GROWLER-6 WELL REPORT SUMMARIZES KEY FINDINGS

GROWLER-6 GEOLOGICAL WELL REPORT
GROWLER-6
PRL 15
EROMANGA BASIN
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
GEOLOGICAL WELL REPORT
L.E.L. BURGESS
(Consultant, Westminster Geological Pty Ltd)
April 2012
CONTENTS PAGE
LOCATION MAP
WELL DATA CARD & SUMMARY
1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 1
2.0 GEOLOGICAL INFORMATION 2
2.1 Drilling Rationale 2
2.2 Stratigraphic Summary 2
2.3 Seismic Summary 5
2.4 Hydrocarbon Summary 8
3.0 WELL EVALUATION 10
3.1 Wellsite Geology 10
3.2 Mud Logging 10
3.3 Cuttings Sampling 10
3.4 Coring 10
3.5 Sidewall Coring 11
3.6 Drill-Stem Testing 11
3.7 Hydrocarbon and Water Analyses 11
3.8 Wireline Logging 11
3.9 Log Interpretation 12
3.10 Net Pay Summary 12
3.11 Geothermal Gradient 13
4.0 CONCLUSIONS 14
FIGURES
1. Growler Field Seismic Amplitude Map 6
2. Growler Field Seismic Section through wells G3, G4, G5, G6 7
APPENDICES
1. Lithological Descriptions 4. Wireline Log Interpretation
2. Coring 5. Sample Manifest
(i): Core Description Logs
(ii): Table of Core Samples 6. Final Well Location Survey
(iii): Core Analysis Report
7. Location Site Map
3. Wireline Logging Reports
(i) Logging Order Form 8. Initial Completion Data
(ii) Wireline Logging Report
(iii) MFT Pressure Survey Data
ENCLOSURES
A. 1:200 Growler-6 Composite Log
B. 1:200 Growler-6 Mudlog
LOCATION MAP
WELL DATA CARD
WELL DATA CARD
WELL: GROWLER-6 WELL TYPE: OIL DEVELOPMENT
BLOCK/LICENCE: PRL 15, South Australia STATUS: COMPLETED BIRKHEAD FM OIL WELL
TYPE TRAP: stratigraphically isolated channel-sandstones. TOTAL DEPTH: 1830.6m Drlr, 1826.7m Lgr
PROPOSED TOTAL DEPTH: 1850m, MDRT.
SEISMIC LOCATION:
Mollichuta 3D Seismic Survey (2008)
SPUDDED: 12:30 hrs, 17/10/2011
TD REACHED: 19:15 hrs, 1/11/2011
RIG RELEASED: 19:00 hrs, 5/11/2011
LONGITUDE: 139 34' 11.49" E
LATITUDE: 27 33' 59.91" S
(GDA 94, GRS80 Ellipsoid)
EASTING: 358817.89m
NORTHING: 6949985.95m
(MGA 94, Zone 54)
RIG: ENSIGN RIG-48
MAX DEVIATION: 2.6 at 1384m
MAX RECORDED TEMPERATURE: 92.4C at 1783.4m
ELEVATIONS (AHD): GROUND: 37.7m RT: 42.2m WELLSITE GEOLOGIST: LES BURGESS
CASING SIZE SHOE DEPTH TYPE
406mm (16") 12.0m, Driller -
244mm (9.625") 664m Driller and Logger 36 LB/FT K55, BTC
178mm (7") 1823.82m Driller 23 LB/FT N80, BTC
AGE FORMATION TOPS
DEPTH,
LOGGER (m)
TRUE
THICKNESS
HIGH (H)
LOW (L)
RT SSTVD* (m) (m)
L. PALEOCENE RECENT SURFICIAL TO EYRE FM 4.5 +37.7 131.5 0.2 H
LATE CRETACEOUS WINTON FORMATION 136.0 -93.8 577.9 38.2 H
EARLY LATE CRETACEOUS MACKUNDA FORMATION 714.0 -671.7 168.5 33.3 H
EARLY CRETACEOUS ALLARU MUDSTONE 882.5 -840.2 176.4 19.8 H
EARLY CRETACEOUS TOOLEBUC FORMATION 1059.0 -1016.6 17.0 13.4 H
EARLY CRETACEOUS WALLUMBILLA FORMATION 1076.0 -1033.6 287.8 14.4 H
EARLY CRETACEOUS CADNA-OWIE FORMATION 1364.0 -1321.4 58.0 4.6 H
EARLY CRETACEOUS MURTA FORMATION 1422.0 -1379.4 43.4 25.4 L
EARLY CRETACEOUS McKINLAY MEMBER 1465.5 -1422.8 4.5 10.8 L
EARLY - LATE CRETACEOUS NAMUR SANDSTONE 1470.0 -1427.3 26.0 5.3 L
LATE JURASSIC WESTBOURNE FORMATION 1496.0 -1453.3 153.9 16.7 H
LATE JURASSIC ADORI SANDSTONE 1650.0 -1607.3 36.9 9.3 L
LATE JURASSIC BIRKHEAD FORMATION (1) 1687.0 -1644.2 96.0 5.2 L
MIDDLE - LATE JURASSIC HUTTON SST (Main Porosity) 1783.0 -1740.2 47.6+ 13.8 H
TD 1830.6 -1787.8 N/A 20.2 H
N/A = NOT APPLICABLE. (1) Primary oil objectives. * Corrected for deviation.
CORING SUMMARY
CORE
NO.
FORMATION INTERVAL RECOVERY REMARKS
1 BIRKHEAD
1734.80-1744.42m, Dlr
1733.30-1742.92m, Lgr
9.62m, 100% TOP RESERVOIR AND SEAL
2 BIRKHEAD
1744.42-1753.90m, Dlr
1742.92-1752.40m, Lgr
9.48m, 100% RESERVOIR (to 1748m)
3 BIRKHEAD
1753.90-1763.60m, Dlr
1752.40-1762.10m, Lgr
9.70m, 100% WEAK FLUORESCENCE SHOWS
WIRELINE LOGGING SUMMARY
RUN /
TRIP
TYPE OF LOG: FROM
(m)
TO
(m)
REMARKS
Standard resolution data (0.1m) 1690m to casing shoe.
High resolution (0.025m) TD - 1690m
1/1 SUPERCOMBO Max. temp 91C/196F at 1808m after 19.3hrs static mud.
GRGS
1808.8
5 GAMMA RAY TO SURFACE
SPDL
1813.1
664.4 SPONTANEOUS POTENTIAL
NPRL
1815
664.4 NEUTRON POROSITY (LIMESTONE MATRIX)
DEN/HDEN
1821.2
664.4/1690 BULK DENSITY
DCOR
1823.3
664.4 DENSITY CORRECTION FACTOR
CLDC
1828.9
664.4 DENSITY CALIPER
PDPE
1832.5
664.4 PHOTO-ELECTRIC
DT35
1836.5
664.4 SONIC, FIRST ARRIVAL, 36-60" INTERVAL^
MFE
1838.3
664.4 SHALLOW RESISTIVITY
DDLL-DSLL
1843.05
664.4 DEEP AND SHALLOW RESISTIVITY
MRRS
1828.6
664.4 INVADED ZONE RESISTIVITY
MATC
1847.5
664.4 CALIPER
1 / 2 GR-MFT 1791 1729.5
16 FORMATION PRESSURE SURVEYS
Max. temp 92.4C/198F at 1783m after 31hrs static mud.
NET PAY AND PERFORATIONS SUMMARY
LOG INTERPRETATION REMARKS PERFORATIONS
Interval, m
(Logger)
NET PAY
m
Vsh
%
%
SW
%
Birkhead Fm
1735.62-1738.42
2.80 36.7 17.7 70.1
1738.57-1738.62 0.05 44.6 14.0 58.4
1738.9-1739.37 0.48 34.0 19.2 57.0
1739.57-1745.23 5.65 15.4 22.9 36.6
1746.01-1747.78 1.78 29.0 19.0 50.7
TOTAL 10.75 24.2 20.7 47.1*
Not tested in the
open hole
1736.0-1747.5m
4.5", 5 spf, HMX, 39 gm.)
* Porosity weighted
SUMMARY:
Growler-6 was an oil developm ent well drilled from late Oct ober to early November, 2011 in the Growler Field, PRL 15,
South Australia. The well was located 700m south-southeast of Growler-5 and 1km southeast of Growler-1.
Growler-6 was drilled as the first well in the Growler Field to test interpreted 3D seismic amplitude anomalies used to map
the mid-Birkhead oil reservoir. The well was to test fo r a s outhern ext ension of t he channel sandst one system, t o provide
valuable reservoir core data and to increase oil offtake. W ell spacing design was allowing each Growler well to drain
approximately 80 acres.
Growler-6 spudded on the 17th October 2011 and drilled a 311mm (12.25") hole to 666m. 244 mm (9.625") surface casing
was then run to 664m Driller and Logger. A 216mm (8.5") hole was drilled to 1734.8m, Driller, and three successive 89mm
(3.5") cores were cut into the mid Birkhead reservoir to 1763.6m. The cored section included the basal 2m of the reservoir
cap-rock (shale and siltstone). Following coring, drilling continued to a total depth at 1830.6m Driller, 1826.7m Logger (on-
bottom fill interpreted), terminating 47.6m below the top of the Hutton Sandstone Main Porosity.
During drilling and coring, oil shows were only recorded in the middle Birkhead Formation. Wireline logs were run at total
depth, at high-resolution across the reservoir zone, and at standard resolution to the casing shoe (GR to surface). A formation
pressure survey using the MFT tool was performed. Some reservoir depletion was measured in Growler-6.
The well was cased with 178mm (7") casing to 1823.82m, Driller. Ensign Rig-48 was released on the 5th November 2011
following the drilling operations.
Log interpretation, supported by core analysis, has interpreted 10.75m net oil pay in the Birkhead reservoir.
The Birkhead reservoir was perforated between 1736-1747.5m at 5 shots per foot. During initial production, oil free-flowed
at a rate of 1374 BOPD (barrels oil per day).
Growler-6 was successful in helping to verify the mapping of the Birkhead reservoir by seismic amplitude anomalies and
proved up a southern extension to the reservoir. The well was also a productive oil offtake well for the Growler Field.
L.E.L. BURGESS, MARCH 2012.
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1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION
Well Name : Growler-6
Well Classification : Oil Development
Operator : Senex Energy Ltd
Participants : Victoria Oil exploration (1977) Pty Ltd 40%
Impress (Cooper Basin) Pty Ltd 25%
Permian Oil Pty Ltd 20%
Springfield Oil & Gas Pty Ltd 15%
Permit (Production Licence) : PRL 15, South Australia
Latitude : 27 33' 59.91" South (GDA 94)
Longitude : 139 41' 11.49" East
Northing : 6949985.95m (MGA 94, Zone 54)
Easting : 358817.89m
Seismic Station : Off seismic line, based on channel interpretation,
Mollichuta 3D Seismic Survey (2008)
Ground / RT Elevations : GL 37.7m AHD / RT 42.2m AHD
Proposed TD : 1850.0m RT, -1808.0m SSTVD (Driller)
Actual TD : 1830.6m RT, -1787.8m SSTVD (Logger)
Primary Objectives : mid Birkhead Formation - oil
Secondary Objectives : None
Status : Completed Oil Well
Drilling Contractor : Ensign International
Rig : Ensign Rig-48
Drilling Supervision : David Hair, Rocco Rossouw (consultants)
Geological Supervision : Les Burgess (Westminster Geological Pty Ltd)
Drilling Fluids : RMN Drilling Fluids
Mud Logging Services : Geoservices Overseas SA
Cementing Services : Halliburton Well Services
Wireline Logging : Weatherford
Core Handling & Analysis Services : Weatherford Laboratories (Australia) Pty Ltd
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2.0 GEOLOGICAL INFORMATION
2.1 Drilling Rationale:
Growler-6 was an oil development well drilled 700m south south-east of Growler-5 to verify the
southern extension of, and to provide an oil offtake point for the mid Birkhead channel-sand mapped in
the Growler Field, PRL 15, South Australia (see Location Map).
The mapping was based on the 2008 Mollichuta 3D Seismic Survey and a seismic amplitude anomaly
interpreted to represent channel sand development. This geophysical technique was previously
successfully exploited in the nearby Snatcher Field. The middle Birkhead reservoir is interpreted as a
stratigraphically trapped system with no significant structural component.
There were no secondary hydrocarbon objectives for this well.
The well reached a total depth of 1830.6m (Driller), 1826.7m Logger (interpreted on-bottom fill) in the
Hutton Sandstone.
2.2 Stratigraphic Summary:
Growler-6 penetrated a true thickness of 1825.5m of Surficial, Lake Eyre Basin and Eromanga Basin
sediments (Surface to total depth of 1830.6mRT in the upper Hutton Sandstone). The final surveyed
drill-floor height (referred to as RT) was 42.2m above Australian Height Datum (AHD). Ground level
was 37.7m. All depths are Logger's.
The stratigraphic sequence intersected was as prognosed. The depth prognosis was based on average
velocity and formation data from adjacent wells. Of the formations of interest, the Birkhead Formation
was intersected 5.2m low and the Hutton Sandstone (Main Porosity) 13.8m high to prognosis
respectively. (See the stratigraphic table on the Wellcard).
A brief review of the Growler-6 stratigraphic sequence from total depth up to the top of the Cadna-owie
Formation follows. All depths mentioned are Logger's:
Growler-6 reached a total depth of 1830.6m RT, 47.6m below the top of the Hutton Sandstone (Middle
Jurassic). The top of m ain Hutton Sandstone porosity was defined by the appearance of dom inantly
medium to very coarse and occasionally granule si zed quartz grains deposited in generally bed-loaded
braided and meandering river sandstones. Grains th at were angular to rounded and poorly sorted, had
weak to occasional m oderately strong siliceous cem ent, friable to locally m oderately hard aggregates
and showed predominantly good to only minor poor visual porosity.
In places, subordinate intra-channel, over-bank and localised lacustrine siltstones and silty sandstones
occurred in the sequence. The siltstones were predominantly arenaceous and graded into silty sandstone.
Silty sandstones were very fine to fine and had poor porosity.
The bulk of the overlying Birkhead Formation (Middle to Late Jurassic) consisted of interbedded and
intergradational thin to relatively thick blocky to coarsening-upward channel and crevasse-splay
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sandstones; intergradational silty sandstones and siltstones formed in fluvial flood-plain environments.
Upper Birkhead siltstones were likely formed in lacustrine conditions.
The lower Birkhead comprised some well developed fluvial sandstones with fine to medium and
occasionally coarse grains, had weak to minor strong siliceous or calcareous cement, local kaolinitic
matrix, occasional coal laminae and flakes, local mica and feldspar flakes and good to poor visual
porosity. Intergradational and interbedded silty sandstones were very fine to fine, angular to subrounded,
moderately well sorted, had weak to strong siliceous cement, common carbonaceous laminae and
fragments, silty matrix, lithics, feldspar, trace mica, firm to moderately friable aggregates and were
moderately friable to subfissile in parts with poor visual porosity. Siltstones were pale to medium grey,
argillaceous, occasionally laminated with very fine silty sandstone, had micro and macro mica, feldspar,
trace lithics, common coal specks to laminae grading to carbonaceous siltstone, were shaley in parts,
brittle to moderately friable where arenaceous and subfissile to sub blocky.
The channel sandstones of the mid Birkhead reservoir were dominantly very fine to medium grained,
moderately well-sorted, had weak to moderately strong calcareous and siliceous cement, were clean to
silty with common silt sized quartz matrix, were friable to moderately hard and had good to poor visual
porosity. Cores displayed cross and current bedding features, zones of high energy deposition with large
siltstone breccia from channel bank collapse, rip-up clasts and scoured bases and intervening intervals of
quieter deposition with horizontal, finely laminated bedding.
Above the mid Birkhead reservoir zone, generally finer grained clastics deposited in deeper and 'quieter'
water seem to dominate. Porosity was mainly poor in silty and calcareous sandstones.
The upper Birkhead comprises argillaceous siltstone with intergradational claystone from lacustrine
deposition.
The Birkhead Formation was the primary oil objective for the well. Oil fluorescence shows were
recorded from 1731-1775m. Three successive cores were cut from the base of the overlying siltstone
seal to water saturated sandstones below the reservoir in Growler-6.
Overlying the Birkhead floodplain sequence was the Adori Sandstone (Late Jurassic). This
widespread unit of generally massive, bed-loaded braided river sands typically comprised fine to very
coarse and occasionally pebble sized poorly sorted quartz grains with weak to minor strong siliceous
cement and mainly very good porosity. No oil has been found in the Adori Sandstone.
The Westbourne Formation (Late Jurassic) also comprised well developed, braided-river sands
deposited in relatively high energy environments like the underlying Adori Sandstone but zones within
the Westbourne Formation were also deposited in less energetic meandering to floodplain environments.
These tended to be finer grained and had more matrix. Sandstones were very fine to medium,
moderately well sorted, had weak to moderately strong siliceous cement, local to common silt sized
quartz, argillaceous and occasional kaolinitic matrix, traces of coal, lithics and mica and formed firm to
moderately friable aggregates with fair to good porosity.
Lying between the better developed fluvial channel sandstones were intergradational silty sandstone
units, very fine to fine and occasionally medium and commonly matrix dominated, and arenaceous to
minor argillaceous siltstones formed as overbank, abandoned channel fill and lacustrine deposits.
The relatively thin (26m) Namur Sandstone (Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous) consisted
predominantly of massive, well-developed sandstones. The major Namur sandstones were clear to
translucent and occasionally white and off-white, had fine to occasionally very coarse grains (and
occasional granule sized grains and pebble fragments in parts) and mainly poorly sorted aggregates. The
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aggregates were predominantly clean though local silt and kaolinite matrix was present. The siliceous
cement was predominantly weak and inferred and visual porosity was good to excellent.
The base of the Namur Sandstone in this area has been defined as the top of the first moderately well
developed finer grained and generally siltier floodplain deposits lying below the Namur massive
sandstone, i.e, the top of the Westbourne Formation. In reality the Namur Sandstone and Westbourne
Formation could be combined into one formation as elsewhere in the Eromanga Basin where massive
sandstones dominate.
Lying above Namur Sandstone was the McKinlay Member (Early Cretaceous) of the Murta
Formation. This thin (4.5m) floodplain zone lacked major sandstone development.
The McKinlay Member merged up into the lacustrine to deltaic-floodplain deposits of the Murta
Formation (Early Cretaceous). This formation consisted predominantly of thinly interbedded
siltstones, silty sandstones and occasional thin sandstones. The general GR log profile of the sandstones
and their morphology suggests they could have been derived as lacustrine deltaic units. Better quality,
cleaner, sandstones may have been worked by waves to enhance porosity. Localised calcareous cement
may have been deposited by changes in mineral-saturated ground water levels. Cyclical subsidence of
the deltaic system would have flooded the sandstones leading to further siltstone deposition.
The Murta siltstone was typically off white to light and medium grey, occasionally pale to medium
brown-grey, arenaceous grading to silty and kaolinitic sandstone, had micro-feldspar, micro-
carbonaceous and lithic inclusions, was commonly banded with coal, mica flakes and microlithics on
bedding planes and was blocky to firm and occasionally friable. Sandstones were thin and mainly
coarsening and cleaning-upward, were fine to very fine and occasionally medium with traces of coarse
grains in part, and were friable to firm and hard where calcareous. Porosity was generally tight to poor.
Common silty sandstones were pale coloured, very fine to fine to occasionally medium, moderately well
sorted, had weak to strong calcite and siliceous cement, common silt sized quartz, carbonaceous and
argillaceous matrix, were firm to friable and hard poor to occasionally fair porosity.
The Murta Formation conformably merged into the Cadna-owie Formation (Early Cretaceous). This
formation comprised interbedded silty sandstones and siltstone with increasing calcareous sandstones
becoming more common higher up in the formation.
The sandstones were predominantly translucent to pale grey and pale grey-brown becoming off-white
higher in the sequence as kaolinitic matrix increased. Aggregates were very fine to fine, locally medium
in the upper sections, had subangular to subrounded quartz grains, were poorly to well sorted, had weak
to moderately strong calcareous cement, contained common feldspar, micromica and lithic and
occasional minor glauconite accessories. Porosity was occasionally fair but predominantly poor to tight.
Intergradational silty to argillaceous (kaolinitic) sandstones were light to medium grey and off-white,
had very fine to fine quartz grains, well-sorted and weakly cemented (generally calcareous cemented)
aggregates and abundant silt and kaolinitic matrix. Interbedded siltstones were medium to light grey,
predominantly arenaceous grading to silty sandstone, occasionally carbonaceous, and had common
feldspar and lithic inclusions. Cuttings were friable to sub blocky.
On wireline log profiles, the Cadna-owie Formation was seen to progressively 'clean up' through the
sequence from predominantly siltstone and silty sands, at the base, to a sandy uppermost section with
calcareous sandstones towards the top. The environment of deposition for this formation was interpreted
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to be parallic/lagoonal. As the sea transgressed into the region, the sequence represented the transition
between the underlying terrestrial deposits and overlying shallow marine sediments.
For general stratigraphic information on formations lying above the Cadna-owie Form ation, refer to an
earlier Growler well report.
Detailed lithological descriptions of the sequence from drilled cuttings are contained in Appendix 1.
These descriptions are also presented on the composite log.
2.3 Seismic Summary:
Based on seismic amplitude data from the Mollichuta 3D Seismic Survey, it was interpreted that a gross
mid Birkhead channel sandstone system of between 15-20m thick can be mapped in the Growler and
Snatcher fields area. The channel sandstone had been identified in Growler wells 1,2, 3,4 and 5.
Growler-6 was the first well to test this interpretation in the Growler Field and was to prove up a
southern extension to the reservoir, see Figures 1 and 2.
Formation tops were intersected relatively close to prognosis. The Murta Formation prediction (25.4m
low) was erroneous and should have been around 20m deeper. The Westbourne Formation (16.7m high)
may not be a firm regional pick being based on the first relatively thick sequence of finer grained
clastics lying below the coarse grained Namur Sandstone braided river sediments. Similarly, the top
Hutton Main Porosity was based on the onset of coarse to very coarse-grained sandstone and may vary
locally due to facies variations.
The target Birkhead Formation was intersected 5.2m low to prognosis.
FIGURE 1: GROWLER FIELD SIESMIC AMPLITUDE MAP
FIGURE-2: GROWLER FIELD SEISMIC SECTION
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2.4 Hydrocarbon Summary:
The primary oil objective for the well was the mid Birkhead Formation channel sandstones productive in
the older five Growler wells.
During drilling, oil shows were recorded in the Birkhead Formation from 1731m (cuttings), lying above
the thin upper seal of the main reservoir section. The first oil show in the reservoir section was at
1736.8m in Core-1.
A summary of the oil fluorescence shows follows.
TABLE 1: SUMMARY OF OIL FLUORESCENCE SHOWS
LOGGER'S DEPTH,
(mMD)
(Driller's depths were
1.5m deeper than
Logger's based on core
vs log GR correlations).
DESCRIPTION
GAS SHOWS, (units)
Peak/Background
Composition
C1:C2:C3:C4:C5
Birkhead Formation
1729.5m
TRACE SHOW
(spot sample): trace pale yellow, even, slow diffuse pale blue
cut, thin pale blue residue film from tight calcareous sandstone.
3/1
27:0:0:25:48
1729.5-1732.5m
FAIR SHOW
40% of sandstone had fluorescence, pale yellow, even, good
blooming pale blue cut, aggregates leached of fluorescence, thin
pale blue film residue in very fine to fine, slightly calcareous
sandstone with fair to poor porosity, no oil odours or oil in mud.
8/3
27:0:0:25:48
CORE-1
1735.3-1737.8m
1737.8-1738.4m
1739.3-1739.4m
1740.4-1740.7m
1742.1-1742.2m
1742.5-1742.6m
GOOD SHOWS
100% to variable, solid to banded and patchy pale yellow, slow
diffuse to instant, occasionally slow to moderately fast
streaming pale blue cut, generally thin to occasionally
moderately thick pale blue film residue, aggregates often
leached of fluorescence. Weaker shows on surface may have
been due to partial flushing by coring. Freshly broken surfaces
and mud log shows did not suggest that a transitional oil-water
zone had been intersected.
1735.3-1736.5m
42/2, 45:0:0:23:32
1736.5-1742.9m,
base of core:
55/2, 14:1:2:31:52.
1730.5-1737.5m
1739.9-1740.4m
1742.5-1742.9m
(base of core)
FAIR SHOWS
Fluorescence: as above. Gas: as above.
CORE-2
1742.9-1744.9m
GOOD SHOW
100% bright pale blue, even, instant diffuse then slow streaming
pale blue cut, aggregates leached of fluorescence, moderately
thick yellow blue ring to film residue from very fine to coarse
sandstone with good porosity strong oil odours.
50, 14:1:2:31:52
1746.0-1746.5m
FAIR TO GOOD
SHOW
100% pale blue, moderately bright, even, very slow streaming
cut, sample leached of fluorescence, thin pale blue film. Core
'weeping' oil from fine to medium sandstone.
60/20, 14:0:2:31:53
1746.9-1747.25m
FAIR TO POOR SHOW
100% dull pale blue, even, instant weak diffuse to very slow
streaming cut, sample leached of fluorescence, thin pale blue
film. Core 'weeping' oil, strong oil odours.
30, 14:1:2:29:54.
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LOGGER'S DEPTH,
(mMD)
(Driller's depths were
1.5m deeper than
Logger's based on core
vs log GR correlations).
DESCRIPTION
GAS SHOWS, (units)
Peak/Background
Composition
C1:C2:C3:C4:C5
1747.25-1748.95m
FAIR TO POOR SHOW
100% dull pale blue, even, instant weak diffuse to very slow
film, trace oil odours.
40, 14:1:2:29:54
1749.3-1749.5m
FAIR SHOW.
100%, moderately bright pale blue, even, very slow streaming
cut, sample leached of fluorescence, thin pale blue film. Core
'weeping' oil from fine to very fine friable sandstone, strong oil
odours.
35, 14:1:2:29:54.
1749.5-1750.9m
POOR to FAIR SHOW
100%, moderately bright pale blue, even, very slow pale blue
film. Core 'weeping' oil from fine to very fine, hard to
moderately hard sandstone with poor visual porosity, no oil
odours.
30/20, 14:1:2:29:54
1750.9-1751.0m
FAIR SHOW
100%, fluorescence dull to moderately bright yellow, even,
slow streaming to blooming cut, thin pale blue film residue
from very fine to fine sandstone with poor to fair porosity, core
weeping oil, good oil odours.
30/20, 14:1:2:29:54
1752.05-1752.4m
(base of core)
FAIR SHOW
100% as above in moderately hard to hard sandstone with poor
visual porosity, strong oil odours.
20, 14:1:2:29:54
CORE-3
1752.8-1753.1m
FAIR TO POOR SHOW
mild to strong oil odours
1753.35-1753.6m
FAIR SHOW
1753.9-1754.5m
FAIR TO POOR SHOW
1755.05-1755.5m
FAIR SHOW
mild oil odours
1755.7-1756.5m
FAIR TO POOR SHOW
weak oil odours
1756.5-1758.5m,
1759.7-1759.8m,
1760.0-1760.2m,
1760.75-1760.85m
POOR SHOWS
weak oil odours
1761.5-1762.1m
POOR SHOW
dull yellow, very weak oil odours
Gas levels were very
low when cutting
Core-3.
The breakdown was
100% C5 (measurable)
with assumed heavier
hydrocarbons beyond
iC5.
Only trace oil films
were seen in 1m mud
samples.
1762.1-1773.5m
FAIR SHOW
50% decreasing to 10% bright yellow, even, slow to streaming
to blooming pale yellow cut , thin film residue from sandstone
with good porosity. No oil in mud.
17 units
30:0:0:7:63
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Gas Shows:
There were no significant gas shows denoting potential gas-reservoirs in this well. The highest
hydrocarbon gas peaks were from oil fluorescence zones, where the presence of oil in the mud increased
hydrocarbon levels as seen on the table above and composite and mudlogs.
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3.0 WELL EVALUATION
3.1 Wellsite Geology:
Geological supervision of the drilling, testing and logging phases from surface to total depth was
provided by Les Burgess (Westminster Geological Pty Ltd). The composite log (Enclosure A) was also
constructed by the author.
3.2 Mud Logging:
Mud logging services were provided by Geoservices Overseas SA from surface to TD. Equipment
available included sensors for recording and monitoring depth, total and chromatographic gas,
fluorescence, mud-pit levels, weight on bit (WOB), RPM and torque. Refer to Enclosure B for the 1:200
metric mudlog.
3.3 Cuttings Sampling:
The following cutting samples were taken at the wellsite:
Cuttings, Washed and Dried one set for DMITRE (Department for Manufacturing, Innovation, Trade,
Resources and Energy) and one set for Senex Energy Ltd.
Nominal (dependent on drilling speed) 30m sampling from 11m to 660m, 10 from 660-1370m and 3m
intervals from 1370m to total depth at 1830m , Dr iller. Additional spot sam ples were taken over
hydrocarbon shows. Refer to the sample manifest, Appendix 5.
3.4 Coring:
Three full-hole 102m m (4") diam eter cores were cut in this well for Birkhead reservoir and top seal
evaluation.
TABLE 2: SUMMARY OF FULL-HOLE CORES
CORE
NO.
1 BIRKHEAD
1734.80-1744.42m, Dlr
1733.30-1742.92m, Lgr
2 BIRKHEAD
1744.42-1753.90m, Dlr
1742.92-1752.40m, Lgr
3 BIRKHEAD
1753.90-1763.60m, Dlr
1752.40-1762.10m, Lgr
Samples were sealed at the wellsite for W eatherford laboratory analysis. The relationship between
porosity and permeability is practically linear, as expected. Porosity reduction at overburden (pressured)
status is approxim ately 1% less than m easured at am bient, surface conditions. Perm eability was
significantly reduced at overburden conditions.
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The core has been used to support log interpreted net pay in Growler-6 and to calibrate wireline log
interpretation, such as m atching porosities. Special Core Analysis (SCAL) is program med for the
reservoir core well which may further define net pay.
The core description logs, sample lists and analysis data are also included in Appendix 2.
3.5 Sidewall Coring:
No sidewall cores were obtained in Growler-6.
3.6 Drill-Stem Testing:
No drill-stem tests were run in Growler-6.
3.7 Hydrocarbon and Water Analyses:
There were no formation water or hydrocarbon samples obtained in Growler-6.
3.8 Wireline Logging:
Weatherford conducted the wireline logging at total depth. Run-1 was the Supercombo suite run
comprising resistivity, gamma-ray, sonic, neutron and density tools. Logs were run in high-resolution
mode from total depth to above the Birkhead Formation and in standard resolution mode to the casing
shoe at 664m. The gamma ray was run through the casing to close to surface.
Run-2 comprised the MFT formation pressure evaluation tool. A total of 16 pressure surveys were
recorded in the Birkhead Formation and upper Hutton Sandstone. Refer to Appendix 3 (iii).
TABLE 2: LOGGING RUN SUMMARY
RUN /
TRIP
TYPE OF LOG: FROM
(m)
TO
(m)
REMARKS
Standard resolution data (0.1m) 1690m to casing
shoe. High resolution (0.025m) TD - 1690m
1/1 SUPERCOMBO Max. temp 91C/196F at 1808m after 19.3hrs static
mud.
GRGS 1808.8 5 GAMMA RAY TO SURFACE
SPDL 1813.1 664.4 SPONTANEOUS POTENTIAL
NPRL 1815 664.4 NEUTRON POROSITY (LIMESTONE MATRIX)
DEN/HDEN 1821.2 664.4/1690 BULK DENSITY
DCOR 1823.3 664.4 DENSITY CORRECTION FACTOR
CLDC 1828.9 664.4 DENSITY CALIPER
PDPE 1832.5 664.4 PHOTO-ELECTRIC
DT35 1836.5 664.4 SONIC, FIRST ARRIVAL, 36-60" INTERVAL^
MFE 1838.3 664.4 SHALLOW RESISTIVITY
DDLL-DSLL 1843.05 664.4 DEEP AND SHALLOW RESISTIVITY
MRRS 1828.6 664.4 INVADED ZONE RESISTIVITY
MATC 1847.5 664.4 CALIPER
1 / 2 GR-MFT 1791 1729.5
16 FORMATION PRESSURE SURVEYS. Max.
temp 92.4C/198F at 1783m after 31hrs static mud.
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Hole conditions were very good in this well. The well was generally in gauge with minor washouts of up
to 2" at 1560m and 1520m. The hole was washed out through the interval 1490-1380m but was
predominantly in gauge up to the casing shoe at 664m.
The wireline logging order form and report can be seen in Appendix 3.
3.9 Log Interpretation:
This report presents a wireline data evaluation produced by the author of this report. Parameters used in
the interpretation were based on local and regional sources and included core data. The interpretation
was based on both objective and subjective evaluation. Core porosity results closely matched the
calculated log interpretation porosities.
Conventionally for the Growler Field, net pay was only defined where there was oil fluorescence. With
limited water-resistivity values, low water saturation values may indicate potential oil pay in fully water
saturated zones.
The log interpretation report is included in Appendix 4.
3.10 Net Pay Summary:
A total of 10.75m of net oil pay had been interpreted from logs in the mid Birkhead channel sandstone
reservoir. Core analysis results and rock examination tend to support this pay estimate.
This pay is summarised tabulated below:
TABLE 3: SUMMARY OF INTERPRETED OIL PAY
LOG INTERPRETATION RESULTS
Interval, m
(Logger)
NET PAY
m
Vsh
%
%
SW
%
Birkhead Fm
1735.62-1738.42
2.80 36.7 17.7 70.1
1738.57-1738.62 0.05 44.6 14.0 58.4
1738.9-1739.37 0.48 34.0 19.2 57.0
1739.57-1745.23 5.65 15.4 22.9 36.6
1746.01-1747.78 1.78 29.0 19.0 50.7
TOTAL 10.75
Net sand cut-offs were porosity 8% or greater and shale volume 45% or lower. The nominal water
saturation cut-off was 75%.
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3.11 Geothermal Gradient:
The geothermal gradient for the well has been constr ucted from temperature data obtained from the two
logging runs. The following data were available:
TABLE 4: TEMPERATURE DATA SUMMARY
SOURCE TEMPERATURE
C
DEPTH (Lgr),
m
TIME SINCE
LAST CIRCULATION, HRS
LOG RUN-1, SUPERCOMBO
AT MAXIMUM
TEMPERATURE DEPTH
91 1808 19.3
LOG RUN-2, HIGHEST MFT
RECORDED TEMPERATURE
92.4 1783 31
The extrapolated stabilised formation temperature at total depth was based on temperatures recorded by
the supercombo logs, Run-1, and the maximum MFT pressure survey temperature at 183m, 92.4C.
Generally, a static mud circulation time of 35 hrs is considered long enough for the mud to reach
geologic temperature. For Growler-6 a maximum temperature of 93C (200F) has been used.
After subtracting an assumed, constant surface temperature of 21C, and incorporating the total depth of
1830.6m, the geothermal gradient for the well was extrapolated as 3.93C/100m.
The geothermal gradient plot is presented below:
Geothermal Gradient
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140
Extrap. BHT
93 C @ 1830.6m
21 C
Ambient
Surface Temp
GROWLER-6
Geothermal Gradient
= 3.93C / 100m
D
E
P
T
H
,

