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Drilling Operations of the first Iceland

Deep Drilling Well (IDDP)

Sveinbjörn Hólmgeirsson

Project Manager Landsvirkjun Power

Ásgrímur Guðmundsson, Bjarni Pálsson, Kristinn Ingason, Hinrik Árni Bóasson, Sverrir Þórhallsson

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What is IDDP?

IDDP is a long-term geothermal research program, established in year 2000

The goal is to improve the economics of geothermal energy by producing supercritical fluids from 4-5 km depth

National Energy Authority

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Saga Rig 0-87 mJune 2008

• Surface casing

– 36” hole to 87 m (26” bit and 36” under-reamer)

– 32” x 0,5” steel casing

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Jötunn Rig 87-260-796 mNov-Dec 2008

• Intermediate Casing 1

– 26 ½” Drillbit

– 24 ½” Casing 162 lb/ft, K55

• Intermediate Casing 2

– 23” Drillbit

– 18 ⅝” Casing 114 lb/ft, K55

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Týr Rig 796 m - final depthMarch-July 2009

• 270 ton hook load

• Topdrive

• Automatic pipehandlingsystem

• 3 x Mudpumps

• 180 m3 mudtanks

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2009-03-29

Broken Float Sub at 1194 m

Standpipe pressure drops

Torque drops

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2009-03-29

Broken Float Sub at 1194 m

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2009-03-29

Broken Float Sub at 1194 m

• Equipment downhole:

– 16 ½” Drillbit

– 9 ½” Mudmotor with 16 ⅜” sleeve stabilizer

– 16 ½” Stabilizer

– The other part of the Float Sub.

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2009-03-31

Fish #1 on surface

• Complete success offishing with an Overshot

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2009-04-18

Broken 8” DC at 2074 m

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2009-04-19

Fish #2 on surface

• Managed to retrieve the fishto surface.

• The brokenthread box

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2009-04-21

Stuck at 2101 m depth

• Pulled out three singles for reaming when hook load dropped suddenly of 20 tons

Drop in hook load

Standpipe pressure drops

Torque increases

No rotation

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2009-04-29

Part of Fish #3 on surface

• Left in hole, 32 m of fish

• The fishing tool could not be relased

• Explosives to blast the string a part

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2009-05-01

Fishing attempt

• RIH with a fishing assembly

• Connect to the box of the collar and tried to pull

• Unable to rotate or pull where the connection did not hold. Unable to reload the JAR because of the bad connection

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2009-05-02

Cementing a Side Track plug #1

• 100 m cement plug planned to side track and drill pass the fish.

• Three attempts needed to get desired depth of TOC.

• Time drilling and sidetracking

• Success at 1934 m

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2009-05-12

Stuck at 2005 m

• Decided to set the Anchor casing at 2005 m due to hazard zones higher up in the well (brittle formation because of cooling and heating).

• After having reached 2005 m and after 25 min. of circulation, the string got stuck.

• Circulation was maintained to clean the fill. The string was pulled and jarred for 3 days before it was loose.

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2009-05-17

Wiper trip and circulate the fill of bottom

• Wiper trip before running the anchor casing.

• Bottom found at 1972 m (33 m fill).

• Tried to clean the fill with high viscous pills.

• Increased torque.

• Decided to POOH and deal with the fill after having cemented the Anchor casing.

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2009-05-(18-24)

Run and cement Anchor Casing

• Run the 13 ⅝” and 13 ⅜” casing. Casing set at 1957 m (not to close to the fill).

• Cemented in two steps:

– Traditional inner string job, with a float collar and a float shoe up to known loss zones at 1600 m.

– Fill the annulus through the killline.

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2009-05-27

Drilling for Production casing

• The well was drilled to 2016 m with a 12 ¼” bit.

• Total loss of circulation.

• Difficult cleaning because of a larger diameter hole below shoe (1957 m - 2005 m).

• POOH for a cementing job from bottom to casing shoe.

• Fiberglass cementing pipes used with good results (easily drillable if stuck).

• Continued drilling.

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2009-06-02

Coring

• Decided to drill a spot core (9 m) from 2040 m.

• Known loss zones from previous track.

• Managed to drill 2 m until no penetration observed. No core inside the barrel.

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2009-06-(04-07)

Junk basket and cement to shoe

• RIH with a Mill tooth bit and a Junk Basket trying to retrieve the rest of the core bit.

• Drill the well to 2060 m and cement possible junk in hole and clog the losses.

• Fiberglass drill pipes used for the cementing job.

• TOC found at 1970 m.

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2009-06-08

Stuck at 2103 m

• Continued drilling until the string got stuck at2103 m.

• Managed to get loose by pulling 160 tons.

• Circulated for 1 ½” hour.

• RIH again slowly and when the bit was onbottom the torque increased and the string wasstuck.

• Returns lost imediately and the string wasblocked for circulation.

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2009-06-08

Stuck at 2103 m (bit at 2090 m)

RIH slowly

Pill for sweeping

Torque increases

Pulled out

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2009-06-08

Stuck at 2103 m (bit at 2090 m)

• The Hook load decreases by 10-15 tons!

RIH

Torque increases

Pulled out

Torque increases

Bit pushed up

String blocked for circ.

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2009-06-10

Blind Back off

• A Blind Back off was carried out.

• A factory made up connection on the Anderdrift tool broke.

• Left in hole, 17 m of fish

• RIH with a fishing BHA without results.

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2009-06-(15-22)

Cementing a Side Track plug #2 and side

track

• Cement a plug from top of fish at 2072 m and up to 1928 m (30 m inside the casing).

• Two attempts needed to get desired depth of TOC.

• Time drilling and side tracking.

• At 1985 m the bit was in formation.

• Continued drilling.

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2009-06-24

Stuck in Magma!

• At 2100 m the bit was pulled up to casing and the well was cleaned. No fill was on bottom.

• At 2104 m the torque increased and the ROP doubled from 2 m/hr to 4 m/hr.

• The hook load decraesed by 40 tons.

• Managed to keep circulation and returns.

• Quenched glass in the returns.

• Proof of Magma.

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2009-06-08

Stuck in Magma at 2104 m

• The Hook load decreases by 50 tons!

RIH

Torque increases

RIH

Hook load decreases

Bit pushed off bottom

Torque increases

Pulled out

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2009-06-24

Stuck in Magma!

• The circulation was maintained for 24 hrs.

• The string was loose.

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2009-06-29

Running casing and liner

• Decided to run 9 ⅝” production casing.

• Set it at the same depth as the Anchor casing1957 m and cement it to surface.

• In the open hole section a 9 ⅝” slotted liner wasset from 1957 to 2080 m.

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Into magma 1st time Into magma 2nd time

Into magma 3rd time

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Running Anchor casing and cementing

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Thank you!

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IDDP Consortium

National Energy Authority

Principal Science Investigators:

Gudmundur Omar Fridleifsson, HS orka hf

Wilfred A. Elders, University of California at Riverside

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2009-05-(18-24)

CBL log 14 hrs after cementation

1600 m

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2009-05-(18-24)

Running and cement Anchor Casing

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