Security Software Log Entry Examples

Casing Pressure while Pumping^a	Casing Pressure after Pump Stopped	Action Indicated
Continues to build until last formation test is reached.	\n	Cure losses with LCM.
Builds to above allowable maximum working pressure of RCD or riser, but below last formation test and stabilizes.	Slowly bleeds down to hydrostatic (plus injectivity pressure).	Increase annular mud weight enough to reduce the surface annular pressure with the pumps running below maximum allowable working pressure for RCD or riser and switch to PMCD.
Builds to below maximum working pressure and stabilizes.	Slowly bleeds down to hydrostatic (plus injectivity pressure).	PMCD can proceed using the same mud weight that is already in the hole.
Builds to a pressure that is less than the desired surface annular pressure while using PMCD (150–200 psi) and stabilizes.	Falls off and stabilizes quickly.	Reduce annular mud weight enough so that there will be the desired annular pressure at the surface with the pumps off and the surface annular pressure with the pumps on will still be less than the maximum allowable working pressure. Switch to PMCD.

\n^a

Calculated based on measured pressure at BOP plus a column of the same mud to surface.

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The restoring force shall be measured using equipment similar to that shown on figure 2 (see 3.5).

\nFIGURE 2<underline>Restoring force test fixture</underline>.\n\n\n","type":"text"}]}]},{"type":"layoutColumn","attrs":{"width":33.33},"content":[{"type":"paragraph"}]}]}],"version":1}

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