m

TEMP, DEG C
SENEX ENERGY LTD
GROWLER-6
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4.0 CONCLUSIONS
Growler-6 was a successful oil developm ent well which supported the geophysical seism ic amplitude
modelling in the area by intersecting a well developed m id Birkhead channel sandstone reservoir
section.
The well also extended the m id Birkhead reservoir limits southwards and provided valuable reservoir
and cap-rock core data. The well will be a good offtake point for oil drainage.
During initial production oil free-flowed from the Birkhead at a rate of 1374 BOPD.
APPENDICES
APPENDIX 1:
(i) LITHOLOGICAL DESCRIPTIONS
1
This appendix summarises lithological data from the Cadna-owie Formation to total depth by facies
intervals as indicated by sample and log data. All depths are Logger's, RT (42.2m). Thicknesses are true
corrected from deviation results.
CADNA-OWIE FORMATION (EARLY CRETACEOUS)
1364.0-1422.0m, TRUE THICKNESS: 58.0m
1364.0-1389.0 DOMINANTLY CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE WITH MINOR SILTY SANDSTONE AND
SILTSTONE__
CALCAREOUS KAOLINITIC SANDSTONE: off-white, very fine to occasionally fine and
medium, well-sorted, subrounded to rounded, weak to moderately strong calcareous cement,
common kaolinitic matrix grading to argillaceous sandstone, minor glauconite, coal, lithics and
mica, firm to moderately friable, poor visual porosity, no fluorescence.
SANDSTONE: mottled off-white/pale green/pale brown/pale brown-grey, very fine to
medium, generally fine, moderately well sorted, rounded to subangular, weak to moderately
strong calcareous and local siliceous cement, local kaolinitic matrix, common feldspar, trace
glauconite, mica and lithics, firm to friable, tight to poor porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTY SANDSTONE: medium brown-grey, predominantly very fine grading to arenaceous
siltstone, well-sorted, subrounded to subangular, slightly calcareous, local feldspar and mica,
trace carbonaceous fragments, firm to moderately hard, poor visual porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTSTONE: medium to dark grey, medium brown-grey, generally laminated with very fine
silty sandstone and sandstone, slightly calcareous, trace coal, local feldspar, firm to soft, sub
blocky to amorphous.
LIMESTONE: trace yellow brown, micritic, blocky, hard.
1389.0-1422.0m PREDOMINANTLY SILTY SANDSTONE WITH INTERGRADATIONAL SANDSTONE
AND SILTSTONE__
SILTY SANDSTONE: medium to pale grey, off-white in parts, fine to mainly very fine
grading to arenaceous siltstone, well-sorted, subrounded to subangular, slightly calcareous,
common kaolinitic matrix, local feldspar and mica, trace carbonaceous fragments, firm to
moderately hard, poor visual porosity, no fluorescence.
SANDSTONE: dark to light grey, very fine to fine, moderately well sorted, angular to
subrounded, weak siliceous and minor calcareous cement, com feldspar, carbonaceous specks,
laminated in parts with silty sandstone and siltstone, firm to moderately friable, poor to fair
visual porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTSTONE: dark grey, arenaceous grading to silty sandstone, weak siliceous cement,
carbonaceous in parts, firm to friable, occasionally sub blocky.
MURTA FORMATION (EARLY CRETACEOUS).
1422.01465.5m TRUE THICKNESS: 43.4m
1422.0-1451.0m SILTSTONE WITH INTERBEDDED SANDSTONE AND TRACE LIMESTONE__
SILTSTONE: medium to light grey, minor medium brownish-grey, generally arenaceous
grading to very fine sandstone, common mica, occasional carbonaceous specks, trace feldspar,
firm to friable, occasional sub blocky.
SANDSTONE: light to medium grey, very fine to occasionally fine, moderately well sorted,
subrounded to subangular, weak siliceous cement, clean to local silt matrix, friable, poor to fair
porosity, no fluorescence.
SANDSTONE: clear to translucent quartz, fine to very coarse, poorly sorted, rounded to
angular (bit fractured), weak siliceous cement, trace kaolinitic matrix, generally clean, good
inferred porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTY SANDSTONE: as above.
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1451.0-1465.5m SANDSTONE WITH INTERBEDDED SILTSTONE__
SANDSTONE: light grey, very fine to fine, moderately well sorted, angular to subrounded,
weak siliceous and minor calcareous cement, common feldspar, carbonaceous specks,
laminated in parts with silty sandstone and siltstone, firm to moderately friable, poor to fair
visual porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTY SANDSTONE: white/pale grey, very fine to fine to occasionally medium clear to
translucent and minor brown translucent quartz, moderately well sorted, subrounded to sub
angular, weak to moderately strong siliceous cement, common to abundant kaolinitic and silty
matrix, mica, firm to friable, poor to tight visual porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTSTONE: medium to light grey, off-white, argillaceous in parts, generally arenaceous
grading to sandstone, micaceous, common very fine quartz, firm to occasionally moderately
friable, sub blocky in parts.
McKINLAY MEMBER (EARLY CRETACEOUS).
1465.51470.0m TRUE THICKNESS: 4.5m
1465.5-1470.0m THIN COARSENING-UPWARD SANDSTONE WITH INTERBEDDED SILTY
SANDSTONE AND SILTSTONE__
SILTY SANDSTONE: white/pale grey, very fine to fine to occasionally medium clear to
translucent and minor brown translucent quartz, moderately well sorted, subrounded to sub
angular, weak to moderately strong siliceous cement, common to abundant kaolinitic and silty
matrix, mica, firm to friable, poor to tight visual porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTSTONE: medium to light grey, off-white, argillaceous in parts, generally arenaceous
grading to sandstone, micaceous, common very fine quartz, firm to occasionally moderately
friable, sub blocky in parts.
NAMUR SANDSTONE (LATE JURASSIC TO EARLY CRETACEOUS)
1470.0-1496.0 MASSIVE SANDSTONE: clear to translucent quartz, very fine to coarse and occasionally
granule, very poorly sorted, rounded to angular (bit fractured), disaggregated, clean, very good
WESTBOURNE FORMATION (LATE JURASSIC)
1496.0-1526m SANDSTONE WITH INTERBEDDED SILTSTONE AND SILTY SANDSTONE__
SANDSTONE: as above with light brown to off white argillaceous matrix in parts.
SILTY SANDSTONE: white/pale grey/pale brown-grey, very fine to fine, occasionally
medium, moderately well sorted, subangular to subrounded, weak to moderately strong
siliceous cement, common kaolinitic matrix, silty in parts, micromica, firm to occasionally
friable, poor to tight visual porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTSTONE: dark grey, argillaceous to arenaceous, common very fine quartz, coal and mica,
friable to firm, sub blocky in parts.
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1526-1551m INTERBEDDED SILTSTONE, SILTY SANDSTONE AND SANDSTONE__
SILTSTONE: dark grey, argillaceous to arenaceous, common very fine quartz, coal and mica,
friable to firm, sub blocky in parts.
SILTY SANDSTONE: white/pale grey/pale brown-grey, very fine to fine, occasionally
medium, moderately well sorted, subangular to subrounded, weak to moderately strong
siliceous cement, common kaolinitic matrix, silty in parts, micromica, firm to occasionally
friable, poor to tight visual porosity, no fluorescence.
1551-1585m MASSIVE SANDSTONE: clear to translucent and milky white, rare pink, red and yellow
(citrine) quartz, very fine to very coarse and occasionally granule sized, very poorly sorted,
rounded to angular (bit fractured), disaggregated, clean, very good inferred porosity, no
fluorescence.
1585-1599m FINELY INTERBEDDED SANDSTONE, SILTY SANDSTONE AND SILTSTONE__
SANDSTONE: as above predominantly fine to medium, good porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTY SANDSTONE: patchy pale brown/white, very fine to fine and occasionally medium,
moderately well sorted, rounded to subangular, weak siliceous cement, com kaolinitic and clay
matrix, occasional mica flakes, trace coal, friable, poor visual porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTSTONE: medium to light brown-grey, arenaceous grading to silty sandstone, common
micro sand laminae ,trace mica, coal and lithics, firm to friable, trace pyrite, friable to
occasionally sub blocky.
1599-1610m SANDSTONE: clear to translucent quartz, very fine to medium, poorly sorted, rounded to
angular (bit fractured), disaggregated, clean, very good inferred porosity, no fluorescence.
1610-1650m FINELY INTERBEDDED SANDSTONE, SILTY SANDSTONE, SILTSTONE AND
TRACES OF COAL__
SANDSTONE: patchy to laminated pale brown/white, very fine to fine, occasionally medium,
moderately well sorted, angular to subrounded, weak to moderately strong siliceous cement,
local silty matrix, argillaceous in parts, trace coal, mica and lithics, firm to moderately hard,
poor visual porosity, no fluorescence.
SANDSTONE: clear translucent quartz, fine to medium, occasionally coarse, poorly sorted,
rounded to subangular, generally loose, good inferred porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTY SANDSTONE: patchy pale brown/white, very fine to fine and occasionally medium,
moderately well sorted, rounded to subangular, weak siliceous cement, com kaolinitic and clay
matrix, occasional mica flakes, trace coal, friable, poor visual porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTSTONE: medium to light brown-grey, dark grey to black where carbonaceous,
argillaceous and moderately firm to generally arenaceous grading to silty sandstone, common
micro sand laminae and lenses, trace mica, coal and lithics, occasional disseminated and
nodular pyrite, firm to friable, trace pyrite, friable to occasionally sub blocky.
COAL: black, sub vitreous, conchoidal to subconchoidal fracture surfaces, banded in parts,
brittle to firm.
ADORI SANDSTONE (LATE JURASSIC)
1650-1671m MASSIVE SANDSTONE: clear to minor translucent quartz, rare pink to yellow grains, fine to
very coarse, occasional granules, very poorly sorted rounded to subangular, disaggregated,
good inferred porosity, no fluorescence.
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1671-1677m SILTSTONE WITH INTERBEDDED SANDSTONE__
SILTSTONE: dark grey, argillaceous, massive to laminated in parts, trace mica, firm, blocky.
SILTSTONE: medium to dark grey, arenaceous, very fine quartz in parts, local sandstone
laminae, argillaceous matrix in parts, firm, sub blocky to blocky.
SILTY SANDSTONE: medium to light grey, fine to very fine, common silt sized quartz
grains, well-sorted, weak to moderately strong siliceous cement, local feldspar, slightly
calcareous, firm to friable, poor visual porosity, no fluorescence.
SANDSTONE: clear to minor translucent quartz, fine to very coarse, poorly sorted rounded to
subangular, disaggregated, good inferred porosity, no fluorescence.
1677-1687m MASSIVE SANDSTONE: clear to minor translucent quartz, fine to very coarse, occasional
granules, very poorly sorted, rounded to subangular, generally disaggregated, good inferred
BIRKHEAD FORMATION (MIDDLE TO LATE JURASSIC)
1687-1698m PREDOMINANTLY SILTSTONE WITH INTERBEDDED CLAYSTONE, SILTY
SANDSTONE AND SANDSTONE__
SILTSTONE: dark brown-grey, argillaceous to occasionally arenaceous grading to silty
sandstone in parts, common very fine quartz grains, micromica, coal fragments, firm, sub
blocky to blocky, occasionally subfriable.
CLAYSTONE: dark grey, firm, waxy texture, striated conchoidal fracture surfaces, massive,
firm, sub blocky.
SANDSTONE: (10%) patchy white/brown/black/translucent aggregates, fine to very fine,
moderately well sorted, subangular to subrounded, weak siliceous cement, local kaolinitic
matrix, common coal fragments, moderately friable to firm, poor visual porosity, no
fluorescence.
1698-1702.5m SILTSTONE WITH INTERBEDDED SANDSTONE AND TRACE CLAYSTONE__
SILTSTONE: brownish black, argillaceous to arenaceous as above, firm to occasionally
moderately friable where arenaceous, sub blocky to blocky.
SANDSTONE: (10%) clear to translucent quartz, very fine to medium, occasionally coarse,
poorly sorted, subangular to subrounded, weak siliceous cement, local kaolinitic matrix, trace
lithics and coal, friable to occasionally firm, poor to fair visual porosity, no fluorescence.
CLAYSTONE: as above.
1702.5-1710m SANDSTONE WITH MINOR INTERGRADATIONAL SILTY SANDSTONE AND
SILTSTONE__
SANDSTONE: clear to translucent quartz, very fine to medium, occasionally coarse, poorly
sorted, subangular to subrounded, weak siliceous cement, local kaolinitic matrix, trace lithics
and coal, friable to occasionally firm, poor to fair visual porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTY SANDSTONE: dark to medium brown grey, very fine to fine, common silt sized quartz
grains matrix, moderately well sorted, weak to moderately strong siliceous cement, argillaceous
matrix in parts, trace coal, firm to friable, poor porosity, no fluorescence.
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1710-1725m CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE WITH INTERBEDDED SILTY SANDSTONE AND
SILTSTONE__
CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE: mottled pale brown/white/pale grey/translucent aggregates,
fine to very coarse, poorly sorted, rounded to angular, occasional pitted surfaces, weak to
moderately strong white calcareous cement, silty and argillaceous in parts, local coal
fragments, trace mica, poor visual porosity, fair to poor inferred porosity, firm to hard,
occasionally friable,
SILTY SANDSTONE: pale brown grey, mottled white/pale brown, very fine to fine, common
silt sized quartz matrix, moderately well sorted, weak to moderately strong calcareous cement,
argillaceous matrix in parts, trace coal and mica, firm to friable, poor porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTSTONE: dark to medium grey, predominantly argillaceous, laminated in parts with very
fine silty sandstone, occasionally carbonaceous, firm to brittle, blocky to sub blocky.
1725-1734.8m SANDSTONE WITH MINOR INTERGRADATIONAL SILTY SANDSTONE AND THIN
SILTSTONE__
SANDSTONE: pale brown, white, translucent aggregates, very fine to medium, predominantly
fine, moderately well sorted, angular to subrounded, weak to moderately strong calcareous and
siliceous cement, clean to locally silty, friable to firm and moderately hard, poor to fair
porosity. FLUORESCENCE: maximum 40% of sandstone at 1733-34m.
SILTY SANDSTONE: as above
SILTSTONE: as above
CORE-1 DESCRIPTIONS, 1734.80-1744.42m
1734.8-1736.8 FINELY INTERBEDDED SILTSTONE, CLAYSTONE AND SUBORDINATE SILTY
SANDSTONE__
SILTSTONE: medium to dark grey, argillaceous grading to claystone in parts, occasional very
fine quartz grains, trace mica, blocky to sub blocky, firm to brittle.
CLAYSTONE: light to medium grey, occasional brownish grey, massive, waxy texture in
parts, subconchoidal fracture surfaces, firm, blocky.
SILTY SANDSTONE: pale brown-grey, very fine to silt sized quartz grains, well-sorted, well-
sorted, subangular to subrounded, clay matrix supported to occasional moderately strong
calcareous cement, occasional coal microlaminae and fragments, micaceous in parts, local
feldspar, firm to occasionally friable, occasionally soft, tight to very poor porosity.
1736.8-1741.5m PREDOMINANTLY SANDSTONE WITH OCCASIONAL SILTY SANDSTONE,
CARBONACEOUS SILT AND RARE COAL LAMINAE__
SANDSTONE: typically pale grey aggregates, clear to translucent quartz, very fine to fine with
gradational medium to coarse units (multi stacked, thin fining-upward sequences), moderately
well sorted to poorly sorted, subrounded to subangular and minor angular, common silt sized
quartz in finer grained beds, occasional subhedral recrystallised quartz, weak to locally
moderately strong siliceous cement, rare calcareous cement, generally clean aggregates but
local mica and coal fragments, friable to firm and occasionally hard, good to poor visual and
inferred porosity. CORE FLUORESCENCE: from 1736.8m.
SILTY SANDSTONE: as above with minor coal mica and fragments, poor visual porosity, no
fluorescence.
CARBONACEOUS SILTSTONE: dark grey to black, argillaceous to occasionally arenaceous,
common disseminated coal, occasional vitreous to sub vitreous coal laminae and fragments,
local mica, occasional very fine quartz, firm, blocky to sub blocky, occasionally subfissile
where very carbonaceous.
COAL: black, vitreous to sub vitreous, subconchoidal fracture surfaces, blocky, cleated,
friable.
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1741.5-1743.7 SANDSTONE WITH INTERBEDDED COALY AND SILTY LAMINAE AND 30-40
DIPPING BEDS__
SANDSTONE: medium to light grey aggregates, translucent to clear quartz, medium to fine,
local very fine and silt sized quartz grains, moderately well sorted, angular to subrounded,
weak to moderately strong siliceous cement, minor kaolinitic matrix, firm to friable, fair visual
porosity. FLUORESCENCE: moderately dull pale yellow, slow diffuse pale blue cut,
aggregates leached of fluorescence. POOR to GOOD SHOW.
CARBONACEOUS SILTSTONE: dark grey/black, arenaceous to argillaceous, common to
abundant vitreous to sub vitreous blocky coal fragments, mica, occasional very fine quartz,
firm, blocky to occasionally subfissile.
1743.7-1744.4
END CORE-1
SANDSTONE: pale yellow brown aggregates (oil stained), translucent to clear quartz, fine to
very fine and occasionally medium, moderately well sorted, angular to subrounded, moderately
strong to strong siliceous cement, occasional subhedral recrystallised quartz, occasional mica,
siltstone laminae in parts, hard to moderately hard, poor visual porosity. FLUORESCENCE:
GOOD SHOW as above with strong oil odours.
CHIP
DESCRIPTIONS
1744.95m SANDSTONE WITH MINOR CARBONACEOUS LAMINAE__
SANDSTONE: pale yellow brown aggregates (oil stained), translucent to clear quartz, very
fine to coarse, generally medium to fine, poorly sorted, angular to subrounded, occasional
subhedral recrystallised quartz, weak siliceous cement, generally clean, common silt sized
quartz grains, occasional coal and silt fragments, friable to moderately hard in parts, good to
fair visual porosity. FLUORESCENCE: 100% with strong oil odours. GOOD SHOW.
CARBONACEOUS SILTSTONE: black, dark grey, common to abundant sub vitreous to
vitreous coal, mica, argillaceous matrix in parts, firm to occasionally friable.
1746.7-1747.5 SANDSTONE WITH ABUNDANT VERY FINE DARK BROWN CARBONACEOUS
AND SILT LAMINAE__
1746.7m SANDSTONE: pale grey, off-white, very fine to fine, well-sorted, angular to subrounded,
moderately strong to strong siliceous cement, local kaolinitic and silty matrix, common mica,
coal and dark grey brown silty sandstone laminae, occasional feldspar and lithics, moderately
hard, generally hard, poor to no visual porosity. FLUORESCENCE: 40% with oil odours.
1747.75-1748.6 MASSIVE SANDSTONE
1747.75m SANDSTONE: pale yellow brown aggregates (oil stained), translucent to clear quartz, very
fine to medium, generally fine, poorly sorted, angular to subrounded, occasional subhedral
recrystallised quartz, weak siliceous cement, generally clean, common silt sized quartz grains,
occasional coal and silt fragments, friable to moderately hard in parts, good to fair visual
porosity.
FLUORESCENCE: 100% as above with oil odours.
1748.6-1749.55 SANDSTONE WITH COMMON CARBONACEOUS AND SILT LAMINAE.
1748.5m SANDSTONE: pale grey, off-white, very fine to fine, well-sorted, angular to subrounded,
moderately strong to strong siliceous cement, local kaolinitic and silty matrix, common mica,
coal and dark grey brown silty sandstone laminae, occasional feldspar and lithics, moderately
hard, generally hard, poor to no visual porosity. FLUORESCENCE: 100% dull pale blue
with oil odours. FAIR to POOR SHOW.
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fine to fine, poorly sorted, angular to subrounded, strong to occasionally weak siliceous
cement, generally clean, common silt sized quartz grains, occasional coal and silt fragments,
hard to moderately hard, poor to tight visual porosity.
FLUORESCENCE: 100% as above with oil odours. POOR to FAIR SHOW.
1749.5-1750.45m SANDSTONE WITH VERY DISTORTED BEDDING (SLUMPS) AND
OCCASIONALLY CARBONACEOUS LAMINAE (no sample)
1750.45-1751m BANDED SANDSTONE WITH WEEPING OIL
fine to fine, poorly sorted, angular to subrounded, moderately weak to strong siliceous cement,
generally clean, common silt sized quartz grains, occasional coal and silt fragments, moderately
friable to hard, good to poor visual porosity. FLUORESCENCE: 100% as above, slow
streaming with oil odours. FAIR SHOW.
1751-1752m THINLY BEDDED CHANNEL AND LAMINATED SANDSTONE AND OCCASIONAL
COARSE SAND WITH RIP-UP CLASTS
fine to fine, poorly sorted, angular to subrounded, moderately weak to strong siliceous cement,
generally clean, common silt sized quartz grains, occasional coal and silt fragments, moderately
friable to hard, good to poor visual porosity. FLUORESCENCE: 100% as above, slow
streaming with oil odours. FAIR SHOW.
1752-1753.6m SANDSTONE WITH COMMON CURRENT BEDDING
1752.25m SANDSTONE: white/translucent aggregates, very fine to fine, well-sorted, angular to
subrounded, strong to moderately strong siliceous cement, local kaolinitic matrix, generally
hard, poor visual porosity. FLUORESCENCE: 100% dull to moderately bright yellow,
slow blooming cut. POOR to FAIR SHOW.
1753.6-1753.9m TOP OF CHANNEL SANDSTONE
1753.65m SANDSTONE: white/translucent aggregates, very fine to fine, well-sorted, angular to
subrounded, strong t moderately strong siliceous cement, local kaolinitic matrix, generally
hard, poor visual porosity. FLUORESCENCE: 100% dull to moderately bright yellow,
slow blooming to streaming cut, sample leached of fluorescence, strong oil odours GOOD
SHOW.
1753.9-1755.5 Predominantly horizontally bedded very fine sandstone, silty sandstone, siltstones and thin
carbonaceous/coal beds, thin zones possible bank collapse breccia, minor cross-bedded fine
sand and thin siltstones. Fluorescence was Fair to Poor in the sandstones with strong to
weak odours.
1755.5-1756.2 Abundant breccia sandstone with large (50mm) silt clasts from bank collapses or rip-up
clasts. Poor fluorescence.
1756.2-1761m Predominantly sandstone with structureless to horizontally bedded channel sands, common
rippled cross-bedding, occasional large rip-up siltstone clasts and minor carbonaceous siltstone
and coal laminae. Fluorescence was Fair to Poor to 1758m then Poor to 1761m.
8
1761-1763.6
Base Core-3
Sandstone with common rip-up clasts, larger bank collapse siltstone clasts, occasional current
cross-bedding and thin dark grey siltstone beds. Fluorescence was POOR with weak oil odours.
1763.6-1775m SANDSTONE WITH INTERBEDDED SILTY SANDSTONE AND SILTSTONE__
SANDSTONE: clear/translucent/white aggregates, very fine to very coarse, poorly sorted,
subrounded to subangular, weak siliceous cement, local kaolinitic matrix, occasional
recrystallised subhedral quartz, occasional lithics, trace coal, firm to moderately friable, good
visual and inferred porosity. FLUORESCENCE: 60% decreasing to 10% from 1763.6-
1775m.
SILTY SANDSTONE: light to medium grey, patchy dark to medium grey, very fine to
occasionally fine, well-sorted, angular to subrounded, weak to strong siliceous cement,
common silt sized quartz grains, slightly carbonaceous, argillaceous matrix in parts, occasional
mica, firm to moderately hard, occasionally friable, poor to tight porosity, no fluorescence.
SILTSTONE: pale to medium grey, argillaceous, occasionally laminated with very fine
sandstone, carbonaceous in parts, occasional mica, trace pyrite, firm to moderately hard, sub
blocky.
1775-1783m SILTSTONE WITH INTERGRADATIONAL SILTY SANDSTONE AND SANDSTONE__
SILTSTONE: as above and local CARBONACEOUS SILTSTONE: dark grey to brownish
black, arenaceous to argillaceous, common coal fragments, sub blocky t subfissile in parts.
SILTY SANDSTONE: predominantly pale grey, very fine to occasionally fine, well-sorted,
angular to subrounded, weak to moderately strong siliceous cement, abundant silt sized quartz
grains matrix, coal laminae and fragments in parts, mica, firm to moderately friable, poor
SANDSTONE: as above maximum 30%. No fluorescence.
HUTTON SANDSTONE (MIDDLE JURASSIC).
1783.01830.6m, TRUE THICKNESS: 47.6+m
1783-1830.6m SANDSTONE: clear to translucent, occasional patchy pale brown stained quartz, very fine to
coarse and granule sized grains, common frosted surfaces, rounded to angular, very poorly
sorted, minor moderately strong siliceous cement, common silica overgrowths (disaggregated),
clean to minor kaolinitic matrix, fair to good inferred porosity, no fluorescence.
APPENDIX 2:
CORING
CORING SUMMARY
CORE
NO.
1 BIRKHEAD
1734.80-1744.42m, Dlr
1733.30-1742.92m, Lgr
2 BIRKHEAD
1744.42-1753.90m, Dlr
1742.92-1752.40m, Lgr
3 BIRKHEAD
1753.90-1763.60m, Dlr
1752.40-1762.10m, Lgr
APPENDIX 2:
CORING
(i) COREDESCRIPTION LOGS
Core depths are Driller's. Logger's depths are 1.5m shallower.
These logs contain low resolution core photographs taken by Challenger Geological Services, Adelaide.
Annotated, good resolution core photographs can be viewed digitally on the accompanying CD-ROM.
APPENDIX 2:
CORING
(ii) TABLE OF CORE SAMPLES
Senex
Growler-6
CORE 1
Top Depth (m) 1734.80
Bottom Depth (m) 1744.42
Total Core (m) 9.62
Core sections Top Depth (m) Bottom Depth (m) Preserved sections Top Depth (m) Bottom Depth (m)
C1 Section 1 1734.80 1735.00 Lab #1 1734.80 1735.00
C1 Section 2 1735.00 1736.00 - - -
C1 Section 3 1736.00 1737.00 Lab #2 1736.78 1737.00
C1 Section 4 1737.00 1738.00 Lab #3 1737.69 1737.90
C1 Section 5 1738.00 1739.00 Lab #4 1738.30 1738.49
C1 Section 6 1739.00 1740.00 Lab #5 1739.15 1739.34
C1 Section 7 1740.00 1741.00 Lab #6 1740.65 1740.81
C1 Section 8 1741.00 1742.00 Lab #7 1741.34 1741.49
C1 Section 9 1742.00 1743.00 Lab #8 1742.41 1742.62
C1 Section 10 1743.00 1744.00 Lab #9 1743.56 1743.64
C1 Section 11 1744.00 1744.42 Lab #10 1744.25 1744.42
Senex
Growler-6
CORE 2
Total Core (m) 9.48
C2 Section 1 1744.42 1745.00 Lab #11 1744.86 1744.96
C2 Section 2 1745.00 1746.00 Lab #12 1745.60 1745.71
C2 Section 3 1746.00 1747.00 Lab #13 1746.54 1746.67
C2 Section 4 1747.00 1748.00 Lab #14 1747.71 1747.87
C2 Section 5 1748.00 1749.00 Lab #15 1748.58 1748.69
C2 Section 6 1749.00 1750.00 Lab #16 1749.76 1749.88
C2 Section 7 1750.00 1751.00 Lab #17 1750.72 1750.86
C2 Section 8 1751.00 1752.00 Lab #18 1751.56 1751.75
C2 Section 9 1752.00 1753.00 Lab #19 1752.65 1752.82
C2 Section 10 1753.00 1753.90 Lab #20 1753.50 1753.66
Senex
Growler-6
CORE 3
Total Core (m) 9.70
C3 Section 1 1753.90 1755.00 Lab #21 1754.78 1754.93
C3 Section 2 1755.00 1756.00 Lab #22 1755.56 1755.81
C3 Section 3 1756.00 1757.00 Lab #23 1756.74 1756.89
C3 Section 4 1757.00 1758.00 Lab #24 1755.55 1757.69
C3 Section 5 1758.00 1759.00 Lab #25 1758.77 1758.94
C3 Section 6 1759.00 1760.00 Lab #26 1759.36 1759.51
C3 Section 7 1760.00 1761.00 Lab #27 1760.31 1760.47
C3 Section 8 1761.00 1762.00 Lab #28 1761.43 1761.62
C3 Section 9 1762.00 1763.00 Lab #29 1762.28 1762.49
C3 Section 10 1763.00 1763.60 Lab #30 1763.35 1763.51
APPENDIX 2:
CORING
(iii) CORE ANALYSIS DATA
OVERBURDEN CORE ANALYSI S PRELI MI NARY REPORT
Client : Senex Energy Limited Date : 15/02/2012
Well : Growler-6 File : 0530-02
Overburden Pressure: 2525psi
Sample Ambient OB1 Grain Ambient OB1
Number Depth Dir Porosity Porosity Density Permeability Permeability Remarks
(metres) (Percent) (Percent) (g/cm
3
) (mD) (mD)
V1 1735.03 V 0 failed
1 1735.21 H 7.9 2.62 micro frac, lam
