174. view hide all the expire wells in the list Completion Services 32 CSD User Guide Explorer A Es Ji NO 34 10 C 16 p gt NO 34 10 B 6 gt by NO 34 10 B 7 gt E NO 34 10 B 7 A gt E NO 34 10 B 7 B gt NO 34 10 B 7 C gt A NO 34 10 B 7 D gt A NO 34 10 B 8 gt by NO 34 10 B 9 gt K NO 34 10 B 9 A gt bs NO 34 10 C 1 gt NO 34 10 C 1 A gt wh NO 34 10 C 10 gt K NO 34 10 C 11 gt A NO 34 10 C 11 A gt NO 34 10 C 12 gt AL NO 24 10 C 13 gt NO 34 10 C 14 gt 4 NO 34 10 C 15 A gt NO 34 10 C 15 C a NO 34 10 C 16 fp AB 1 00 gt A 1 01 gt AL 1 02 gt AL 1 03 a Ai 1 04 Project review e Plan PE HE Toolbox Check List LS Explorer Set Read Only When the completion is open you are free to make changes both to the data belonging to this completion and to the schematic if you have write access to the field well If the well is set to Read Only you cannot make changes to the completion drawing When a revision is set to read only it will have a padlock symbol like in the figure below P oem LSEDI STATOIL NET 19032014 gt Jj 1 01 Project review Revision Remarks gt ocuments Well Project review E well no ocked version unlocked version Read only Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 33 Whenever you open a Read Only well this information bar will show at the top Fx tea 44 This completion has been
175. w completion We recommend that you start with the Well amp Completion Data dialog and then continue with the Well amp Completion Attributes dialog EJEA 7 es A mara CER TT Til Au I 0O aln ii E per LIL fe hl Ca Item Database Options Window Help Y Il Secondary String Mode NOS Toggle Single Dual Insert Additional Wellbore Delete Current Wellbore 7h Well amp Completion Attributes Adjust Well Attributes MDs P Well Document For further information please review the following topics 1 4 1 1 Well amp Completion Data A wide variety of data can be entered when building a new completion We recommend that you start with Data Well amp Completion Data Well amp Completion Data is opened by choosing Data Well amp Completion Data or by pressing the corresponding icon This is a dialog box consisting of three tabs A e 4 4 em 3 A amp es pr a A Completion Services 5 CSD User Guide 1 4 1 1 1 General Data General Data is located under Well amp Completion Data The General Data is the main entry dialog for editing and entering Wellbore information such as Wellbore Name Installation Status Well Type Operation Finish Date etc Well amp Completion Data Test Wellbore L General Data Depths ii Datum 9 History Wellbore Name Latitude Longitude Test Wellbore 60 40 0 67 N 393949 98 E Completion Info Well Type Operation
176. way to add components to the well Search for a part by filling in different information part number symbol name description etc and the search will narrow as you type FE Sketch Well Path lt Part Explorer n 91 ET Enter search text here 16418 parts 107 symbols Part Number Symbol Name Description DriftL Nom Manufacturer Matl Spec Max Threads ID in 2 441 25 9501 Adj Union 9 5 8 47 24 Adjustabl 8 500 Baker Oil Tools CS 11 740 NK 8 680 j 52990 000 00001 xHy Adj Union AFLAS SEALS 2 990 Schlumberger 410 4 750 VAM 2990 2 j 110003505 Adj Union 9 5 8 47 Adjustable U 8 550 5349 Baker Oil Tools 13 CrL 80 11750 NK 8 700 bra a29a 005 Adj Union 9 5 8 47 Adjustable U 8 550 5349 Baker Oil Tools 13 CrL 80 11 740 NK 8 680 dl 15555555 Adj Union 31 2 Adjustable Union 2 990 Schlumberger Alloy 925 4750 Vam 2990 16 43 012 Adj Union 31 2 92 Ib ft FAST CO 2 870 415 Schlumberger 13 Cr L 80 3910 Quic 2 990 m j i CAM 2 Adj Union 31 2 Adjustable Union 2 990 Schlumberger Alloy 925 4 750 VAM 2990 2 x Completion String Design a 2 Drag amp Drop method The symbols in the toolbox are organized in several levels If you for instance want to use a valve you have to press the arrow in from of Valve in the toolbox A new level will be displayed Completion Services iE Symbol b 1 0 Generic symbols EXISTING mode gt J 11 Generic symbols PLAN mode
177. y delete completion modes not the whole node l e 1 00 This has to be done by the System Administrator NOTE You can only delete well completions from fields that you have write access to Completion Services CSD USER MANUAL 165 4 lul A TEST FIELDS A TEST 4 A Your Well Here 1 A E 1 00 Test dates Cancel Delete E Your Well Here 2 E Your Well Here 3 Read Only iz Norway 1 11 Administration The System Administrator plays a key part in CSD and has the responsibility to e Define users and their access e Keep the part database updated e Keepthe code tables updated e Define new fields and wells e Edit existing well names Define standard setup e Assist users 1 11 1 User Messages The System Administrator can create user messages which will show when the application starts Completion Services 16 CSD User Guide Oe ma DS O 24 DAB o 8 Ble ul LA M lt User Temar A HH t WSO cm n nu OW 8 a HOR E 01 01 2013 Completion String Design Tooit es 2 E BLUI Cour Field Well Revis Mod Revis art Explorer _ Meg Adm cose Rea Dz Ent h text here 68 SS SYVXKSH EE IE El Sa nter searc ere 181 parts 76 symbols Read Part Number Symbol Name Description M Minl Scale Leng ID Num Eff L Max Drift N Threads Thre Thre Manufacturer Supplier Matsa C In Acce generi
178. ypass tubing 4 1 2 20 Vam Top HC Bypass tubing 4 1 2 20 Vam Top HC Bypass tubing 13 3 8 Support Block Assy 5 1 2 20 Vam Top 13Cr80 Pup Joint 5 1 2 oe Alignment an AAA pa n Max Description inch 8 810 6 750 QC79 2 7 Swivel VTHC 25Cr Discharge head 675 Series Discharge Gauge unit 675 Carrier 48 Stage HC35000 MT Pump 48 Stage HC35000 MT Pump Seal Upper ESP Seal 675 Series HSB4XUT B B B AR DS CL6 Lower ESP Seal 675 Series HSB4XLT B B B AR COL CL6 r ESP Motor 725 Series HMIUX VC Lower ESP Motor 725 Series HMILX VC Discharge Gauge unit 675 Carrier Discharge Gauge unit 675 Carrier 6 750 6 750 6 750 6 750 7 250 7 250 13 3 87 Support Block Assy 4 1 2 204 Yam HC e tubing 12 000 5 540 8 810 5 540 6 750 5 540 6 750 5 540 6 750 5 540 Seal 6 750 5 540 6750 5 540 7 250 5 540 7 250 5 540 5 540 13 3X8 pan Block Assy 12 000 By default the two strings are presented on top of each other but this can be adjusted Highlight Completion Services 112 CSD User Guide 1 4 3 the parts you want to adjust hold the Shift key and press either the left or right arrow key on your keypad This will move the selected parts to the left orto the right So forthis example it makes sense to move the bypass tubing to the left and then enter Secondary String Mode and move the ESP equipment to the right Default presentation 1823

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