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€ t? 5 ,Hydrates may form at certain teanperatures and p1es1mes. Whicla one
of the following

f combinations rnay cause this hydrate proble-E?

A. Natr.nal gas and oil based fluid' J-n.rr / k{dh

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C.
Natul4 lias and watet based fluid
Oil andwatel,based fluid.

A.]heeasinfluxisatlowtemperaturearidlowpressure.
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,@ mt ias iollux is at low temrperatr:re and-higfu Pressure'
Y. int i* iafl. ux is athigfutemperature aad low presilre
D. The gas innux is stili ui$*"-p*il"I*Jhtfi;;t*e
177" qfhich of the follOwing statmeirts utqut hyd'ate formatiOn and teatmeirt are correct?
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A. Hvdrate, tikely to form at low pressures rathff than'high pressures' :
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remove bydratei.
\d ;lrrfi;; rra"tl*af into the flow s&eam belps to are nec€ssary for.hy..drfe formation''
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Temp*.t below the freezing point of water
reduces.the formation of hydrates.
;. ,":-*ir, Di;il1;Tyater into tn-e flow s"*
',Gi ill;ffi oiiJtt" tn, flow sheam helps to prevent the fTmation ofhvdrates'

l7e. of hydrates are crlrrect? GWo

Which of the following stater*e.nts 4bout the formation
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pressures'
A. Hydrates arelikeiy to form at low pressures rathgr tban high -
of hydrates'
B. Injectag Oisiilled Water into the io.w steam.reduces the formation
,givpri*arelikely to form atthe choke'
^
are.necessary for hydrate formation'
D. Temoeratures below the freezing point of watil
only form i:r the presence of ftee Qiquid) watu'
@Wydrates
preve,nt the formatign of hydrates and
179 " Which of the following are TTt likeiy to help

A. Bleed gas very quiqkly from surface equipment'

B; Pressure test to a maximum of shut-in prOszure'
,l .O-Xaisethe temperature of the hydrate affected equipment'
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WU:ectmethanol into the affected equipmelrt'I
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'-' * e awaLerlflycol mixturc fo, pt.tt*e testing if hydratps ar1 expected"
formation 6f hydrates'"
F,miect'Distilled Water into the flow steam to reduce the

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WelldepthTVD :11000feet =

Shut in brU fiP" Pressure : 650 Psi

Shut in Casing Pressure : 900 Psi
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gain : 17 bbl
densirv :12,ppg 25>qsippsiln'
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D'illi:rgfluid
i" niac(r'rre' t''o inffeased
inmeased to 850
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and the casing pressure to
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After. 30 minutes the dri1l pipe pressure has
1 100 psi as a result of gas migration. How far
has the gas migrated?
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