2 1735.54 H 7.9 2.62 micro frac, lam
V2 1736.03 V 0 failed
3 1736.46 H 7.4 2.61 micro frac
4 1736.73 H 7.7 2.62 frac
V3 1737.03 V 19.4 18.5 2.67 3.68 2.64 S.P., Irreg
5 1737.08 H 17.0 16.0 2.65 3.55 2.60
6 1737.38 H 16.2 15.4 2.65 3.67 2.99 lam
7 1737.63 H 17.4 16.7 2.65 3.61 2.82
V4 1738.02 V 16.9 15.9 2.66 1.99 1.53
8 1738.21 H 15.8 14.9 2.64 1.19 0.80
9 1738.74 H 13.4 12.6 2.65 2.14 1.76 lam
V5 1739.02 V 18.3 17.5 2.65 2.88 2.01
10 1739.10 H 20.0 19.4 2.65 58.4 37.0 frac
12 1739.88 H 18.3 17.5 2.65 37.5 35.0 lam
13 1740.17 H 20.1 2.65 68.3 lam, frac?
V6 1740.22 V 21.9 21.1 2.65 80.8 72.4
Weatherford Laboratories (Australia)
ABN: 81 008 273 005
3
) (mD) (mD)
14 1740.48 H 20.6 19.8 2.64 119 106
15 1740.97 H 21.3 20.7 2.64 492 460
V7 1741.02 V 23.8 23.0 2.64 160 140
16 1741.18 H 22.7 22.2 2.65 895 819
17 1741.69 H 24.1 23.3 2.64 570 513
18 1741.97 H 22.3 21.7 2.64 1129 1040
V8 1742.02 V 13.5 12.6 2.65 0.35 0.100
19 1742.20 H 21.3 20.6 2.64 1255 1137
20 1742.68 H 23.3 22.5 2.64 1924 1735
21 1742.91 H 23.4 22.6 2.64 2746 2438
V9 1743.02 V 21.3 20.6 2.64 827 752
22 1743.24 H 22.2 21.5 2.64 2494 2211
23 1743.51 H 21.3 20.6 2.65 146 135
24 1743.77 H 22.0 21.3 2.64 342 327 lam
V10 1744.02 V 11.4 10.7 2.46 0.12 0.018 carb lam
25 1744.13 H 19.3 18.7 2.65 69.2 62.1
26 1744.60 H 23.1 22.5 2.64 2448 2127
27 1744.82 H 23.5 22.8 2.64 2061 1849
28 1745.11 H 22.0 21.3 2.64 754 686
V11 1745.17 V 22.3 21.4 2.64 381 342
29 1745.39 H 19.0 18.3 2.65 58.2 51.4
30 1745.81 H 22.1 21.4 2.65 541 496
V12 1746.03 V 21.0 20.3 2.67 10.2 6.1
31 1746.10 H 21.6 21.0 2.66 111 100.0
ABN: 81 008 273 005
3
) (mD) (mD)
32 1746.41 H 13.6 2.60 carb lam, frac
33 1746.78 H 10.6 9.8 2.65 0.13 0.050 lam
V13 1747.03 V 8.9 8.4 2.66 0.006 0.002
34 1747.18 H 10.2 9.3 2.64 0.15 0.033 lam
35 1747.61 H 23.1 22.5 2.64 561 518
36 1747.93 H 21.8 21.2 2.64 128 121
V14 1748.03 V 23.6 22.8 2.64 306 284
37 1748.23 H 23.1 22.5 2.64 611 564
38 1748.52 H 16.2 15.1 2.62 3.28 1.90 carb lam
39 1748.83 H 14.6 13.2 2.57 1.89 0.31 carb lam
V15 1749.03 V 15.2 14.1 2.64 0.18 0.052
40 1749.13 H 15.1 14.2 2.63 1.23 0.50 carb lam
41 1749.43 H 10.0 9.5 2.52 0.23 0.12 carb lam
42 1749.69 H 18.1 2.66 frac, irreg
V16 1750.03 V 11.9 10.8 2.42 0.042 0.007 carb lam
43 1750.12 H 14.6 13.8 2.63 0.25 0.050 carb lam
44 1750.52 H 6.6 6.3 2.69 0.028 0.004 slt
45 1750.93 H 20.2 19.5 2.66 31.8 27.6
V17 1751.03 V 20.3 19.5 2.66 4.32 2.71
46 1751.13 H 19.9 19.2 2.66 26.4 22.8
47 1751.41 H 17.6 16.9 2.65 83.7 74.9 slt intbd
48 1751.90 H 13.4 12.6 2.67 5.4 2.12 slt intbd
V18 1752.03 V 18.3 17.5 2.65 1.18 0.65 lam
49 1752.19 H 8.1 7.8 2.72 0.096 0.004 slt
ABN: 81 008 273 005
3
) (mD) (mD)
50 1752.52 H 8.8 8.2 2.63 0.032 0.006
51 1752.91 H 16.5 15.6 2.67 46.7 42.1 dual lith
V19 1753.03 V 8.7 8.0 2.63 0.020 0.004
52 1753.12 H 9.4 8.9 2.67 0.018 0.004
53 1753.41 H 10.6 10.0 2.68 0.043 0.018
54 1753.84 H 18.7 18.0 2.66 18.0 15.1
V20 1754.03 V 17.2 2.38 0.27 S.P, carb lam, failed
55 1754.15 H 11.0 2.57 3.83 carb lam, frac?
56 1754.48 H 16.5 15.7 2.66 3.20 2.31
57 1754.96 H 9.0 2.71 lam, frac
V21 1755.03 V 10.2 9.8 2.74 0.003 0.002 lam, H-frac
58 1755.27 H 8.0 7.7 2.68 0.10 0.005
59 1755.88 H 16.1 15.4 2.67 12.1 10.3
V22 1756.03 V 14.2 13.2 2.69 1.01 0.22 slt intbd, H-frac
60 1756.19 H 12.5 2.71 frac, slt
61 1756.57 H 22.4 21.6 2.65 177 162
62 1756.93 H 21.0 20.3 2.65 68.5 60.2 lam
V23 1757.03 V 20.9 19.8 2.65 60.0 52.2 S.P
63 1757.22 H 19.2 18.3 2.66 27.1 22.9
64 1757.47 H 18.8 17.9 2.65 58.3 46.1
65 1757.94 H 17.2 16.3 2.66 565 503 lam, dual lith, frac?
V24 1758.03 V 19.0 18.2 2.67 1.67 0.79 lam
66 1758.21 H 16.2 15.6 2.67 10.0 8.2 slt intbd
67 1758.49 H 15.6 14.7 2.66 1.88 1.39 lam
ABN: 81 008 273 005
3
) (mD) (mD)
68 1759.03 H 16.1 15.1 2.67 8.4 5.7 slt intbd
V25 1759.10 V 14.2 13.2 2.66 1.52 0.036 slt intbd, fracs
69 1759.31 H 20.2 19.5 2.66 138 59.9 slt lam, frac?
70 1759.58 H 18.4 17.7 2.67 37.7 26.5
71 1759.87 H 11.4 10.3 2.68 4.58 0.19 slt intbd, frac?
V26 1760.05 V 4.3 3.7 2.65 0.002 0.001 slt, H-frac
72 1760.26 H 18.5 17.9 2.66 11.9 10.4
73 1760.60 H 21.1 20.3 2.66 107 93.0
74 1760.89 H 19.1 18.3 2.65 22.4 19.7
V27 1761.03 V 8.6 7.1 2.66 0.18 0.007 S.P, slt intbd
75 1761.21 H 11.4 2.67 frac, slt intbd, g.l
76 1761.83 H 9.2 8.5 2.68 2.36 0.046 slt intbd
V28 1762.03 V 11.2 10.1 2.66 0.51 0.028 slt intbd, H-frac
77 1762.14 H 16.3 15.5 2.66 154 138 slt intbd
78 1762.63 H 10.8 9.9 2.67 3.09 0.13 slt intbd, fracs?
79 1762.80 H 10.2 9.4 2.67 2.73 0.052 slt intbd
V29 1763.03 V 11.8 11.0 2.66 1.30 0.094 slt intbd
80 1763.20 H 13.5 12.4 2.66 8.1 5.2 slt intbd
81 1763.55 H 17.8 16.9 2.66 46.5 38.4 slt intbd
11 1793.58 H 19.5 18.9 2.65 50.0 45.8
ABN: 81 008 273 005
POROSI TY PLOT
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Well Growler-6
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Well Growler-6
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APPENDIX 3:
WIRELINE LOGGING REPORTS
(i) LOGGING ORDER FORM
GROWLER-6 DAILY GEOLOGICAL REPORT
SENEX ENERGY LTD Page 1
GENERAL DATA
COMPANY:
SENEX ENERGY LTD
WELL: GROWLER-6 FIELD: GROWLER FIELD (PRL 15)
RIG: ENSIGN RIG-48 WELL TYPE: OIL DEVELOPMENT
SEISMIC
LOCATION:
Mollichuta 3D Seismic
Survey (2008)
STATE:
BLOCK/PRL:
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
PRL 15
LATITUDE: 27 34' 00" South (GDA 94) LONGITUDE: 139 34' 11.5" E (GDA 94)
EASTING: 358817m East (MGA 94) NORTHING: 6949984m (MGA 94)
ELEVATIONS: GL: 37m (AHD) (preliminary) RT: 42m (AHD, prelim) DF: _________
311 mm (12.25") HOLE: 666m 244 mm (9.625") CASG: 664m WT: 36 ppf
ID: 8.921" (K55)
216m (8.5") HOLE: 1830.6m TD PLANNED
PRODUCTION CASG:
OD: 7"
178mm
WT: 23 ppf
ID: 6.37" (N80)
MUD SYSTEM: KCL/PHPA CIRCULATION STOPPED: 20:00 hrs, 1/11/11
WT:
9.7
VISC: 37 PV/YP: 10/14 pH: 8.5 FLUID
LOSS:
7.8 Cl: 47k
Rm:
Temp C.
0.116
25
Rmf:
Temp: C
0.101
25
Rmc:
Temp: C
0.319
25
KCl: % 2.0 Barite: Trace K+: 10.5
(MUD RESISTIVITY DATA FROM WIRELINE LOGGERS
EXPECTED
BHT:
84 C
(184 F)
GEOLOGIST: LES BURGESS MAXIMUM DEVIATION: 2.6@ 1384m
INFORMATION GIVEN ABOVE IS TO BE USED ON LOG HEADING SHEETS.
HOLE CONDITIONS / MISCELLANEOUS COMMENTS: (TIGHT SPOTS, DEVIATION, COALS ETC).
TIGHT HOLE: none
COALS: NO MAJOR COALS
DRILL STEM TESTS: NONE. CORED INTERVALS: 1734.8-1763.6m
FORMATION TOPS (DRILLER'S DEPTHS):
Cadna-owie Formation 1368, McKinlay Member 1444m, Namur Sst 1462m, Birkhead Fm 1690m, Hutton Sst 1788m
COMMENTS: (TO BE INCLUDED IN REMARKS SECTION ON HEADER SHEET):
PLEASE RECORD DOWNLOG AT OPTIMUM SPEEDS, SUITABLE FOR SPLICING INTO MAIN LOG.
PLEASE RECORD MUD WEIGHT ON LOG HEADER IN g/c3 and PPG.
PLEASE RUN HIGH RESOLUTION MODE (0.025m) FROM TOTAL DEPTH TO 1630m.
LOGS INTERVAL REMARKS
TRIP /
RUN
STANDARD MODE (0.1m/10cm) TD TO SHOE,
GR TO SURFACE. HIGH RESOLUTION
MODE (0.025m/2.5cm) TD-XXXXm.
1/1 MDL-MMR-GR,
MSS, MPD-MDN
(triple combo)
GR
TOTAL DEPTH TO
SURFACE CASING SHOE
@ 664m
TD TO SURFACE -
DUAL LATEROLOG, MFE, SONIC (FIRST
ARRIVAL), GAMMA RAY (NON-
SPECTRALOG), NEUTRON, DENSITY, PEF,
SPONTANEOUS POTENTIAL
AS SHALLOW AS POSSIBLE.
1/2) MFT-GR TO BE DECIDED IN
TOWN
PRESSURE SURVEYS ONLY
REMARKS: ALL OPERATIONS ARE TO CONFORM TO CURRENT SENEX ENERGY LTD AND
WEATHERFORD OPERATING PROCEDURES. PLEASE RECORD DOWNLOG FROM SHOE.
1. TENSION CURVE - TO BE DISPLAYED ON THE LOG FROM TD TO CASING SHOE.
2. ALL CALIBRATIONS (CASING CHECKS) IN CASING MUST BE PLOTTED VERSUS DEPTH AND
PRESENTED ON LOG TAIL, eg CALIPER AND SONIC (IN UNCEMENTED CASING IF POSSIBLE)
3. SIGNIFICANT ZONES OF SONIC CYCLE SKIPPI NG OR POOR QUALITY DATA TO BE NOTED (AND
POSSIBLY REPEATED) IN REMARKS SECTION.
4. ALL THERMOMETER READINGS W ITH DEPTHS ARE TO BE RECORDED ON LOG HEADER +
CIRCULATION TIME BEFORE PULL OUT OF HOLE FOR LOGGING.
5. RM, RMF, RMC AND BHT MUST BE ANNOTATED ON TRANSMITTED LOGS.
6. LOGS SHOULD INDICATE IF THEY ARE ON DEPTH OR NOT.
7. PLEASE INFORM THE GEOLOGIST OF ANY EVENT THAT M AY AFFECT THE LOGGING
OPERATIONS OR DATA TRANSMISSION
8. ALL LOG OUTPUTS ARE TO HAVE 10m DEPTH LABELS IF POSSIBLE. PLEASE SHADE
WASHOUTS WHITE AND STIPPLE NEUTRON / DENSITY CROSSOVERS (SAND).
9. PRESENTATION LOG RESOLUTIONS:
STANDARD RESOLUTION (600m/1970'/hr, 0.1m/10cm) AT 1:200;
ENHANCED RESOLUTION (300m, 985'/hr, 0.025m/25cm) AT 1:100 SCALE PRESENTED SEPARATELY
ON THE BOTTOM OF THE MAIN COMBINATION 1:200 LOG;
(1:500 LOGS AT STANDARD RESOLUTION).
10. PLEASE PROVIDE THE RIG SUPERVISOR WITH A CALIPER LOG FROM TOTAL DEPTH TO SURFACE
CASING SHOE, WITH HOLE VOLUMES, ASAP AT 1:500 SCALE. IF CALIPERS ARE RUN IN
DIFFERENT AXES PLEASE USE THESE ON THE PRESENTATION AND TO CALCULATE THE
VOLUME.
DATA PRESENTATION
All data is required to be transmitted by the Wellsite Geologist from the wellsite to the client's head offices as soon as
possible by E-MAIL (ASCII and PDF files). The following formats / data outputs are required. Logs to be printed with
10m horizontal depth labels if possible. PLEASE PRESENT LAS DATA IN THE STEP VALUE RECORDED,
NOT INTERPOLATED. PRESENT SEPARATE LAS FILES FOR DIFFERENT RESOLUTIONS.
Triple combo GR-Resistivity-Sonic-Neutron-Density rushed logs (paginated PDF or prints). Final data will
include TIFs, META files and LIS):
Logs to be printed with 10m horizontal depth labels. Shading to be applied to over-gauge hole.
SCALES: CALIPER/BIT 6-16", MDL-MMR 0.2-2000 ohmms, MSS 140-40 ms/ft, SP 50-50 mv,
MPD 1.95-2.95 g/c3 (limestone matrix), MDN 45 to -0.15 (limestone porosity), PDPE 0-10 (full track width).
Each log to have all calipers shown and easily identified. White/clear shading to be applied to over-gauge hole.
Stippling or coloured shading to be applied to neutron-density cross-overs.
TRIPLE COMBO ASCII DATA:
Please ensure that the ASCII data has the following LAS curves presented in this order:
DEPT GRGC GGCE DDLL DSLL MRRS MATC SPDL DT35 TR11 TR12 TR21 TR22 NPOR NPRL DEN
DCOR CLDC PDPE CGXT BIT AVOL HVOL SMTU MSPD.
GRGC-MFT (OR FRT) RUSHED LOGS (PAGINATED PDF OR PRINTS):
Please provide an ASCII output of summary table data if requested.
Please provide a paginated PDF output of just the build-up plots and summary table for quick e-mailing.
PAPER PRINTS REQUIRED DIGITAL DATA
LOG SCALE FIELD PRINTS
MONOCHROME
COLOUR
PRINTS*
PDF Paginated, 150 200 DPI if possible.
1:200 2 2
1:500 2 2
COMBO
PRESENTATION
(High resolution) 1:100
MFT/FRT-GR
(contingent) N/A (1) (2)
TIFF
FILES
Continuous, LZW compression, highest
feasible resolution (150-200 dpi?).
* FROM TOWN METAFILES
DIARY JOB DIARY (pdf, xls or print) CD 2 x FIELD, 2 x FINAL FROM TOWN
APPENDIX 3:
(ii) GROWLER-6 WIRELINE LOGGING REPORT
GROWLER-6
WIRELINE LOGGING REPORT
WELL / PEL: GROWLER-6,
PRL 15 (GROWLER-FIELD)
LOGGING COMPANY: WEATHERFORD
LOGGING ENGINEERS: J.ABLITT, L.ROBERTS,
R.HOUSE
GEOLOGIST: LES BURGESS
RUN Nos: / Mud Weight 1 - 3 9.7 ppg DATE: 2/11/2011
DRILLER'S TD / CASING: 1830.6m /664.0m LOGGER'S TD / CASING:
DEEPEST LOG:
1826.7m, 664.4
1826.7m
ARRIVED ON SITE:
LEFT SITE:
08:30, 28/10/11
05:40, 4/11/11
LOST TIME LOGGER: None
TOTAL TIME ON LEASE : 6.13 days LOST TIME OTHER: None
EVENT
SUPERCOMBO:
MDL-MMR-GR, MSS,
MPD-MDN
GR-MFT
LOG RUN No / TRIP IN No.: 1/1 1/2
TIME CIRC. STOPPED: 20:00, 1/11/11 20:00, 1/11/11
SAFETY MEETING
TIME TOOL RIG UP:
10:30-10:45, 2/11/11
10:45, 2/11/11 19:55, 2/11/11
TIME TOOL RIH:
TIME TOOL ON BOTTOM:
12:45, 2/11/11
15:15, 2/11/11
20:35, 2/11/11
23:30, 2/11/11
TIME TOOL AT SURFACE:
RIGGED DOWN:
18:57, 2/11/11
19:55, 2/11/11
03:30, 3/11/11
05:00, 3/11/11
TOTAL TIME, HRS: 9.5 9
MAX TEMPERATURE:
TEMP DEPTH / LAST CIRC:
91 C (196 F)
1808m / 19.25 Hrs
N/A
RESISTIVITIES (Ohmms)
Measured Temperature :
Normalised @ 24 C (75 F):
Rm 0.116 (25.0C), Rmf 0.101
(25.0C), Rmc 0.319 (22.0C)
Rm 0.116, Rmf 0.101, Rmc 0.319
16 survey points
RUN TYPE OF LOG
REMARKS:
HIGH RESOLUTION SECTION FROM TD - 1690m
1 / 1
SUPERCOMBO
FROM, (m) TO, (m)
GRGS 1813.1
SPDL 1808.8
NPRL 1815
CLDC 1821.2
DEN/HDEN 1823.3
664.4 BULK DENSITY
DCOR 1828.9
PDPE 1832.5
DT35 1836.5
MFE 1838.3
DSLL-DDLL 1843.05
MRRS 1828.6
MATC 1847.5
664.4 CALIPER
1 / 2 GR-MFT 1791 1729.5 16 FORMATION PRESSURE SURVEYS
^ Compressional
GROWLER-6
WIRELINE LOGGING REPORT
WELLSITE LOG QUALITY CONTROL CHECKS
LOG TYPE COMBO
LOG
REMARKS
CALIBRATIONS OK WITHIN TOLERANCE
REPEATABILITY OK GOOD WITH DOWNLOG & REPEAT SECTION
CALIPER CASING CHECK OK IN 9.625" (9 5/8") CASING = 8.92"
DEPTH MATCHING OK GOOD
OFFSET WELL MATCH OK GOOD
POOR DATA N NONE
SCALE CHECK OK STANDARD FOR CLIENT'S LOGS
MUD MEASUREMENTS OK GOOD
LOG HEADER / TAIL OK GOOD
IMAGES QUALITY OK GOOD
COMMENTS:
This was a problem-free logging run.
HOLE CONDITIONS:
Hole conditions were very good in this well. The well is basically in gauge with minor washouts of up to 2" at
1560m and 1520m. The hole was washed out through the interval 1490-1380m but was then predominantly in gauge
up to the casing shoe at 664m.
APPENDIX 3:
(iii) MFT PRESSURE SURVEY DATA
The original formation pressure for the mid Birkhead Formation channel sands reservoir was
originally of 2525 psia at 1702mSS (subsea depth). This was based on pre-production drill-stem
test and production test readings from Growler wells 1 and 2 take in August 2006 to July 2007.
When Growler wells 3 through to 6 were drilled the field had been on oil production and each
well showed a degree of pressure depletion indicating direct communication with the producing
wells.
For Growler-6, the results of the MFT pressure survey showed consistent depletion in all sands
from 1694mSS through to 1720mSS of up to 120 +psi lower than original pressure.
At a depth below 1720mSS, the reservoir showed no depletion and was exactly hydrostatic
pressure, at 0.433 psi/ft. or 1.42 psi/m.
The table and a plot of the survey results are included in this appendix.
MFT FORMATION PRESSURE TEST WELL: RT Elevation, m 42.0 (Preliminary)
DATE: 2-3/11/2011 Ground Level, m 37.0 (Preliminary)
Log Run Tool Extension Packer Quartz Gauge Strain Gauge Mud Wt Logging Engineer
Number Type Kit Type / Size Serial Number S / N ppg / sg WEATHERFOWitness
1 / 2 MFT 190464 239079 9.70 L.BURGESS
(Quartzdine 1.16 Lucy Roberts L.Burgess
CORRELATION guage)
m-ft constant
3.2808
NOTE: a deviation correction factor of -0.6m has been applied to calculate true vertical depth sub-sea (TVDSS) i.e mMD - 42.6m = SSTVD
RT + DEVIATION BIRKHEAD
Fm Pressure Data FACTOR, m 42.6
Formation Sample Time Hydrostatic Pre-Test Calcd Flow Drawdown Final Hydrostatic Hydrostatic
Number Taken Probe Before Volume Rate Pressure Build-up Temp Mobility Permeability After Difference
m MDRT m TVDSS ft RTSS (Y / N) Set psia cc cc/sec psia psia Deg C md/cp md psia psia
BIRKHEAD
1
1729.5 1686.9 5534.4 N 0:09
2899.19 10 0.29 12.9
87
2898.26
-0.93
BIRKHEAD
1 +10cc
N
10 2.50
87 0.00
BIRKHEAD
2
1736.2 1693.6 5556.4 N 0:32
2909.85 10 0.42 1613.75 2425.03
87
1.49 0.75 2909.93
0.08
BIRKHEAD
2 reran 20cc
N
20 0.83 470.19 2424.71
87
1.24 0.62
0.00
BIRKHEAD
3
1738.2 1695.6 5562.9 N 0:54
2913.44 20 2.25 821.16 2423.84
87.4
4.07 2.04 2913.18
-0.26
BIRKHEAD
4
1740.9 1698.3 5571.8 N 1:05
2913.47 20 1.51 2394.27 2426.88
87.7
134.23 67.12 2917.7
4.23
BIRKHEAD
4 reran 30cc
N
30 1.42 2406.13 2426.87
87.7
199.35 99.67
0.00
BIRKHEAD
5
1743.1 1700.5 5579.0 N 1:20
2918.06 20 0.97 2403.79 2426.88
87.9
122.46 61.23 2921.95
3.89
BIRKHEAD
6
1744.3 1701.7 5582.9 N 1:28
2923.81 20 0.93 2389.59 2432.8
88
62.25 31.13 2923.51
-0.30
BIRKHEAD
7
1746.3 1703.7 5589.5 N 1:36
2931.34 22 1.01 2386.83 2434.5
88.2
61.45 30.73 2926.96
-4.38
BIRKHEAD
8
1749.6 1707.0 5600.3 N 1:44
2932.58 20 0.99 1762.06 2443.75
88.3
4.2 2.1 2932.52
-0.06
BIRKHEAD
9
1752.2 1709.6 5608.9 N
2936.99 20 0.21 12.03 2475.36
89
0.25 0.12 2937.05
0.06
BIRKHEAD
10
1757.4 1714.8 5625.9 N 2:18
2945.66 20 1.01 2180.91 2518.51
89.3
8.71 4.36 2945.18
-0.48
BIRKHEAD
11
1759 1716.4 5631.2 N 2:28
2945.69 20 0.92 206.41 2518.51
89.6
8.57 4.28 2948.55
2.86
BIRKHEAD
12
1762.4 1719.8 5642.3 N 2:42
2954.12 20 1.06 2329.13 2548.97
90.1
13.94 6.97 2954.11
-0.01
BIRKHEAD
13
1767.5 1724.9 5659.1 N 2:51
2954.17 20 1.03 2323.22 2548.99
90.4
13.2 6.6 2954.03
-0.14
BIRKHEAD
14
1778.8 1736.2 5696.1 N 3:02
2954.17 20 1.02 2333.93 2549.01
90.7
13.81 6.91 2982.67
28.50
BIRKHEAD
15
1783.4 1740.8 5711.2 N 3:01
2989.14 20 1.12 2527.75 2592.43
91.7
50.45 25.22 2988.78
-0.36
BIRKHEAD
15 reran 10cc
N
10 0.97 2541.66 2592.44
91.7
55.67 27.83
0.00
BIRKHEAD
16
1791 1748.4 5736.2 N 3:21
3001.75 20 1.01 2554.17 2603
92.7
59.91 29.96 3002.23
0.48
Depth Depth Depth
WEATHERFORD
1790 - 1700m
GROWLER-6
Contractor Probe ID / Filter Size
APPENDIX 4:
WIRELINE LOG INTERPRETATION
This wireline log interpretation was performed by Les Burgess of Westminster Geological P/L.
Growler-6 Wireline Log Interpretation.
GROWLER-6
WIRELINE LOG INTERPRETATION REPORT
PRL 15, Eromanga Basin, South Australia.
Interpretation for Senex Energy Ltd by L.E.L. Burgess,
Westminster Geological Pty Ltd
March 2012
CONTENTS Page
INTRODUCTION 1
HYDROCARBON SHOWS 2
DRILL STEM TESTS 2
LOG DATA 2
HOLE CONDITIONS 3
MUD DATA 3
LOG INTERPRETATION 4
ENVIRONMENTAL CORRECTIONS 4
CLAY VOLUME CALCULATION 4
MINERAL IDENTIFICATION 5
WATER RESISTIVITIES 5
WATER SATURATION CALCULATION 5
POROSITY CALCULATION 6
LOG INTERPRETATION INTERVALS 6
LOG INTERPRETATION DATA SHEET 7
INTERPRETATION RESULTS 8
NET SAND AND NET PAY CRITERIA 8
SUMMARY OF CALCULATED NET OIL PAY 8
APPENDICES
APPENDIX A: NET SAND AND NET PAY TABLES
APPENDIX B: NET SAND PLOTS
APPENDIX C: INTERPRETATION PLOTS
APPENDIX D: APPARENT WATER RESISTIVITY (Rwa) PLOTS
APPENDIX E: POROSITY COMPARISON PLOTS
APPENDIX F: KEY INTERPRETATION EQUATIONS
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GROWLER-6
WIRELINE LOG INTERPRETATION
INTRODUCTION:
Growler-6 was an oil development well drilled from late October to early November, 2011 in the Growler
Field, PRL 15, South Australia. The well was locat ed 700m south-southeast of Growler-5 and 1km
southeast of Growler-1.
Growler-6 was drilled to verify the seismic amplitude modelling for the mid-Birkhead reservoir channel
and to prove reservoir extension southwards. The well was also drilled to provide valuable core data and to
increase oil offtake.
The well was drilled, cored and logged without major problems. No drill-stem tests were run.
This wireline log interpretation was closely matched to core porosity results across the Birkhead reservoir
section. Core descriptions were also used to subjectively define oil pay.
A total of 10.75m of oil pay have been interpreted in the Birkhead Formation between 1735.62 and
1747.78m.
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HYDROCARBON SHOWS:
OIL SHOWS
There were several oil fluorescence shows in Growler-6, either related to the mid Birkhead oil reservoir or
lying immediately below and above it in non-reservoir rock. The best shows were rated good to fair. Oil
was recorded in the drilling mud and the reservoir core sections wept oil in parts.
The top of fluorescence from cuttings was at 1730m (all depths are Logger's). Top of core fluorescence was
at 1735.3m, Core-1. The base of the better core fluorescence shows was at 1747.3m. Below the main
reservoir section, predominantly dull, poor oil fluorescence shows extended to 1762.1m. The lowest
cuttings fluorescence was at 1773.5m.
GAS SHOWS
All significant gas peaks in the well were associated with the oil fluorescence zones. Free oil in the mud
gave rise to higher gas peaks. The general chromatographic ratio for the methane to normal Pentane
components detected by the mudlogging equipment was 14:1:2:31:53.
DRILL-STEM TESTS:
No tests were conducted in Growler-6.
LOG DATA:
Log data was recorded in high-resolution mode, 0.025m sample increments, from total depth to above the
top of the Birkhead Formation. Standard resolution mode, with a sample step interval of 0.1m, was used for
the section above the Birkhead to the casing shoe at 666.4m, and for the GR log run to surface through the
casing.
The table below shows the Weatherford Wireline log data recorded in Growler-6:
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RUN /
TRIP
TYPE OF LOG: FROM
(m)
TO
(m)
REMARKS
Standard resolution data (0.1m) 1690m to casing shoe.
High resolution (0.025m) TD - 1690m
1/1 SUPERCOMBO Max. temp 91C/196F at 1808m after 19.3hrs static mud.
GRGS
1808.8
SPDL
1813.1
NPRL
1815
DEN/HDEN
1821.2
664.4/1690 BULK DENSITY
DCOR
1823.3
CLDC
1828.9
PDPE
1832.5
DT35
1836.5
MFE
1838.3
DSLL-DDLL
1843.05
MRRS
1828.6
MATC
1847.5
664.4 CALIPER
1 / 2 GR-MFT 1791 1729.5
16 FORMATION PRESSURE SURVEYS
Max. temp 92.4C/198F at 1783m after 31hrs static mud.
All tools performed well and remained within tolerance.
HOLE CONDITIONS:
Hole conditions were very good in this well. The well was generally in gauge with minor washouts of up to
2" at 1560m and 1520m. The hole was washed out through the interval 1490-1380m but was predominantly
in gauge up to the casing shoe at 664m.
MUD DATA:
The table below shows the mud properties current at the time of the logging run:
Hole size: 8.5"
Mud type KCl / PHPA
Mud weight 9.7 ppg
KCl 2%
Chlorides 47000 mg/l
Barite none
Ph 8.5
Yield point 14 lb/100ft
2
Funnel viscosity 37 sec/qt
Plastic viscosity 10 cps
Fluid loss 7.8 cc/ 30 min
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LOG INTERPRETATION:
This log interpretation was performed for Senex Energy Ltd by Les Burgess, Westminster Geological P/L,
using GeoScience's log interpretation software. Log interpretation parameters were derived from the
Weatherford Wireline log data. Nearby well data and core data were reviewed subjectively to assist in the
interpretation.
The formation temperature at total depth of 1830.6m used in the interpretation, 93C (200F), was
extrapolated from the maximum temperature recorded in the MFT formation pressure survey run. This was
92.4C at 1783m after 31 hours of static mud.
ENVIRONMENTAL CORRECTIONS
The following environmental corrections were made to the log data prior to the log interpretation:
Gamma-Ray (GRGS) corrected with a light filter for hole size and mud weight;
The Shallow Focused Resistivity log (MRRS) was corrected for caliper reading and mud-cake resistivity at
formation temperature;
Deep and Medium Laterolog (DDLL-DSLL, and MFE) were corrected for caliper reading and mud
resistivity at formation temperature;
Compensated neutron porosity (NPRL) was corrected for borehole effects including hole size and mud
density. No barite correction was applied. The data was presented on a conventional limestone matrix
scale;
Formation density logs (DEN and HDEN) was corrected for caliper reading and mud density during
logging. Caliper corections are shown by deflections in the DCOR curve on the logs, particularly in poor
quality hole sections. The data was presented on a conventional limestone matrix scale;
Pre-logging calibrations run inside casing gave correct readings 8.92" for the caliper checks.
CLAY VOLUME CALCULATION (Vcly or Vsh)
Clay (or shale) volume was estimated linearly using the gamma-ray curve. Clay volume is a very important
parameter in log interpretation and affects porosity and water saturation calculations. The selection of
minimum baselines for sand and maximum baselines for claystone was done manually and was varied
throughout the log section depending on the interpretation of clean sandstones and true claystone or
dominantly argillaceous siltstone units.
The bulk of the siltstones in the Eromanga and Cooper Basin sequence are finely arenaceous with
subordinate clay fractions. Erroneously selecting these as claystone beds for the 100% Vcly parameter
would increase the calculated clay-bound water volume and decrease calculated water-saturation.
The source of the clay parameters is indicated on the Log Interpretation Parameters Table below.
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MINERAL IDENTIFICATION
The Geoscience Software log program allows for complex lithology interpretations based on common log
responses for particularly minerals. For the Eromanga Basin, sandstones, silty sandstones, arenaceous
siltstones and argillaceous siltstones dominate. In places, carbonates occur commonly in the form of
calcareous, dolomitic and sideritic cement and thin limestone stringers. In the Cooper Basin, coals and
carbonaceous siltstones can also be well developed.
Within the program it is possible to apply a bias, based on local knowledge, towards certain mineral
combinations being present during the running of the log interpretation. This improves rock type
identification and matrix properties used in the porosity calculations. For this interpretation the bias was for
clean to silty sandstones. Few carbonaceous beds were intersected.
WATER RESISTIVITIES
Formation water resistivity (Rw) is a very important variable in log interpretation and has a major effect on
calculated water-saturations (Sw). Water resistivities are ideally derived from actual produced formation
water, such as from drill-stem tests or production zones, and have been analysed to show very little or no
contamination by drilling fluid. In the absence of produced water, apparent water-resistivity (Rwa) can be
estimated.
As there has been no formation water produced from the Growler Field, apparent water resistivity values
(Rwa) were calculated for the Cadna-owie Formation to the base of the Adori Sandstone.
For the Cadna-owie Formation to base of the McKinlay Member, an Rwa of 3.3 Ohmms @ 24C was used.
This was derived from a calculated Rwa plot that had an avg Rwa of 3.3Ohmms @ 24C, Appendix D.
For the Namur Sandstone to base of Adori Sandstone, a major part of the major Great Artesian Basin
system, an Rwa of 7.0 Ohmms @ 24C was employed. This resulted in water saturations close to 100% in
known, fully water saturated sandstones.
For the Birkhead Formation and reservoir section, a measured Rw value of 3.4 Ohmms at 24C (75F) was
used. This was sourced from the February 2012 drilled Spitfire-1 exploration well located 3.6 kms to the
west.
For the underlying Hutton Sandstone, the Rwa employed reverted to of 7.0 Ohmms @ 24C to result in
close to 100% calculated water saturations.
WATER SATURATION CALCULATION
The Indonesian water saturation equation was used as it is suitable for clean sandstones as well as siltier
sandstones with dispersed or laminar clay sections. This equation utilises the formation water resistivity,
the effective porosity, clay volume and resistivity and the parameters of 'n' (a saturation exponent), 'm' (a
cementation exponent) and an 'a' value (matrix tortuosity). Regionally, values used for these exponents are:
a = 1.0, n =1.8 and m=1.8 based on basin-wide core studies.
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POROSITY CALCULATION
Porosity calculations were based on the widely used neutron-density method as this method proved to be
the closest match to core derived porosity from the well.
The interpretation also generated porosity results for other porosity tools and combinations. Displays of
these porosity results are included in Appendix E.
LOG INTERPRETATION INTERVALS
The log interpretation was run over four principal intervals based on shale and water resistivity variations
and recorded log data resolutions to cover the section from the Cadna-owie Formation to the lowest full log
coverage depth in upper Hutton Sandstone at 1810.5m.
The following table displays the log interpretation variables used in the intervals:
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LOG INTERPRETATION DATA SHEET
WELL: GROWLER-6
Mud Res. @
24C / 75F
Mud Res.
Recorded Temperatures REMARKS
Total depth Driller:
Logger:
1830.6m
1826.7m
Rm: 0.116
Run 1: 91.6 C / 196 F at 1808m Three Birkhead Fm cores were cut.
