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One of the most important pieces of equipment to a directional driller is the slide sheet. The slide sheet provides a written record of all down hole orientation. It also allows the directional driller to accurately project to the bit through mathematical calculations. The slide sheet also allows others drilling future wells what was done, and motor output for a given well. The following is an explanation of how a slide sheet works, as well as what is recorded, and the formulas required to make the calculations. Each step in completing the slide sheet will be described and labeled in great detail. All the information for the well is listed below. In each step, rows, columns, and cells have been identified in order to aid in descriptions. Each cell in the slide sheet will be identified first by the row number followed by the column number. As an example, cell 1D represents the box in the first row under column D. In helping describe how the slide sheet is filled out, each row will be discussed in full detail, and described in sequential order. The slide sheet used in this example is the same as what is printed off in the First Program. The only difference between the two is one column is changed. In the First version of the slide sheet, a column is there for motor setting. Since this can not be changed down hole, it a column that is not used. For instructional purposes, the inclination at the bit will be recorded in this column. The following is a quick description of each column: A 1
9.53
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50
D
Inc .23
E
Az 160.33
F
M seen -
G
BUR /m -
H
BUR /30m -
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF
K
From
L
To
M
Total
920.50
Column A: The length of each pipe/heviwaite to be used. Column B: The Depth at which the bit is located. Includes all tools and pipe. Column C: The depth at which the survey is taken (generally 15 19 meters back from the bit. Column D: The inclination that is recorded at the survey depth not bit depth. Column E: The azimuth that is recorded at the survey depth, again, not bit depth. Column F: A total of how many meters of slide that are seen between the last survey and the present survey Column G: This is the calculated rate at which the motor is building, calculated on a per meter basis. Column H: This is the calculated rate at which the motor is building, calculated on a per 30 meter basis.
Column I: This is the calculated inclination at the bit. It is used further in well planning. Column J: This is the direction at which a slide was made. Can be either a magnetic or gravity tool face. Column K: The depth at which the slide began is recorded in this box. Column L: The depth at which the slide finishes is recorded in this box. Column M: The number of meters that were slide is recorded in this box. Column N: A blank column that will assist us in helping separate amounts of slide according to survey stations (this will be explained in greater depth later on).
Well Information
Motor: Hole Size: Build Rate: Kick Off Point: Termination Angle: Proposed Azimuth: Motor Setting: Commander 6 LN7830 216mm 10/30 meters 920 meters 90 160 True North 1.83
Row # 1
Starting The Kick Off
You get drilled down to the kick off point of 920 meters. It happens to work out that the kick off point is on a connection. Keeping things simple, it is decided to kick off the well at the connection depth. It is important to keep good notes and good slide sheets. In build sections or wells with high angle build rates, a survey should be taken at every connection. Once the survey is taken, the inclination and azimuth is recorded in the appropriate columns (columns D & E). A 1
9.53
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50
D
Inc .23
E
Az 160.33
F
M seen -
G
BUR /m -
H
BUR /30m -
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF
K
From
L
To
M
Total
920.50
X Single Length
The answer of 7.94 meters represents the amount you will have to slide in a single to attain an 8 degree build rate in the well. Rounding off, we decide to slide 8 meters in the proposed direction (23 magnetic, cell 1J). The length of the slide was recorded in cell 1M. A 1
9.53
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50
D
Inc .23
E
Az 160.33
F
M seen -
G
BUR /m -
H
BUR /30m -
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag
K
From
L
To
M
Total 8
920.50
Since the well is being drilled by a Kelly rig, all slides in this example will start at the tool joint. In the slide sheet example cell 1K will equal 1B. A 1
9.53
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50
D
Inc .23
E
Az 160.33
F
M seen -
G
BUR /m -
H
BUR /30m -
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag
K
From 920.50
L
To
M
Total 8
920.50
We add 8 meters to the starting measured depth and enter this number into cell 1L (920.5 meters + 8 meters = 928.5 meters, measured depth). A 1
9.53
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50
D
Inc .23
E
Az 160.33
F
M seen -
G
BUR /m -
H
BUR /30m -
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag
K
From 920.50
L
To 928.5
M
Total 8
920.50
Since this is only the kick off, there is nothing else to calculate. An 8 meter slide was made, and the rest of the single was rotated down.
