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Client: Petrosilah Petroleum Co.
Well Name: N. SILAH DEEP-1-2 ST

Date: 23-Dec-2022
Revision: 001
Design of Service
DOS-PSI-221222
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Table of Contents
1. Executive Summary .................................................................................................................................. 3

2. Design Verification ................................................................................................................................... 4
3. Control of Changes ................................................................................................................................... 5
4. Customer / GOT / 3rd Party Interfaces ..................................................................................................... 6
5. Design and Development Inputs ............................................................................................................. 7
5.1 Well Data............................................................................................................................................. 7
6. String Diagram .......................................................................................................................................... 8
7. WellStress Analysis................................................................................................................................. 10
8. Equipment Specification ........................................................................................................................ 22
8.1 RTTS Packer ....................................................................................................................................... 22
8.2 Safety Joint ........................................................................................................................................ 22
8.3 Circulating Valve ............................................................................................................................... 22
9. Operating Procedures ............................................................................................................................ 23
9.1 Responsibilities ................................................................................................................................. 23
9.2 Procedure .......................................................................................................................................... 24
Section 1: Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 24
Section 2: Make Up / Pick Up Procedure ............................................................................................ 25
Section 3: Running in hole & Job Procedure ....................................................................................... 26
Section 4: Setting Procedure............................................................................................................... 27
Section 5: Killing and Unsetting Procedure......................................................................................... 28
Section 6: Recommendation and precautions (Important) ................................................................ 29
Section 7: Notes .................................................................................................................................. 31
10. Contingency Plan .................................................................................................................................. 32

Disclamier
This information is presented without warranty. GOT assumes no liability for advice or recommendations
made based on this information. The results given are based on calculations produced by a computer
model including various assumptions on the well and reservoir and depend on input data provided by the
operator and estimates as to unknown data.

1. Executive Summary
GOT recognizes the vital importance of design, planning and communication in the preparation of
Hydrauilc Fracture for Petrosilah Petroleum Company on well N. SILAH DEEP-1-2 ST. Design of Service is
the process whereby a detailed plan, verified internally by GOT and formally accepted by our client, is
developed to realize our client’s requirements. It is the management tool that is used to help ensure that
the key elements of a job work scope are achieved in a timely and safe manner.
Objectives
The objective of the Design of Service process is:
• To verify our client’s objectives, requirements and specifications.

• To resolve ambiguities.
• To have proper planning of the design.
• To authenticate the feasibility of the proposed design and to assess operational activities,
equipment configuration and application.
• To compile and provide internal verification and approval of the service design document prior to
submission to our client.
• To collaborate and control design changes, which will be subject to the same internal verification
and approval process as per the original design.
• To provide documentation of the process.
Input Elements
The key input elements that will influence the development process are:
• Well parameters, test objectives and special requirements.

• Rig/Site visit reports
• Resources, what is required and who can supply
• Client’s recommendations on equipment and procedures
• Supplier recommendations on equipment and procedures
Output
The resultant outputs from this process will be:
• Equipment requirements
• Personnel requirements
• Project Schedule
• Recommended Procedures
• Design Control
This process identifies the resources necessary to achieve defined objectives within specified periods.

2. Design Verification
Document # DOS-PSI-221222
Revision 001
Proposed Services 7’ HYDRAULIC FRACTURE STRING

Customer PETROSILAH PETOLEUM COMPANY
Rig SDF-2
Well N. SILAH DEEP-1-2 ST

Name/Number DOS-PSI-221222
Mohamed Kadah – Technical Professional

Developed
Sginature: Date: 23-Dec-2022
Yehia Moslem – Service Manager

GOT Reviewer
Hatem Alshebli – Quality Manager

GOT Approval
Emad Hamdy – Operations Manager

GOT Approval
Sginature Date: 23-Dec-2022
Client Approval

3. Control of Changes
Revision Revision Date MOC# Comments/Description of Change
001 23-Dec-2022 N/A First Issue
Once the Design of Service has been approved by GOT and the Client, any further changes or amendments
to this document must undergo the Management of Change process. The MOC is used to review the
proposed changes, to verify that all risks resulting from the change are properly assessed and mitigated
and to ensure that all relevant parties are notified of the changes.