Bottom Logged Depth: 1826.7m Rmf: 0.101 Run 2: 92.4 C / 198 F at 1783m Calculated Avg Rwa for pre-Birkhead 3.3 Ohmms
Casing: 664m Rmc: 0.319 Rw from Spitfire-1, Birkhead = 3.4 Ohmms @ 24C
Mud weight: 9.7 ppg
Extrap.
BHT:
93 C/200 F Temp depth, m: 1826.7
Hole size:
216 mm
(8.5")
RT:
GL:
42.2m
37.7m
Hours of
Static mud:
Run-1: 19.3
Run-2: 31.0
INTERVAL
CLAY ZONE /
Well
m
GR
MIN
API
GR
MAX
API
Rclay
Ohmms
Dtclay
ms
Dencly
gcc
Neutcly
pu
Water
Saturation
Model
Rw @
24 C/75 F
Ohmms
a m n REMARKS
1364.6-1470.0
1454m 30 160 10 92 2.45 0.30 Indonesian
3.3
Rwa
1.0 1.8 1.8
Cadna-owie Formation, Murta
Formation & McKinlay Member
1470.0-1687.0
1588.0m 30 180 12 86 2.57 0.25 Indonesian
7.0
to get
100% Sw
1.0 1.8 1.8
Namur Sandstone, Westbourne
Formation and Adori Sandstone
HIGH-RESOLUTION QUICK-LOOK LOG INTERPRETATION PERFORMED
1687.0-1783.0
1774.0 30 170 10 88 2.52 0.30 Indonesian
3.4
Rwa and
Spitfire-1
1.0 1.8 1.8 Birkhead Formation
1783.0-1810.5
1774.0 20 170 10 88 2.52 0.30 Indonesian
7.0
to get
100% Sw
1.0 1.8 1.8
Hutton Sandstone
(used same shale as Birkhead Fm).
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INTERPRETATION RESULTS:
NET SAND AND NET PAY CRITERIA
For net sand cut-offs, Eromanga and Cooper Basin standard parameters were employed. A minimum
porosity limit of 8% and maximum clay volume (Vcly or Vsh) of 45% were applied. The net sand
tables are included in Appendix A.
Net oil pay was further defined by calculated water-saturation not exceeding 75%. This is higher than
the conventional 50-65% Sw cut-off and is justified by the presence of fine grained and silty
sandstones having higher residual water saturations than coarser grained and cleaner sandstones. More
accurate water resistivities may result in lower calculated water saturations.
The net sand tables in Appendix A also display the interpreted net pay for the mid Birkhead reservoir.
The net sand plots, Appendix B, show the locations of the net sand zones shown on the tables.
The table below summarises the oil pay potential for the well based on 0.025m sample intervals:
SUMMARY OF CALCULATED NET OIL PAY, GROWLER-6
LOG INTERPRETATION RESULTS
Interval, m
(Logger)
NET PAY
m
Vsh
%
%
SW
%
Birkhead Fm
1735.62-1738.42
2.80 36.7 17.7 70.1
1738.57-1738.62 0.05 44.6 14.0 58.4
1738.9-1739.37 0.48 34.0 19.2 57.0
1739.57-1745.23 5.65 15.4 22.9 36.6
1746.01-1747.78 1.78 29.0 19.0 50.7
TOTAL 10.75
Growler-6 was perforated over the interval 1736-1747.5m and flowed oil at a rate of 1340 BOPD, with
no water production.
LOG INTERPRETATION APPENDICES
LOG INTERPRETATION: APPENDIX A
NET SAND AND NET PAY TABLES
LOG INTEPRETATION BY LES BURGESS, WESTMINSTER GEOLOGICAL P/L, 17/3/12
WELL GROWLER-6
STANDARD RESOLUTION DATA FROM CADNA-OWIE FM TO TOP BIRKHEAD FM
DEPTH UNITS m
RKB Elevation 42.2 m AMSL
MD INTERVAL 1364.0 to 1690.5
TVD INTERVAL 1363.6 to 1689.9
V-Shale Cutoff 45.0 %
Porosity Cutoff 8.0 %
Sw Cutoff 100.0 % FOR NET SAND DETERMINATION
Minimum Thickness 0.03 m
Maximum Caliper : 16.0 inches
Lithology Type : Any Lithology
Tabulation by NET SAND Intervals
MEASURED INTERVAL
GROSS LITHOLOGY H 326.3 m
TOTAL AVG POR 18.7 %
TOTAL AVG SW 97.3 %
NET POROSITY H 211.4 m
NET AVG POROS 24.2 %
NET SW H 211.4 m
NET AVG POR 97.5 %
NET SAND H 211.6 m
NET SAND ZONES 46.0 (SEE NET SAND PLOTS)
NET SAND AVG POR 24.2 %
NET SAND AVG SW 97.6 %
NET/GROSS Ratio 0.65
SAND NET AVG. AVG. AVG.
ZONE SAND Vsh POR. Sw REMARKS
(see plots) m % % %
CADNA-OWIE FM 1 1364.8 1379.9 15.2 34.0 18.2 100.0
2 1380.9 1381.3 0.4 42.3 17.4 100.0
3 1382.1 1382.8 0.6 42.8 17.2 100.0
4 1383.1 1383.9 0.7 42.1 17.3 100.0
5 1384.5 1389.7 5.1 38.8 17.6 100.0
6 1390.5 1390.8 0.3 44.3 16.6 100.0
7 1391.6 1393.8 2.2 37.3 16.6 100.0
8 1394.0 1395.3 1.3 39.8 18.6 100.0
9 1397.0 1397.5 0.5 42.8 17.1 100.0
10 1398.1 1398.2 0.1 44.8 16.3 100.0
11 1402.0 1403.4 1.5 37.9 14.1 100.0
12 1403.9 1404.3 0.4 44.1 16.6 100.0
13 1405.0 1405.6 0.6 41.2 17.0 100.0
14 1408.9 1409.1 0.3 43.9 16.7 100.0
15 1410.6 1412.0 1.4 43.0 17.2 100.0
16 1415.0 1415.7 0.7 33.0 13.1 100.0
McKINLAY MBR 17 1465.5 1466.3 0.7 38.2 12.7 99.6
1465.5m 18 1467.5 1467.8 0.3 40.9 14.1 99.8
NAMUR SST 19 1470.0 1492.4 22.4 8.8 29.6 98.4
1470m 20 1492.6 1496.7 4.1 24.2 25.0 96.0
WESTBOURNE FM 21 1496.7 1496.8 0.1 44.8 16.3 99.3
1496m 22 1497.1 1497.3 0.2 44.0 16.6 99.9
23 1497.3 1497.4 0.1 44.8 15.9 99.8
24 1499.7 1525.6 25.9 13.3 28.0 98.7
25 1529.2 1532.4 3.3 20.5 26.3 94.5
26 1533.6 1534.0 0.4 43.5 16.9 99.0
27 1539.4 1542.3 2.8 37.8 19.6 87.3
28 1542.5 1543.5 0.9 39.2 18.9 100.0
29 1547.2 1549.7 2.5 36.0 20.2 97.4
30 1551.6 1577.4 25.8 8.3 27.6 99.9
31 1580.3 1585.3 5.0 24.4 23.6 100.0
32 1591.1 1594.3 3.1 28.9 21.7 97.0
33 1594.8 1598.5 3.7 15.4 26.5 96.2
34 1599.2 1623.8 24.6 26.3 21.3 93.9
35 1624.2 1630.9 6.7 25.3 23.4 91.5
36 1631.5 1632.7 1.2 29.5 20.5 93.3
37 1633.1 1634.9 1.9 22.6 22.8 97.1
38 1635.5 1636.6 1.1 32.1 18.2 97.6
39 1637.1 1639.2 2.0 28.9 19.8 97.3
40 1640.2 1640.9 0.7 42.8 16.7 96.4
41 1641.8 1642.3 0.5 38.1 17.1 97.6
42 1644.3 1647.2 2.9 23.9 20.2 96.0
43 1648.3 1666.8 18.5 11.8 26.2 96.8
44 1667.9 1670.4 2.5 26.2 22.7 98.1
45 1670.4 1682.4 11.9 14.4 25.1 96.5
46 1682.9 1686.9 4.1 20.0 24.2 98.7
MEASURED
DEPTH
m
LOG INTEPRETATION BY LES BURGESS, WESTMINSTER GEOLOGICAL P/L, 17/3/12
WELL GROWLER-6
HIGH RESOLUTION DATA FROM TOP BIRKHEAD FM TO TOTAL DEPTH
DEPTH UNITS m
RKB Elevation 42.2 m AMSL
MD INTERVAL 1690.0 to 1810.0
TVD INTERVAL 1689.4 to 1809.4
V-Shale Cutoff 45.0 %
Porosity Cutoff 8.0 %
Sw Cutoff 100.0 % FOR NET SAND DETERMINATION
Rw Birkhead = 3.4 Ohmms and Hutton = 7.0 Ohmms @ 24C
Minimum Thickness 0.03 m
Maximum Caliper 16.0 inches
Lithology Type Any Lithology
Tabulation by NET SAND Intervals
MEASURED INTERVAL
GROSS LITHOLOGY H 120.0 m
TOTAL AVG POR 15.1 %
TOTAL AVG SW 82.5 %
NET POROSITY H 70.8 m
NET AVG POR 19.8 %
NET SW 71.3 m
NET AVG SW 81.4 %
NET SAND 70.8 m
NET SAND ZONES 47.0 (SEE NET SAND PLOTS)
NET SAND AVG POR 19.8 %
NET SAND AVG SW 81.3 %
NET/GROSS Ratio 0.59
SAND NET AVG. AVG. AVG.
ZONE SAND Vsh POR. Sw REMARKS
(see plots) m % % % Logger's depths. (Drlr was 1.5m deep to Logger)
BIRKHEAD FM 1 1697.93 1698.28 0.35 37.9 13.3 98.9 Top of high resolution interpretation
2 1698.43 1706.09 7.65 23.0 20.0 92.5 INTERPRETED TO BE WATER SATURATED,
3 1706.37 1707.79 1.43 34.9 20.7 86.0 NO FLOURESCENCE SHOWS AND HIGH CALCULATED Sw
4 1707.87 1708.64 0.78 35.8 17.8 99.5
5 1708.92 1709.72 0.80 36.1 17.5 100.0
6 1709.82 1709.92 0.10 44.1 16.7 97.6
7 1714.32 1714.45 0.13 41.6 12.2 100.0
8 1716.28 1716.30 0.03 44.7 8.8 100.0
9 1716.90 1716.95 0.05 42.2 8.5 100.0
10 1717.05 1717.08 0.03 37.1 8.0 100.0
11 1718.03 1718.20 0.18 41.8 10.1 100.0
12 1718.38 1718.63 0.25 42.8 8.6 100.0
13 1718.65 1718.68 0.03 44.5 10.1 100.0
14 1721.28 1721.48 0.20 36.8 8.8 100.0
15 1721.53 1721.58 0.05 42.5 9.4 100.0
16 1721.71 1721.93 0.23 42.5 10.8 100.0
17 1723.31 1723.63 0.33 41.1 9.3 100.0
18 1723.68 1723.71 0.03 44.5 8.1 100.0
19 1724.23 1724.46 0.23 41.7 10.0 100.0
20 1725.16 1725.39 0.23 41.3 11.2 100.0
21 1726.06 1726.09 0.03 44.5 16.5 100.0
22 1728.79 1728.91 0.13 44.2 10.4 100.0
23 1729.26 1729.64 0.38 31.8 10.6 100.0
24 1729.84 1729.94 0.10 42.0 8.3 100.0
25 1729.96 1729.99 0.03 44.9 10.9 100.0 TOP FLUORESCENCE @ 1730m
TOP CORE FLUORESCENCE @ 1735.3m
26 1735.62 1738.42 2.80 36.7 17.7 70.1 TOP NET PAY @ 1735.62m (TOP CORE PAY @ 1735.6m)
27 1738.57 1738.62 0.05 44.6 14.0 58.4
28 1738.90 1739.37 0.48 34.0 19.2 57.0
29 1739.57 1745.23 5.65 15.4 22.9 36.6
30 1746.01 1747.78 1.78 29.0 19.0 50.7 BASE NET PAY @ 1747.78m
TOTAL NET PAY 10.75 (BASE MAIN GOOD CORE FLUORESCENCE @ 1747.3m)
31 1748.31 1748.76 0.45 40.6 18.2 59.6 MAINLY DULL FLUORESCENCE FROM 1747.3m
32 1749.33 1750.31 0.98 32.8 17.2 69.5 (GOOD, BUT THIN, CORE OIL SHOW 1749.3-TO 1749.5m)
33 1750.46 1750.53 0.08 44.0 14.2 60.0 GENERALLY LAMINATED AND 'DISTURBED' SILTY SANDS
34 1751.14 1751.44 0.30 43.4 14.7 64.1 WITH THIN GOOD SANDS TO BASE CORED SECTION, 1762.1m
35 1752.04 1752.36 0.33 37.9 17.4 65.6
36 1754.96 1755.59 0.63 33.0 19.2 62.3
37 1755.64 1756.06 0.43 36.9 17.6 64.8
38 1756.17 1756.74 0.58 35.1 16.3 79.0
39 1756.97 1758.12 1.15 30.9 17.0 73.7
40 1758.74 1759.39 0.65 31.8 17.9 78.7
41 1761.02 1764.12 3.10 32.9 16.7 74.6 BASE POOR CORE FLUORESCENCE @ 1762.1m
42 1764.25 1769.85 5.60 24.0 19.8 67.3
43 1770.25 1770.88 0.63 38.5 15.9 68.3
44 1771.86 1772.43 0.58 35.3 16.9 79.3 BASE LOG FLUORESCENCE @ 1773.5m
45 1775.31 1779.31 4.00 33.4 15.8 68.8
HUTTON SST 46 1782.94 1791.92 8.98 20.9 20.0 90.9 WATER SATURATED
MAIN POROSITY 47 1792.15 1809.99 17.83 9.1 23.0 97.9
MEASURED
DEPTH
m
LOG INTERPRETATION: APPENDIX B
NET SAND PLOTS
LOG INTERPRETATION: APPENDIX C
INTERPRETATION PLOTS
The lithology shown has been interpreted by the program.
LOG INTERPRETATION: APPENDIX D
APPARENT WATER RESISTIVITY (Rwa) PLOTS
These Rwa plots were based on the Archie equation and used calculated log porosity and deep
resistivity readings:
Rw = Rt/F
where:
Rw = Formation water resistivity at formation temperature
Rt = True uninvaded zone resistivity (deep resistivity)
F = Formation "Factor" (a/Porosity^m)
Where a is the tortuosity factor and m is the cementation exponent with general values of 1 and 1.8
respectively.
Rwa values are read from clean (less than 10% clay volume), fully water saturated sandstones with
porosity greater than 3%.
LOG INTERPRETATION: APPENDIX E
POROSITY COMPARISON PLOTS
This appendix displays porosity curves simultaneously calculated by various methods. Of interest are
the comparisons of log interpreted porosity versus core measured porosity in the mid Birkhead.
Log interpreted porosities should be similar to the overburden simulated porosities derived from core
analysis. The difference between overburden and slightly higher measured ambient core porosities was
averaging around 1%.
LOG INTERPRETATION: APPENDIX F
KEY INTERPRETATION EQUATIONS
KEY EQUATIONS USED IN THE GS APPLICATIONS
ENVIRONMENTAL CORRECTIONS.
Gamma Ray Corrected for Borehole Effect.
1: THEN GRc=GR*(1+0.04*(MWT-8.3))*(1+0.06*(CAL-8))
2: IF CAL=0 THEN CAL=HOLE SIZE
3: IF MWI=0 THEN GRc=GR
where:
CAL = caliper log reading hole size (in.)
GR = gamma ray log reading (API units)
GRc = gamma ray corrected for borehole size and mud weight (API units)
MWI = mud weight (lb/gal)
Deep Laterolog Corrected for Borehole Effect.
1. X=LOG(Rdeep/RM):IF X<-1 THEN X=-1
2. IF X>4 THEN X=4
3. IF X<=0 THEN Rdeepc=Rdeep*.83
4. IF X<1 THEN Rdeepc=Rdeep*(.83+(.46*(LOG(CAL))-.26)*X^.4)
5. IF X>=1 THEN A=.566+.46*((LOG(CAL))*LG) :
Rdeepc=Rdeep*(A-(A-.814)*(.334*(X-1))*(.334*(X-1)))
where:
RM = Mud Resistivity at formation temperature (F)
Rdeepc = corrected deep Laterolog
Rdeep = original deep Laterolog
Medium Laterolog (LLS) Corrected for Borehole Effect.
1. X=LOG(Rmed/RM)
2. IF X<-1 THEN X=-1
3. IF X>4 THEN X=4
4. IF X<=0 THEN Rmedc=Rmed*(1.07+.029*X*(CAL-10.2))
5. IF X<1 THEN Rmedc=Rmed*(1.03+.03*(X.6)*(CAL-10.2))
6. IF X>=1 AND X<2 AND CAL<13 THEN Rmedc=Rmed*(1.04-.011*X+((CAL-8)/33))
7. OTHERWISE Rmedc=Rmed*(1.04-.011*X+((CAL-8)/33))+Rmed*(.01*(1+(X-2))^(CAL-10.2))
where:
RM = Mud Resistivity at formation temperature (F)
Rmedc = corrected medium Laterolog
Rmed = original medium Laterolog
Micro-Spherically Focused Log (MSF) Corrected for Borehole Effect.
1. X=LOG(Rsh/RMC)
2. IF X<-1 THEN X=-1
3. IF X>4 THEN X=4
4. IF X<=0 THEN Rshc=Rsh*.72
5. OTHERWISE Rshc=Rsh*(.7+.1*X)
where:
RMC = Mudcake Resistivity at formation temperature (F)
Rshc = corrected shallow MSF
Rsh = original shallow MSF
Invasion Correction for Laterologs.
1: IF RESD/RESS<=1 THEN RT=1.7*RESD-0.7*RESM
2: IF RESD/RESM>=1.1 THEN RT=1.1*RESD
3: OTHERWISE C=RESM/RESS*(RESD-RESS)/(RESD-RESM)
4: IF C=1/1.78 THEN RT=RESD
5: IF C<>1/1.78 THEN RT=2.18*C*RESD/(1.78*C-1)
where:
RESD = deep Laterolog reading
RESDc = deep Laterolog reading corrected for invasion
RESM = medium Laterolog log reading (ohm-m)
RESS = shallow Laterolog log reading (ohm-m)
Comments: If the medium and deep resistivity logs read the same value, then either no correction is needed because
invasion is very shallow or no correction is possible because invasion is extremely deep. Corrections used in the RT
program area derived directly from digitized Tornado Charts.
Calculating the Diameter of Invasion.
1: IF Induction logs THEN C=(RESM/RT)*(RESD-RT)/(RESM-RESD)
2: Di=33*(C+1)-min(100/10^(0.5*C-0.04))
3: IF Laterologs AND IF RT/RESD>1
4: THEN Di=10^(Rt/RESD-1)
5: IF Laterologs AND IF RT/RESD<1
6: THEN Di=160*(1-RESD/RT)
7: OTHERWISE Di = 0.0
where:
Di = diameter of invasion (in)
RESD = deep Laterolog log reading
RT = corrected deep Laterolog log reading
RESM = medium Laterolog log reading
Comments: If RT/RESD=1, Di cannot be determined. While the diameter of invasion is not used to correct other data, it is
a useful quality control indicator. Calculations in the RT program area derived directly from digitized Tornado Charts.
Compensated Neutron Log (CNL) Corrected for Borehole Effect.
1. CNLc=CNL*(1+.001*(TF-75)+.016*(MW-8)-.0004*SAL-.0000053*PSI)
where:
TF = formation temperature (F)
MW = Mud Weight (lb/gal)
SAL = Formation Water salinity (ppm)/1000
PSI = Pressure at depth (pounds/in
2
)
CNLc = corrected CNL
CNL = original CNL
Comments: If any standoffs have been used then log should be bulk shifted in the editing program using chart book
corrections.
Formation Density Compensated Log (FDC) Corrected for Borehole Effect.
1. IF CAL<=9 THEN FDCc=FDC
2. OTHERWISE FDCc=FDC-.096+.014*CAL-.00033*CAL^2
where:
CAL = Caliper hole size (in.)
FDCc = corrected FDC
FDC = original FDC
V-SHALE (V CLAY) EQUATIONS.
Shale Volume from Gamma Ray
1: Vsh=(GR-GR0)/(GR100-GR0)
where:
GR = gamma ray log reading corrected for borehole size
GR0 = gamma ray log reading in 100% clean zone
GR100 = gamma ray log reading in 100% shale
Vsh = shale volume from gamma ray log (fractional)
POROSITY EQUATIONS.
The following porosity equations are utilized in the log analysis program. Corrections for the effects of gas and oil are
performed by altering the appropriate formation fluid values.
Porosity from the Sonic Log (Wylie Method).
1: CP=max(1,CDTSH/USERCP)
2: PHIS=(DELT-DELTMA)/(DELTW-DELTMA)/CP
3: PHISSH=(DELTSH-DELTMA)/(DELTW-DELTMA)/CP
4: PHIsc=PHIS-Vsh*PHISSH
where:
CDTSH = shale travel time for compaction correction
CP = compaction factor (fractional)
USERCP = user supplied compaction correction factor
DELT = sonic log reading in zone of interest (usec/ft)
DELTMA = sonic log reading in 100% matrix rock (usec/ft)
DELTSH = sonic log reading in 100% shale (usec/ft)
DELTW = sonic log reading in formation fluid
PHIS = apparent porosity from sonic log (fractional)
PHIsc = porosity from sonic log by Wylie method (fractional)
PHISSH = apparent sonic porosity of 100% shale (fractional)
Vsh = shale volume (fractional)
Comments: Of the three one-log porosity methods, the sonic corrected for shale is preferred for wells drilled after 1957 and
before 1965. However, crossplot methods or the density log corrected for shale is usually better if the log data are
available. The compaction correction is used only if CDTSH>100. Gas corrections are made by changing DELTW to a
higher value, representing the travel time of sound in a mixture of gas and water. This value is approximated depending on
water saturation in the invaded zone and depth, and varies between 600 usec/ft at shallow depths to 300 usec/ft at depths
greater than 6,000ft (2,000 m).
Porosity from the Sonic Log (Hunt-Raymer Method).
1: DELTc=DELT-Vsh*(DELTSH-DELTMA)
2: C=DELTMA/(2*DELTW)
3: PHIShr=1-C-(C^2-DELTMA/DELTW+DELTMA/DELTc)^ 0.5
where:
DELT = sonic log reading in zone of interest (usec/ft)
DELTc = sonic log reading corrected for shale (usec/ft)
DELTMA = sonic log reading in 100% matrix rock (usec/ft)
DELTSH = sonic log reading in 100% shale (usec/ft)
DELTW = sonic log reading in formation fluid (usec/ft)
PHIShr = porosity by Hunt-Raymer method (fractional)
Comments: The Hunt-Raymer method is a newer formula that is a nonlinear calibration of observed porosity vs. log
response data. It should be used in clean sands and carbonates only, or log data may be corrected for shale first. It can be
used in uncompacted sands without the compaction correction described in the Wylie method given above. The
petrophysics program calculates both the Wylie and Hunt-Raymer sonic porosities, and automatically chooses the smaller
of the two calculated porosities.
Porosity from the Density Log.
1: PHID=(DENS-DENSMA)/(DENSW-DENSMA)
2: PHIDSH=(DENSH-DENSMA)/(DENSW-DENSMA)
3: PHIdc=PHID-Vsh*PHIDSH
where:
DENS = density log reading (g/cc)
DENSMA = density log reading in 100% matrix rock (g/cc)
DENSSH = density log reading in 100% shale (g/cc)
DENSW = density log reading in formation fluid (g/cc)
PHID = porosity from uncorrected density log (fractional)
PHIdc = porosity corrected for shale (fractional)
PHIDSH = apparent porosity of 100% shale (fractional)
Comments: The density log corrected for shale is a very good approximation of porosity. Gas corrections are applied by
altering the DENSW value (a correction is almost always needed if gas is present since the depth of investigation of the
density log is deep enough to see beyond the flushed zone).
Porosity from Neutron Log.
1: PHInc=PHIN-Vsh*PHINSH
where:
PHIN = neutron porosity corrected for lithology or gas
PHInc = neutron porosity corrected for shale (fractional)
PHINSH = apparent neutron porosity in 100% shale (fractional)
Vsh = volume of shale (fractional)
Comments: The neutron log corrected for shale is one of the least-accurate methods and should only be used if no other
porosity data are available. This is common for wells drilled prior to 1957 or for wells logged through casing or drill pipe.
Density-Neutron Porosity in Any Rock.
1: PHIdc=PHID-(Vsh*PHIDSH)
2: PHInc=PHIN-(Vsh*PHINSH)
3: IF PHInc<0 THEN PHInc=0
4: PHIxdn=PHIdc+(PHInc-PHIdc)/3
where:
PHID = density porosity log reading
PHIdc = density log porosity corrected for shale
PHIN = neutron porosity log reading (fractional)
PHInc = neutron log porosity corrected for shale
PHIDSH = density log shale porosity (fractional)
PHINSH = neutron log shale porosity (fractional)
PHIxdn = porosity from density-neutron cross-plot
Comments: This formula is effective even in gas zones and is based on the premise that the neutron log sees deeper into the
zone than the density log and thus is more gas affected. Shale corrections in the limestone/dolomite case could create
apparent gas crossover, and this may be real or a result of V-Shale values that are too high.
RW EQUATIONS.
Water Resistivity from Water Zone.
1: Rwa=(PHIe^M)*RESD/A
where:
A = tortuosity exponent (unitless)
M = cementation exponent (unitless)
PHIe = effective porosity from log analysis (fractional)
RESD = deepest resistivity log reading
Rwa = water resistivity at formation temperature
Comments: This is the classical Archie response equation. Use this relationship if no measured values of Rw are available
and only if a clean-water zone can be found. Porosity should be greater than 6%.
Water Resistivity from the SP Log.
1: KSP=60+0.122*FT
2: RSP=10^(-SSP/KSP)
3: IF RMF@FT>0.1 THEN RMFE=0.85*RMF@FT
4: IF RMF@FT<=0.1 THEN RMFE=(1.46*RMF@FT-5)/(337*RMF@FT+77)
5: RWE=RMFE/RSP
6: IF RWE>0.12 THEN RW@FT=-(0.58-10^(0.69*RWE-0.24))
7: IF RWE<=0.12 THEN RW@FT=(77*RWE+5)/(146-337*RWE)
where:
FT = formation temperature (F)
KSP = temperature factor (F)
RSP = RWE/RMFE (fractional)
RMFE = equivalent mud filtrate resistivity
RMF@FT = mud filtrate resistivity at formation temperature
RWE = equivalent water resistivity
RW@FT = water resistivity at formation temperature
SSP = static SP reading in clean zone
Comments: This algorithm should only be used if the SP log has sufficient character, the zone of interest is a clean, water-
bearing interval, and the result is reasonable for the area. Use caution since many SP logs are not calibrated and Rmf or Rw
can be measured carelessly.
WATER SATURATION EQUATIONS.
Water saturation from the Archie method.
1: IF PHIe<=0.0 OR IF Vsh>=1.0 THEN Swa=1.0
2: OTHERWISE Swa=(A*RW@FT/(PHIe^M)/RESD)^(1/N)
where:
N = saturation exponent (unitless)
PHIe = effective porosity (fractional)
RESD = resistivity of zone (ohm-m)
RW@FT = water resistivity at formation temperature (ohm-m)
Swa = water saturation from Archie method (fractional)
Comments: This method is the old standard of the industry, but it is now restricted to clean sands and carbonates. It
requires a good value for water resistivity. The exponents A and M should be calibrated to the particular zone being
analyzed.
Recommended Parameters:
(Generally used in Eromanga and Cooper Basin sandstones).
A = 1.00
M = 2.00
N = 2.00
Note: N is often lower than 2.0. For quick analysis, use carbonate values. Values for local situations should be developed
from core data. Results will always be better if good local data are used instead of traditional values, such as those given
above.
Water Saturation from Simandoux Method.
1: IF PHIe>0.0 THEN C=(1-Vsh)*A*(RW@FT)/(PHIe^M), D=C*Vsh/(2*RSH),E=C/RESD, AND Sws=((D^2+E)^.5-
D)^(2/N)
2: OTHERWISE Sws=1.0
where:
N = saturation exponent (unitless)
PHIe = effective porosity from any method (fractional)
RESD = deep resistivity log reading
RSH = resistivity of the shale
RW@FT = water resistivity at formation temperature
Sws = Simandoux water saturation (fractional)
Vsh = shale content (fractional)
Comments: This method is suitable for dispersed shaley sands.
CALCULATING LITHOLOGY
Lithology determination involves an intensive series of steps. First, a table of seven 'triggers' for the eight possible minerals
(excluding shale) are set based on the following:
1. Logical triggers (if GR>80 and RT<5 then lith=x, etc.)
2. Lithology from matrix density.
3. Lithology from matrix travel time.
4. Lithology from M+N method.
5. Lithology from K+A method.
6. Lithology from the PE log.
7. Lithology from the "photoelectric absorption coefficient", which is a function of the PEF, density, V-Shale, and
porosity (also known as "UMA")
8. Lithology from user-defined weightings.
These "trigger" values are all weighted differently for each method depending on how reliable it generally is, and the
validity of the various logs used to determine each. The triggers for each mineral are summed to determine the three most
likely minerals present. The relative percentages of each of these three candidates are then calculated by 12 different cross-
plot methods.
1. 2 mineral matrix density.
2. 2 mineral matrix travel time.
3. 2 mineral "M".
4. 2 mineral "N".
5. 2 mineral "A".
6. 2 mineral "K".
7. 2 mineral "UMA"
8. 3 mineral matrix density and travel time.
9. 3 mineral "M" and "N".
10. 3 mineral "A" and "K".
11. 3 mineral matrix density and "UMA".
12. 3 mineral simultaneous equation solution utilizing the FDC, BHC, PEF (preferred), or alternately the FDC, BHC,
CNL.
The results for each method are also weighted and then summed to arrive at the absolute percentage of each of the three
possible minerals. Including the V-Shale, GS can therefore determine up to four different mineral percentages at each
depth point - sufficient for most situations.
With fewer porosity logs the calculations become less reliable, and the more
the program emphasizes the user-defined lithology defaults. In the event of "non-porous" lithologies such as evaporites and
coal, special flags are set which are passed to the porosity routines in order to reduce the calculated porosities by a
proportional amount.
APPENDIX 5:
SAMPLE MANIFEST
Samples of washed and dried cuttings were collected for DMITRE and SENEX.
The manifest of samples despatched from the rig is included here.
Page 1 of 1
SENEX ENERGY LTD,
WELL: GROWLER 6
SAMPLE MANIFEST
TO:
Challenger Geological Service Pty Ltd
13a Weaver St
Edwardstown
S.A 5039
FROM:
GEOSERVICES UNIT-94
WELL: GROWLER 6
RIG: ENSIGN-48
WASHED & DRIED CUTTINGS FOR DMI TRE
SAMPLING FREQUENCY
30m: SPUD (11m) to 660m
10m: 660m to 1370m
3m: 1370m to 1830m (TD)
NOTE: full Mud logging commenced in 216mm (8.5") hole. The top-hole 311mm (12.25") samples were caught every
connection by the rig crew (not lagged).
NOTE: some doubling up of the nominal 3m intervals occurred in periods of fast drilling in non-prospective zones.
DEPTH
Box Number (DMITRE) From To
Box - 1 11m 1170m (30m, 10m,3m)
Box - 2 1281m 1180m (3m)
Box-3 1605m 1830m(3m)
WASHED & DRIED CUTTINGS FOR SENEX
SAMPLING FREQUENCY
30m: SPUD (11m) to 660m
10m: 660m to 1370m
3m: 1370m to 1830m (TD)
NOTE: full Mud logging commenced in 216mm (8.5") hole. The top-hole 311mm (12.25") samples were caught every
connection by the rig crew (not lagged).
NOTE: some doubling up of the nominal 3m intervals occurred in periods of fast drilling in non-prospective zones.
DEPTH
Box Number (SENEX) From To
Box - 1 11m 1170m (30m, 10m,3m)
Box - 2 1281m 1180m (3m)
Box-3 1605m 1830m(3m)
MISCELLANEOUS SAMPLES
CORE CHIP SAMPLES DEPTH REMARKS
CORE-1 1734.8-1744.4m
CORE-2 1744.4-1753.7m
CORE-3 1753.7-1763 m
APPENDIX 6:
FINAL WELL LOCATION SURVEY
South Australia
Petroleum Retention Licence PRL 15
Oil Well Location Sketch Plan
GROWLER # 6
INNAMINCKA SG 5414
GRS80 Ellipsoid
s 270 33', 59".9088
E 1390 34' 11' . 4896
000 39' 43".023
Well Name
Map
Spheroid
Latitude
Longitude
Convergence
MGA 94 Zone 54
Grid Reference ( Metres)
Easti ng 358 817.892
Northing 6,949 985.951
AHD (metres)
Elevations GL 37.652
BH 37.352
GROWLER
# 6 WELL
GROWLER 1 BM
El 21.433m.
E 358 000.539
N 6 950 277.870
VIC PET 1 BM
El 43.290 m.
E 358 810.503
N 6 949 617.272
Notes: This sketch Plan is Not to Scale
Distances and Coordinates are in metres
Datum for Bearinos
-
Grid
Co ordinates & levels obtained by GPS Survey
Datum
-VlC
PET 1 BM
Levelled by GPS
Authority for Elevations
-VlC
PET 1 BM
Estimated Horizontalenor less than 1.O0metre Adopted Elevation of Authority 43.290
Estimated Vertical enor less than 0.10 metre
Levelled By
-
W F Hedditch Nominees Pty Ltd. Date
Date 21st. November 2011 IEMS Surveyor
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N
APPENDIX 7:
LOCATION SITE MAP
APPENDIX 8:
INITIAL COMPLETION DATA
The Birkhead reservoir was perforated over the interval 1736.0 to 1747.5m. During initial
production testing, oil free-flowed from the Birkhead Formation at a rate of 1374 BOPD.
The downhole completion diagram is appended.
Well: Growler #6 Latitude:
PL: PRL 15 Longitude:
Date Installed: Elevation (RT): 42.1 m
Ground Level: 37.6 m
GL/RT: 4.5 m
1 1 4.40 0.00
2 1 2.500 0.37 4.40
3 1 3.688 2.441 9.59 4.77
4 1 5 x 2 7/8" EUE Pup Joints (3.11m, 3.11m, 1.89m, 0.48m, 0.18m) 8.77 14.36
5 1 Cross-over, 2-7/8" EUE b x 2-7/8" S-Max p 0.20 23.13
6 176 Tubing Joint, 2-7/8", 6.4 PPF, S-Max, J55 3.500 2.441 1668.20 23.33
7 1 Cross-over, 2-7/8" S-Max b x 2-7/8" EUE p 0.20 1691.53
8 1 X Nipple, 2.313" x 2-7/8" EUE 2.313 0.29 1691.73
9 1 Tubing Joint, 2-7/8" EUE, J55 9.58 1692.02
10 1 Weatherford Sliding Sleave c/w 2.313" "X" Down To Open 3.750 2.313 0.95 1701.60
11 1 Tubing Joint, 2 7/8", 6.4 PPF, S-Max, J-55 9.64 1702.55
12 1 Pup Joint, 2 7/8", 6.4 PPF, EUE J-55 1.24 1712.19
13 1 Weatherford T-2 On/Off Connector 2-7/8" EUE 5.891 2.313 0.45 1713.43
14 1 Weatherford Arrowset 1-X Double Grip Packer 6.000 2.500 2.33 1713.88
15 1 Pup Joint, 2 7/8", 6.4 PPF, EUE J-55 2.47 1716.21
16 1 X Nipple, 2.313" x 2-7/8" EUE 2.313 0.29 1718.68
17 1 3.10 1718.97
18 1 2.205 0.32 1722.07
19 1 2-7/8" Fill Disk / Debris Sub 0.19 1722.39
20 1 Tubing Joint, 2 7/8", 6.4 PPF, EUE J-55 9.59 1722.58
21 1 2-7/8" Half mule shoe (remnant of Auto release sub) 2.440 0.44 1732.17
END OF TUBING 1732.61

