2 - Basic Pressure BP

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QUESTION ONE
Find the Hydrostatic Pressure of a 12 ppg mud in a 10 000 feet well.
A: 6240 psi
B: 1200 psi
C: 6420 psi
D: 5250 psi
E: 4260 psi
00 feet well.
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This is a hydrostatic pressure question.
Remember hydrostatic pressure is the sum of ppg, ft & .052

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of ppg, ft & .052

QUESTION TWO
What is the Hydrostatic Pressure on the bottom of a hole 6500 feet deep filled
with 14 ppg mud?
A: 4732 psi
B: 7800 psi
C: 2512 psi
D: 3590 psi
E: 3128 psi
e 6500 feet deep filled
This is a hydrostatic pressure question.
Remember hydrostatic pressure is the sum of ppg, ft & .052

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of ppg, ft & .052

QUESTION THREE
The mud weight is 11 ppg and the hole depth is 9000 feet MD / 8500 feet TVD.
What is the Hydrostatic Pressure at the bottom of the hole?
A: 4628 psi
B: 4268 psi
C: 4862 psi
D: 4682 psi
E: 4826 psi
et MD / 8500 feet TVD.
Hydrostatic pressure is calculated using TVD in feet, ppg & .052
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D in feet, ppg & .052
QUESTION FOUR
Well depth is given as 18000 feet TVD / 21000 feet MD. The Mud Weight in use
What is the BHP?
A: 12475 psi
B: 16867 psi
C: 13724 psi
D: 15807 psi
E: 14508 psi
The Mud Weight in use is 15.5 ppg.
CORRECT
QUESTION FIVE
The Mud Gradient is .780 psi/ft at 11000 feet MD / 10000 TVD.
What is the Hydrostatic Pressure on bottom?
A: 8700 psi
B: 7800 psi
C: 8070 psi
D: 8580 psi
E: 7080 psi
Remember mud gradient is (ppg x .052) and can therefore be used to
calculate hydrostatic pressure simply by multiplying by TVD in feet.
CORRECT
can therefore be used to
ltiplying by TVD in feet.
QUESTION SIX
What is the Mud Weight if the Hydrostatic Pressure is 3000 psi at 4675 feet?
A: 11.72 ppg
B: 12.12 ppg
C: 12.34 ppg
D: 12.78 ppg
E: 13.26 ppg
00 psi at 4675 feet?
If you know psi & feet then ppg can be calculated by dividing psi by
the sum of feet & .052
i.e. ppg = psi/(feet x .052)
This is the second version of the hydrostatic pressure formula.

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ated by dividing psi by
pressure formula.
QUESTION SEVEN
What is the Equivalent Mud Weight for 4000 psi at 8000 feet?
(round your answer up)
A: 12.45 ppg
B: 8.76 ppg
C: 9.12 ppg
D: 10.32 ppg
E: 9.62 ppg

CORRECT
pressure formula.
QUESTION EIGHT
The TVD is 4500 feet and the pressure is 3300 psi.
What is the Equivalent Mud Weight?
A: 12.3 ppg
B: 12.9 ppg
C: 13.5 ppg
D: 14.1 ppg
E: 14.7 ppg

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pressure formula.
QUESTION NINE
What is the Equivalent Mud Weight at 8500 feet TVD / 9500 feet MD with 4900
A: 12.25 ppg
B: 11.08 ppg
C: 10.01 ppg
D: 10.82 ppg
E: 11.57 ppg
500 feet MD with 4900 psi?
You must always use TVD in feet for pressure calculations.
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e calculations.
QUESTION TEN
Change the pressure of 8500 psi into an Equivalent Mud Weight for a depth of
12000 feet MD / 11000 feet TVD.
A: 14.86 ppg
B: 13.86 ppg
C: 12.68 ppg
D: 15.68 ppg
E: 13.52 ppg
Weight for a depth of
You must always use TVD in feet for pressure calculations.
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e calculations.
QUESTION ELEVEN
Calculate the Equivalent Mud Weight: BHP = 12000 psi; Depth = 12500 feet
A: 18.46 ppg
B: 13.12 ppg
C: 15.50 ppg
D: 19.24 ppg
E: 17.98 ppg
Depth = 12500 feet

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pressure formula.
QUESTION TWELVE
BHP = 4680 psi; Depth = 9800 feet TVD / 11500 feet MD.
Equivalent Mud Weight = ?
A: 8.25 ppg
B: 10.6 ppg
C: 9.18 ppg
D: 7.84 ppg
E: 8.8 ppg

CORRECT
pressure formula.
QUESTION THIRTEEN
A Pump Pressure of 1200 psi is recorded with 35 SPM.
What will be the approximate Pump Pressure at 30 SPM
A: 1029 psi
B: 882 psi
C: 705 psi
D: 1427 psi
E: 1173 psi
Remember the pump pressure/pump strokes relationship is
new psi = old psi x (new spm/old spm)squared

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relationship is
QUESTION FOURTEEN
The Measured Depth is 13500 feet and the True Vertical Depth is 13000 feet.
How much is the Hydrostatic Pressure if the hole is filled with 15 ppg Mud?
A: 10530 psi
B: 6760 psi
C: 6278 psi
D: 10140 psi
E: 8876 psi
Depth is 13000 feet.
with 15 ppg Mud?