Row # 2
Step # 1: Calculating the motor output
The next single down is 929.27 meters (cell 2B). Our survey tool (where the accelerometers and magnetometers measure inclination and azimuth are located in the string) is 15 meters back from the bit. Surveys are taken 1 meter off of bottom, so we just subtract 16 meters (15 meters back + 1 meter off bottom) from our bit depth to get our survey depth (column C). In line # 2, the bit depth is 929.27 meters and the survey depth of this single is 913.27 meters. Kick off point was at 920.50 meters. Therefore, no slide will be seen in this survey. Without seeing slide, there is no way of calculating motor influence. No calculations could be made at this point in the well.
Again, rounding off, we decide to slide 8 meters. The slide is recorded the same as row number 1, and in the originally proposed direction. Again, in this example the slide always starts at the beginning of the single. Therefore, 2K equals 2B. Because we are sliding 8 meters again, we add 8 meters to the beginning of the slide to calculate the end of the slide (929.97 (cell 2K) + 8 (cell 2M) = 937.97 (cell 2L)
A 1 2
9.53 9.47
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97
D
Inc .23 .43
E
Az 160.33 160.67
F
M seen -
G
BUR /m -
H
BUR /30m -
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97
L
To 928.5 937.97
M
Total 8 8
920.50 929.97
Row # 3
Step # 1: Calculating slide seen
The next single down is 939.48 meters (cell 3B), and the survey station is 923.48 meters (cell 3C). The survey is taken and inclination and azimuth are recorded in cells 3D and 3E respectively. Since we kicked off the well at 920.5 meters, we know we will be seeing 2.98 meters of slide. 923.48 (cell 3C) 920.50 (cell 1K) = 2.98. This number is entered in cell 3F. The rest of the first slide (923.48 to 928.5) will be seen on the next survey. For ease of keeping track of how much slide is seen and how much will be seen on the next survey, 2.98 meters will be written in the upper left hand corner of cell 1N. The remainder (8 (cell 1M) 2.98 (cell 3F) = 5.02 or 928.5 (cell 1L) 923.48 (cell 3C) = 5.02) is written in the bottom right corner of cell 1N. A 1 2 3
9.53 9.47 9.51
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01
F
M seen -
G
BUR /m -
H
BUR /30m -
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97
L
To 928.5 937.97
M
Total 8 8
N
2.98 5.02
2.98
Substituting cells and number, the formula looks like: 3D 2D = 3G 3F 1.85 - .43 2.98 m
or
= .48/m
The answer to this equation is entered into cell 3G. To calculate the build up rate per 30 meters, just multiply this number by 30. Build up rate per meter x 30 meters = build up rate per 30 meters Or .48 / meter x 30 meters = 14.4 / 30m
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01
F
M seen 2.98
G
BUR /m .48
H
BUR /30m 14.4
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97
L
To 928.5 937.97
M
Total 8 8
N
2.98 5.02
from the survey station, by the time you see the low build rates, the bits inclination would require drastic measures to compensate in order to save the well. In Step # 2 we were able to calculate the build rate based on the amount of influence the 2.98 meters of slide had upon our inclination. Now we are going to calculate what the inclination is going to be at the bit using the same amount of influence. Looking at cell 1N we know there was 5.02 meters of slide that we have not yet seen. In addition to that, we know we have not yet seen the 8 meters of slide on the second single (cell 2M). The total meters of slide not yet seen would be 5.02 (cell 1N) + 8 (cell 2M) = 13.02 meters of slide not yet seen. We know what the build rate is for this single (.48/meter (cell 3G)). All we have to do is multiply them together and we will get:
Or 13.02 meters x .48/meter = 6.25 We now calculated that we have 6.25 of inclination between our last survey station and the bit. Knowing this, it is easy to calculate the inclination at the bit. All we have to do is add this number to the current inclination Degrees between survey station and the bit Last survey inclination Or
6.25
1.85
8.10
Once this number is calculated, it is written on the slide sheet and entered into the survey program as an extrapolation to the bit. On the slide sheet, it is entered in cell 3I A 1 2 3
9.53 9.47 9.51
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01
F
M seen 2.98
G
BUR /m .48
H
BUR /30m 14.4
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97
L
To 928.5 937.97
M
Total 8 8
N
2.98 5.02
8.10
Sliding on the side of caution, we decide to slide 7.5 meters on this single. As described earlier, the slide information is properly entered.
