PROBLEM # 4 Wells A, B, and C are all filled with mud that has a density of 10 ppg. TVD = true vertical depth = 15000 ft. The inclined segment of well B is 12000 ft The horizontal segment of well C is 5000 ft. The angle of inclination at the top section of well B is 30 degrees. 1. Estimate the gage pressure (in psi) at the bottom of well A (at point A). 2. Estimate the gage pressure (in psi) at the bottom of well B (at point B). 3. Estimate the gage pressure (in psi) at the deepest point in well C at the end of the horizontal section (at point C). 10 ppg mud KL TVD В C

PROBLEM # 4 Wells A, B, and C are all filled with mud that has a density of 10 ppg. TVD = true vertical depth = 15000 ft. The inclined segment of well B is 12000 ft The horizontal segment of well C is 5000 ft. The angle of inclination at the top section of well B is 30 degrees. 1. Estimate the gage pressure (in psi) at the bottom of well A (at point A). 2. Estimate the gage pressure (in psi) at the bottom of well B (at point B). 3. Estimate the gage pressure (in psi) at the deepest point in well C at the end of the horizontal section (at point C). 10 ppg mud KL TVD В C

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