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QUESTION FIFTEEN
Calculate the New Pump Pressure at the New Pump Speed.
Present Pump Pressure = 300 psi at 45 SPM. New Pump Speed = 80 SPM.
A: 872 psi
B: 848 psi
C: 913 psi
D: 972 psi
E: 948 psi
mp Speed = 80 SPM.

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relationship is
QUESTION SIXTEEN
With a Pump Pressure of 400 psi at 20 SPM, what would be the approximate pr
at 44 SPM?
A: 880 psi
B: 2112 psi
C: 1842 psi
D: 2060 psi
E: 1936 psi
d be the approximate pressure
You must first divide new spm by old spm, then square that answer,
then multiply this by old psi.
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relationship is
hen square that answer,

QUESTION SEVENTEEN
With a Mud Weight of 17 ppg the Pumping Pressure is 2500 psi.
What will the Pumping Pressure be with 18.0 ppg?
A: 2342 psi
B: 2647 psi
C: 2746 psi
D: 2849 psi
E: 2545 psi
You cannot use the pump pressure/pump strokes relationship formu
to work out the pressure for a new mud weight.
Here you need to use the FCP formula jigged slightly to read:
new psi = old psi x (new mud/old mud)

CORRECT
okes relationship formula
slightly to read:
QUESTION EIGHTEEN
Present Pump Pressure is 1700 psi with 10 ppg Mud at 50 SPM. What is the n
if the Mud Weight is increased to 12 ppg and the Pump Speed is reduced to 45
A: 1652 psi
B: 1752 psi
C: 1572 psi
D: 1257 psi
E: 1725 psi
50 SPM. What is the new Pump Pressure
Speed is reduced to 45 SPM?
This question requires you to calculate the new pressure for the new
weight and also for the new SPM.
It does not matter which calculation you do first.

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ew pressure for the new mud
QUESTION NINETEEN
What is the approximate Mud Weight in ppg with a .62 psi/ft Gradient?
A: 9.12 ppg
B: 12.29 ppg
C: 11.92 ppg
D: 10.26 ppg
E: 13.02 ppg
si/ft Gradient?
To get ppg you divide gradient by .052
CORRECT
QUESTION TWENTY
.650 psi/ft gives you a Mud Weight of:
A: 10.9 ppg
B: 14.2 ppg
C: 11.7 ppg
D: 13.4 ppg
E: 12.5 ppg
CORRECT
QUESTION TWENTY ONE
The Mud Gradient is .42 psi/ft. What is the Mud Weight?
A: 10.2 ppg
B: 9.87 ppg
C: 8.8 ppg
D: 8.08 ppg
E: 7.93 ppg
CORRECT
QUESTION TWENTY TWO
Which Fluid has a .433 psi/ft Gradient?
A: Gas
B: Fresh Water
C: Condensate
D: Formation Fluid
E: Oil
Divide .433 by .052 and you get 8.3 ppg. This is the weight of fresh w
CORRECT
s is the weight of fresh water.
QUESTION TWENTY THREE
What is the Gradient of a 9.6 ppg Mud?
A: .543 psi/ft
B: .531 psi/ft
C: .510 psi/ft
D: .487 psi/ft
E: .499 psi/ft
Y THREE
To convert ppg to psi/ft simply multiply by .052
CORRECT
QUESTION TWENTY FOUR
A 15 ppg Mud has a Gradient of:
A: .67 psi/ft
B: .72 psi/ft
C: .83 psi/ft
D: .78 psi/ft
E: .64 psi/ft
Y FOUR
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QUESTION TWENTY FIVE
The Mud Weight is 18.7 ppg. What is the Mud Gradient?
A: .9274 psi/ft
B: .9724 psi/ft
C: .8385 psi/ft
D: .8657 psi/ft
E: .7371 psi/ft
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Welcome to Well Control Practice Quiz Two.

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elp you prepare for your next

om the answers given.

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t of your choice for the question.

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ble to see your running score.

Total Number Total Number Percentage

Remember hydrostatic pressure is the sum of ppg, ft & .052

of ppg, ft & .052

Remember hydrostatic pressure is the sum of ppg, ft & .052

of ppg, ft & .052

i.e. ppg = psi/(feet x .052)

This is the second version of the hydrostatic pressure formula.

i.e. ppg = psi/(feet x .052)

This is the second version of the hydrostatic pressure formula.

i.e. ppg = psi/(feet x .052)

This is the second version of the hydrostatic pressure formula.

i.e. ppg = psi/(feet x .052)

This is the second version of the hydrostatic pressure formula.

i.e. ppg = psi/(feet x .052)

This is the second version of the hydrostatic pressure formula.

What will be the approximate Pump Pressure at 30 SPM

new psi = old psi x (new spm/old spm)squared

with 15 ppg Mud?

new psi = old psi x (new spm/old spm)squared

new psi = old psi x (new spm/old spm)squared

hen square that answer,

new psi = old psi x (new mud/old mud)

It does not matter which calculation you do first.

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