A 1 2 3
9.53 9.47 9.51
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01
F
M seen 2.98
G
BUR /m .48
H
BUR /30m 14.4
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98
M
Total 8 8 7.5
N
2.98 5.02
8.10
Row # 4
Each row you complete will all be the same. The steps to calculating how much to slide will always be the same: 1. 2. 3. 4. Calculate how much slide you are seeing. Calculate the motor output (dog-leg or build rate) Project to the bit. Using a survey program or calculations, determine the build rate required to hit your target (not covered in slide sheet usage). 5. Calculate how much to slide.
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.96
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21
F
M seen 2.98
G
BUR /m .48
H
BUR /30m 14.4
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98
M
Total 8 8 7.5
N
2.98 5.02
8.10
Step one is to take the survey depth of 932.92 (cell 4C) and find out where in the slide information you find this depth. The depth is actually located in the slide between 929.97 and 937.97 (cell 2K and 2L). On this survey we will see from 929.97 (the start of the slide) to 932.92 (survey depth). Therefore we could say we will see: 932.92 929.97 = 2.95 2.95 meters is how many meters of slide we are going to see in this survey. Again, we write this number in the upper left hand corner of cell 2N. A 1 2 3 4
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.92
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21
F
M seen 2.98
G
BUR /m .48
H
BUR /30m 14.4
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98
M
Total 8 8 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95
8.10
In keeping things simple we write the remainder of the slide in the lower right hand corner of this cell (8 2.95 = 5.05 meters). A 1 2 3 4
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.92
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21
F
M seen 2.98
G
BUR /m .48
H
BUR /30m 14.4
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98
M
Total 8 8 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05
8.10
We know our survey will see the 2.95 meters we just finished calculating. By looking at cell 1N, we also know that there were 5.02 meters that were left over from the previous survey. To calculate how many meters of slide are seen in this survey, we must add the two numbers together (5.02 + 2.95 = 7.97). The number we just calculated is the amount of slide that we are going to see on this single of slide. It is recorded in cell 4F.
A 1 2 3 4
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.92
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21
F
M seen 2.98 7.97
G
BUR /m .48
H
BUR /30m 14.4
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98
M
Total 8 8 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05
8.10
or
= .39/m
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.92
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21
F
M seen 2.98 7.97
G
BUR /m .48 .39
H
BUR /30m 14.4
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98
M
Total 8 8 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05
8.10
In order to get the build rate on a /30 meter scale, just multiply .39/meter by 30 meters (.39 x 30 = 11.7). This number is written down on the slide sheet in cell 4H. A 1 2 3 4
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.92
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21
F
M seen 2.98 7.97
G
BUR /m .48 .39
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98
M
Total 8 8 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05
8.10
We now calculated that we have 5.27 of inclination between our last survey station and the bit. Knowing this, it is easy to calculate the inclination at the bit. All we have to do is add this number to the current inclination Degrees between survey station and the bit Last survey inclination Or
5.27
4.92
10.19
As with all the other steps, the inclination at the bit is written down on the slide sheet in cell 4I.
A 1 2 3 4
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.92
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21
F
M seen 2.98 7.97
G
BUR /m .48 .39
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98
M
Total 8 8 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05
8.10 10.19
Build Rate Meters Single Required X = Required Length To Slide Motor Output
or
10.08/30 12.5/30
X 9.50
7.66
In our habit of rounding off this type of information, we decide to slide 7.5 meters. This information is written into our slide sheet in cell A 1 2 3 4
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.92
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21
F
M seen 2.98 7.97
G
BUR /m .48 .39
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98
M
Total 8 8 7.5 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05
8.10 10.19
We remember that all slides in this example start from the beginning of the single, so that information is written in: A 1 2 3 4
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.92
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21
F
M seen 2.98 7.97
G
BUR /m .48 .39
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48 948.92
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98
M
Total 8 8 7.5 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05
8.10 10.19
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.92
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21
F
M seen 2.98 7.97
G
BUR /m .48 .39
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48 948.92
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98 956.42
M
Total 8 8 7.5 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05
8.10 10.19
Because are proposed direction is 160 azimuth, and we are heading directly in that direction we are going to keep sliding in that direction. However, in both pulse tools and EM tools, our tool face is going to switch from a magnetic tool face to a gravity tool face. Now instead of sliding in a direction related to magnetic north, we are now going to slide in a direction in relation to gravity. Since we want to keep building inclination, we are going to slide in a high side (HS) tool face (or straight up). If we wanted to turn the well slightly to the right, we could be sliding at a 20R tool face. If we wanted to turn the well slightly to the left, we could be sliding at a 20L tool face. This tool face is recorded in the slide sheet.
