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| Well ID: 34-111-24505
 
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| County: [[Monroe County, Ohio|Monroe]]
 
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| Operator Name: [[CNX GAS COMPANY LLC]]
 
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| Spud Date: 2014-08-16
 
| Spud Date: 2014-08-16
 
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| Unconventional: No
 
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| Configuration: Vertical
 
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| Producing: No
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| Well Status: Well Drilled
 
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| Violations: 0
 
| Violations: 0
 
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| Latitude: 39.8313564038
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| Latitude: 39.8313564
 
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| Longitude: -80.9138389207
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| Longitude: -80.91383892
 
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| 2014-10-14
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| Administrative inspection to document on 10/11/14 that the 18.625'' mine void string was only set 12' through the mine void but the well bore had been drilled to 735' leaving the casing 18' short of the required law of 30' minimum pipe set through a mine void. Instructions are as follows properly encase any future strings according to  OAC 1501:9-1-08 well construction rules pertaining to a mine void string as found in section (M) Casing strings (b) Casing through any underground mine void. After drilling through any underground mine void or rubble zone, casing shall be set at least thirty feet but no more than 50 feet below the base of the mine void or rubble zone and cemented at this point.
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| 2014-10-06
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| Status check inspection on the drilling process found the 26''surface casing borehole to a depth of 349', Patterson rig 277' is on location and has ran the 24''  weld connection surface casing to a depth of 20' outside the 100' conductor pipe and the casing is setting down and will not go past 120'. The company will pull out of the hole with the string and ream the hole with a tri cone drill bit to bottom.
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| 1412809596
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| 2014-10-08
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| Patterson rig 277 is on location and has drilled a 26'' surface borehole to a depth of 349' and ran 339' of 96.4# weld connection surface casing with a guide shoe ran along with 6 centralizer, Halliburton cement services is on location to cement the casing using 345 sacks of class A cement with 60% open hole cement excess ran and 40 barrels of gel ran ahead of the cement with circulation established prior to cementing and good cement returns to surface, no plug was ran and the casing shall be pressure tested before the next stage of drilling commences.
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| 1413070861
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| 2014-10-11
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| Administrative inspection to document the recent setting and cementing of the 18.625'' mine void string. On 10/09 & 10/10/2014 I was in contact with the company men on site multiple times in regards to the running -setting and cementing of the mine void string with the company notifying me they had drilled their borehole to a depth of 735' with the bottom of the mine void at 685' and top at 671', I thoroughly discussed the cementing procedures and requirements per ORC. On 10/11/2014 I was contacted at 6 am that the company was beginning to rig up the cement crew but was unable to attend and at 7:02 pm was notified that the company had completed the mine void cement job, in conversation I discovered the casing had only been set to 697' which is 18' short of the 30' minimum state requirement, I contacted my Regional supervisor Rocky King and he advised the company must complete a casing shoe test before drilling on. The company man on duty was contacted at 7:55 pm and advised to implement a casing shoe test after drilling out from under the casing shoe to confirm the mine void is properly cemented.
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| 1414344282
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| 2014-10-26
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| On site inspection to witness the setting of a 800' class G plug in the 12.250'' 2nd intermediate well bore section due to a directional tool drilling failure causing the well bore to deviate 16 degrees for a total of 27' off centerline course in the directional azimuth of 97 degrees. The plug shall be set through the drill string and the Company will wait 12 hours before proceeding with the drilling operation. Plugging reports and directional survey reports were received.
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| 1415795804
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| 2014-11-11
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| 11/09/2014 I was notified by the company men on site that they had lost tools in the 12.250'' section at a depth of 9,118' and would be setting a 700' deviation kick plug with Halliburton through fiberglass tubing. (Inspectors Note-This is the 2nd deviation plug set in this 12.250'' section on this hole).