Estimated top of gun fish 1788.51
21 1 2-7/8" Auto Release Drop Bar Firing Head 3 11/16" Fish Neck 0.74 1789.25
22 1 4-1/2" Perforating Gun Safety Spacer 4.500 3.81 1793.06
23 1 4-1/2" Baker Perforating Gun 4.500 11.50 1804.56
24 1 4-1/2" Perforating Gun Bullnose 4.500 0.24 1804.80

NOTE DIAGRAM NOT TO SCALE

Size: Size: 7" Last tagged
Weight: Weight: 23 lb/ft
Grade: Grade: K55
Depth Set: Depth Set: 1823.8 mRT
by:

SIZE TYPE SPF TYPE
4-1/2" TCP 5 HMX
o
o
WELLSITE SUPERVISOR: DATE: 11/12/2011
TUBING INSTALLATION: DATE: 11/12/2011
DRAFTED BY: DATE: 14/03/2011
REVISED: DATE: N/A
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
1. SSD is down to open
2. Mechanical packer is 1/4 turn right hand rotation to set and release
3. On-off tool is left hand relelase, auto jay set
4. Bayonet tubing hanger is 1/4 turn left hand to release & right hand to set
LANDED WEIGHT: 44,000 lbs
TENSION: 10 klb tension
NOT TO SCALE Chris Derksen
ANNULUS FLUID: 8.9 ppg, clear filtered 4% KCl brine
INDICATED ST. WGT: 34,000 lbs
CALCULATED ST. WGT: 36,537 lbs
WORK-OVER: 2-7/8" Supermax, 6.4 lbs p/ft
PBTD: 1804.8 mRT COMPLETION: Sun Juee Pak
RE-COMPLETION: N/A
FORMATION Perforated Intervals
GUN: CHARGES:
WT(g)
REMARKS:
Birkhead 39 1736 - 1747.5 mRT
WELL HISTORY
652.0m RT Intake Depth: N/A
Ensign 48
36 lb/ft Top of guns not tagged, estimated Pump size N/A
P3200/NT55HE Depth Set: N/A
CASING DETAILS
9-5/8" CASING DETAILS 7" CASING DETAILS PRODUCTION STRING
9-5/8" PBTD 1804.8 mKB (tagged at 07/12/2012) Tubing Size: 2 7/8" S-Max J55 6.4 PPF
Perforated Pup Joint, 2 7/8" 6.4 PPF, EUE J-55
XN Nipple c/w 2.313" Profile & 2.205" No-Go
ORT to top of tubing head spool
Bayonet tubing hanger, 2-7/8" EUE (c/w 2.5" H BPV profile)
Tubing Joint, 2-7/8" EUE, J55
COMPLETION SCHEMATIC
-2734' 00" S
13934' 11.5" E
Growler 6 was spudded on 17/10/2011 by Ensign Rig 48. The well was drilled to 1830.6 mRT and suspended with 7" HT55HE casing with plans to
turn into a free flowing Birkhead Oil producer.
Ensign Rig 5 commenced completion on 04/12/2011. A bit and scraper cleaned out the wellbore, tagged PBTD at 1804.8 mRT, prior to a single zone
TCP completion being installed. The well was suspended prior to the production cellar being installed. The well was perforated across the Birkhead
at 1736 - 1747.5 mRT and is planned for tie in as a Birkhead oil producer.
TD: 1830.6 mRT
ITEM No QUANTITY EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION SERIAL #
OD
(in)
ID
(in)
LENGTH
(m)
Friday, 9 December 2011
DEPTH Top
(m)
1
2
6
10
8
13
14
16
18
19
4
5
7
21
ENCLOSURES
ENCLOSURE A.
1:200 SCALE COMPOSITE LOG
ENCLOSURE B.
1:200 SCALE MUDLOG
0
Growler-6
End of Well Drilling Report
PRL15, Cooper Basin
Prepared by: Hasan (Amir) Mousavi
Approved by: Cahn Nguyen
26/3/2012
1
Contents
1. Location map
2. Well data summary
3. Time /Depth curve
4. Well Schematic
Appendix
A. Drilling records
B. Daily drilling report
C. Daily mud report
D. Wellhead installation report
2
1. Location maps
3
4
2. Well data summary
Well Name Growler-6
Participants
Victoria Oil Exploration (1977) Pty Ltd
Permian Oil Pty Ltd
Springfield Oil and Gas Pty Ltd
Impress (Cooper Basin) Pty Ltd
Seismic Line Mollichuta
Location Co-ord.
MGA Zone 54 GDA 94
Latitude
Longitude
358817 E
6949985 N
27 33' 59.91" S
139 34' 11.49"E
Block / Well Type PRL 15 / Oil Development
Spud Date 12:30hrs 17/10/2011
Reached TD 19:15hrs 01/11/2011
Rig Released 19:00hrs 5/11/2011
Ground Level (AHD) 37.7m
Drill Floor (AHD) 42.2m
GL to DF 4.5m
Drilling Contractor / Rig Ensign International / Rig-48
Well Status Birkhead oil producer
17 1/2" Hole / 16" Conductor Casing
12.25" Hole / 9.625" Surface Casing
8.5" Hole / 7"Production Casing
12m / 12m
666m / 664m
1830.6m / 1823.8m
Mud: 12.25" Surface Hole 2% KCl/Gel
Mud: 8.5"Hole 3% KCl/Polymer/PHPA to 1200
2.5%KCL/PAC-R&L from1200 to TD
Water Sources Growler water bore or the Jack Lake bore
Maximum Deviation 2.6 at1384 m
5
Operator, service providers and government contacts

Name And Position
Telephone/
Mobile Number
Email Address
Senex Energy Limited
Ian Davies Managing Director
Office: (07) 3837
9900
Ian.Davies@senexenergy.com.au
DMITRE
James Coda, Principal Engineer
Office: (08) 8463
3716
James.Coda@sa.gov.au
Service Contractor Email Address
Drilling rig and Services
Adam Watts
Ensign International
Adam.watts@ensignenergy.com
Location/ Road
(Management, Conductor
Drilling
Preparation, Water Supply,
Survey)
Sue Dunn / Trent Ulmer
Dunns
Dunns (tanker)
Fyfe
Sue.dunn@dunnsearthmoving.com
Dunnsearthmoving@internode.on.net
Communication Ensign International Adam.watts@ensignenergy.com
Drilling Tools
Randy Franklin
Pathfinder MFranklin@Pathfinder.slb.com
Directional Survey Tools
Adam Watts
Ensign International Adam.watts@ensignenergy.com
Cementing
Girish Nair
Halliburton Girish.Kumar@halliburton.com
Coring Ensign International Adam.watts@ensignenergy.com
Drilling Fluids/Engineering
Andre Skujins
RMN Andres@iimetro.com.au
Drill Stem Testing
Glenn Babyak
OZDST operations@ozdst.com
Electric Logging
Jimmy Bangun
Weatherford Jimmy.Bangun@ap.weatherford.com
Mud Logging
Lee Huu Dung
Geoservices Huudung.Le@geoservices.com
Tubular Running Not required
Wellhead equipment
Steve Attwood
Wood Pressure
Control
Steve.Attwood@woodgroup.com
Drill Bits
Andrew Rowlands
Security/Transco Andrew.Rowlands@Halliburton.com
Fuel Supply
Adam Watts
Ensign international Adam.watts@ensignenergy.com
Geological
Les Burgess
Westminster Lesburgess@internode.on.net
Environmental Safety
SMS/Manuals
Environmental
Waste Disposal Services
ISRM
RPS Ecos
Veolia (Waste
disposal)
Transport/Logistics
Trucking - supply
Trucking rig move
Ian Richardson
KJM Contractors
Ensign International
Operations1@kjmcontractors.com.au
Adam.watts@ensignenergy.com
6
3. Time /Depth curve
7
4. Well Schematic
Wellbore Geometry Report
DF (4.5m)
17 1/2in 16in Operat or: Senex Energy
8m 8m Basin: Cooper
Well: Growl er #6
Hol e Profi l e
Hol e Si ze From To Length
i n m m m
121/4in 9 5/8 in DF 0.0 4.5 4.5
666m 664m 17.5 0.0 8.0 8.0
12.25 8.0 666.0 658.0
8.5 666.0 1830.6 1164.6
Tubul ars
Casi ng OD ID Li n Wt Grade From To Length
Stri ng i n i n l b/ft m m m
16" Casi ng Stri ng 16.0 0.0 8.0 8.0
9 5/8"Casi ng Stri ng 9.625 8.921 36.0 K-55 0.0 664.0 664.0
7" Casi ng Stri ng 7.0 6.366 23.0 N-80 0.0 1823.8 1823.8
8 1/2in 7 in
1830.6m 1823.8m
CASING-> <-HOLE
8
Appendix A: Drilling records
9
App.A1. Bit records
PEL DATE
FORMATION Winton Adori Birkhead Birkhead Hutton
REASON PULL TD BHA CP; BHA
OTHER ~ ~ PN ~
GAUGE IN CT 1 CT
SEALS 1 1 1 1
BEARING 1 X E X
A S N2 S
DULL CHAR SS BT LT BT
2 4 2 4
I
A
D
C

G
R
A
D
I
N
G
INN ROW 2 0 8 0
OUT ROW
MUD WT 9 9.6 9.6 9.6 9.6
LOCATION
MUD TYPE Spud KclPoly KclPoly KclPoly KclPoly
GPM 530 411 300 250 411
PUMP PSI 1100 1500 1820 700 1600
RPM 100/120 140 90 60-120 160
10/15 5/8 12 1-5 5/8
P
A
R
A
M
A
T
E
R
S
BHA TYPE 30' stab Packed motor Packed Rotary Packed Core Packed motor
WOB
MAX DEV 1
2.6 1.6 1.5
P
E
R
F
O
R
M
A
N
C
E
ROP
23 26 3.7 12.7
CUM HRS
80 38.5 17 44
29 67
ROT HRS
28.5 38.5 17 2 5.25
METERS
646 1006 62
1763
DEPTH - OUT
654 1672 1734 1763 1830
DEPTH - IN
8 666 1672 1734
NEW/RR RR 1 NEW NEW ?? NEW
JET
3/16-1/14
5X13 4X12 6 X 14 5X13
SERIAL
L-27417
7016956 L19548 300026 7016956
IADC
117
M123 437 M123
JST11XC
FC 519 JTC43C PDC 616 FC 519
MAKE STEALTH HTC PDC HTC TRI CORE HTC PDC
SENEX ENERGY
Bit Record
WELL 516
Nov-11
12 1/4
8.5 8.5 81/2 x 31/2 8.5
B
I
T

I
N
F
O
M
A
T
I
O
N
BIT No
1 2 3 4 RR x 3 runs 7
SIZE
TYPE
10
App.A2. Directional survey results
Survey No. Depth Deviation() Type
1 20 0.75 MSS
2 152 fail MSS
3 441 0.8 MSS
4 597 0.8 MSS
5 645 1 MSS
6 779 1.8 MSS
7 937 1.5 MSS
8 1080 1.75 MSS
9 1239 2 MSS
10 1384 2.2 MSS
11 1537 1.5 MSS
12 1652 1.6 MSS
13 1810 1.5 MSS
Growler 6 Survey
11
App.A3. Leak-off test results202011

LEAK OFF/FIT TEST RESULTS
WELL: Growler 6 RIG: Ensign 48 DATE: 22/10/2011
CASING SIZE: 9 5/8 (inch) SUPERVISOR: ........ R. Rossouw
A. MUD DENSITY IN USE: 9.05 (ppg)
B. HOLE DEPTH: [m] 2198 (ft)
C. SHOE DEPTH: [m] 2178 (ft)
D. LEAK-OFF PRESSURE (GRAPH): 395 (psi)
E. EQUIVALENT DENSITY:
LEAK-OFF PRES. (D) (psi) + MUD DENSITY IN USE (A) (ppg) 12.5 (ppg) (EMW)
SHOE DEPTH (C) (ft) x 0.052
F. MAXIMUM PRESSURE RECORDED: 395 (psi)
G. VOLUME PUMPED: 7.21 (gallons)
H. VOLUME REGAINED: 6.55 (gallons)
GALLONS 0 2.6 5.25 6.56 7.21
PRESSURE: 0 150 290 360 395
664
670

FORM
F-202
SENEX
ENERGY
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
P
r
e
s
s
u
r
e

(
p
s
i
)
Gallons Pumped
LEAK OFF TEST RESULTS
12
App.A4.Casing and Cementing reports
13
9 5/8 Casing and Cementing reports
Operator Rep : SHOE 664.00 TD 667.00 DATE: 19-Oct-11
From To From To Size Grade Weight Maximum Minimum Optimum
0 56 0.0 652.0 9 5/8 P3200 36 Triangle

ITEM ITEM LENGTH MTS OFF RUN
LENGTH RUN BOTTOM YES / NO Csg.WT Deviation
TD 667.00 ADD BLOCK WT
Shoe 0.450 0.45 666.55
1 11.560 12.01 654.99 Cent #1 middle Jt 1 W/Stop Ring. 1,220
2 11.560 23.57 643.43 Cent # 2 middle Jt 2 W/Stop Ring
Float 0.340 23.91 643.09 2,429
3 11.640 35.55 631.45 Cent # 3 collar on JT 3/4
4 11.640 47.19 619.81 4,793
5 11.510 58.70 608.30
6 11.400 70.10 596.90 7,120
7 11.400 81.50 585.50
8 11.520 93.02 573.98 9,448
9 11.520 104.54 562.46
10 11.530 116.07 550.93 11,790
11 11.520 127.59 539.41
12 11.560 139.15 527.85 14,134
13 11.400 150.55 516.45
14 11.550 162.10 504.90 16,465
15 11.560 173.66 493.34
16 11.570 185.23 481.77 18,814
17 11.520 196.75 470.25
18 11.550 208.30 458.70 21,158
19 11.510 219.81 447.19
20 11.510 231.32 435.68 23,496
21 11.520 242.84 424.16
22 11.370 254.21 412.79 25,821
23 11.520 265.73 401.27
24 11.560 277.29 389.71 28,165
25 11.570 288.86 378.14
26 11.510 300.37 366.63 30,510
27 11.550 311.92 355.08
28 11.560 323.48 343.52 32,857
29 11.560 335.04 331.96
30 11.550 346.59 320.41 35,204
31 11.510 358.10 308.90
32 11.140 369.24 297.76 37,505
33 11.530 380.77 286.23
34 11.520 392.29 274.71 39,846
35 11.550 403.84 263.16
36 11.560 415.40 251.60 42,194
37 11.550 426.95 240.05
38 11.540 438.49 228.51 44,539
39 11.550 450.04 216.96
40 11.660 461.70 205.30 46,897
41 11.650 473.35 193.65
42 11.650 485.00 182.00 49,263
43 11.640 496.64 170.36
44 11.510 508.15 158.85 51,615
45 11.540 519.69 147.31
46 11.520 531.21 135.79 53,957
47 11.560 542.77 124.23
48 11.640 554.41 112.59 56,313
49 11.650 566.06 100.94
50 11.650 577.71 89.29 58,680
51 11.640 589.35 77.65
52 11.650 601.00 66.00 61,046
53 11.520 612.52 54.48
54 11.670 624.19 42.81 63,401
55 11.650 635.84 31.16 Cent on collar jt 56/57
56 11.550 647.39 19.61 65,758
57 11.550 658.94 8.06 LDJ JT IN 5.030 - 1.97 STICKUP
58 5.030 663.97 3.03 Rathole 57 jts total + landing joint 67,442
59
60 M/U LANDING JT THEN LOOSEN COLLAR TOP JT 57
61
62
63 Total string weight with Blocks - 81442 lbs
COMMENTS
NT55HE BTC
CASING RUNNING LIST
CASING MAKE UP TORQUE
D.Hair
CDC
SENEX
Joint Number Depth
CASING TYPE: WELL NAME:
Growler 6 9 5/8

14
Size Weight Conn. Jts
OD (ins) (lb/ft)
Grade
9 5/8 BTC FS
9 5/8 36/NT55 BTC 2
9 5/8 BTC FC
9 5/8 36/NT55 BTC 55
9 5/8 36/NT55 BTC
No.sx Mix Excess Slurry
Water % ppg
336 168.4 75 11.8
205 24.65 30 15.8

Engineer:
Drilling Fluid Prior To Cementing :
CEMENTING DETAILS:
Spud mud
40bbls water
Preflush, Spacer Details :
Cement Type
MUD Displaced with Rig Pumps
.5
Additive
1810
Wash down several places - cmt returns after 80% displacement -33 BBLS
Start Disp. 1740

Drilling Supv: D.Hair M.Lennon
DISPLACEMENT
Displacement Fluid
Date:
Casing/Tubing Spool
Wood Casing Head 11" 3mWG-22-BP (9 5/8" BTC)
Est. Top Of Cement surface Displacement Volume (bbls) 197
Amount
Per Unit
.003 gal/sx NF-6
Centralisers:
Jt 1-2 c/c - 3/4 collar - jt 67/68 collar total - 4
Bump Plug With (Psi) 800 Displacement Rate (bpm) 6 -- 3
.003 gal/sxl NF-6

Added to
20/10/2011
Cmt
Cement
Hours:
Test plugs/csg 2500 psi - rig up including grippers took 2.5 hrs
Mix water Borrow Pits on day tank with 1 water truck hooked up for backup
Circ 1.5 hr to clean hole - No Halco top up and 30sx surface cmt added
Bump Plug:
12% Bentonite
Tally Total Landed at 663.97
663.97
Commence RIH 1400 Hours 9 0500 On bottom
1
Lead:Class 'G'
Tail:Class 'G'
1730 Hours: Start mix: 1630 Finish mix:
Growler 6
667 TD (m)
Permit:
Ensign 48
4.90
Well Name:
Length (m) From (m)
CASING AND CEMENTING REPORT
CASING AND EQUIPMENT RECORD AS RUN FROM BOTTOM TO TOP:
Hole Size:
PRL 15
12 1/4"
Rig:
RT to top of spool
To (m) Remarks
635.03 640.06 5.03
0.45
23.12
0.34 640.06
5.03 5.03
663.97
663.52
640.40
0.00 Landing Jt.
Thread lock
Thread lock
Thread lock
663.52
640.40
15
7 Casing and Cementing reports
DEPTH: 1830.00 SHOE AT 1823.82 DATE: 4-Nov-11
From To From To Size Grade Weight Maximum Minimum Optimum
1 161 1824.0 0.0 7 N80 23 <>
<>

ITEM ITEM LENGTH TOP OF RUN
LENGTH RUN ITEM YES / NO COMMENTS Csg.WT Deviation
1830.00 TOTAL 23 CENTRALIZERS ADD BLOCK WT
Shoe 0.400 0.40 1823.42
1 11.510 11.91 1811.91 CENTR ON STOP RING 773
Float 0.320 12.23 1811.59
2 11.200 23.43 1800.39 CENTR ON STOP RING 1,520
3 11.300 34.73 1789.09
4 11.280 46.01 1777.81 CENTR on 3/4 2,986
5 11.200 57.21 1766.61 CENTR on 4/5
6 11.460 68.67 1755.15 CENTR on 5/6 4,456
7 11.460 80.13 1743.69 CENTR on 6/7
8 11.370 91.50 1732.32 CENTR on 7/8 5,938
9 11.220 102.72 1721.10 CENTR on 8/9 6,666
Mrk Jnt 1 3.010 105.73 1718.09 CENTR on 9/Mkr jnt 6,861
10 11.530 117.26 1706.56 CENTR on Mkr jnt/10
11 11.350 128.61 1695.21
12 11.480 140.09 1683.73 9,091
13 10.990 151.08 1672.74
14 11.270 162.35 1661.47 10,536
15 11.400 173.75 1650.07
16 11.090 184.84 1638.98 11,995
17 11.300 196.14 1627.68
18 11.310 207.45 1616.37 13,462
19 11.170 218.62 1605.20
20 11.280 229.90 1593.92 14,919
21 11.200 241.10 1582.72
22 11.180 252.28 1571.54 16,372
23 11.440 263.72 1560.10
24 11.440 275.16 1548.66 17,856
25 11.080 286.24 1537.58
26 11.060 297.30 1526.52 19,293
27 11.080 308.38 1515.44
28 11.290 319.67 1504.15
29 11.800 331.47 1492.35 21,510
30 11.240 342.71 1481.11
31 11.170 353.88 1469.94 22,965
32 11.380 365.26 1458.56
33 11.300 376.56 1447.26
34 11.420 387.98 1435.84 25,178
35 11.280 399.26 1424.56
36 11.050 410.31 1413.51 26,627
37 11.460 421.77 1402.05
38 11.080 432.85 1390.97 28,089
39 11.110 443.96 1379.86
Joint Number Depth
CASING RUNNING LIST
CASING MAKE UP TORQUE
FORM
CRL-1
ENSIGN
Growler-6 7" N80 BTC 48
Operator Rep : R. Rossouw
BOTTOM OF HOLE

16

CASING TYPE:

LENGTH RUN BOTTOM YES / NO COMMENTS
Csg.WT
Deviation
40 11.400 455.36 1368.46 29,550
41 11.320 466.68 1357.14
42 11.360 478.04 1345.78 31,022
43 11.300 489.34 1334.48
44 11.180 500.52 1323.30 32,481
45 11.190 511.71 1312.11
46 11.480 523.19 1300.63 33,952
47 11.440 534.63 1289.19
48 11.000 545.63 1278.19 35,408
49 11.170 556.80 1267.02
50 11.410 568.21 1255.61 36,874
51 11.250 579.46 1244.36
52 10.840 590.30 1233.52 38,307
53 11.580 601.88 1221.94
54 11.440 613.32 1210.50 39,801
55 11.410 624.73 1199.09
56 11.330 636.06 1187.76 41,277
57 11.100 647.16 1176.66
58 11.460 658.62 1165.20 42,741
59 11.210 669.83 1153.99
60 11.370 681.20 1142.62
61 11.080 692.28 1131.54 44,925
62 10.990 703.27 1120.55 45,638
63 11.670 714.94 1108.88
64 11.340 726.28 1097.54 47,131
65 11.240 737.52 1086.30
66 11.180 748.70 1075.12 48,586
67 11.340 760.04 1063.78
68 11.370 771.41 1052.41 50,060
69 11.370 782.78 1041.04
70 11.570 794.35 1029.47 51,549
71 11.350 805.70 1018.12
72 11.470 817.17 1006.65 53,030
73 11.410 828.58 995.24
74 11.130 839.71 984.11 54,492
75 11.160 850.87 972.95
76 11.490 862.36 961.46 55,962
77 11.440 873.80 950.02
78 11.320 885.12 938.70 57,439
79 11.310 896.43 927.39
80 11.410 907.84 915.98 58,914
81 11.390 919.23 904.59
82 11.340 930.57 893.25 60,389
83 11.480 942.05 881.77
84 11.290 953.34 870.48 61,866
85 11.350 964.69 859.13
86 11.090 975.78 848.04 63,322
87 11.470 987.25 836.57
88 11.420 998.67 825.15 64,808
FORM
CRL-1
CASING RUNNING LIST

WELL NAME:
Growler-6
7" N80 BTC
17
Csg.WT
Deviation
89 11.360 1010.03 813.79
90 11.500 1021.53 802.29 66,291
91 11.340 1032.87 790.95
92 11.270 1044.14 779.68 67,759
93 11.510 1055.65 768.17
94 11.330 1066.98 756.84 69,241
95 11.440 1078.42 745.40
96 11.390 1089.81 734.01 70,722
97 11.550 1101.36 722.46
98 11.270 1112.63 711.19 72,203
99 11.370 1124.00 699.82
100 11.370 1135.37 688.45 73,679
101 11.130 1146.50 677.32
102 11.300 1157.80 666.02 75,135
103 11.230 1169.03 654.79
104 11.370 1180.40 643.42 CENTR on 103/104 76,601
105 11.240 1191.64 632.18
106 11.380 1203.02 620.80 CENTR on 105/106 78,069
107 11.390 1214.41 609.41
108 11.420 1225.83 597.99 79,549
109 11.380 1237.21 586.61
110 11.100 1248.31 575.51 81,008
111 11.540 1259.85 563.97
112 11.200 1271.05 552.77 82,484
113 11.270 1282.32 541.50
114 11.360 1293.68 530.14 83,952
115 10.900 1304.58 519.24
116 11.350 1315.93 507.89 85,396
117 11.340 1327.27 496.55
118 11.120 1338.39 485.43 86,854
119 11.230 1349.62 474.20
120 11.400 1361.02 462.80 88,322
121 11.290 1372.31 451.51
122 11.540 1383.85 439.97 89,804
123 11.470 1395.32 428.50
124 11.550 1406.87 416.95 91,298
125 11.280 1418.15 405.67
126 11.230 1429.38 394.44 92,759
127 11.490 1440.87 382.95
128 11.190 1452.06 371.76 94,230
129 11.200 1463.26 360.56
130 11.370 1474.63 349.19 95,695
131 11.350 1485.98 337.84
132 11.280 1497.26 326.56 97,164
133 11.170 1508.43 315.39
134 11.440 1519.87 303.95 98,631
135 11.230 1531.10 292.72
136 11.280 1542.38 281.44 100,092
137 11.490 1553.87 269.95

Growler-6
CASING RUNNING LIST
WELL NAME: CASING TYPE:
FORM
CRL-1
7" N80 BTC
CENTR on 107/108

18
Csg.WT
Deviation
138 11.440 1565.31 258.51 101,580
139 11.440 1576.75 247.07
140 11.250 1588.00 235.82 103,052
141 11.230 1599.23 224.59
142 11.170 1610.40 213.42 104,506
143 11.270 1621.67 202.15
144 11.430 1633.10 190.72 105,979
145 11.090 1644.19 179.63
146 11.200 1655.39 168.43 107,425
147 11.080 1666.47 157.35
148 11.520 1677.99 145.83 108,892
149 11.140 1689.13 134.69
150 11.110 1700.24 123.58
151 11.540 1711.78 112.04
152 11.380 1723.16 100.66
153 11.150 1734.31 89.51
154 11.060 1745.37 78.45
155 11.540 1756.91 66.91 114,013
156 11.200 1768.11 55.71
157 11.160 1779.27 44.55
158 11.440 1790.71 33.11
159 11.530 1802.24 21.58
160 11.410 1813.65 10.17
161 11.170 1824.82 -1.00 118,420
FORM
CRL-1
CASING RUNNING LIST

7" N80 BTC Growler-6
19
202011
Size Weight Conn. Jts
OD (ins) (lb/ft)
Grade
7 BTC FS
7 23/NT80 BTC 1
7 BTC FC
7 23/NT80 BTC 8
7 26/NT80 BTC 1 x Mrk
7 23/NT81 BTC 152
Volume Mix Excess Slurry
bbl Water % ppg
30 28.6 0 10
95.6 76.1 25 11.8
26.6 15.5 25 15.8

Cement Type
Lead:Class 'G' 12% Bentonite

695 Displacement Volume (bbls)
07:02

Date:
40 bbls sapp - 10bbls water
Preflush, Spacer Details :
Est. Top Of Cement
Drilling Supv: R. Rossouw
07:05
Engineer:
Displaced with Rig Pump
Hours:
7" Csg went in hole with no problems. 1 x Marker jt @ 1721.10/1718.09m
Start Disp. 1 07:55 Bump Plug:
Drill Mud
4/11/2011
234
Amount
Per Unit
%H344, 0.1%SCR-100
Borrow-pit water used for cementing
06:15 Finish mix:
Test plugs/csg 2500 psi bleed back 1.9 bbls
Centralisers:
2 on shoe track, 8 over prod zone, 3 at shoe. Total 13
Bump Plug With (Psi) 1,000 Displacement Rate (bpm) 6 -- 2.5
Cement
Hours: Start mix:
1%H567, 0.2%CFR-3
Commence RIH 03:30 Hours
%H344, 0.1%SCR-100
Tail:Class 'G'
Scavenger
CEMENTING DETAILS:
Kcl Polymer
Cement
Drilling Fluid Prior To Cementing :
Casing/Tubing Spool
Wood Casing Head 11" 3mWG X 7-16" 5K
Dion Clapp
DISPLACEMENT
Displacement Fluid
Cement
0.75
13:30 On bottom
Ens ign 48
4.4
Well Name:
Tally Total Landed at 1823.82
1824.82
Rig:
RT to top of spool
Growler-6
1830 TD (m)
Permit:
0.40
To (m) Remarks
CASING AND CEMENTING REPORT
CASING AND EQUIPMENT RECORD AS RUN FROM BOTTOM TO TOP:
Hole Size:
PRL 15
8.5"
Length (m) From (m)
11.51
0.32
1719.09
3.01 1721.10
1823.82
1823.42
90.49 1811.59
1811.91
1718.09 1824.82 STICKUP 1m
1718.09
12% Bentonite
Additive
14
Added to
Thread lock
Thread lock
1823.42
1811.91
1811.59 Thread lock
1721.10
20
Appendix B: Daily drilling reports
21
202011
WELL NAME PERMIT RIG RT-GL (m) DEPTH (m) (2400hrs) TVD (m) 24hr PROGRESS (m)
Growler 6 PRL 15 Ensign 48 4.5 162 0 150
HOLE SIZE (in) LAST CASING (in) SHOE DEPTH (m) MASP SUPERVISOR SAFETY ADVISOR
12 1/4 16" 8 D.Hair ~
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
FROM TO HOURS End MD Class Code Operation Phase Trouble
0-0 8.0 WO COND O
8.0
8.0 RU COND O
8.0 RU COND O
1200 12.0 8.0
1200 1230 0.5 8.0
1230 1500 2.5 30.0
1500 1530 0.5 30.0 TT S COND RR
1530 1600 0.5 30.0 PD S COND NT
1600 1830 2.5 105.0 PD D COND NT
1830 2030 2.0 105.0 TT D COND HC
2030 2300 2.5 162.0 PD D COND NT
2300 2400 1.0 162.0 TT S COND JF

24.0
OPERATOR CONTRACTOR MUD ENGINEER CEMENTERS ELECTRIC LOGGERS AC TECH
1 20 1 0
LAST BOP DRILL EMERGENCY DRILL LAST BOP TEST BOP TEST DUE MEETINGS WEEKLY MEETING
PTSM - Prespud 1
DEPTH (m) TRIP GAS (%) B'GRD GAS (%) PORE PRESS (ppg) ECD (ppg) FORMATION LITHOLOGY
Eyre clays
DENSITY (ppg) VISCOSITY(Secs) PV/YP GELS 10/10 WL API (cc/30min) WL HTHP(cc/30min)
9.1 33 3/8 7/9
SAND % CHLORIDES(mg/l) MBT TEMP C HOLE VOL(bbl) SURF VOL(bbl)
1.5 3,500 76.5 29 61 240
No.1 STROKE(in) SPM GPM - 530 AV-DP(m/min) AV-DC(m/min)
6 100 285 98 122/153
No.2 STROKE(in) SPM GPM AV-DP(m/min)
51/2 110 247
SHAKER 1 SREEENS SREEENS SHAKER 3 SREEENS DESILTER RUN
3x100 3x100
BIT No. SIZE IADC CODE SERIAL No. NOZZLES DEPTH IN
1 RR 12 1/4 117 L29417 3/16-1/14 12
HOURS CUM. HOURS WOB RPM JET VELOCITY HHP at BIT
7.5 7.5 5-20 120 233 140
SURVEY No. DEPTH AZIMUTH [true] TVD TYPE
1 20 0.0 0.0
12.0 12.0
7.5 7.5
1.5 1.5
BHA No. 1 2.0 2.0
TOOL OD (in) SERIAL No, CUM HOURS
BIT 12 1/4 L29417
BIT SUB 8.00
STAB 12.25 S814
2 X8" DC 8.00
XO 8
12 X6.5 DC 6.5
HOFCO JAR 6.75 J656
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25
0.5 0.5

BHA LENGTH (m) TOTAL O/A
BHA WEIGHT STRING WEIGHT DRAG DOWN TORQUE-ON BOTTOM TORQUE-OFF BOTTOM 0.5 0.5
55 80 2 TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 24.0
WEATHER STATE RAINFALL VISIBILITY WIND SPEED
Dust/sand storm Nil FAIR ESE 20/40 - 50
GEL(sx) BARITE(sx) DRILL WATER POT WATER DIESEL FUEL (litres) FUEL USED (litres)
250 880 Bore/Pits 80 38675 1700
TRUCKS LOADS

ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
DULL CONDITION
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
Ensign to hotshot another survey tool
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
FIT
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES

BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.3
0.99
1.78
199.29
Circulate - Trip out to recover survey barrel - run in hole 0500hrs - Drill to 178m
Drill ahead to csg depth
8
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
71/2
SHAKER 2
pH
7.5
KCL %
1.5

1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
1850
Water Cart/Dunns TOTAL
24
Hold Prespud meeting with Drill crew
SPP(psi)
TYPE
DEVIATION
.75
TYPE
JST11XC
AVERAGE ROP
20

18.19
0.28
112.97
9.15
18.56
37.07
80
AVERAGE ROP
Hold PTSM - Con't rig uo & maintenance - work on mud pumps
Cut conductor - set riser - strap & clean drill pipe
Build premix - Pressure test all lines & TDS to 1500 psi - 250 psi
Wait on mix pump switch - check safety gear on rig -
Complete check lists - meet with maintenance & staff & check ModuSpec requirements
SPUD GROWLER 6 @ 1230 HRS Tag 12.0m RKB Drill 12 1/4 hole to 30m
Start survey - restring survey line
Survey @ 20m 3/4 deg
Drill 30m to 105m
Circulate and clean out mud rings
Drill 105m to 162m
Survey @ 152m - Survey Tool parted on retrieval
Circulate to trip out to recover tool
DRAG UP
5
TEMPERATURE
17/30
CEMENT(sx)
19. SIDETRACK
17/10/2011
1
915
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
RIG MANAGER
M Jarret
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 178
DAILY COST
- $
GEOLOGIST

DAILY DRILLING REPORT
SCR - spm
DESANDER RUN CENTRIFUGE
RIG RELEASE
29 RMR
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
600
FILTER CAKE (1/32') SOLIDS %
1 3.9
LOSSES MUD Co
SPUD
14. LOGGING
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
18. KICK CONTROL
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
150
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND - MUD RINGS
8. HANDLE BHA
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
DDR 1
9 5/8" casing 7" casing
79 62
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM

264
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
22
0011
12 1/4 16" 8 D.Hair ~
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0-0 0030 0.5 162.0 TT O COND TF
0030 0230 2.0 162.0 TT O COND TF
0230 0330 1.0 162.0 PD O COND O
0330 0500 1.5 162.0 TT RR COND TF
0500 1200 7.0 354.0 PD D COND NT
1200 1230 0.5 354.0 PD O COND NT
1230 1630 4.0 451.0 PD D COND NT
1630 1700 0.5 451.0 PD S COND NT
1700 2330 6.5 607.0 PD D COND NT
2330 2400 0.5 607.0 PD S COND NT

24.0
OPERATOR CONTRACTOR MUD ENGINEER CEMENTERS ELECTRIC LOGGERS OTHER
1 20 1 0
PTSM 16/10
Winton
9.45 30 4/15 9/10
2 51,000 22.5 42 260 280
6 100 285 98 122/153
51/2 110 247
3x100 3x100
1 RR 12 1/4 117 L29417 3/16-1/14 12
17.5 25 5-20 120 233 145
1 30 Totco 0.0 0.0
2 152 0.0 12.0
3 441 17.5 25.0
4 597
5
1.0 2.5
BHA No. 1 0.0 2.0
BIT 12 1/4 L29417
BIT SUB 8.00
STAB 12.25 S814
2 X8" DC 8.00
XO 8
12 X6.5 DC 6.5
HOFCO JAR 6.75 J656
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25
4.0 4.5

1.0 1.0
55 80 2 4-6 2 TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 48.0
good Nil FAIR SE 15/25
250 880 Bore/Pits 80 35375 3300
TRUCKS LOADS

ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
DULL CONDITION
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
Ensign Maintenance Crew Change
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
FIT
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES

BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.3
0.99
1.78
1
.8
.8
199.29
Drill to 655 - circ & survey - samples indicate sand/siltstone - drill to 666 same - trip out for wiper
Wiper trip - run 9 5/8 csg & cmt
8
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
71/2
SHAKER 2
pH
7.5
KCL %
0

1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
1850
24
Drill/Crew handover
SPP(psi)
TYPE
DEVIATION
.75
TYPE
JST11XC
AVERAGE ROP
23.8

18.19
0.28
112.97
9.15
18.56
37.07
80
AVERAGE ROP
Circ hole clean
Trip out for parted survey barrel - parted in swivel area
Rig Service - change grippers & inspect pipe arm
Run in hole wash to bottom
Drill from 162m to 354m
Drill from 354m to 451m - stringers @ 426m
Survey @ 441m .8deg
Drill from 451m to 607m
Survey @ 597m .8deg
DRAG UP
5
TEMPERATURE
17/30
CEMENT(sx)
19. SIDETRACK
18/10/2011
2
916
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
RIG MANAGER
M Jarret
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 666m
DAILY COST
- $
GEOLOGIST