4. Customer / GOT / 3rd Party Interfaces
Name Company Project Role Phone # Email Address
Yehia Service
GOT +201277288648 Yehia.Mosalam@giantoiltoolsfz.com
Mosalam Manager
Emad Operations
GOT +201222414213 Emad.hamdy@giantoiltoolsfz.com
Hamdy Manager
Mohamed Technical
GOT +201287603393 Mohamed.Kadah@giantoiltoolsfz.net
Kadah Professional

5. Design and Development Inputs
5.1 Well Data

6. String Diagram

7. WellStress Analysis

8. Equipment Specification
8.1 RTTS Packer
7” RTTS Packer
Packer Nominal
Packer Minimum Maximum Tensile Working Burst Collapse
Casing Main End Casing Length
ID Casing ID Casing ID Rating Pressure Rating Rating
Size in. BodyOD Connections Weight in.
in. in. in. lb psi psi psi
in. lb/ft
7 5.75 2.4 3 1/2"IF BxP 20 - 38 5.920 6.565 62.9 181,192 10,000 14,282 13,340
8.2 Safety Joint
7” RTTS Safety Joint

Tensile Working Burst Collapse
Casing OD ID Length
End Connections Rating Pressure Rating Rating
Size in. in. in. in.
lb psi psi psi
7 5.02 2.24 3 1/2"IF BxP 48.43 22,528 15,000 19,188 18,854
8.3 Circulating Valve
7” RTTS Circulating Valve

Tensile Working Burst Collapse
Casing OD ID Length
End Connections Rating Pressure Rating Rating
Size in. in. in. in.
lb psi psi psi
7 5.02 2.36 3 1/2"IF BxP 39.27 226,575 15,000 20,304 19,144
Note:
• Maximum flow rate through mechanical circulating valve ports is 7 bpm.

• Maximum flow rate through the assembly is 36 bpm.
• Maximum flow rate across packer element is 7 bpm
• It is recommended not to exceed 80% from the ratings mentioned in the above tables

9. Operating Procedures
9.1 Responsibilities
• Safety: Prior to make up, running through critical restrictions such as surface BOP, well head,
casing restrictions, liner tops & the retrieval of any GOT Service Tool, it is of high importance that
a GOT Tool rep be present.
• BOP which is the Main barrier in the rig must be function & Pressure test prior the job.
• Top of Liner (TOL) - if any- Must be polished prior RIH.
• Must RIH with scrapper & tapper mill prior RIH with Testing Tools.
• The region between packer and top perforation (behind the casing) must be cemented well.
• Tubing must be clean to avoid malfunction of DHT because of tubing Scales/ Debris or rust.
• Grease must be applied to the pin thread-connection NOT to the Box.
• Caution: Service Tools may contain telescopic & rotating moving parts, care should be exercise
when handling. At all times refer to the guidance of the GOT Service rep.
• Review the appropriate Job Safety Analysis and Risk Analysis with all involved personnel before
commencing any work.
• Ensure that proper PPE is utilized during process execution.
• Ensure proper lifting devices and/or techniques are utilized throughout process execution.
• Ensure that all tools are in good operating condition and work area is free of trips and hazards.
• Report any safety related incidents or near misses to the customer representative immediately.
Incidents will be reported to Service Coordinator or PDC immediately and near misses or hazard
observations will be documented on the proper form. ALWAYS use your Stop Work Authority if
any safety or service quality issues arise.
• Perform Safety meeting to discuss design of service, risk assessment & contingency plans with
company man and rig crew prior starting the job.

9.2 Procedure
Section 1: Introduction
• These make up / break out procedure is valid to implement the following service tool running
combinations. The only differences are the ODs of the RTTS packers.
Recommendation for passing through well Head & Top of Liner:
• The Rig crew and company man should check the aliment of the rig with the well head.
• In Case of any small tag with the packer noticed while passing through well head. Stop work and POOH
with the packer to check the well head drifting ID (And compare same with the Packer OD). Check the
rig alignment with the well prior RIH with the packer again.
• Top of 7” liner must be polished and tapered prior RIH with the packer to avoid any obstruction while
going through the TOL with the packer. Packer damage could happen if the packer tags on the top of
line.
• Before reaching TOL with 15 joints, GOT Representative & the company man should be on Rig Floor.
RIIH speed must be reduced to the minimum before reaching TOP with 10 joints.
• In case any small tag noticed while passage of the packer through TOL, STOP Work and POOH without
any further trails, as the packer is designed to pass freely from the TOL. (Don’t try to rotate the string).
• POOH and check Packer condition, if there in the packer damage report same and RIH with tapered
mill and polish mill to work properly on top of liner. Improper polishing and tapering of TOL will lead
to packer damage while passing with the packer through TOL (The mechanical slips is the only part in
the packer that is designed to support/withstand S.O.W. Other parts of the packer could be damaged
in case of exposure to trivial values of S.O.W.).

