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Stuck Pipe

The document provides details about determining the stuck point of a drilling string for the Blazer Unit #1 well, including input values for outer diameter, inner diameter, additional pull force, and stretch pulled. An alternate method is described to approximate the depth by marking the string at two weight points and measuring the distance between marks.

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Stuck Pipe

The document provides details about determining the stuck point of a drilling string for the Blazer Unit #1 well, including input values for outer diameter, inner diameter, additional pull force, and stretch pulled. An alternate method is described to approximate the depth by marking the string at two weight points and measuring the distance between marks.

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Name of Company: Fast Find E&P Company

Drilling Application

ell Name & Number: Blazer Unit #1


Microsoft Excel 97

STUCK
STUCK POINT
POINT
DETERMINATION
DETERMINATION

Date: October 26, 2016


INPUT INFORMATION

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4.274
43
3

O.D. of drill pipe or string, in? =


I.D. of drill pipe or string, in? =
Force or pounds pull above normal string weight, 1,000 lbs? =
Amount of stretch pulled, in? =
RESULT

Estimated Length of Free Pipe or Stuck Point, ft

922

ALTERNATE METHOD TO CALCULATE


1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

THE APPROXIMATE DEPTH DRILL STRING STUCK


Weight of string, including Block. (TSW)
Pick pipe up to this weight (TSW) and mark at rotary.
Pull required force for pipe size in use (see chart).
Mark pipe at rotary.
Measure distance between the two marks.

6. This will give you 3.5" of stretch per 1000' of free pipe.
7. Depth pipe stuck = [(stretch pulled) / 3.5) x 1000)].
THE END

AMOUNT OF FORCE TO PULL ABOVE


THE TOTAL STRING WEIGHT
SIZE PIPE

WT / FT

LBS PULL

2-3/4"
2-7/8"
3-1/2"
4-1/2"

6.65
10.4
13.3
16.6

15,000
23,000
30,000
36,000

5"

19.5

43,000

REFERENCE: Baker Oil Tools Handbook, 1977

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