SCR - spm
RIG RELEASE
162 RMR
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
1100
1 4.7
LOSSES MUD Co
SPUD
14. LOGGING
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
18. KICK CONTROL
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
595
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
8. HANDLE BHA
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
DDR 2
79 62
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
48
264
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
23
202011
12 1/4 16" 8 D.Hair ~
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0-0 0230 2.5 655.0 PD D COND NT
0230 0300 0.5 655.0 PD CIR COND NT
0300 0330 0.5 655.0 PD S COND NT
0330 0430 1.0 666.0 PD D COND NT
0430 0530 1.0 666.0 PD CIR COND NT
0530 1830 13.0 666.0 PD ST COND NT
1830 1930 1.0 666.0 PD CIR COND NT
1930 2400 4.5 666.0 PD TO COND NT

24.0
1 20 1 3
PTSM 16/10
Winton
9.6 32 4/14 8/11
2.5 55,000 25 39 287 280
6 100 285 98 122/153
51/2 110 247
10 3x100 3x100
1 RR 12 1/4 117 L29417 3/16-1/14 12
3 28.5 5-20 120 233 145
1 30 Totco 0.0 0.0
2 152 0.0 12.0
3 441 3.5 28.5
4 597 4.5 4.5
5 655 13.0 13.0
0.5 3.0
BHA No. 1 2.5 4.5
BIT 12 1/4 L29417
BIT SUB 8.00
STAB 12.25 S814
2 X8" DC 8.00
XO 8
12 X6.5 DC 6.5
HOFCO JAR 6.75 J656
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25
4.5

1.0
BHA WEIGHT STRING WEIGHT DRAG DOWN TORQUE-ON BOTTOM TORQUE-OFF BOTTOM 1.0
55 81 2 4-6 2 TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 72.0
good Nil FAIR NE 12/20
250 860 Bore/Pits 80 33500 1875
TRUCKS LOADS

DDR 3
79 62
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
72
264
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
14. LOGGING
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
18. KICK CONTROL
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
666 654
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
8. HANDLE BHA
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
SCR - spm
RIG RELEASE
112 RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
1100
1 5.5
LOSSES MUD Co
SPUD
19/10/2011
3
917
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
RIG MANAGER
M Jarret
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 666
DAILY COST
- $
GEOLOGIST

80
AVERAGE ROP
Drill 12 1/4 hole 607m to 655m
Pump Hi-vis sweep - circ hole clean - Sand/Siltstone samples recovered
Survey @ 645m 1 deg
Drill from 655m to 666m. Still in Sand/Siltstone
Circ hole clean - pump slug
Pump Hi-vis sweep - circ hole clean - spot 30 bbl HiVis pill on bottom
Trip out for casing - tight hole 398/420/440/498/543
DRAG UP
5
TEMPERATURE
18/35
CEMENT(sx)
19. SIDETRACK

18.19
0.28
112.97
9.15
18.56
37.07
TYPE
DEVIATION
.75
10
TYPE
JST11XC
AVERAGE ROP
23
Trip out of hole - service rig - Rig up to run casing - hold PJSM M/U & check float/shoe RIH
Run & Cmt casing - Nipple up & test Bop's
8
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
71/2
SHAKER 2
pH
7.5
KCL %
0

1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
1850
27
Wiper trip - pump out of hole 520m to 180m - Trip in - ream 385/403m - 598/626m
SPP(psi)
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES

BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.3
0.99
1.78
1
.8
.8
1
199.29
ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
DULL CONDITION
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS

MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
FIT
24
202011
8 1/2 9 5/8 664 D.Hair ~
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0-0 0200 2.0 666.0 PD TO COND NT
0200 0230 0.5 666.0 PD O COND NT
0230 1030 8.0 666.0 PD RC INT1
1030 1200 1.5 666.0 PD CIC INT1 NT
1200 1230 0.5 666.0 PD RR INT1 RR
1230 1400 1.5 666.0 PD RC INT1 NT
1400 1530 1.5 666.0 PD CIR INT1 NT
1530 1600 0.5 666.0 PD RU INT1 NT
1600 1800 2.0 666.0 PD CMC INT1 NT
1800 2200 4.0 666.0 PD WOC INT1 NT
2200 2400 2.0 666.0 PD BOP INT1 NT

24.0
2 20 1 3
PTSM 16/10
Winton
9.55 30 3/14 8/9
1.5 56,000 20 36 169 0
6 100 285 98 122/153
51/2 110 247
10 3x100 3x100
1 RR 12 1/4 117 L29417 3/16-1/14 12
3 28.5 5-20 120 233 145
1 30 Totco 0.0
2 152 12.0
3 441 28.5
4 597 4.5
5 655 13.0
3.0
BHA No. 1 1.5 6.0
TOOL OD (in) SERIAL No, CUM HOURS 2.0 2.0
BIT 12 1/4 L29417 13.5 13.5
BIT SUB 8.00
STAB 12.25 S814 2.0 2.0
2 X8" DC 8.00
XO 8
12 X6.5 DC 6.5
HOFCO JAR 6.75 J656
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25
0.5 5.0

4.0 4.0
0.5 1.5
55 81 2 4-6 2 TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 96.0
good Nil FAIR N 10/20
250 860 Bore/Pits 80 32450 1050
TRUCKS LOADS

DDR 4
79 62
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
14. LOGGING
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
18. KICK CONTROL
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
666 654
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
8. HANDLE BHA
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
1.1.SS.A.2.IN.TD
SCR - spm
RIG RELEASE
448 RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
1100
1 5.1
LOSSES MUD Co
SPUD
20/10/2011
4
918
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
RIG MANAGER
M Jarret
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 666
DAILY COST
- $
GEOLOGIST
L. Burgess

80
AVERAGE ROP
Continue POH to run csg
Rig Service
Rig up and run 57 Jts #36 95/8 casing
Wash down 460m to 520m -
Repair Hydraulic fitting on pipe arm
Circ & condition mud
PJSM - Rig up Halliburton to cement
Mix & Pump 165bbls 11.8 lead & 42 bbls Tail Cement - Displace w/163 bbls mud
Wait on Cement - Flush Riser - prepare Bop equipment
Slack off casing - Prepare to remove landing jt
DRAG UP
5
TEMPERATURE
20/35
CEMENT(sx)
19. SIDETRACK

18.19
0.28
112.97
9.15
18.56
37.07
TYPE
DEVIATION
.75
10
TYPE
JST11XC
AVERAGE ROP
23
Install Braden head & Bop's
Nipple up & test Bop's - M/u Bha - Drill float & shoe - leak off test
8
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
71/2
SHAKER 2
pH
7.5
KCL %
0

1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
1850
Motor Hand TOTAL
1 29
Cont. run 9 5/8 casing to 664m
SPP(psi)
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES

BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.3
0.99
1.78
1
.8
.8
1
199.29
ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
DULL CONDITION
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS

MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
FIT
25
202011
8 1/2 9 5/8 664 Rocco Rossouw ~
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 1130 11.5 666.0 PD BOP INT1 NT
1130 2230 11.0 666.0 PD BOP INT1 NT
2230 2300 0.5 666.0 PD HT INT1 NT
2300 2400 1.0 666.0 PD TI INT1 NT

24.0
3 17 1 3
21-Oct 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 16/10
666 Winton
9 28 1/1 0/0 n/c
0 45,000 0 27 147 560
6
51/2
10 3x100 3x100
2 8 1/2" 7016956 5x13 666
1 30 Totco 0.0
2 152 12.0
3 441 28.5
4 597 1.5 6.0
5 655 13.0
3.0
BHA No. 1 6.0
TOOL OD (in) SERIAL No, CUM HOURS 2.0
BIT, PDC 8 1/2 7016956 13.5
Bit Sub 6.50
Mud Motor 6.75 F67228 11.5 13.5
X-over 6.75
8 1/2" Stab 6.75
X-over 7
6 1/4" NMDC 6.5 6530-14
X-over 6.75
1 x 6 1/2" DC 6.25
8 1/2" Stab 6.5
5 x 6 1/4" DC's 6.75
HOFCO JAR 6.75 377881 5.0
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2 11.0 11.0
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25
4.0
1.5
TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 120.0
good Nil Good 10/22
250 860 Bore/Pits 80 31200 1250
TRUCKS LOADS

ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
DULL CONDITION
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
FIT
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES

BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.29
1.18
7.88
1
.8
.8
1
145.46
1.78
RIH to tag cement
Tag cement, drill out shoe track and 3m new formation, perform LOT and drill ahead
8
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
71/2
SHAKER 2
pH
7.5
KCL %
2.5

1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
1850
Motor Hand TOTAL
1 27
SPP(psi)
TYPE
DEVIATION
.75
10
TYPE
PDC - FC519
AVERAGE ROP
47.33
9.16
18.39
0.43
1.75
0.81
9.24
0.76
9.38
80
AVERAGE ROP
Removed landing jnt, installed Bradenhead and nippled up BOP
Pressure tested BOP and valves to 250/2700psi for 10min. Tested annular to 250/1500psi
Held Pre-Job safety meeting
Picked up and RIH with 8 1/2" BHA
DRAG UP
TEMPERATURE
20/35
CEMENT(sx)
37.08
19. SIDETRACK
21/10/2011
5
919
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
RIG MANAGER
M Jarret
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 666
DAILY COST
- $
GEOLOGIST
L. Burgess

SCR - spm
RIG RELEASE
22 RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
1 2.9
LOSSES MUD Co
SPUD
14. LOGGING
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
18. KICK CONTROL
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
8. HANDLE BHA
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
DDR 5
22 62
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
26
202011
8 1/2 9 5/8 664 395 Rocco Rossouw T. Moore
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 0300 3.0 666.0 PD HT INT1 NT
0300 0700 4.0 666.0 PD TI INT1 NT
0700 0900 2.0 666.0 PD DC INT1 NT
0900 0930 0.5 666.0 PD O INT1 NT
0930 1000 0.5 666.0 PD RO INT1 NT
1000 1130 1.5 666.0 PD DC INT1 NT
1130 1300 1.5 670.0 PD CIR INT1 NT
1300 1400 1.0 670.0 TD RR INT1 RR
1400 1500 1.0 670.0 PD LOT INT1 NT
1500 1600 1.0 670.0 TD RR INT1 RR
1600 1800 2.0 799.0 PD DMR INT1 NT
1800 1900 1.0 799.0 PD S INT1 NT
1900 2300 4.0 956.0 PD DMR INT1 NT
2300 2400 1.0 956.0 PD S INT1 NT

24.0
2 17 1 3
22-Oct 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 16/10
1101 11 Wallumbilla
9.25 33 4/8 2/3 n/c
1.5 52,000 15 45 208 520
6 85 242 184 346
No.2 STROKE(in) SPM GPM AV-DP(m/min) AV-DP(m/min)
51/2 80 180 184 346
12 3x100 3x100 10
2 8 1/2" 7016956 5x13 666
6 6 5 200
2 152 Totco 0.0
3 441 12.0
4 597 6.0 34.5
5 655 4.0 10.0
6 779 210 13.0
7 937 195 2.0 5.0
BHA No. 1 1.5 7.5
BIT, PDC 8 1/2 7016956 6 13.5
Bit Sub 6.50
Mud Motor 6.75 F67228 6 13.5
X-over 6.75 1.0 1.0
8 1/2" Stab 6.75
X-over 7
6 1/4" NMDC 6.5 6530-14 3.5 3.5
X-over 6.75
1 x 6 1/2" DC 6.25
8 1/2" Stab 6.5
5 x 6 1/4" DC's 6.75
HOFCO JAR 6.75 377881 2.0 7.0
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2 11.0
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25
4.0
0.5 2.0
28 67 1 1 0 TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 144.0
good Nil Good 10/22
250 860 Bore/Pits 80 29300 2400
TRUCKS LOADS

DDR 6
22 62
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
14. LOGGING
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
18. KICK CONTROL
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
290
10
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
8. HANDLE BHA
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
SCR - spm
1200 48/145
RIG RELEASE
128 RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
1200 35/135
1 4.3
LOSSES MUD Co
SPUD
22/10/2011
6
920
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
RIG MANAGER
M Jarret
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1101
DAILY COST
- $
GEOLOGIST
L. Burgess

80
AVERAGE ROP
Made up 8 1/2" BHA and test function mud motor
RIH 8 1/2" BHA from 22m to 604m
Tagged cement at 639.5m and drilled shoe track to top of shoe
Held BOP drill and emergency drill
Serviced rig
Drilled 3m new formation and circulated to clean hole and balance mud
Repaired gauges for performing FIT
Performed FIT to 12.5ppg EMW. Max pressure 395 psi using 9.05ppg mud
Replaced malfunctioning weight indicator
Drilled 8 1/2" hole with mud motor and rotary from 670m to 799m
Circulated and took MSS survey at 779m: 1.8 deg at 210 deg
Drilled ahead 8 1/2" hole from 799m to 956m
Circulated and took MSS survey at 937m: 1.5 deg at 195 deg
DRAG UP
0
TEMPERATURE
18/35
CEMENT(sx)
37.08
19. SIDETRACK 47.33
9.16
18.39
0.43
1.75
0.81
9.24
0.76
9.38
TYPE
DEVIATION
1
12
TYPE
PDC - FC519
AVERAGE ROP
48.3
Taking MSS survey at 1101m
Drill ahead 8 1/2" hole
8
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
71/2
SHAKER 2
0
pH
8.5
KCL %
2.5

1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
1850
Motor Hand TOTAL
1 26
Drilled out cement and shoe at 663.7m
SPP(psi)
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES

BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.29
1.18
7.88
.8
.8
1
1.8
1.5
145.46
1.78
ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
DULL CONDITION
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
FIT
12.5
27
202011
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 0030 0.5 956.0 PD S INT1 NT
0030 0600 5.5 1101.0 PD DMR INT1 NT
0600 0700 1.0 1101.0 PD S INT1 NT
0700 0830 1.5 1137.0 PD DMR INT1 NT
0830 0900 0.5 1137.0 PD RO INT1 NT
0900 1300 4.0 1259.0 PD DMR INT1 NT
1300 1400 1.0 1259.0 PD S INT1 NT
1400 1930 5.5 1404.0 PD DMR INT1 NT
1930 2030 1.0 1404.0 PD S INT1 NT
2030 2200 1.5 1404.0 TD RR INT1 RR
2200 2400 2.0 1440.0 PD DMR INT1 NT

24.0
2 17 1 4
22-Oct 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 23/10
1540 8 Westbourne
9.55 35 8/9 2/5 9.5
0.25 53,000 20 53 311 510
6 75 213 180 340
51/2 85 191 180 340
12 3x100 3x100 10
2 8 1/2" 7016956 5x13 666
18.5 24.5 5 200
6 779 210 MSS 0.0
7 937 195 MSS 12.0
8 1080 215 MSS 18.5 53.0
9 1239 246 MSS 10.0
10 1384 276 MSS 13.0
MSS 3.5 8.5
BHA No. 1 7.5
BIT, PDC 8 1/2 7016956 6 13.5
Bit Sub 6.50
Mud Motor 6.75 F67228 6 13.5
X-over 6.75 1.0
8 1/2" Stab 6.75
X-over 7
6 1/4" NMDC 6.5 6530-14 3.5
X-over 6.75
1 x 6 1/2" DC 6.25
8 1/2" Stab 6.5
5 x 6 1/4" DC's 6.75
HOFCO JAR 6.75 377881 1.5 8.5
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2 11.0
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25
4.0
0.5 2.5
28 67 3 5 1 TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 168.0
good Nil Good 10/18
250 860 Bore/Pits 80 24900 4400
TRUCKS LOADS

ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
DULL CONDITION
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
Pason system down for most of the day. Technician arrived from Moomba to attend to problem.
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
FIT
12.5
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES

BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.29
1.18
7.88
1.5
1.75
2
2.6
145.46
1.78
Drilling ahead at 1525m
Drill ahead 8 1/2" hole
6
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
5.5
SHAKER 2
0
pH
8.5
KCL %
2.4

1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
1850
Motor Hand TOTAL
1 27
Drilled ahead 8 1/2" hole from 1137m to 1259m.
SPP(psi)
TYPE
DEVIATION
1.8
12
TYPE
PDC - FC519
AVERAGE ROP
31.5
47.33
9.16
18.39
0.43
1.75
0.81
9.24
0.76
9.38
80
AVERAGE ROP
Took MSS survey #7 at 937m: 1.5 deg at 195
Circulated to clean hole and took MSS survey #8 at 1080m: 1.75 deg at 215
Serviced the rig
Replaced components and repaired Pason communication system
DRAG UP
3
TEMPERATURE
18/35
CEMENT(sx)
37.08
19. SIDETRACK
23/10/2011
6
921
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
RIG MANAGER
M Jarret
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1525
DAILY COST
- $
GEOLOGIST
L. Burgess

SCR - spm
1320 49/190
RIG RELEASE
357 RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
1320 35/190
1 6.4
LOSSES MUD Co
SPUD
14. LOGGING
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
18. KICK CONTROL
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
774
10
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
8. HANDLE BHA
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
DDR 7
22 62
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
28
202011
HOLE SIZE (in) LAST CASING (in) SHOE DEPTH (m) MAASP SUPERVISOR SAFETY ADVISOR
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 0030 0.5 1440.0 PD S INT1 NT
0030 0700 6.5 1557.0 PD DMR INT1 NT
0700 0800 1.0 1101.0 PD S INT1 NT
0800 1530 7.5 1672.0 PD DMR INT1 NT
1530 1630 1.0 1672.0 PD CIR INT1 NT
1630 1730 1.0 1672.0 PD S INT1 NT
1730 1800 0.5 1672.0 PD CIR INT1 NT
1800 1830 0.5 1672.0 TD CIR INT1 MUD
1830 2400 5.5 1672.0 PD S INT1 NT

24.0
2 17 1 3
24-Oct 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 23/10
1672 0.4 Adori
9.6 35 8/13 3/7 8.5
0.25 52,000 15 61 361 490
6 76 217 185 345
51/2 86 194 185 345
16 3x100 3x100 15
2 8 1/2" 7016956 5x13 666
14 38.5 5 210
7 937 195 MSS 0.0
8 1080 215 MSS 12.0
9 1239 246 MSS 14.0 67.0
10 1384 276 MSS 5.5 15.5
11 1537 269 MSS 13.0
12 1652 274 MSS 2.0 10.5
BHA No. 1 1.5 9.0
BIT, PDC 8 1/2 7016956 6 13.5
Bit Sub 6.50
Mud Motor 6.75 F67228 6 13.5
X-over 6.75 1.0
8 1/2" Stab 6.75
X-over 7
6 1/4" NMDC 6.5 6530-14 3.5
X-over 6.75
1 x 6 1/2" DC 6.25
8 1/2" Stab 6.5
5 x 6 1/4" DC's 6.75
HOFCO JAR 6.75 377881 0.5 9.0
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2 11.0
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25
4.0
0.5 3.0
28 110 2 6 k 2 k TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 192.0
good Nil Good 10/29
250 702 Bore/Pits 80 20950 3950
TRUCKS LOADS

ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
DULL CONDITION
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
FIT
12.5
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES

BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.29
1.18
7.88
1.75
2
2.6
1.5
1.6
145.46
1.78
Laying down mud motor and picking up 8 1/2" tri-cone bit.
RIH with 8 1/2" tri-cone bit for controlled drilling.
6
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
5.5
SHAKER 2
0
pH
8.5
KCL %
2.2

1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
1850
Motor Hand TOTAL
1 26
Took MSS survey #12 at 1652m: 1.6 deg at 274
SPP(psi)
TYPE
DEVIATION
1.5
16
TYPE
PDC - FC519
AVERAGE ROP
26
47.33
9.16
18.39
0.43
1.75
0.81
9.24
0.76
9.38
80
AVERAGE ROP
Serviced the rig
Circulated to clean hole, held BOP drl, took MSS survey #11 at 1537m: 1.5 deg at 269
Drilled ahead 8 1/2" hole from 1557m to 1672m for bit change
Pumped Hi Vis sweep and circulated to clean hole.
Pumped 20bbl sweep and circulated to clean hole.
Troubleshoot hole filling issue. Repair same.
POOH from 1577m 650m. Flow checked at 1577m, 835m and shoe at 666m. Tight at
873m, 833m and 763m.
DRAG UP
2
TEMPERATURE
23/36
CEMENT(sx)
37.08
19. SIDETRACK
24/10/2011
7
922
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
RIG MANAGER
M Jarret
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1672
DAILY COST
- $
GEOLOGIST
L. Burgess

SCR - spm
1500 48/200
RIG RELEASE
421 RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
1500 35/180
1 6.8
LOSSES MUD Co
SPUD
14. LOGGING
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
18. KICK CONTROL
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
1672 1006
15
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
8. HANDLE BHA
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
0-4-BT-S-X-I-CT-BHA
DDR 8
22 62
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
29
202011
Growler 6 PRL 15 Ensign 48 4.5 1688 16
HOLE SIZE (in) LAST CASING (in) SHOE DEPTH (m) MAASP SUPERVISOR SAFETY ADVISOR
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 0500 5.0 1672.0 PD TO INT1 NT
0500 0600 1.0 1672.0 PD HT INT1 NT
0600 1100 5.0 1672.0 PD TI INT1 NT
1100 1200 1.0 1672.0 PD RO INT1 NT
1200 1230 0.5 1672.0 PD RO INT1 NT
1230 1800 5.5 1672.0 PD TI INT1 NT
1800 2000 2.0 1672.0 TD CIR INT1 BP
2000 2030 0.5 1672.0 PD RW INT1 NT
2030 2400 3.5 1688.0 PD D INT1 NT

24.0
3 18 1 3
24-Oct 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 23/10
1715 0.33 Birkhead
9.65 35 8/13 3/6 8.5
0.25 50,000 15 53 365 450
6 53 151 40 75
51/2 65 146 40 75
6 1x100,2x140 1x100,2x140 4
3 8 1/2" 4/03/2007 L19548 4x12 1672
3.5 3.5 10 100
7 937 195 MSS 0.0
8 1080 215 MSS 12.0
9 1239 246 MSS 3.5 70.5
10 1384 276 MSS 15.5 31.0
11 1537 269 MSS 13.0
12 1652 274 MSS 10.5
BHA No. 1 9.0
BIT, Tri-cone 8 1/2 L19548 13.5
NB Stab 6.50
X-over 7 F67228 13.5
6 1/4" NMDC 6.5 6530-14 1.0
X-over 6.75
8 1/2" Stab 6.75
6 x 6 1/4" DC's 6.75 0.5 4.0
HOFCO JAR 6.75 377881
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25
9.0
11.0
4.0
0.5 3.5
BHA LENGTH (m) TOTAL O/A 1.0 1.0
26 110 2 9 k 3 k TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 216.0
good Nil Good 12/30
250 702 Bore/Pits 80 19100 1850
TRUCKS LOADS

ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
DULL CONDITION
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
FIT
12.5
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES

BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.23
1.73
0.81
1.75
2
2.6
1.5
1.6
136.39
37.08
Control drilling at 1715m
Drill to coring point, circulate and POOH
6
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
5.5
SHAKER 2
0
pH
8.5
KCL %
2

1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
1850
Motor Hand TOTAL
1 28
Continued RIH with 8 1/2" bit from 633m to 1657m. Filled pipe at 863m and 1477m
SPP(psi)
TYPE
DEVIATION
1.5
6
TYPE
JTC43C
AVERAGE ROP
4.6
9.24
0.76
1.78
56.71
9.16
18.89
80
AVERAGE ROP
POOH from 650m to surface
Serviced and inspected mud motor, ran oil through motor
Made up 8 1/2" tri-cone bit and RIH to 633m. No mud motor in BHA.
Slipped and cut drill line
Serviced the rig
Plugged jet or pipe. Worked pipe and pumps to clear same.
Washed to bottom from 1657m to 1672m.
Control drilled 8 1/2" hole from 1672m to 1688m
DRAG UP
0
TEMPERATURE
20/33
CEMENT(sx)
19. SIDETRACK
25/10/2011
8
923
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
RIG MANAGER
M Jarret
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1715
DAILY COST
- $
GEOLOGIST
L. Burgess

SCR - spm
1820 48/200
RIG RELEASE
36 RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
1820 35/180
1 7.2
LOSSES MUD Co
SPUD
14. LOGGING
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
18. KICK CONTROL
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
16
0
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
8. HANDLE BHA
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
DDR 9
22 62
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
30
202011
Growler 6 PRL 15 Ensign 48 4.5 1734.8 46.8
HOLE SIZE (in) LAST CASING (in) SHOE DEPTH (m) MAASP SUPERVISOR RIG MANAGER
8 1/2 9 5/8 664 332 Rocco Rossouw M. Jarret
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 1300 13.0 1733.5 Control drilled 8 1/2" hole from 1688m to 1733.5m. Held BOP drill. PD D INT1 NT
1300 1330 0.5 1733.5 Circulated sample for Geologist PD CIR INT1 NT
1330 1400 0.5 1734.8 Control drilled 8 1/2" hole from 1733.5m to 1734.8m PD D INT1 NT
1400 1600 2.0 1734.8 Pumped Hi Vis sweep and circulated to clean hole and obtain sample for Geologist PD CIR INT1 NT
1600 1730 1.5 1734.8 TD TO INT1 TH
1730 2400 6.5 1734.8 PD TO INT1 NT
1200m. Flow checked at 1614m and 870m.

24.0
3 18 1 7
26-Oct 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 23/10
1735 0.44 Birkhead
9.6 35 9/15 3/6 7.6
0.25 50,000 15 60 375 400
6 53 151 40 75
51/2 65 146 40 75
6 1x100,2x140 1x100,2x140 4
RR 3 8 1/2" 4/03/2007 L19548 4x12 1672
13.5 17 12 90
7 937 195 MSS 0.0
8 1080 215 MSS 12.0
9 1239 246 MSS 13.5 84.0
10 1384 276 MSS 8.0 39.0
11 1537 269 MSS 13.0
12 1652 274 MSS 10.5
BHA No. 1 2.5 11.5
BIT, Tri-cone 8 1/2 L19548 13.5
NB Stab 6.50
X-over 7 F67228 13.5
6 1/4" NMDC 6.5 6530-14 1.0
X-over 6.75
8 1/2" Stab 6.75
6 x 6 1/4" DC's 6.75 4.0
HOFCO JAR 6.75 377881
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25
9.0
11.0
4.0
3.5
BHA LENGTH (m) TOTAL O/A 1.0
26 110 1 4 k 1 k TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 240.0
Partly cloudy Nil Good 10/25
250 759 Bore/Pits 80 34650 4200
TRUCKS LOADS

DDR 10
22 62
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
14. LOGGING
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
18. KICK CONTROL
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
1734.8 62.8
0
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
8. HANDLE BHA
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
8-2-LT-N2-E-1-PN-CP

SCR - spm
1820 47/206
RIG RELEASE
190 RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
1820 37/204
1 6.8
LOSSES MUD Co
SPUD
9.24
0.76
26/10/2011
9
924
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
SAFETY ADVISOR
T. Moore
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1734.8
DAILY COST
- $
GEOLOGIST
L. Burgess
TYPE
DEVIATION
1.5
1.6
80
AVERAGE ROP
Flow checked and POOH from 1734.8m to 1690m. Tight hole at 1700m.
DRAG UP
2
TEMPERATURE
17/31
CEMENT(sx)
KCL %
2

1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
1850
Motor Hand
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES
Rig fuel
BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.23
1.73
0.81
1.75
2
2.6
1.5
1.78
56.71
9.16
18.89
19. SIDETRACK
136.39
37.08
ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
DULL CONDITION
FIT
12.5
TOTAL
1 32
Continue POOH from 1690m to 707m. Tight spots at 1625m, 1585m, 1550m 1505m and
SPP(psi)
6
TYPE
JTC43C
AVERAGE ROP
3.7
RIH with core barrel.
RIH with core barrel and cut core #1.
6
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
5.5
SHAKER 2
0
pH
8.5
31
202011
Growler 6 PRL 15 Ensign 48 4.5 1734.8 0
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 0430 4.50 1734.8 POOH from 707m to surface laying out BHA. Flow checked at 634m PD TO INT1 NT
0430 0500 0.50 1734.8 Serviced the rig and checked function of blind rams. PD RO INT1 NT
0500 0600 1.00 1734.8 Made up core barrel. PD HT INT1 NT
0600 0830 2.50 1734.8 RIH with core barrel to 416m - fill pipe. PD CIR INT1 NT
0830 0900 0.50 1734.8 TD RR INT1 RR
0900 1830 9.50 1734.8 PD TI INT1 NT
1830 2200 3.50 1734.8 Reamed and washed tri-cone drilled section from 1672m to 1723m TD RW INT1 TH
2200 2400 2.00 1734.8 TD RW INT1 MUD
2400 0145 1.75 1734.8
0145 0315 1.50 1734.8
0315 0600 2.75 1734.8

30.00
3 18 1 4
26-Oct 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 23/10
1735 Birkhead
9.65 36 10/12 3/7 7.5
0.25 50,000 15 49 376 360
6
51/2
6 1x100,2x140 1x100,2x140 4
4 Core 8 1/2" x 3 1/2" 300026 6 x 14 1734.8
7 937 195 MSS 0.0
8 1080 215 MSS 12.0
9 1239 246 MSS 84.0
10 1384 276 MSS 16.5 55.5
11 1537 269 MSS 13.0
12 1652 274 MSS 10.5
BHA No. 1 11.5
PDC core bit 8 1/2 300026 13.5
Stab 6.50
Core Barrel 6.5 13.5
Stab 6.5 6530-14 1.0
5 x 6 1/4" DC's 6.75
HOFCO JAR 6.75 377881
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2 3.5 7.5
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25 2.0 2.0
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25
0.5 9.5
11.0
4.0
0.5 4.0
25 108 TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 264.0
Sunny Nil Good Gentle
250 759 Bore/Pits 80 32300 2350
TRUCKS LOADS

SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
5.5
SHAKER 2
0
pH
8.5
179.08
37.08
ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
DULL CONDITION
FIT
12.5
TOTAL
1 29
Continued RIH with core barrel from 416m to 1672m. Washed and reamed tight spots.
SPP(psi)
6
TYPE
PDC 616
AVERAGE ROP
POOH with core barrel at 1369m.
POOH core barrel, inspect, repair and re-run core barrel.
6
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES
7" casing
BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.28
0.79
8.79
1.75
2
2.6
1.5
9.16
18.89
37.08
18.89
19. SIDETRACK
KCL %
2

1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
1850
Motor Hand
TYPE
DEVIATION
1.5
1.6
80
AVERAGE ROP
Repaired blown fuse on PLC system.
Unable to pump through string. Worked pipe - unable to pull above 1720m. Worked
pipe and back-reamed tight section.
Continued working pipe and back-reaming. Made slow progress from 1720m to 1710m.
Still unable to pump through string.
Continued working pipe and back-reaming from 1710m to 1627. Improved progress from
1710m to 1627. Still unable to pump through string
POOH coring string from 1627m to 1369m
DRAG UP
TEMPERATURE
17/34
CEMENT(sx)
0.79
47.33
27/10/2011
10
925
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
SAFETY ADVISOR
T. Moore
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1734.8
DAILY COST
- $
GEOLOGIST
L. Burgess

SCR - spm
47/206
RIG RELEASE
39 RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
37/204
1 7.2
LOSSES MUD Co
SPUD
14. LOGGING
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
18. KICK CONTROL
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
0
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
8. HANDLE BHA
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
DDR 11
22 62
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
32
202011
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 0145 1.75 1734.8 TD RW INT1 STK
0145 0315 1.50 1734.8 TD RW INT1 STK
0315 11.30 8.25 1734.8 TD TO INT1 MUD
1130 1200 0.50 1734.8 PD TO INT1 RO
1200 1530 3.50 1734.8 POOH from 633m to surface. 2m of cement chips (from drill pipe) in bottom of D/collar TD TO INT1 MUD
1530 1700 1.50 1734.8 TD RW INT1 MUD
1700 2400 7.00 1734.8 TD TI INT1 MUD
2400 0430 4.50 1734.8
0430 0500 0.50 1734.8
0500 0600 1.00 1734.8

30.00
3 18 1 4
26-Oct 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 23/10
1735 Birkhead
9.65 37 11/11 3/7 7.5
0.25 50,000 15 0 394 310
6
51/2
0 1x100,2x140 1x100,2x140 0
4 Core 8 1/2" x 3 1/2" 300026 6 x 14 1734.8
7 937 195 MSS 0.0
8 1080 215 MSS 12.0
9 1239 246 MSS 84.0
10 1384 276 MSS 18.75 74.3
11 1537 269 MSS 13.0
12 1652 274 MSS 10.5
BHA No. 1 11.5
PDC core bit 8 1/2 300026 13.5
Stab 6.50
Stab 6.5 6530-14 1.0
5 x 6 1/4" DC's 6.75
HOFCO JAR 6.75 377881
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2 7.5
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25 3.25 5.3
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25
9.5
11.0
4.0
0.50 4.5
25 101 TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 288.0
Sunny to cloudy Nil Good Gentle
250 759 Bore/Pits 80 31500 800
TRUCKS LOADS

DDR 12
22 62
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT
SPUD
14. LOGGING
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
1850
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
DRILLED
7.2
LOSSES MUD Co
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
0
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
8. HANDLE BHA
28/10/2011
11
926
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
SAFETY ADVISOR
T. Moore
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1734.8
DAILY COST
- $
GEOLOGIST
L. Burgess

POOH coring string from 1627m to 633m
Laid out core inner barrel, cleaned and serviced same - cement chips in swivel.
Cleaned core bit and unplugged nozzles..
Made up core barrel and RIH to 960m. Banged on pipe and drifted with tighter tolerance
drift to remove cement from ID of pipe.
Continued RIH with core barrel from 960m to 1681m. Filled pipe at 1200m and 1600m.
Reamed and washed from 1681m to 1734m.
Circulated bottoms up to clean well.
37/204
1
SHAKER 2
0
80
AVERAGE ROP
DRAG UP
TEMPERATURE
17/38
CEMENT(sx)
0.79
47.33
pH
18. KICK CONTROL
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES
BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.28
0.79
8.79
1.75
2
2.6
1.5
9.16
18.89
37.08
18.89
19. SIDETRACK
1 29
Serviced the rig and flow checked hole.
SPP(psi)
0
TYPE
PDC 616
AVERAGE ROP
6
KCL %
2

1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
Motor Hand
SCR - spm
47/206
RIG RELEASE
32
179.08
37.08
ELEVATION (m)
37.6
Continued working pipe and back-reaming. Made slow progress from 1720m to 1710m.
Still unable to pump through string.
Continued working pipe and back-reaming from 1710m to 1627. Improved progress from
1710m to 1627. Still unable to pump through string
SUPERVISION
FIT
12.5
Circulating core barrel at 1734m, to clean hole
Cut core #1, POOH
TYPE
DEVIATION
1.5
1.6
RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
Cement chips flaking off from inside the drill pipe caused pipe blockages for the core barrel and blocked nozzles on the tri-cone bit
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
5.5
8.5
DULL CONDITION
TOTAL
33
202011
Growler 6 PRL 15 Ensign 48 4.5 1744 9.2
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 0430 4.50 1734.8 TD RW INT1 STK
0430 0600 1.50 1734.8 PD RW INT1 NT
0600 0730 1.50 1734.8 PD CIR INT1 NT
0730 0845 1.25 1734.8 PD TI INT1 NT
0845 1015 1.50 1744.0 PD COR INT1 NT
1015 11.15 1.00 1744.0 PD CIR INT1 NT
1115 1900 7.75 1744.0 POOH with core barrel from 1744m to surface. PD TO INT1 NT
1900 2230 3.50 1744.0 PD HT INT1 NT
2230 2400 1.50 1744.0 PD TI INT1
2400 0130 1.50 1744.0 PD TI INT1 NT
0130 0230 1.00 1744.0 PD RO INT1 NT
0230 0300 0.50 1744.0 PD RO INT1 NT
0300 0600 3.00 1744.0 PD TI INT1 NT

30.00
3 16 1 3 5
26-Oct 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 23/10
1744 4.2 Birkhead
9.6 37 11/12 3/6 7.6
0.25 50,000 15 54 378 440
6 80 250 33 62
51/2
0 1x100,2x140 1x100,2x140 0
4 Core 8 1/2" x 3 1/2" 300026 6 x 14 1734.8
1.5 1.5 1 - 5 65 - 120
7 937 195 MSS 0.00
8 1080 215 MSS 12.00
9 1239 246 MSS 84.00
10 1384 276 MSS 15.00 89.25
11 1537 269 MSS 13.00
12 1652 274 MSS 10.50
BHA No. 1 2.50 14.00
PDC core bit 8 1/2 300026 13.50
Stab 6.50
Stab 6.5 6530-14 1.00
5 x 6 1/4" DC's 6.75 1.50 1.50
HOFCO JAR 6.75 377881
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2 1.50 9.00
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25 5.25
9.50
11.00
4.00
4.50
25 108 1 - 12 1 TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 312.0
250 734 Bore/Pits 80 29600 1900
TRUCKS LOADS

TOTAL
SCR - spm
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
5.5
8.5
DULL CONDITION
36
123.11
ELEVATION (m)
37.6
Reamed and washed from 1681m to 1734m.
Laid out 2 jnts of DP, picked up pup jnt for spacing and RIH to 1734m
SUPERVISION
FIT
12.5
RIH with core barrel at 1450m
Complete trip into hole, cut core #2, POOH.
TYPE
DEVIATION
1.5
1.6
RMN
SPP(psi)
19. SIDETRACK
1 31
SPP(psi)
0
TYPE
PDC 616
AVERAGE ROP
6.1
6
KCL %
2

1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
Motor Hand
SCR - spm
47/206
RIG RELEASE
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES
Potable water
BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.28
0.79
8.79
1.75
2
2.6
1.5
9.16
18.89
37.08
Serviced rig.
740 37/204
1
SHAKER 2
0
80
AVERAGE ROP
DRAG UP
TEMPERATURE
22/39
CEMENT(sx)
0.79
47.33
pH
18. KICK CONTROL
Dropped ball, observed pressure increase of 430 psi, cut core #1 from 1734.8m to 1744m
Laid out inner barrel, serviced swivel and made up new inner barrel to outer barrel - inner
barrel too short. Changed out new inner barrel for inner barrel used on core #1.
Recovered 9.6m core - top of fluorescence at 1736.8m
RIH with core barrel to cut core #2 from surface to 183m.
Continued RIH with core barrel from 183m to 629m. Filled pipe at 629m.
Cut 15m drill line.
8. HANDLE BHA
29/10/2011
12
927
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
SAFETY ADVISOR
T. Moore
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1744
DAILY COST
- $
GEOLOGIST
L. Burgess
Continued RIH with core barrel from 629m to 1450m, to cut core #2.