Section 2: Make Up / Pick Up Procedure
• Prior starting this job, the Rig BOP which is the main barrier must be pressure and function tested.
• Well should be clean-up with clean brine, no debris or scale in brine.
• Check the functioning of packer J-slot by functioning J-slot mechanism.
• GOT Representative Confirm that Circulating valve is working properly at surface by opening and
closing it prior RIH in the presence of company man.
• GOT Representative to confirm that rubber element of the packer is OK in the presence of
company man.
• Drift All DHT (except the Glass Disc), Tubing, and Crossovers with the standard rabbit.
• Measure the Lengths, ID’s, OD’s of all DHT, crossovers and tubing prior RIH.
• Pick up and RIH with the gauge carrier to a lifting tubing.
• Pick up RTTS packer, safety joint from catwalk to rig floor using crane or horse. (The tools can be
lifted as an assembly to mouse hole). Put lifting Tubing joint on the top of the Circulation valve
after attaching the adequate crossovers as per sketch, make up the top of the safety joint to the
bottom of the circulating valve then make up the top of the packer to the bottom of the safety
joint attach the bottom of the packer to the string in hole. Apply the adequate torques (Consider
the notes in sec 7 as a guidance) to tighten the connections. RIH with the string and put the slips
and safety clamp below the tool joint of the tubing. Avoid putting slips on the rubber element,
mechanical slips, drag block, safety joint case & MCV case while applying the Torques.
• Pick up 1 tubing joint and connect the Glass Disc below the Tubing joint after attaching the
adequate crossover. Connect the bottom of the glass disc to the top of the string in the well. Apply
the adequate torques (Consider the notes in sec 7 as a guidance) to tighten the connections.
• Pick up and RIH with tubings till reaching the final Packer depths.
• The make-up of tools sequence, procedures and the make-up torques are to be checked with GOT
engineer.
• In case of high torque required for tightening string connections, Support the string with wire to
avoid bending of the assembly, which might lead to unintentional break down of a tool.

Section 3: Running in hole & Job Procedure
• Run the BHA at speed of each stand in 60 sec. in 9 5/8” casing and 90 sec in the 7” casing.
• GOT Representative and company man to confirm the well head drifting ID is larger than or equal
the OD of the packer.
• In case the packer hanged on the Well Head or top of liner, Please follow the recommended
procedures in Section 1.
• Avoid jerking during RIH with the BHA.
• During the RIH, string must be covered with a cap to avoid any falling object into the string.
• In case of any obstruction while RIH with small tag, stop work and call DHT engineer for advice.
Usual recommendation is to POOH with the Packer and checks same at surface to report. RIH with
scrapper, tapered mill and cleaning assembly to clean the well bore prior RIH again with the RTTS
Packer assembly.
• Fill up the string every 10 joints till the end of cushion.
• Pressure test the tubing string w/ 2000 psi for 15 min or as the Frac engineer recommendation to
confirm the integrity of the BHA.
• After confirming the test is ok bleed off pressure to zero.
• The process of pressure application and bleeding of the tubing during pressure test must be
carried on very slowly to avoid flexing of the tubing string.
• Cont. RIH with 3 ½” Tubing.
• After reaching the final depth, R/U and RIH with E/L to correlate the gun depth.
• POOH with E/L and L/D same.
• Space in / out the string to adjust the Packer depth as per the final wellbore sketch.
• Set the PACKER as per packer setting procedures mentioned below (Section 4).
• Perform the mini frac job
• Perforam the main frac job.
• Unset the packer as per procedures (section 5).

Section 4: Setting Procedure
• Determine the pickup and slack-off weight indicator reading.

• Run the tool below the setting depth with ± 10 ft.
• Pick up the tool to setting position.
• Make sure you have enough pipes above the floor to compensate for slack-off weight and any
shrinkage caused by temperature.
• Allowing for depth and hole deviation, rotate the work-string to the right (clockwise) to achieve
one-half turn at the tool depth. (Approximately half turn per 1,000 ft of pipe is usually sufficient)
• Hold torque in the work-string and slack off until the slips on the packer body begin to take weight
and add 35 klbs weight on packer.