A 1 2 3 4
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.92
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21
F
M seen 2.98 7.97
G
BUR /m .48 .39
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag HS
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48 948.92
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98 956.42
M
Total 8 8 7.5 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05
Row # 5
By this point in time, you should be able to figure out most of the calculations, and we can move fairly quickly through this row. The survey comes up as 7.84 inclination, and an azimuth of 159.88. These numbers are written in the slide sheet, and the calculations begin.
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92 942.42
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.96 7.84
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21 159.88
F
M seen 2.98 7.97
G
BUR /m .48 .39
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag HS
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48 948.92
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98 956.42
M
Total 8 8 7.5 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05 2.94
This 2.94 meters is subtracted off of the amount slide in this row (7.5 meters), and is written in the bottom right hand corner (7.5 2.94 = 4.56).
A 1 2 3 4 5
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44 9.50
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92 942.42
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.96 7.84
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21 159.88
F
M seen 2.98 7.97
G
BUR /m .48 .39
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag HS
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48 948.92
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98 956.42
M
Total 8 8 7.5 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05 2.94 4.56
In this row, we know we are going to see the 2.94 meters (cell 3N), plus what was left over from the previous slide (5.05 meters in cell 2N). Added together we come up with 2.94 + 5.05 = 7.99 meters. This is written down. A 1 2 3 4 5
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44 9.50
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92 942.42
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.96 7.84
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21 159.88
F
M seen 2.98 7.97 7.99
G
BUR /m .48 .39
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag HS
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48 948.92
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98 956.42
M
Total 8 8 7.5 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05 2.94 4.56
or
= .36/m
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.96 7.84
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21 159.88
F
M seen 2.98 7.97 7.99
G
BUR /m .48 .39 .36
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag HS
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48 948.92
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98 956.42
M
Total 8 8 7.5 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05 2.94 4.56
1 2 3 4 5
We times our build rate per meter by 30 to get our build rate per 30 (.36 x 30) = 10.8/30 meters. This is filled into the slide sheet: A 1 2 3 4 5
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44 9.50
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92 942.42
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.96 7.84
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21 159.88
F
M seen 2.98 7.97 7.99
G
BUR /m .48 .39 .36
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7 10.8
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag HS
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48 948.92
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98 956.42
M
Total 8 8 7.5 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05 2.94 4.56
A 1 2 3 4 5
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44 9.50
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92 942.42
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.96 7.84
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21 159.88
F
M seen 2.98 7.97 7.99
G
BUR /m .48 .39 .36
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7 10.8
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag HS
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48 948.92
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98 956.42
M
Total 8 8 7.5 7.5
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05 2.94 4.56
Build Rate Meters Single Required X = Required Length To Slide Motor Output
or
10.33/30 11/30
X 9.51
8.93
In our habit of rounding off this type of information, we decide to slide 9 meters of this single. This amount, as well as the starting depth is filled out in the slide sheet. A 1 2 3 4 5
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44 9.50
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92 942.42
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.96 7.84
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21 159.88
F
M seen 2.98 7.97 7.99
G
BUR /m .48 .39 .36
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7 10.8
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag HS
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48 948.92 958.42
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98 956.42
M
Total 8 8 7.5 7.5 9
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05 2.94 4.56
The 9 meters are added to the starting depth, and the end of slide is calculated. A 1 2 3 4 5
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44 9.50
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92 942.42
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.96 7.84
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21 159.88
F
M seen 2.98 7.97 7.99
G
BUR /m .48 .39 .36
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7 10.8
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag HS
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48 948.92 958.42
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98 956.42 967.42
M
Total 8 8 7.5 7.5 9
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05 2.94 4.56
Last item! We can safely say that we are heading in the right direction, so we are going to continue to slide at a high side tool face. A 1 2 3 4 5
9.53 9.47 9.51 9.44 9.50
B
Measured Depth
C
Survey Depth 904.50 913.97 923.48 932.92 942.42
D
Inc .23 .43 1.85 4.96 7.84
E
Az 160.33 160.67 161.01 160.21 159.88
F
M seen 2.98 7.97 7.99
G
BUR /m .48 .39 .36
H
BUR /30m 14.4 11.7 10.8
I
Inc @ Bit
J
TF 23 Mag 23 Mag 23 Mag HS HS
K
From 920.50 929.97 939.48 948.92 958.42
L
To 928.5 937.97 946.98 956.42 967.42
M
Total 8 8 7.5 7.5 9
N
2.98 5.02 2.95 5.05 2.94 4.56