15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
1850
0-1-WT-G-X-CT-CP
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
DRILLED
6.8
LOSSES MUD Co
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
1744 9.2
0
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
DDR 13
22 172
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT
SPUD
14. LOGGING
34
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OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 0130 1.50 1744.0 PD TI INT1 NT
0130 0230 1.00 1744.0 PD RO INT1 NT
0230 0300 0.50 1744.0 PD RO INT1 NT
0300 0700 4.00 1744.0 PD TI INT1 NT
0700 0830 1.50 1744.0 PD RW INT1 NT
0830 0900 0.50 1744.0 PD CIR INT1 NT
0900 1045 1.75 1753.7 Dropped ball, observed pressure increase of 230 psi, adjusted hole depth to 1744.4m PD TO INT1 NT
PD COR INT1 NT
1045 1145 1.00 1753.7 PD CIR INT1 NT
1145 1800 6.25 1753.7 PD TO INT1 NT
1800 2015 2.25 1753.7 PD HT INT1 NT
2015 2400 3.75 1753.7 PD TI INT1 NT
2400 0300 3.00 1753.7
0300 0330 0.50 1753.7 Washed and reamed from 1712m to 1753m
0330 0430 1.00 1753.7 Circulated to clean hole, dropped ball and noted pressure increase from 840 - 1160 psi.
Then pressure spiked and blew pop-off. Pipe also unable to move upwards.
0430 0600 1.50 153.7 Worked and back reamed pipe to free.
30.00
3 17 1 3 5
26-Oct 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 30/10
1753.7 31 Birkhead
9.65 37 10/15 3/7 7.5
0.25 49,000 15 0 420 360
6 80 250 33 62
51/2
0 1x100,2x140 1x100,2x140 0
5 RR Core 2 8 1/2" x 3 1/2" 300026 6 x 14 1744.4
1.75 1.75 1 - 3 100 - 130
6 RR Core 3 8 1/2" x 3 1/2" 300026 6 x 14 1753.7
7 937 195 MSS 0.00
8 1080 215 MSS 12.00
9 1239 246 MSS 84.00
10 1384 276 MSS 15.50 104.75
11 1537 269 MSS 13.00
12 1652 274 MSS 10.50
BHA No. 1 1.50 15.50
PDC core bit 8 1/2 300026 13.50
Stab 6.50
Stab 6.5 6530-14 1.00
5 x 6 1/4" DC's 6.75 1.75 3.25
HOFCO JAR 6.75 377881
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2 1.50 10.50
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25 5.25
9.50
11.00
4.00
0.50 5.00
25 106 1 - 12 1 TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 336.0
250 709 Bore/Pits 80 28200 1400
TRUCKS LOADS

OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
Hole depth adjusted to 1744.4m based on recovery length of core #1.
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
TOTAL
0
Circulated bottoms up to clean well, took SCR's.
Flow checked and POOH with core #2.
Laid out core #2 (100% recovery), recovered inner barrel and serviced same,
assembled core barrel.
RIH with core barrel to 885m, to cut core #3. Broke circulation at 664m.
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
5.5
8.5
DULL CONDITION
SHAKER 2
pH
TYPE
PDC 616
720 63/327
ELEVATION (m)
37.6
Continued RIH with core barrel from 183m to 629m. Filled pipe at 629m.
Cut 15m drill line.
Serviced the rig.
Continued RIH with core barrel from 629m to 1708m, to cut core #2.
SUPERVISION
FIT
12.5
Core bit nozzles plugged and unable to pull up above 1747m. Working pipe.
Free core barrel and POOH to check obstruction plugging core bit nozzles.
PROPOSED TD
Motor Hand
SCR - spm
RIG RELEASE
38 RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
0
TYPE
PDC 616
AVERAGE ROP
5.3
6
KCL %
2
1230hrs 17/10/11
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES
55 jnts 7" Casing
BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.28
0.79
8.79
1.75
2
2.6
1.5
9.16
18.89
37.08
19. SIDETRACK
DEVIATION
80
AVERAGE ROP
DRAG UP
TEMPERATURE
20/36
CEMENT(sx)
0.79
47.33
123.11
1.5
1.6
30/10/2011
13
928
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
SAFETY ADVISOR
T. Moore
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1753.7
DAILY COST
- $
GEOLOGIST
L. Burgess
Washed and reamed from 1708m to 1744m
and cut core #2 from 1744.4m to 1753.7m
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
1850
0-1-WT-G-X-CT-CP
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
DRILLED
7.2
LOSSES MUD Co
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
1753.7 9.3
0
22 227
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264 RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT
SPUD
14. LOGGING
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
DDR 14
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
1
8. HANDLE BHA
18. KICK CONTROL
1 32
SPP(psi)
35
202011
Growler 6 PRL 15 Ensign 48 4.5 1763 9.3
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 0300 3.00 1753.7 PD TI INT1 NT
0300 0330 0.50 1753.7 Washed and reamed from 1712m to 1753m PD RW INT1 NT
0330 0430 1.00 1753.7 Circulated to clean hole, dropped ball and noted pressure increase from 840 - 1160 psi. PD RO INT1 NT
Then pressure spiked and blew pop-off. Also unable to pull pipe above 1747m.
0430 0645 2.25 1753.7 Worked and back reamed pipe. Pulled pipe free. Pipe still plugged. TD COR INT1 MUD
0645 0700 0.25 1753.7 TD COR INT1 MUD
0700 0730 0.50 1753.7 De-spooled jammed rig floor winch for repair. TD COR INT1 RR
0730 0800 0.50 1753.7 PD RO INT1 NT
0800 0900 1.00 1753.7 TD CIR INT1 MUD
0900 1045 1.75 1753.7 TD RW INT1 MUD
1045 1130 0.75 1763.0 PD COR INT1 NT
1130 1230 1.00 1763.0 PD CIR INT1 NT
1230 1300 0.50 1763.0 TD RR INT1 RR
1300 1330 0.50 1763.0 PD TO INT1 NT
1330 1930 6.00 1763.0 TD TO INT1 RR
1930 2400 4.50 1763.0 PD TO INT1 NT
2400 0300 3.00 1763.0 Continued to POOH core barrel from 656m to 15m PD TO INT1 NT
0300 0430 1.50 1763.0 Laid out core barrel and recovered core #3. PD HT INT1 NT
0430 0600 1.50 1763.0 Picked up 8 1/2" drilling BHA with PDC bit and RIH to 26m PD HT INT1 NT
30.00
3 17 1 3 5
26-Oct 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 30/10
1763 3 Birkhead
9.7 37 11/14 4/8 7.5
0.25 49,000 15 49 382 360
6 88 250 33 62
51/2
0 1x100,2x140 1x100,2x140 0
6 RR Core 3 8 1/2" x 3 1/2" 300026 6 x 14 1753.7
0.75 0.75 0 - 2 120
7 937 195 MSS 0.00
8 1080 215 MSS 12.00
9 1239 246 MSS 84.00
10 1384 276 MSS 8.00 112.75
11 1537 269 MSS 13.00
12 1652 274 MSS 10.50
BHA No. 1 3.00 18.50
PDC core bit 8 1/2 300026 13.50
Stab 6.50
Stab 6.5 6530-14 1.00
5 x 6 1/4" DC's 6.75 0.75 4.00
HOFCO JAR 6.75 377881
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2 2.25 12.75
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25 2.50 7.75
7.00 16.50
11.00
4.00
0.50 5.50
25 104 1 - 9 1 TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 360.0
Sunny to cloudy Nil Good Very windy
250 672 Bore/Pits 80 25800 2400
TRUCKS LOADS

OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
TOTAL Motor Hand
RIG RELEASE
Reversed circulated and unplugged the pipe.
Washed and reamed from 1698m to 1753.7m
Cut core #3 from 1753.7m to 1763m
Circulated bottoms up and to clean hole.
Spooled new wire onto rig floor winch.
Flow checked well and POOH from 1763m to 1754m.
Racking arm not functioning. Diagnosed problem and repaired electrical fault.
1850
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
5.5
8.5
DULL CONDITION
SCR - spm
38
ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
FIT
12.5
RIH at 26m with 8 1/2" PDC bit to drill ahead.
RIH 8 1/2" PDC bit and drill ahead.
19. SIDETRACK
1 32
Laid out 4 singles from 1747m to 1698m.
SPP(psi)
0
TYPE
PDC 616
AVERAGE ROP
12.4
6
KCL %
2
1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES
BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
0.28
0.79
8.79
1.75
2
2.6
1.5
9.16
18.89
37.08
DEVIATION
1.5
pH
123.11
TYPE
18. KICK CONTROL
1.6
SPP(psi)
80
AVERAGE ROP
DRAG UP
TEMPERATURE
18/32
CEMENT(sx)
0.79
47.33
1
8. HANDLE BHA
31/10/2011
14
929
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
SAFETY ADVISOR
T. Moore
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1763
DAILY COST
- $
SHAKER 2
0
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
DRILLED
7.6
LOSSES MUD Co
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
1753.7 9.3
750 63/327
RMN
SCR - spm
22 227
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264 RIG UP/MOVE
DEPTH OUT
SPUD
14. LOGGING
0
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
DDR 15
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
GEOLOGIST
L. Burgess
POOH from 1754m to 656m. Flow checked at 1667m, 883m and 656m.
Serviced the rig
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
36
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OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 0300 3.00 1763.0 Continued to POOH core barrel from 656m to 15m PD TO INT1 NT
0300 0430 1.50 1763.0 Laid out core barrel and recovered core #3 - 100% recovery. PD HT INT1 NT
0430 0615 1.75 1763.0 Picked up 8 1/2" drilling BHA with PDC bit and RIH to 146m PD HT INT1 NT
0615 0830 2.25 1763.0 RIH with 8 1/2" bit from 146m to 637m. Broke circulation. PD TI INT1 NT
0830 0845 0.25 1763.0 Held BOP drill PD O INT1 NT
0845 0915 0.50 1763.0 PD RO INT1 NT
0915 0945 0.50 1763.0 Changed dies in roughneck TD TI INT1 RR
0945 1400 4.25 1763.0 PD TI INT1 NT
1400 1915 5.25 1830.6 PD DMR INT1 NT
1915 2000 0.75 1830.6 PD CIR INT1 NT
2000 2100 1.00 1830.6 TD S INT1 S
2100 2230 1.50 1830.6 PD ST INT1 NT
2230 2315 0.75 1830.6 PD CIR INT1 NT
2315 2400 0.75 1830.6 PD S INT1 NT
24.00
3 17 1 3 3
1-Nov 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 30/10
1830 3 Hutton
9.7 37 10/14 4/7 7.8
0.25 47,000 15 59 395 300
6 71 202 54 100
51/2 90 202 54 100
6 1x100,2x140 1x100,2x140 5
6 RR Core 3 8 1/2" x 3 1/2" 300026 6 x 14 1753.7
0.75 0.75 0 - 2 120 0-1-WT-G-X-CT-CP
7 8 1/2" 7016956 5x13 1763
5.25 5.25 5 - 8 160
8 1080 215 MSS 0.00
9 1239 246 MSS 12.00
10 1384 276 MSS 5.25 89.25
11 1537 269 MSS 9.50 122.25
12 1652 274 MSS 1.50 14.50
13 1810 275 MSS 1.75 12.25
BHA No. 1 1.50 20.00
BIT, PDC 8 1/2 0.3 7016956 13.50
Bit Sub 6.50 1.18
Mud Motor 6.75 7.88 F67228 13.50
X-over 6.75 0.43 1.00
8 1/2" Stab 6.75 1.75 4.00
X-over 7 0.81
6 1/4" NMDC 6 1/2 9.24 6530-14 12.75
X-over 6 3/4 0.76 7.75
1 x 6 1/2" DC 6 1/4 9.38
8 1/2" Stab 6 1/2 1.78
5 x 6 1/4" DC's 6.75 47.23
HOFCO JAR 6.75 9.16 377881 0.50 17.00
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2 18.89 11.00
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25 37.08
4.00
0.50 6.00
41 108 2 3 - 6 2 TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 384.0
Cloudy Nil Good Mild
250 1127 Bore/Pits 80 21550 4250
TRUCKS LOADS
2
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
1830
14. LOGGING
0
67
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
DDR 16
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
GEOLOGIST
L. Burgess
Continued RIH from 637m to 1763m, washing down last 3 singles. Broke circ. at 1474m
22 227
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264 RIG UP/MOVE
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
DRILLED
7.6
LOSSES MUD Co
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
1763 9.3
1600 30/200
RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
DEPTH OUT
8. HANDLE BHA
1/11/2011
15
930
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
SAFETY ADVISOR
T. Moore
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1830.6
DAILY COST
- $
SPUD
80
AVERAGE ROP
DRAG UP
2
TEMPERATURE
18/26
CEMENT(sx)
pH
145.87
TYPE
PDC - FC519
SHAKER 2
18. KICK CONTROL
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES
Mud chemicals, 7" & 13 3/8" casing, used cellar
BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
2
2.6
1.5
1.6
DEVIATION
1.75
1.5
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
FIT
12.5
POOH at 633m.
Complete POOH, rig up and run wireline logs
19. SIDETRACK
1 30
Serviced the rig
SPP(psi)
6
TYPE
PDC 616
AVERAGE ROP
12.4
6
KCL %
2
1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
12.7
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
5.5
8.5
DULL CONDITION
SCR - spm
1600 47/245
68
1
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
Misrun of MSS due to deteriorated developing fluid in developing chamber.
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
TOTAL Motor Hand
RIG RELEASE
Drilled 8 1/2" hole from 1763m to 1830.6m
Pumped 15bbl Hi Vis sweep and circulated bottoms up to clean well
Held PJSM and took MSS survey #13 at 1810m. Misrun.
POOH from 1830m to 1750m for short trip. RIH to bottom at 1830m
Circulated 1 1/2 x bottoms up to clean well.
Took MSS survey #13 at 1810m: 1.5deg at 275
1850 0
37
202011
8 1/2 9 5/8 664 332 R. Rossouw M. Jarret
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 0800 8.00 1830.6 POOH from 1830m to 146m. Flow checked at 1715m, 996m and 633m PD TO INT1 NT
0800 1030 2.50 1830.6 Laid down BHA, serviced mud motor. PD HT INT1 NT
1030 1200 1.50 1830.6 Held PJSM and rigged up Weatherford wireline. PD RU INT1 NT
1200 2030 8.50 1830.6 Ran wireline log #1, Combination tool, tagged bottom at 1826.6m, at surface 19:45 PD LOG INT1 NT
2030 2400 3.50 1830.6 Ran wireline log #2: MFT/Gamma ray. PD LOG INT1 NT
24.00
3 16 1 3 3
1-Nov 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 30/10
1830 Hutton
9.7 38 11/13 4/6 8
tr 47,000 15 34 437 250
6 71 202 54 100
51/2 90 202 54 100
6 1x100,2x140 1x100,2x140 5
7 8 1/2" 7016956 5x13 1763
5.25 5.25 5 - 8 160 1-3-CT-T-X-I-WT-TD
8 1080 215 MSS 0.00
9 1239 246 MSS 1.50 13.50
10 1384 276 MSS 89.25
11 1537 269 MSS 8.00 130.25
12 1652 274 MSS 14.50
13 1810 275 MSS 12.25
BHA No. 1 20.00
BIT, PDC 8 1/2 0.3 7016956 13.50
Bit Sub 6.50 1.18
Mud Motor 6.75 7.88 F67228 13.50
X-over 6.75 0.43 1.00
8 1/2" Stab 6.75 1.75 4.00
X-over 7 0.81 12.00 12.00
6 1/4" NMDC 6 1/2 9.24 6530-14 12.75
X-over 6 3/4 0.76 7.75
1 x 6 1/2" DC 6 1/4 9.38
8 1/2" Stab 6 1/2 1.78
5 x 6 1/4" DC's 6.75 47.23
HOFCO JAR 6.75 9.16 377881 17.00
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2 18.89 11.00
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25 37.08
4.00
6.00
41 108 TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 408.0
Partly cloudy Nil Good Windy
250 1127 Bore/Pits 80 19800 1750
TRUCKS LOADS

OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
TOTAL Motor Hand
RIG RELEASE
1850
PROPOSED TD
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
5.5
8.5
DULL CONDITION
SCR - spm
1600 47/245
7
1
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
FIT
12.5
Con't wireline ops. Rigging down wireline.
RIH with 8 1/2" PDC bit for wiper trip prior to running 7" casing.
1 29
SPP(psi)
6
TYPE
PDC - FC519
AVERAGE ROP
12.7
6
KCL %
2
1230hrs 17/10/11
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES
BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
2
2.6
1.5
1.6
DEVIATION
1.75
1.5
19. SIDETRACK
SPUD
80
AVERAGE ROP
DRAG UP
TEMPERATURE
16/34
CEMENT(sx)
pH
145.87
TYPE
SHAKER 2
18. KICK CONTROL
2/11/2011
16
931
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
SAFETY ADVISOR
T. Moore
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1830.6
DAILY COST
- $
22 227
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM

264 RIG UP/MOVE
DDR 17
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
GEOLOGIST
L. Burgess
DRILLED
7.7
LOSSES MUD Co
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
1830 67
1600 30/200
RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
14. LOGGING
0
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
DEPTH OUT
8. HANDLE BHA
38
202011
8 1/2 9 5/8 664 332 R. Rossouw J. Condon
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 0500 5.00 1830.6 PD LOG INT1 NT
0500 0630 1.50 1830.6 PC RD INT1 NT
0630 1315 6.75 1830.6 Draw works motor failed to start. Investigated problems and repaired same. TD TI INT1 RR
1315 1630 3.25 1830.6 Picked up 8 1/2" BHA and RIH to 120m PD TI INT1 NT
1630 1730 1.00 1830.6 Repaired slips. TD TI INT1 RR
1730 2400 6.50 1830.6 PD TI INT1 NT
2400 0045 1830.6 PD TI INT1 NT
0045 0130 1830.6 PD RW INT1 NT
0130 0300 1830.6 PD CIR INT1 NT
0300 0600 1830.6 POOH from 1830m to 1080m. PD TO INT1 NT
24.00
1 16 1 3 3
1-Nov 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 30/10
1830 Hutton
9.8 36 10/15 4/7 8
tr 47,000 15 34 405 240
6 1x100,2x140 1x100,2x140 5
8 1080 215 MSS 0.00
9 1239 246 MSS 1.50 15.00
10 1384 276 MSS 89.25
11 1537 269 MSS 130.25
12 1652 274 MSS 3.25 17.75
13 1810 275 MSS 12.25
BHA No. 1 20.00
BIT, PDC 8 1/2 0.27 7016956 13.50
Bit Sub 6.50 1.78
1 x 6 1/2" DC 6 1/4 9.38 13.50
8 1/2" Stab 6 1/2 1.78 1.00
4 x 6 1/4" DC's 6.75 37.95 4.00
HOFCO JAR 6.75 9.16 377881 11.50 23.50
2 X6.5 DC 6 1/2 18.89 12.75
4 X41/2 HWDP 4.5 X6.25 37.08 7.75
7.75 24.75
11.00
4.00
6.00
TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 432.0
Partly cloudy Nil Good Windy
250 1127 Bore/Pits 80 18400 1400
TRUCKS LOADS
2
DRILLED
30/200
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
14. LOGGING
0
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
GEOLOGIST
Pumped Hi Vis sweep and circulated 2 x bottoms up to clean hole.
LOSSES
DEPTH OUT
Continued running wireline log #2: MFT/Gamma ray. Took 16 surveys.
Held PJSM and rigged down wireline.
22 227
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
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8. HANDLE BHA
3/11/2011
17
932
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
SAFETY ADVISOR
B. Freeman
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1830.6
DAILY COST
- $
SPUD
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
DDR 18
6. SURVEY
80
AVERAGE ROP
DRAG UP
TEMPERATURE
16/34
CEMENT(sx)
pH
116.29
TYPE
SHAKER 2
18. KICK CONTROL
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES
Casing
BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
2
2.6
1.5
1.6
DEVIATION
1.75
1.5
SOLIDS CONTROL
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
FIT
12.5
POOH at 1080m
Complete POOH, Rig up and run 7" casing.
19. SIDETRACK
26
Continued RIH for wiper trip from 120m to 1600m breaking circulation at 664m, 1324m .
SPP(psi)
6
TYPE
AVERAGE ROP
KCL %
2
1230hrs 17/10/11
PROPOSED TD
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
8.5
DULL CONDITION
SCR - spm
47/245
12
1
RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
7.7
MUD Co
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS

MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
TOTAL Motor Hand
RIG RELEASE
Continued RIH from 1600m to 1800m
1850
39
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8 1/2 9 5/8 664 332 R. Rossouw J. Condon
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 0045 0.75 1830.6 PD TI INT1 NT
0045 0130 0.75 1830.6 PD RW INT1 NT
0130 0300 1.50 1830.6 PD CIR INT1 NT
0300 0730 4.50 1830.6 POOH from 1830m to 626m. PD TO INT1 NT
0730 0800 0.50 1830.6 Serviced the rig PD RO INT1 NT
0800 1030 2.50 1830.6 PD TO INT1 NT
1030 1230 2.00 1830.6 Cleared rig floor and rigged up to run 7" casing. Held PJSM with new crew. PC RU INT1 NT
1230 1330 1.00 1830.6 PC RO INT1 NT
1330 1800 4.50 1830.6 PC RC INT1 NT
1800 1830 0.50 1830.6 TC RC INT1 RR
1830 2400 5.50 1830.6 PC RC INT1 NT
2400 0330 1830.6 Continued running 7" casing from 1282m to casing shoe depth of 1823.8m PC RC INT1 NT
0330 0500 1830.6 Circulated casing at 250 GPM. PD RW INT1 NT
0500 0530 1830.6 Held PJSM and rigged up Halliburton cement head. PC RU INT1 NT
0530 0600 1830.6 Cemented 7" casing. Pumped 40bbl SAPP spacer, 5bbl water and tested lines to PC CMC INT1 NT
3000psi. Pumped further 5bbl water then 30bbl scavenger slurry at 10ppg, then
95.6 bbl lead slurry at 11.8 ppg, then 26.6 bbl tail slurry at 15.8 ppg. Displaced cement
with mud using rig pumps and bumped plugs. Pressure tested casing to 2500 psi for
10 min OK. Bled off pressure and flowed 1.9 bbl back - floats holding.
24.00
1 16 1 3 3
1-Nov 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 30/10
1830 Hutton
9.8 38 11/14 4/7 8
tr 47,000 15 34 405 240
6 1x100,2x140 1x100,2x140 5
8 1080 215 MSS 0.00
9 1239 246 MSS 2.00 17.00
10 1384 276 MSS 89.25
11 1537 269 MSS 130.25
12 1652 274 MSS 7.75 25.50
13 1810 275 MSS 12.25
BHA No. 1.50 21.50
10.00 23.50
13.50
1.00
4.00
23.50
0.75 13.50
7.75
0.50 25.25
11.00
4.00
0.50 6.50
TOTAL (HRS) 24.0 456.0
Cloudy Nil Good Light winds
250 1102 Bore/Pits 80 48775 1700
TRUCKS LOADS

DRILLED
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
14. LOGGING
0
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
LOSSES
DEPTH OUT
Continued RIH from 1600m to 1800m
9 5/8" casing
8. HANDLE BHA
SPUD
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
18. KICK CONTROL
7" casing
22 66
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264 RIG UP/MOVE
4/11/2011
18
933
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
SAFETY ADVISOR
B. Freeman
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1830.6
DAILY COST
- $
Pumped Hi Vis sweep and circulated 2 x bottoms up to clean hole.
DDR 19
GEOLOGIST
Slipped 7m of drilling line, reset crown saver.
22/34
CEMENT(sx)
pH
0
TYPE
SHAKER 2
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES
Rig fuel
BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
2
2.6
1.5
1.6
DEVIATION
1.75
1.5
19. SIDETRACK
80
DRAG UP
TEMPERATURE
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
FIT
12.5
Cementing 7" casing
WOC, set 7" slip hanger, install B-section and release rig.
26
Continued POOH from 626m to surface.
SPP(psi)
6
TYPE
AVERAGE ROP
KCL %
2
1230hrs 17/10/11
AVERAGE ROP
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
8.5
DULL CONDITION
SCR - spm
12
1
RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
SOLIDS CONTROL
7.7
MUD Co
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
TOTAL Motor Hand
RIG RELEASE
Ran 7" casing to 364m. Checked function of float equipment.
Repaired leak on roughneck.
Continued running 7" casing from 364m to 1282m.
1850
PROPOSED TD
40
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8 1/2 7 1823.8 R. Rossouw J. Condon
OPERATI ONS-0600hrs
FWD PROG- 24 hrs
0000 0330 3.50 1830.6 Continued running 7" casing from 1282m to casing shoe depth of 1823.8m PC RC INT1 NT
0330 0500 1.50 1830.6 Circulated casing at 250 GPM. PD CIC INT1 NT
0500 0530 0.50 1830.6 Held PJSM and rigged up Halliburton cement head. PC RU INT1 NT
0530 0815 2.75 1830.6 Cemented 7" casing. Pumped 40bbl SAPP spacer, 5bbl water and tested lines to PC CMC INT1 NT
3000psi. Pumped further 5bbl water then 30bbl scavenger slurry at 10ppg, then
95.6 bbl lead slurry at 11.8 ppg, then 26.6 bbl tail slurry at 15.8 ppg. Displaced cement
with mud using rig pumps and bumped plugs. Pressure tested casing to 2500 psi for
10 min OK. Bled off pressure and flowed 1.9 bbl back - floats holding.
0815 0900 0.75 1830.6 PC RD INT1 NT
0900 1300 4.00 1830.6 PC WOC INT1 NT
1300 1900 6.00 1830.6 PC WH INT1 NT
prepared same. Installed B-section and blind flange. Released rig.
END OF GROWLER-6 at 19:00hrs on 5/11/2011
19.00
1 16 1 3 3
1-Nov 22/10/2011 21/10/2011 4/11/2011 PTSM /PRE-JOB 30/10
6 1x100,2x140 1x100,2x140 5
8 1080 215 MSS 0.00
9 1239 246 MSS 1.25 18.25
10 1384 276 MSS 89.25
11 1537 269 MSS 130.25
12 1652 274 MSS 25.50
13 1810 275 MSS 12.25
BHA No. 21.50
7.75 31.25
6.00 6.00
13.50
1.00
4.00
23.50
13.50
7.75
25.25
11.00
4.00 8.00
6.50
TOTAL (HRS) 19.0 475.0
Cloudy Nil Good Light winds
250 1102 Bore/Pits 80 47575 1350
TRUCKS LOADS

