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Wire Line Exercises: by Entering Numbers From The Drawing in The Boxes Below

1. The document provides instructions and questions for a wireline exercise identifying primary, secondary, and tertiary barriers in a well diagram. It also contains multiple choice questions testing knowledge of wireline operations, blowout preventer (BOP) equipment and functions, and well control practices. 2. Questions cover topics like the purpose of a ball check valve, benefits of an in-situ test sub, what an equalizing assembly does, proper BOP rig up configuration, and situations that require a BOP. Correct answers identify barriers in a diagram and explain BOP components and their uses. 3. The document quizzes trainees on well control concepts like whether a single BOP

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Wire Line Exercises: by Entering Numbers From The Drawing in The Boxes Below

1. The document provides instructions and questions for a wireline exercise identifying primary, secondary, and tertiary barriers in a well diagram. It also contains multiple choice questions testing knowledge of wireline operations, blowout preventer (BOP) equipment and functions, and well control practices. 2. Questions cover topics like the purpose of a ball check valve, benefits of an in-situ test sub, what an equalizing assembly does, proper BOP rig up configuration, and situations that require a BOP. Correct answers identify barriers in a diagram and explain BOP components and their uses. 3. The document quizzes trainees on well control concepts like whether a single BOP

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WIRE LINE EXERCISES

1. In Figure 1 with wire in the well, identify the primary, secondary and tertiary barriers
by entering numbers from the drawing in the boxes below

Primary 1
Secondary 2
Tertiary 4
2. A Shear Seal BOP (Safety Head) is a Secondary barrier?

No. required Answers 1


 A. True. B. False

3. Stuffing box packing should only be replaced after it has been found leaking.

No. required Answers 1

 A. True B. false

4. What is the function of the ball check valve? (safety check union)

No. required Answers 1

 A. To clean the grease off the cable


 B. To act as a barrier between the grease and the wellbore fluids
 C. To keep the chemicals in the chemical injection sub
 D. To stop the well blowing out through the grease head if the cable breaks on
the surface.

5. What are the benefits of using an in-situ test sub (Quick Test Sub)?

No. required Answers 2

 A. Saves time when pressure testing


 B. It is another leak path
 C. The volume of fluid required is marginal
 D. It does not have any great advantages
6. What does the equalizing assembly on the BOP do?

No. required Answers 1

 A. It allows the internal pressure above the ram to be measured


 B. It allows grease or chemicals to be injected into the BOP
 C. It allows the pressure above the ram to be made the same as below the ram
 D. It allows connection of the hydraulic hose for opening the BOP.

7. What is the usual correct configuration for a braided line BOP rig up?

(Listed from the top down)

No. required Answers 1

 A. Braided inverted, braided normal, shear/seal


 B. Braided normal, shear/seal, braided inverted
 C. Braided normal, braided inverted, shear/seal
 D. Shear/seal, braided inverted, braided normal.

8. In which of the following situations would a BOP normally be used?

No. required Answers 1

 A. To catch the tools if the wire breaks 1


 B. To repair the packing in the stuffing box
 C. To change the wire line tool
 D. To clean the wire on pulling out.

9. A single BOP holds pressure from above as well as below?

No. required Answers 1

 A. False B. True.
10.”BOP ram inner seals for 0.108" slick line and 3/16" braided line are completely
different”

Is the following statement true?

No. required Answers 1


 A. Yes
 B. No.

11.What could be an indication for explosive de-compression?

No. required Answers 1


 A. Wire cut.
 B. Loss of tool in the whole.
 C. Blisters on the BOP inner seal.

D. BOP Blind/sheer rams not working.

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