Section 5: Killing and Unsetting Procedure
A. Opening the Circulating valve
• Pick up the tubing till you reach the initial weight.

• Turn the tubing to the right and hold the back torque.
• Pick up the tubing again 1 ft for long mandrel or 0.5 ft for short mandrel.
• Relieve the back torque by turning the tubing back to the left.
• Reverse out circulation with twice tubing capacity to kill the well.
Note:
• As Per Customer requirement Bull Head killing may be required by closing the circulating valve
again after the reverse out circulation and squeezing the capacity below the RTTS packer in to the
formation to avoid having HC below the packer.
• It is recommended to avoid normal way circulation as debris or scales may be pumped out of the
tubing to the annulus. This scales/ debris could settle on the Packer and lead to packer stuck.
B. Unsetting the packer
• Pick up the tubing. (Take care of maximum tension ratings)

• Wait a minimum of 10 minutes for the packer element to relax.
• Observe the well static.
• RIH with the to check fill (maximum 5klbs S.O.W)
• Start POOH the BHA. (In case of high torque required for untightening/ releasing string
connections, Support the string with wire to avoid bending of the assembly, which might lead to
unintentional break down of a tool).

Section 6: Recommendation and precautions (Important)
• Depending on the well bore condition, multiple set and unset deteriorate the rubber element of
the packer, therefore the numbers of setting and unsetting the packer should be minimized to
increase the efficiency of the RTTS packer.
• The Well casing must be scrapped well especially the Packer setting depths and open
perforation/cracked area in the passageway of packer (if any) to avoid damage of the rubber
element (The damage of the rubber element is always a result of improper cleaning and
• scrapping of the casing).
• In case of the Packer hang on well head or top of liner please follow the recommendation in the
running & Job procedures section 1.
• GOT Representative to confirm that rubber element of the packer is OK prior RIH in the presence
of Company man.
• RIH should be very smooth, and the speed of the BHA should not exceed (Each stand in 90 sec.)
in 7” casing.
Exceeding the above mentioned RIH speed, jerking of the string, RIH in unsteady speed or
unintentional hit of the string in an obstruction during RIH might damage the rubber element or
initiate a crack in the glass disc. Such crack will lead to break down of the Glass Disc during RIH or
while testing the string against same.
• The process of pressure application and bleeding off the tubing during pressure test must be
carried on very slowly to avoid flexing of the tubing string.
Flexing of the string could lead to accumulation of scale and debris above the Glass Disc and this
could obstruct the process of breaking down same with firing bar.
• Avoid setting the packer against casing collar or against perforation to avoid malfunctioning of
the packer.
• In case there is a leak while testing the packer integrity
o Unset the packer and set same at higher depth and test same again (avoid setting packer
against any casing valve, casing collar or cemented area).
o If the leak continues, repeat the above-mentioned step till the leak stops or the packer
depth reaches the TOL depth.

o If the Leak Continue, POOH with the Packer to check the condition of the rubber element.
Report any damage (if any) to the office.
o In case of any damage in the rubber element, RIH with scrapper to scrap and clean the
casing (improper scrapping of the well always damage the rubber element). Otherwise, if
the rubber is OK, this could be an indication for casing leak and remedial job should be
consider.
• The OD of the E/L, Slick line must be less than or equal the OD of the smallest rabbit used in
drifting.
• Don’t exceed the tools limitations mentioned above during operation.
• Normal Circulation must be avoided to avoid any scales or debris or sand to come out of the tubing
ID to the casing. This debris or sand or scale could settle on the packer and obstruct the process
of packer unset (N.B. the packer is non drillable).
• To unset the packer successfully, the pressure above and below the rubber must be equalized.
Therefore, any plugging in the string (due to sand, cuttings or debris) below the packer migh
obstruct the process of unset and contingent action to sort out this problem should be carried
over by Petrosilah Team.
• In-case of any difficulties appeared during the job or during functioning any of the DHT tools
• firstly, contact Yehia Moslem (Service Delivery Manager) or Emad Hamdy (Operations Manager)
or Mohamed Kadah (DOS Developer) prior proceeding with the contingency plans, The contact
information mention in Section 4.
• In Case of any deviation in the job procedures, stop work to do management of change. Assure
all approvals are in place before resuming the work.