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| 1416425769
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| 2014-11-19
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| Status check inspection on the drilling process found Patterson drilling rig 277 on the hole drilling the 12.250'' 2nd intermediate wellbore at a depth of 8,888' with compressed air and a true vertical depth of 8,720'. The company is pulling out of the hole with the drill string to check the drilling assembly. A copy of the last drilling survey has been received.
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| 1426156830
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| On this day I was on site from 15:00 pm until 18:00 pm with intention to witness the 9.625'' casing bond log and pressure test. After standing by on location for 3 hours it was obvious that the procedure was going to take an extended period of time. I explained to the Company men on site that the Division would be awaiting the results by digital format through e mail once the procedures were complete. The records were received and reviewed around 12:00 noon the following day. The company (CNX) was granted a variance by the Deputy Chief Dave Claus and District Supervisor Brent Bear. With the understanding the company's casing cement procedures shall be reviewed in a formal meeting by both parties.
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| 1427497620
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| 2015-03-27
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| Status check inspection on the recent issue of the drill string being stuck in the hole. The well has been drilled to a depth of 20,855' and they have pulled approximately 7 drill stands off bottom to a depth of 20,190'. KLX Energy pipe recovery is currently rigged up on the hole and has ran a free point tool showing the pipe free @ 6,700' and tight @ 7,000'. The drill string was pulling @ 400,000# hook load.
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| 1427635341
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| 2015-03-29
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| Status check inspection on the well drilling and drill pipe recovery issue. Upon inspection I was informed by the company man on site that they were able to back the casing string off at 6,500' and circulate the hole clean with the drill string being free to that point. They then back the drill string off at 7,000' and circulated the hole clean to that point with the wireline operator on site KLX Energy indicating with the free point log ran they are tight down to 9,000'. At tis point the  drill string is sitting in the hole separated by 500'and the rig has ceased operations to change out their drill line.
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| The said well was spudded on 08/16/2014 and I was on site for a 10:00 pm call out for a conductor cement job with Express Energy's top hole rig on location with a 100' x 36'' borehole being drilled and set 100' x 30'' x .500'' casing, Express Energy cement services will cement the casing using 275 sacks of class A cement. I was on site from 10:00 pm on 08/16/14 until 2:00 am on 08/17/2014 and witnessed the casing being ran but not the cement job due to Express Energy having a equipment failure prior to starting the cement job and undetermined repair time.
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| The said well was spudded on 08/16/2014 and I was on site for a 10:00 pm call out for a conductor cement job with Express Energy's top hole rig on location with a 100' x 36'' borehole being drilled and set 100' x 30'' x .500'' casing, Express Energy cement services will cement the casing using 275 sacks of class A cement. I was on site from 10:00 pm on 08/16/14 until 2:00 am on 08/17/2014 and witnessed the casing being ran but not the cement job due to Express Energy having a equipment failure prior to starting the cement job and undetermined repair time.
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| 2014-10-12
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| 10/11/14 I was notified that the company attempted to displace the cement with a wiper plug on the 18.625'' mine void string with further review showing the casing not properly set to the 30' minimum depth through the mine void, instructions were given to drill out the plug and shoe and implement a casing shoe test to verify proper annular seal from the shoe to mine void. On 10/12/14 I visited the site and review all documents and laws with the company men on location explaining once again the mine void procedures required by law. District Supervisor Brent Bear Regional Supervisor Rocky King and Deputy Chief Dave Claus are all aware of the situation.
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For data sources see<ref>{{cite web
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| title = Ohio Department of Natural Resources RBDMS
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| publisher = [http://oilandgas.ohiodnr.gov/]
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| date = 2015-06-19
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| url = http://wellwiki.org/wiki/Ohio_Oil_and_Gas_Data_Sources#Inspection
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| accessdate = 2015-06-20 }}</ref>
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== References ==
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{{reflist}}
 