Section 7: Notes
• Do not use iron rough neck in the makeup/break out of the CHAMP/RTTS packers or safety joint.
• Do not grip the actual hold down slips with the rig tongs or set the rig floor slips around any part
of the hold down body.
• Minimum & maximum make up torques to use for the operation are as follow:
4½” IF (NC 50) 18,000 - 20,000 ft lbs

3½” IF (NC 38) 9,000 - 10,000 ft lbs
4 5/32” 8RD 1,000 - 2,000 ft lbs
2 7/8” EUE 1,100 - 1,800 ft lbs
2 3/8” EUE 800 - 1,300 ft lbs
3 ½” FH 8,000 - 10,000 ft lbs
3 7/8” CAS 2,500 - 3,500 ft lbs
Internal Service Connections 1,000 - 2,000 ft lbs

10. Contingency Plan
Legend
Shape Name Description
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Flow Line another symbol represents that control passes to
the symbol the arrow points to.
Terminal Start / End
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Process
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1. In-case of difficulties in setting the packer perform the following troubleshooting

2. In case unsetting the packer and noticed high over pull troubleshooting

3. In case there is a leak while testing the packer
• Unset the packer and set same at higher depth and test same again (avoid setting packer against
any casing valve, casing collar or cemented area).
• If the leak continues, repeat the above-mentioned step till the leak stops or the packer depth
reaches the TOL depth.
• If the Leak Continue, POOH with the Packer to check the condition of the rubber element. Report
any damage (if any) to the office.
• In case of any damage in the rubber element, RIH with scrapper to scrap and clean the casing
(improper scrapping of the well always damage the rubber element). Otherwise, if the rubber is
OK, this could be an indication for casing leak and remedial job should be consider.
4. In case we have any difficulty while opening the MCV
• Rotate the string to right ¼ turn for each 1000 ft depth. And keep the torque while pulling up the
string. Monitor the fluid. Level in the casing side (If it can be monitored).
• If the MCV ceased to open, reduce the differential pressure between the tubing side and the
annulus side (Max. allowable Diff. pressure 300 psi).
• If the MCV ceased to open, kill the well via pill heading or coiled tubing if possible.
• After killing the well try to unset the Packer (without MCV being opened).
• If previous step is unsuccessful, arrange to RIH with tubing puncher to punch the tubing in order
to equalize the pressure across the Packer to facilitate the unset process.
5. In case we need to back off from safety joint
• Shear tension sleeve with 60 klbs over pull.

• Rotate the string 4 right hand rotations.
• Slack the string 1 ft while maintaining the right-hand torque.
• Rotate the string 4 right hand rotations.
• Pick up the string 1 ft and repeat the previous steps starting from step 2 until releasing from the
safety joint.

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Client: Petrosilah Petroleum Co.

Well Name: N. SILAH DEEP-1-2 ST

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1. Executive Summary .................................................................................................................................. 3

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The objective of the Design of Service process is:

• To verify our client’s objectives, requirements and specifications.

• Well parameters, test objectives and special requirements.

The resultant outputs from this process will be:

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Proposed Services 7’ HYDRAULIC FRACTURE STRING

Well N. SILAH DEEP-1-2 ST

Mohamed Kadah – Technical Professional

Yehia Moslem – Service Manager

Hatem Alshebli – Quality Manager

Emad Hamdy – Operations Manager

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Revision Revision Date MOC# Comments/Description of Change

001 23-Dec-2022 N/A First Issue

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Name Company Project Role Phone # Email Address

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5.1 Well Data

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8.1 RTTS Packer

8.2 Safety Joint

7” RTTS Safety Joint

7 5.02 2.24 3 1/2"IF BxP 48.43 22,528 15,000 19,188 18,854

8.3 Circulating Valve

7” RTTS Circulating Valve

7 5.02 2.36 3 1/2"IF BxP 39.27 226,575 15,000 20,304 19,144

• Maximum flow rate through mechanical circulating valve ports is 7 bpm.

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Recommendation for passing through well Head & Top of Liner:

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• Determine the pickup and slack-off weight indicator reading.

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• Pick up the tubing till you reach the initial weight.

B. Unsetting the packer

• Pick up the tubing. (Take care of maximum tension ratings)

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4½” IF (NC 50) 18,000 - 20,000 ft lbs

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4. In case we have any difficulty while opening the MCV

5. In case we need to back off from safety joint