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Revision as of 15:07, 16 July 2015

Well Details

Well ID: 34-111-24505
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County: Monroe
Municipality:
Operator Name: CNX GAS COMPANY LLC
Well Pad ID:
Farm/Lease Name:
First Permit Date:
Last Permit Date:
Spud Date: 2014-08-16
Unconventional: No
Configuration: Vertical
Well Status: Well Drilled
Violations: 0
Latitude: 39.8313564
Longitude: -80.91383892

Inspection Data

INSPECTION ID DATE DESCRIPTION COMMENT VIOLATION ID VIOLATION CODE VIOLATION COMMENT
-1206358954 2014-10-14 Administrative inspection to document on 10/11/14 that the 18.625 mine void string was only set 12' through the mine void but the well bore had been drilled to 735' leaving the casing 18' short of the required law of 30' minimum pipe set through a mine void. Instructions are as follows properly encase any future strings according to OAC 1501:9-1-08 well construction rules pertaining to a mine void string as found in section (M) Casing strings (b) Casing through any underground mine void. After drilling through any underground mine void or rubble zone, casing shall be set at least thirty feet but no more than 50 feet below the base of the mine void or rubble zone and cemented at this point.
1412617119 2014-10-06 Status check inspection on the drilling process found the 26surface casing borehole to a depth of 349', Patterson rig 277' is on location and has ran the 24 weld connection surface casing to a depth of 20' outside the 100' conductor pipe and the casing is setting down and will not go past 120'. The company will pull out of the hole with the string and ream the hole with a tri cone drill bit to bottom.
1412809596 2014-10-08 Patterson rig 277 is on location and has drilled a 26 surface borehole to a depth of 349' and ran 339' of 96.4# weld connection surface casing with a guide shoe ran along with 6 centralizer, Halliburton cement services is on location to cement the casing using 345 sacks of class A cement with 60% open hole cement excess ran and 40 barrels of gel ran ahead of the cement with circulation established prior to cementing and good cement returns to surface, no plug was ran and the casing shall be pressure tested before the next stage of drilling commences.
1413070861 2014-10-11 Administrative inspection to document the recent setting and cementing of the 18.625 mine void string. On 10/09 & 10/10/2014 I was in contact with the company men on site multiple times in regards to the running -setting and cementing of the mine void string with the company notifying me they had drilled their borehole to a depth of 735' with the bottom of the mine void at 685' and top at 671', I thoroughly discussed the cementing procedures and requirements per ORC. On 10/11/2014 I was contacted at 6 am that the company was beginning to rig up the cement crew but was unable to attend and at 7:02 pm was notified that the company had completed the mine void cement job, in conversation I discovered the casing had only been set to 697' which is 18' short of the 30' minimum state requirement, I contacted my Regional supervisor Rocky King and he advised the company must complete a casing shoe test before drilling on. The company man on duty was contacted at 7:55 pm and advised to implement a casing shoe test after drilling out from under the casing shoe to confirm the mine void is properly cemented.
1414344282 2014-10-26 On site inspection to witness the setting of a 800' class G plug in the 12.250 2nd intermediate well bore section due to a directional tool drilling failure causing the well bore to deviate 16 degrees for a total of 27' off centerline course in the directional azimuth of 97 degrees. The plug shall be set through the drill string and the Company will wait 12 hours before proceeding with the drilling operation. Plugging reports and directional survey reports were received.
1415795804 2014-11-11 11/09/2014 I was notified by the company men on site that they had lost tools in the 12.250 section at a depth of 9,118' and would be setting a 700' deviation kick plug with Halliburton through fiberglass tubing. (Inspectors Note-This is the 2nd deviation plug set in this 12.250 section on this hole).
1416425769 2014-11-19 Status check inspection on the drilling process found Patterson drilling rig 277 on the hole drilling the 12.250 2nd intermediate wellbore at a depth of 8,888' with compressed air and a true vertical depth of 8,720'. The company is pulling out of the hole with the drill string to check the drilling assembly. A copy of the last drilling survey has been received.
1426156830 2015-03-10 On this day I was on site from 15:00 pm until 18:00 pm with intention to witness the 9.625 casing bond log and pressure test. After standing by on location for 3 hours it was obvious that the procedure was going to take an extended period of time. I explained to the Company men on site that the Division would be awaiting the results by digital format through e mail once the procedures were complete. The records were received and reviewed around 12:00 noon the following day. The company (CNX) was granted a variance by the Deputy Chief Dave Claus and District Supervisor Brent Bear. With the understanding the company's casing cement procedures shall be reviewed in a formal meeting by both parties.
1427497620 2015-03-27 Status check inspection on the recent issue of the drill string being stuck in the hole. The well has been drilled to a depth of 20,855' and they have pulled approximately 7 drill stands off bottom to a depth of 20,190'. KLX Energy pipe recovery is currently rigged up on the hole and has ran a free point tool showing the pipe free @ 6,700' and tight @ 7,000'. The drill string was pulling @ 400,000# hook load.
1427635341 2015-03-29 Status check inspection on the well drilling and drill pipe recovery issue. Upon inspection I was informed by the company man on site that they were able to back the casing string off at 6,500' and circulate the hole clean with the drill string being free to that point. They then back the drill string off at 7,000' and circulated the hole clean to that point with the wireline operator on site KLX Energy indicating with the free point log ran they are tight down to 9,000'. At tis point the drill string is sitting in the hole separated by 500'and the rig has ceased operations to change out their drill line.
-1988504689 2014-08-16 The said well was spudded on 08/16/2014 and I was on site for a 10:00 pm call out for a conductor cement job with Express Energy's top hole rig on location with a 100' x 36 borehole being drilled and set 100' x 30 x .500 casing, Express Energy cement services will cement the casing using 275 sacks of class A cement. I was on site from 10:00 pm on 08/16/14 until 2:00 am on 08/17/2014 and witnessed the casing being ran but not the cement job due to Express Energy having a equipment failure prior to starting the cement job and undetermined repair time.
-795306842 2014-10-12 10/11/14 I was notified that the company attempted to displace the cement with a wiper plug on the 18.625 mine void string with further review showing the casing not properly set to the 30' minimum depth through the mine void, instructions were given to drill out the plug and shoe and implement a casing shoe test to verify proper annular seal from the shoe to mine void. On 10/12/14 I visited the site and review all documents and laws with the company men on location explaining once again the mine void procedures required by law. District Supervisor Brent Bear Regional Supervisor Rocky King and Deputy Chief Dave Claus are all aware of the situation.

For data sources see[1]

References

  1. ↑ "Ohio Department of Natural Resources RBDMS". [1]. 2015-06-19. Retrieved 2015-06-20. 
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