MUD Co
6. SURVEY
2. RIG DOWN/UP
3. DRILLING
4. TRIP
5. WIPER TRIP
DEPTH OUT
1. MOVE RIG
7. CIRC./COND -
18. KICK CONTROL
DRILLED
15. REAM - WASH
16. FISH/STUCK
17. DRILL STEM TEST
14. LOGGING
0
9. CASE/CEMENT
10. WELLHEAD
11. BOPS/DIV
12. LOT - FIT
13. CORING
8. HANDLE BHA
22 66
20. RIG REPAIR
21. BOP TEST
22. WO WEATHER
23. WAIT - WOC
24. ABD./SUSPEND
25. RIG SERVICE
26. SLIP/CUT LINE
27. OTHER SM
96
264 RIG UP/MOVE
5/11/2011
19
934
DATE
REPORT No.
DAYS FROM SPUD
ACCIDENT FREE DAYS
OPERATIONS
CUMULATIVE COST
- $
SAFETY ADVISOR
B. Freeman
DEPTH 0600 Hrs 1830.6
DAILY COST
- $
DDR 20
GEOLOGIST
17/36
CEMENT(sx)
pH
0
TYPE
SHAKER 2
LOGISTICS
DELIVERIES
BULK/
MATERIALS
SURVEY DATA
BOTTOM HOLE
ASSEMBLY
WEATHER
TIME ANALYSIS
Good
ROAD CONDITION
LENGTH (m)
2
2.6
1.5
1.6
DEVIATION
1.75
1.5
19. SIDETRACK
80
DRAG UP
TEMPERATURE
BIT DATA
DULL CONDITION
ELEVATION (m)
37.6
SUPERVISION
FIT
26
SPP(psi)
6
TYPE
AVERAGE ROP
KCL %
1230hrs 17/10/11 5/11/2011 19:00
AVERAGE ROP
LOSSES
PUMPS
MUD PROPERTIES
LINER(in)
LINER(in)
DULL CONDITION
SCR - spm
RMN
SPP(psi) SCR - spm
DEPTH OUT DRILLED
SOLIDS CONTROL
7.7
OPERATIONS
FORMATION
DATA
SAFETY/BOP
DRILLS
PERSONNEL ON
SITE
COMMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
No welder on rig. No trucks for rig move at rig site yet.
MUD LOGGERS
2
LAST H2S DRILL
CONN. GAS (%)
TOTAL Motor Hand
RIG RELEASE
Rigged down cement head, pulled casing slips and brought casing to stick-up mark.
WOC. Meantime, cleaned mud tanks.
Nippled down BOP and raised same. Installed 7" hanger slips and set same with
35 k lbs O/pull. Rough cut casing and removed BOP. Final cut on casing and
1850
PROPOSED TD
SPUD
41
Appendix C: Daily drilling fluid reports
42
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Report # 1 Date : 17-Oct-2011
Rig No Spud : 17-Oct-2011
Depth to 172 Metres
OPERATOR SENEX CONTRACTOR ENSIGN
REPORT FOR Dave Hair REPORT FOR Mark Jarrett
WELL NAME AND No FIELD LOCATION STATE
Growler #6 PRL15 Cooper Basin South Australia
DRILLINGASSEMBLY JET SIZE CASING MUD VOLUME (BBL) CIRCULATION DATA
BIT SIZE TYPE 14 16 16 ft HOLE PITS PUMP SIZE CIRCULATION
12.25 Stealth JST11 16 M 61 240 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) 600 psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length ft TOTAL CIRCULATING VOL. PUMP MODEL ASSUMED EFF BOTTOMS
SIZE 4.0 # Mtrs M 301 TSM750 97 % UP (mi n) 3 mi n
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length ft IN STORAGE BBL/STK STK/ MIN TOTAL CIRC.
SIZE HW Mtrs M 0.0678 195 TIME(mi n) 23 mi n
DRILLCOLLAR SIZE( " ) Length MUD TYPE BBL/MIN GAL / MIN ANN VEL. DP 98 Lam
6.50 8.00 142 30 Mtrs Spud mud 12.82 539 (ft/min) DCs 122 153 Lam
MUD PROPERTIES MUD PROPERTYSPECIFICATIONS
SAMPLE FROM Fl Fl
MudWeight ALAP API Filtrate
n/c
HPHT Filtrate
TIME SAMPLE TAKEN 14:45 22:30
Plastic Vis ALAP YieldPoint
12. - 30
pH
8.5 - 9.5
DEPTH (ft) - (m) Metres 30 143
KCl 2% PHPA Sulphites
FLOWLINE TEMPERATURE
o
C
IN OUT
24 24 29 29 OBSERVATIONS
WEIGHT ppg / SG 9.10 1.092 9.10 1.092
FUNNEL VISCOSITY (sec/qt) API @
0
C
42 33 Premix 80bbls of PHGel to spud the well and drill to 70m.
PLASTIC VISCOSITY cP @
0
C
3 At 124m a mud ring was experienced and KCL was added to the
YIELD POINT (lb/100ft
2
)
8 active.
GEL STRENGTHS (lb/100ft
2
) 10 sec/10 min
7 9
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 14 11
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 10 9
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 7 5 Make up water from the Growler bore: pf/mf o/o.15, pH 7
FILTRATE API (cc's/30 min) n/c Cl 32,000, Ca 3,400.
HPHT FILTRATE (cc's/30 min) @
0
F Using old Turkeys nest water for surface hole, Cl = 60,000.
CAKE THICKNESS API : HPHT (32nd in) 1
SOLIDS CONTENT (% by Volume) #DIV/0! 3.9
LIQUID CONTENT (% by Volume) OIL/WATER ##### ##### 96.1
SAND CONTENT (% by Vol.) 1.50
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 7.5 Rig up rig.
pH 7.5 Spud well at 12:00hrs.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm) Drill to 172m, while doing a survey, the line parted,
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf) 0.25 POOH to retrieve survey tool.
CHLORIDE (mg/L) 35,000
TOTAL HARDNESS AS CALCIUM (mg/L) 2800
SULPHITE (mg/L)
K+ (mg/L) 7,875
KCl (% by Wt.) 1.5
PHPA (ppb)
ECD (ppg)
Mud Accounting (bbls) Solids Control Equipment
FLUID BUILT & RECEIVED FLUID DISPOSED SUMMARY
Type Hrs Cones Hrs Size Hrs
Premix (drill water) 80 Desander INITIALVOLUME 0 Centrifuge Desander Shaker #1 3 x 100 12
Premix (recirc fromsump) Desilter Degasser Desilter Shaker #2 3 x 100 12
Drill Water 250 Downhole 19 + FLUID RECEIVED 330
Direct Recirc Sump Dumped 10 - FLUID LOST 29
Other (eg Diesel) + FLUID IN STORAGE Overflow(ppg) Underflow(ppg) Output (Gal/Min.)
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
330 29
FINALVOLUME
301
Desilter 0
Product Price Start Received Used Close Cost Solids Analysis Bit Hydraulics & Pressure Data
Aus-Gel
15.60 $ 232 48 184 748.80 $ % Jet Velocity 233
Cement
11.50 $ 119 39 80 448.50 $ High Gravsolids Impact force 592
PotassiumChloride
33.60 $ 1098 48 1050 1,612.80 $ Total LGS 3.9 37.0 HHP 140
Bentonite 0.4 4.1 HSI 1.2
DrilledSolids 3.5 31.5 Bit Press Loss 445
Salt 2.1 20.3 CSG Seat Frac Press
n @ 22:30 Hrs 0.35 Equiv. Mud Wt.
K@ 22:30 Hrs 6.43 Max Pressure @ Shoe :
DAILY COST CUMULATIVE COST
$2,810.10 $2,810.10
RMN ENGINEER Dave Ridler CITY Adelaide Office TELEPHONE 08 8338 7266
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Rig #48
SET@
RODUCTION.
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
Return
Return
43
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Depth 172 to 607 Metres
12.25 Stealth JST11 16 M 260 280 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SIZE 4.0 # 410 Mtrs M 540 TSM750 97 % UP (mi n) 18 mi n
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SAMPLE FROM Fl Fl
n/c
HPHT Filtrate
12. - 30
pH
8.5 - 9.5
o
C
IN OUT
WEIGHT ppg / SG 9.35 1.122 9.45 1.134
0
C
34 30 Using water to control weight and vis.
0
C
5 4 Dumping Sand Trap as required.
2
)
12 15
2
) 10 sec/10 min
8 10 9 10
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 22 17 23 19
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 16 14 17 14 Cement charged yesterday was used for the Cellar.
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 12 10 11 10
FILTRATE API (cc's/30 min) n/c n/c
0
F
CAKE THICKNESS API : HPHT (32nd in) 1 1
SOLIDS CONTENT (% by Volume) 4.7 4.7
LIQUID CONTENT (% by Volume) OIL/WATER 95.3 95.3
SAND CONTENT (% by Vol.) 2.00 2.00
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 15.0 22.5 Drill ahead with surveys.
pH 7.5 7.5 Survey at 451m = 0.8drg.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm)
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf) 0.20 0.20
CHLORIDE (mg/L) 40,000 51,000
TOTAL HARDNESS AS CALCIUM (mg/L) 3000 3000
SULPHITE (mg/L)
K+ (mg/L)
KCl (% by Wt.)
PHPA (ppb)
ECD (ppg)
Premix (drill water) Desander INITIALVOLUME 301 Centrifuge Desander Shaker #1 3 x 100 24
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
400 162
FINALVOLUME
540
Desilter 0
% Jet Velocity 233
High Gravsolids Impact force 615
Total LGS 4.7 44.5 HHP 145
$2,810.10
Rig #48
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
SET@
RODUCTION.
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Return
Return
44
202011
12.25 Stealth JST11 16 M 287 280 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) 1100 psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SIZE 4.0 # 470 Mtrs M 567 TSM750 97 % UP (mi n) 20 mi n
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SAMPLE FROM Fl Fl
n/c
HPHT Filtrate
TIME SAMPLE TAKEN 19:45
12. - 30
pH
8.5 - 9.5
DEPTH (ft) - (m) Metres 667
o
C
IN OUT
38 39 OBSERVATIONS
WEIGHT ppg / SG 9.60 1.152
0
C
32 Xtra- sweep brought back some fine cuttings, that cleared up
0
C
4 after sweep passed.
2
)
14 Used Xan-bore for high vis pill.
2
) 10 sec/10 min
8 11 Used Baryte for slug.
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 22 18
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 16 14
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 10 9
FILTRATE API (cc's/30 min) n/c
0
F
SOLIDS CONTENT (% by Volume) 5.5
LIQUID CONTENT (% by Volume) OIL/WATER 94.5
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 25.0 Drill to 655m and circ hole clean, survey at 644 = 1drg.
pH 7.5 Drill to casing point of 667m , circ hole clean and do wiper trip to
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm) the bit, pump out 520 to 180m.
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf) 0.20 RIH, with reaming 385 to 403m, 598 to 626m.
CHLORIDE (mg/L) 55,000 When on bottom pumped 20bbl Xtra-sweep Sweep, returns cleaned
TOTAL HARDNESS AS CALCIUM (mg/L) 3000 up after sweep. Spotted 25bbl high/vis on bottom and
SULPHITE (mg/L) POOH.
K+ (mg/L) Prepaired slug for use if required.
KCl (% by Wt.)
PHPA (ppb)
ECD (ppg)
Other (eg Diesel) 10 + FLUID IN STORAGE Overflow(ppg) Underflow(ppg) Output (Gal/Min.)
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
140 112
FINALVOLUME
567
Desilter 0
AMC Xtra-sweep
122.65 $ 4 1 3 122.65 $ % Jet Velocity 230
Baryte
Xanbore
188.60 $ 48 1 47 188.60 $ Total LGS 5.5 52.5 HHP 141
$535.25 $3,345.35
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Rig #48
SET@
RODUCTION.
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
Return
Return
45
202011
BIT SIZE TYPE ft HOLE PITS PUMP SIZE CIRCULATION
8.50 M 169 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
9 5/8 2178 ft TOTAL CIRCULATING VOL. PUMP MODEL ASSUMED EFF BOTTOMS
SIZE 4.0 # Mtrs 664 M 169 TSM750 97 % UP (mi n) mi n
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SIZE HW Mtrs M 0.0678 TIME(mi n) mi n
DRILLCOLLAR SIZE( " ) Length MUD TYPE BBL/MIN GAL / MIN ANN VEL. DP Lam
6.50 Mtrs Spud mud (ft/min) DCs Lam
SAMPLE FROM Fl Fl
n/c
HPHT Filtrate
12. - 30
pH
8.5 - 9.5
o
C
IN OUT
35 36 OBSERVATIONS
0
C
30 Treated mud with water whilst circ casing, to reduce the viscosity.
0
C
3
2
)
14 Dump and clean the active mud tanks.
2
) 10 sec/10 min
8 9
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 20 17 The cement was displaced with mud.
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 15 13 Cement returns were observed at surface.
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 9 8
0
F
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 20.0 POOH and lay out 121/4"bit and 8" DC's.
pH 7.5 Rig up and run the 95/8" casing.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm) Circ and cement shoe at 663.97m.
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf) 0.20
SULPHITE (mg/L)
K+ (mg/L)
KCl (% by Wt.)
PHPA (ppb)
ECD (ppg)
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
50 448
FINALVOLUME
169
Desilter 0
% Jet Velocity
High Gravsolids Impact force
Total LGS 5.1 48.4 HHP
Bentonite 1.9 16.9 HSI
DrilledSolids 3.3 29.6 Bit Press Loss
$3,345.35
SET@
RODUCTION.
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Rig #48
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
Return
Return
46
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REPORT FOR Rocco Rossouw REPORT FOR Mark Jarrett
8.50 STC MDi519 13 13 M 147 260 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
SIZE 4.0 # 523 Mtrs 664 M 707 TSM750 97 % UP (mi n) mi n
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SIZE 4.50 HW 38 Mtrs M 300 0.0678 TIME(mi n) mi n
6.50 106 Mtrs KLC/Polymer (ft/min) DCs Lam
SAMPLE FROM Fl Pit
MudWeight <9.0 API Filtrate
n/c
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
KCl 2% PHPA
0.5 - 1
Sulphites
120
o
C
IN OUT
27 OBSERVATIONS
0
C
28 Prepair 260bbls in the active tanks at a concentration to blend in
0
C
1 with the mud from the hole.
2
)
1 Prepaired 300bbls premix at 3%KCL and 0.37ppb Xanbore.
2
) 10 sec/10 min
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 3 2 Displacement from the string dumped to the sump.
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3
0
F
SAND CONTENT (% by Vol.)
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) Nipple up BOP's and pressure test.
pH 7.5 Make up bit and BHA and RIH.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm)
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf) 0.25
SULPHITE (mg/L)
K+ (mg/L) 13,125
KCl (% by Wt.) 2.5
PHPA (ppb)
ECD (ppg)
Premix (drill water) 560 Desander INITIALVOLUME 169 Centrifuge Desander Shaker #1 3 x 100
Premix (recirc fromsump) Desilter Degasser Desilter Shaker #2 3 x 100
Drill Water Downhole 0 + FLUID RECEIVED 560
Direct Recirc Sump Dumped - FLUID LOST 22
Other (eg Diesel) 22 + FLUID IN STORAGE 300
Overflow(ppg) Underflow(ppg) Output (Gal/Min.)
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
560 22
FINALVOLUME
1,007
Desilter 0
AMC PHPA
125.40 $ 23 1 22 125.40 $ % Jet Velocity
PotassiumChloride
33.60 $ 1050 150 900 5,040.00 $ High Gravsolids Impact force
SodiumSulphite
42.60 $ 33 1 32 42.60 $ Total LGS 2.9 27.7 HHP
Xanbore
188.60 $ 47 4 43 754.40 $ Bentonite -0.4 -3.3 HSI
$5,962.40 $9,307.75
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Rig #48
SET@
RODUCTION.
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
Return
Return
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8.50 STC MDi519 13 13 M 208 250 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) 1200 psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
SIZE 4.0 # 812 Mtrs 664 M 728 TSM750 97 % UP (mi n) 19 mi n
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SIZE 4.50 HW 38 Mtrs M 270 0.0678 145 TIME(mi n) 76 mi n
DRILLCOLLAR SIZE( " ) Length MUD TYPE BBL/MIN GAL / MIN ANN VEL. DP 174 Tur
6.50 106 Mtrs KLC/Polymer 9.54 401 (ft/min) DCs 327 Tur
SAMPLE FROM Fl Fl
n/c
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
KCl 2% PHPA
0.5 - 1
Sulphites
120
o
C
IN OUT
WEIGHT ppg / SG 9.05 1.086 9.25 1.110
0
C
28 33 Using pre-mixes of 3% KCL and 0.37ppb Xanbore to
0
C
2 4 maintain volume and control mud weight.
2
)
2 8 Dumping Sand trap as required.
2
) 10 sec/10 min
2 3 Treating the mud with Sodium Sulphite.
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 6 4 16 12 Running the De-Sander and De-Silter.
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 3 2 10 7 Adding PHPA dry at the shakers.
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 1 1 4 3 Used Xanbore for sweep at 956m.
FILTRATE API (cc's/30 min) n/c n/c
0
F
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 5.0 15.0 RIH and tag cement at 639m, drill out shoe track and 3m new
pH 8.5 8.5 hole and do FIT with EMW of 12.5ppg.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm) Drill ahead with survey at 799m of 1.8drg.
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf) 0.05 0.25 0.05 0.20 Drill to 956m, and sweep hole prior to survey.
CHLORIDE (mg/L) 48,000 52,000
SULPHITE (mg/L) 80
K+ (mg/L) 15,750 13,125
KCl (% by Wt.) 3.0 2.5
PHPA (ppb) 0.30
ECD (ppg)
Premix (drill water) 150 Desander 4 INITIALVOLUME 707 Centrifuge Desander 2 10 Shaker #1 3 x 100 12
Premix (recirc fromsump) Desilter 11 Degasser Desilter 8 10 Shaker #2 3 x 100 12
Desander 9.1 14.0 0.25
TOTALRECEIVED
150 128
FINALVOLUME
998
Desilter 9.1 11.3 0.80
AMC PHPA
125.40 $ 22 4 18 501.60 $ % Jet Velocity 198
PotassiumChloride
SodiumSulphite
42.60 $ 32 1 31 42.60 $ Total LGS 4.3 41.0 HHP 76
Xanbore
188.60 $ 43 1 42 188.60 $ Bentonite 1.3 12.1 HSI 1.3
$1,640.00 $10,947.75
Rig #48
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
395 psi
12.5 ppg
368 psi
SET@
RODUCTION.
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Return
Return
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DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SAMPLE FROM Fl Fl
6. - 8
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
DEPTH (ft) - (m) Metres 1,159 1,408
120
o
C
IN OUT
WEIGHT ppg / SG 9.40 1.128 9.55 1.146
0
C
34 35 Using pre-mixes of 3% KCL , 0.37ppb Xanbore, PAC R 0.7
0
C
7 8 PAC L 1.4 and Biocide, to maintain volume and control the
2
)
10 9 mud weight.
2
) 10 sec/10 min
3 6 2 5 Dumping Sand trap as required.
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 24 17 25 17 Treating the mud with Sodium Sulphite.
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 5 4 4 3 At 1200m stoped PHPA and treated the active with
FILTRATE API (cc's/30 min) n/c 9.5 PAC R and PAC L to control the water loss.
0
F
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 17.5 20.0 Drill ahead with surveys. 1100 - 1.5drg.
pH 8.5 8.5 1259 - 2drg, 1404 - 2.8drg.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm)
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf) 0.02 0.20 0.02 0.20
CHLORIDE (mg/L) 55,000 53,000
SULPHITE (mg/L) 120 120
K+ (mg/L) 12,600 12,600
KCl (% by Wt.) 2.4 2.4
PHPA (ppb) 0.71 0.52
ECD (ppg)
Desander 9.4 13.4 0.25
TOTALRECEIVED
450 357
FINALVOLUME
1,071
Desilter 9.4 10.3 0.75
AMC PAC L
125.60 $ 53 18 35 2,260.80 $ % Jet Velocity 213
AMC Pac R
191.60 $ 50 9 41 1,724.40 $ High Gravsolids Impact force 454
AMC PHPA
125.40 $ 18 7 11 877.80 $ Total LGS 6.4 60.7 HHP 98
PotassiumChloride
33.60 $ 873 81 792 2,721.60 $ Bentonite 1.7 15.5 HSI 1.7
SodiumSulphite
42.60 $ 31 2 29 85.20 $ DrilledSolids 4.7 42.9 Bit Press Loss 389
Xanbore 188.60 $ 42 5 37 943.00 $ Salt 3.2 30.7 CSG Seat Frac Press
$8,612.80 $19,560.55
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Rig #48
SET@
RODUCTION.
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
395 psi
12.5 ppg
334 psi
Return
Return
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DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SAMPLE FROM Fl Fl
6. - 8
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
120
o
C
IN OUT
WEIGHT ppg / SG 9.75 1.170 9.60 1.152
0
C
0
C
2
)
11 13 mud weight.
2
) 10 sec/10 min
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 5 4 4 3 Left KCL out of premix to help drop the mud weight.
FILTRATE API (cc's/30 min) 9.0 8.5 Used Baryte for slug and Xanbore for the sweep.
0
F
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 17.5 15.0 Drill to 1672m, pump 20bbl high vis sweep and circ hole clean,
pH 8.5 8.5 sweep brought back very little extra cuttings.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm) Run survey, pump slug and POOH for bit change.
CHLORIDE (mg/L) 53,000 52,000
K+ (mg/L) 12,600 11,550
KCl (% by Wt.) 2.4 2.2
PHPA (ppb) 0.38 0.28
ECD (ppg)
Desander 9.6 14.4 0.25
TOTALRECEIVED
450 421
FINALVOLUME
1,061
Desilter 9.6 11.3 1.20
AMC PAC L
125.60 $ 35 3 32 376.80 $ % Jet Velocity 213
AMC Pac R
191.60 $ 41 11 30 2,107.60 $ High Gravsolids Impact force 456
Baryte
11.20 $ 866 82 784 918.40 $ Total LGS 6.8 64.1 HHP 98
PotassiumChloride
33.60 $ 792 90 702 3,024.00 $ Bentonite 1.0 9.4 HSI 1.7
SodiumSulphite
$6,889.20 $26,449.75
Rig #48
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
395 psi
12.5 ppg
328 psi
SET@
RODUCTION.
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Return
Return
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8.50 STC JTC43C 12 M 365 260 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) 1700 psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SAMPLE FROM Fl Fl
6. - 8
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
DEPTH (ft) - (m) Metres 1,683
120
o
C
IN OUT
52 53 OBSERVATIONS
0
C
35 Adding premix as required to maintain volume.
0
C
8 Changed 4 screens to 140 mesh - used.
2
)
13
2
) 10 sec/10 min
3 6 No materials used.
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 29 21
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 17 12
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 5 4
FILTRATE API (cc's/30 min) 8.5
0
F
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 15.0 Make up Smith bit and RIH.
pH 8.5 Tag fill at 1653, wash to bottom, work pipe to free pluged jets.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm) Drill ahead.
SULPHITE (mg/L) 120
K+ (mg/L) 10,500
KCl (% by Wt.) 2.0
PHPA (ppb) 0.28 0.28
ECD (ppg)
Premix (drill water) Desander INITIALVOLUME 851 Centrifuge Desander 2 Shaker #1 1x100, 2x140 6
Premix (recirc fromsump) Desilter 8 Degasser Desilter 8 4 Shaker #2 1x100,2x140 6
Drill Water Downhole 19 + FLUID RECEIVED
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
36
FINALVOLUME
1,005
Desilter 9.6 10.8 1.40
% Jet Velocity 218
High Gravsolids Impact force 328
$26,449.75
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Rig #48
SET@
RODUCTION.
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
395 psi
12.5 ppg
323 psi
Return
Return
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8.50 STC JTC43C 12 M 375 270 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) 1750 psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
DRILLPIPE TYPE
6.50 97 Mtrs KLC/Polymer 7.17 301 (ft/min) DCs 246 Lam
SAMPLE FROM Fl Fl
6. - 8
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
120
o
C
IN OUT
WEIGHT ppg / SG 9.60 1.152 9.60 1.152
0
C
0
C
2
)
13 15 mud weight.
2
) 10 sec/10 min
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 18 13 20 15 Used Xanbore for sweep.
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 4 3 5 4 Used Baryte for slug.
FILTRATE API (cc's/30 min) 7.6 7.6
0
F
SAND CONTENT (% by Vol.) 0.25 tr
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 15.0 15.0 Drill to 1733.5m and circ up sample.
pH 8.5 8.5 Drill to 1734.77m, sweep hole and circ up sample.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm) POOH, working tight hole as required.
CHLORIDE (mg/L) 49,000 50,000
K+ (mg/L) 9,975 10,500
KCl (% by Wt.) 1.9 2.0
PHPA (ppb) 0.25 0.23
ECD (ppg)
Premix (drill water) 150 Desander INITIALVOLUME 815 Centrifuge Desander 2 Shaker #1 1x100, 2x140 14
Premix (recirc fromsump) Desilter Degasser Desilter 8 Shaker #2 1x100,2x140 14
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
150 190
FINALVOLUME
905
Desilter 0
AMC Biocide
155.65 $ 17 1 16 155.65 $ % Jet Velocity 218
AMC PAC L
AMC Pac R
191.60 $ 30 2 28 383.20 $ Total LGS 6.8 64.5 HHP 72
Baryte
11.20 $ 784 25 759 280.00 $ Bentonite 1.0 9.3 HSI 1.3
PotassiumChloride
SodiumSulphite 42.60 $ 27 2 25 85.20 $ Salt 3.0 29.0 CSG Seat Frac Press
Xanbore 188.60 $ 35 2 33 377.20 $ n @ 15:15 Hrs 0.46 Equiv. Mud Wt.
$2,422.05 $28,871.80
Rig #48
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
395 psi
12.5 ppg
328 psi
SET@
RODUCTION.
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Return
Return
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8.50 Core Bbl M 376 270 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SAMPLE FROM Fl Fl
6. - 8
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
120
o
C
IN OUT
48 49 OBSERVATIONS
0
C
36
0
C
10
2
)
12
2
) 10 sec/10 min
3 7
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 32 22
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 19 14
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 4 3
0
F
SAND CONTENT (% by Vol.) tr
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 15.0 Make up Core barrel and RIH. Reaming as necessary.
pH 8.5 At 1722m the hole became tight, able to rotate pipe,
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm) but unable to circulate!
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf) 0.02 0.25 Work pipe.
SULPHITE (mg/L) 80
K+ (mg/L) 10,500
KCl (% by Wt.) 2.0
PHPA (ppb) 0.23 0.23
ECD (ppg)
Premix (drill water) Desander INITIALVOLUME 775 Centrifuge Desander 2 Shaker #1 1x100, 2x140
Premix (recirc fromsump) Desilter Degasser Desilter 8 Shaker #2 1x100,2x140
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
39
FINALVOLUME
826
Desilter 0
% Jet Velocity
$28,871.80
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Rig #48
SET@
RODUCTION.
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
395 psi
12.5 ppg
323 psi
Return
Return
53
202011
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SAMPLE FROM Fl Pit
6. - 8
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
120
o
C
IN OUT
27 OBSERVATIONS
0
C
37 Minimal losses to the hole.
0
C
11
2
)
11
2
) 10 sec/10 min
3 7
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 33 22
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 18 13
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 4 3
0
F
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 15.0 Work pipe free and POOH wet.
pH 8.5 Service Core Barrel and RIH - drifting pipe.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm)
SULPHITE (mg/L) 60
K+ (mg/L) 10,500
KCl (% by Wt.) 2.0
PHPA (ppb) 0.23 0.23
ECD (ppg)
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
32
FINALVOLUME
764
Desilter 0
% Jet Velocity
$28,871.80
Rig #48
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
395 psi
12.5 ppg
323 psi
SET@
RODUCTION.
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Return
Return
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8.50 Core Bbl M 378 280 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) 750 psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SAMPLE FROM Fl Pit
6. - 8
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
120
o
C
IN OUT
53 54 30 OBSERVATIONS
WEIGHT ppg / SG 9.60 1.152 9.60 1.152
0
C
0
C
11 11 PAC L 1.4 and Biocide, to maintain volume, control the
2
)
11 12 mud weight, and condition the mud.
2
) 10 sec/10 min
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 19 15 20 15 Used Baryte for slug.
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 5 3 6 4 Minimal losses to the hole.
0
F
SAND CONTENT (% by Vol.) tr tr
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 15.0 15.0 Continue RIH. Circ hole clean, drop ball and cut core #1 to
pH 8.5 8.5 1744m. Circ up sample, pump slug and POOH.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm) Laid out core.
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf) 0.02 0.30 0.02 0.30 Serviced core barrel and RIH.
CHLORIDE (mg/L) 49,000 50,000
K+ (mg/L) 9,975 10,500
KCl (% by Wt.) 1.9 2.0
PHPA (ppb) 0.20 0.19
ECD (ppg)
Premix (drill water) 150 Desander INITIALVOLUME 704 Centrifuge Desander 2 Shaker #1 1x100, 2x140 2
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
150 36
FINALVOLUME
978
Desilter 0
AMC PAC L
125.60 $ 28 4 24 502.40 $ % Jet Velocity
AMC Pac R
191.60 $ 28 2 26 383.20 $ High Gravsolids Impact force #VALUE!
Baryte
11.20 $ 759 25 734 280.00 $ Total LGS 6.8 64.5 HHP
PotassiumChloride
33.60 $ 683 19 664 638.40 $ Bentonite 1.0 9.3 HSI
SodiumSulphite
42.60 $ 25 1 24 42.60 $ DrilledSolids 5.8 52.7 Bit Press Loss
$2,223.80 $31,095.60
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Rig #48
SET@
RODUCTION.
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
395 psi
12.5 ppg
328 psi
Return
Return
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202011
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SIZE 4.50 HW Mtrs M 150 0.0678 TIME(mi n) mi n
6.50 Mtrs KLC/Polymer (ft/min) DCs Lam
SAMPLE FROM Fl Pit
6. - 8
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
120
o
C
IN OUT
WEIGHT ppg / SG 9.65 1.158 9.65 1.158
0
C
0
C
2
)
15 15 Minimal losses to the hole.
2
) 10 sec/10 min
3 7 3 7
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 35 25 35 25
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 20 15 20 15
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 5 3 5 4
0
F
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 15.0 15.0 RIH, wash to btm and circ hole clean.
pH 8.5 8.5 Drop ball and cut core #2 to 1753.7m.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm) Circ bottoms up, pump slug and POOH.
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf) 0.02 0.30 0.02 0.30 Lay out core.
CHLORIDE (mg/L) 49,000 49,000 Service Core barrel and RIH.
K+ (mg/L) 10,500 10,500
KCl (% by Wt.) 2.0 2.0
PHPA (ppb) 0.19 0.19
ECD (ppg)
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
38
FINALVOLUME
930
Desilter 0
Baryte
11.20 $ 734 25 709 280.00 $ % Jet Velocity
$280.00 $31,375.60
Rig #48
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
395 psi
12.5 ppg
323 psi
SET@
RODUCTION.
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Return
Return
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8.50 Core Bbl M 382 260 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) 750 psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SAMPLE FROM Fl Fl
6. - 8
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
120
o
C
IN OUT
WEIGHT ppg / SG 9.70 1.164 9.70 1.164
0
C
0
C
2
)
2
) 10 sec/10 min
4 8 4 7
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 36 25 36 25
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 20 15 20 15 Stock corrections to Xanbore, PAC L and KCL.
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 6 4 6 4
0
F
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 15.0 15.0 RIH, circ hole, Droped ball and pipe became plugged.
pH 8.5 8.5 Reverse circ to free up.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm) Cut Core #3 to 1763m. Circ whilst repair the pipe arm.
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf) 0.02 0.30 0.02 0.30 POOH.
CHLORIDE (mg/L) 49,000 49,000
K+ (mg/L) 10,500 10,500
KCl (% by Wt.) 2.0 2.0
PHPA (ppb) 0.19 0.19
ECD (ppg)
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
38
FINALVOLUME
842
Desilter 0
AMC PAC L
125.60 $ 24 11 13 1,381.60 $ % Jet Velocity
Baryte
11.20 $ 709 37 672 414.40 $ High Gravsolids Impact force #VALUE!
PotassiumChloride
33.60 $ 664 40 624 1,344.00 $ Total LGS 7.6 71.9 HHP
Xanbore
188.60 $ 31 8 23 1,508.80 $ Bentonite 0.9 8.4 HSI
$4,648.80 $36,024.40
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Rig #48
SET@
RODUCTION.
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
395 psi
12.5 ppg
317 psi
Return
Return
57
202011
Report # 16 Date : 1-Nov-2011
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SAMPLE FROM Fl Fl
6. - 8
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
120
o
C
IN OUT
WEIGHT ppg / SG 9.70 1.164 9.70 1.164
0
C
0
C
2
)
2
) 10 sec/10 min
4 8 4 7 Used Xanbore for sweep.
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 37 27 34 24 Conditioned mud with 21bbls of water at the shaker and
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 22 17 20 15 added some premix.
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 6 5 6 4
0
F
SAND CONTENT (% by Vol.) tr 0.25
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 15.0 15.0 Laid out Core #3.
pH 8.5 8.5 Make up PDC bit and BHA and RIH, wash last 2 jounts to bottom.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm) Drill to TD of 1831m, pump 20bbl high vis sweep and circ hole clean.
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf) 0.02 0.30 0.02 0.30 Run survey, do short trip to old hole.
CHLORIDE (mg/L) 49,000 47,000 Circ hole clean, pump slug and POOH.
K+ (mg/L) 10,500 10,500
KCl (% by Wt.) 2.0 2.0
PHPA (ppb) 0.18 0.18
ECD (ppg)
Premix (recirc fromsump) Desilter 18 Degasser Desilter 8 5 Shaker #2 1x100,2x140 6
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
21 68
FINALVOLUME
725
Desilter 9.7 11.3 2.50
Baryte
11.20 $ 672 480 25 1127 280.00 $ % Jet Velocity 198
Xanbore
188.60 $ 23 40 1 62 188.60 $ High Gravsolids Impact force 398
$468.60 $36,493.00
Rig #48
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
395 psi
12.5 ppg
317 psi
SET@
RODUCTION.
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
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REPORT FOR Rocco Rossouw REPORT FOR John Condon
8.50 M 437 220 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SAMPLE FROM Fl Pit
6. - 8
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
120
o
C
IN OUT
34 OBSERVATIONS
0
C
0
C
11
2
)
13
2
) 10 sec/10 min
4 6
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 35 24
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 21 16
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 6 4
0
F
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.) 15.0 POOH.
pH 8.5 Rig up and log hole.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm)
SULPHITE (mg/L) 80
K+ (mg/L) 10,500
KCl (% by Wt.) 2.0
PHPA (ppb) 0.18 0.18
ECD (ppg)
Other (eg Diesel) + FLUID IN STORAGE 30
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
7
FINALVOLUME
717
Desilter 0
% Jet Velocity
$36,493.00
LINER Set @
TOTALLOST
Other
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
Rig #48
SET@
RODUCTION.
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
PPB
395 psi
12.5 ppg
317 psi
Return
Return
59
202011
8.50 PDC 13 13 M 405 240 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SAMPLE FROM Pit Pit
6. - 8
HPHT Filtrate
TIME SAMPLE TAKEN 1930
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
120
o
C
IN OUT
36 OBSERVATIONS
0
C
36
0
C
2
)
15
2
) 10 sec/10 min
4 7
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 35 25
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 22 16
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 6 4
0
F
METHYLENE BLUE CAPACITY (ppb equiv.)
pH 8.5 Completed the logging.
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm)
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf) 0.02 0.30 RIH for a wiper trip at midnight.
SULPHITE (mg/L) 80
K+ (mg/L) 10,500
KCl (% by Wt.) 2.0
PHPA (ppb) 0.18 0.18
ECD (ppg)
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
12
FINALVOLUME
705
Desilter 0
% Jet Velocity
Bentonite -1.1 -9.6 HSI
n @ 1930 Hrs 0.49 Equiv. Mud Wt.
K@ 1930 Hrs 6.20 Max Pressure @ Shoe :
$36,493.00
RMN ENGINEER John D Trevitt CITY Adelaide Office TELEPHONE 08 8338 7266
Rig #48
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
SET@
RODUCTION.
12.5 ppg
306 psi
LINER Set @
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
Other
TOTALLOST
PPB
395 psi
60
202011
8.50 casing M 389 240 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SAMPLE FROM Pit Pit
6. - 8
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
120
o
C
IN OUT
OBSERVATIONS
0
C
38
0
C
11
2
)
14 Used Xanthan Gum for the his vis sweep.
2
) 10 sec/10 min
4 7 Used Wildcat for the protection of the drill pipe.
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300 36 25
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 22 15
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3 7 4
0
F
pH 8.5
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm) Completed the wiper trip with little fill on bottom.
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf) 0.02 0.30 Circ a hi vis sweep round to check the hole cleaning, OK.
TOTAL HARDNESS AS CALCIUM (mg/L) 4000 Start POH at approx 0300 hrs.
SULPHITE (mg/L) 80
K+ (mg/L) 10,500 Made ready to run the 7" casing from approx 1200 hrs.
KCl (% by Wt.) 2.0
PHPA (ppb) 0.18 0.18
ECD (ppg)
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
15
FINALVOLUME
689
Desilter 0
Baryte
11.20 $ 1127 25 1102 280.00 $ % Jet Velocity
Wildcat 410
230.00 $ 2 1 1 230.00 $ High Gravsolids Impact force
Xanbore
188.60 $ 62 1 61 188.60 $ Total LGS 8.4 79.8 HHP
Bentonite -1.1 -9.6 HSI
n @ 1930 Hrs 0.53 Equiv. Mud Wt.
K@ 1930 Hrs 4.81 Max Pressure @ Shoe :
$698.60 $37,191.60
Rig #48
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
SET@
RODUCTION.
12.5 ppg
306 psi
LINER Set @
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
Other
TOTALLOST
PPB
395 psi
61
202011
8.50 casing M 234 8 X 6 Inches PRESS (PSI) psi
DRILLPIPE TYPE
Length
DRILLPIPE TYPE
SIZE 4.50 HW Mtrs M 0.0678 TIME(mi n) mi n
DRILLCOLLAR SIZE( " ) Length MUD TYPE BBL/MIN GAL / MIN ANN VEL. DP
6.50 Mtrs Dump and clean pits (ft/min) DCs
SAMPLE FROM Pit Pit
6. - 8
HPHT Filtrate
10. - 20
pH
9. -9.5
120
o
C
IN OUT
OBSERVATIONS
WEIGHT ppg / SG
0
C
clean pits Circ the hole clean and the YP below 14.
0
C
Mixed a SAPP / KCL cement pre flush to 9.00 ppg.
2
)
2
) 10 sec/10 min Used mud to displace the cement from the casing.
RHEOLOGY 600 / 300
RHEOLOGY 200 / 100 Dumped and cleaned the tanks ready for rig move.
RHEOLOGY 6 / 3
FILTRATE API (cc's/30 min)
0
F
CAKE THICKNESS API : HPHT (32nd in)
SOLIDS CONTENT (% by Volume)
LIQUID CONTENT (% by Volume) OIL/WATER
SAND CONTENT (% by Vol.)
pH Finished the running of the 7" casing and started rig up for the
ALKALINITY MUD (Pm) cement job at approx 0600hrs
ALKALINITY FILTRATE (Pf / Mf)
CHLORIDE (mg/L) Bumped and tested the plug OK, at approx 0800hrs.
TOTAL HARDNESS AS CALCIUM (mg/L)
SULPHITE (mg/L) WOC. Installed the slips and the tubing head spool etc.
K+ (mg/L)
KCl (% by Wt.) Rig released at 1900 hrs 20th November 2011
PHPA (ppb) 0.18 0.18
ECD (ppg)
Desander 0
TOTALRECEIVED
425
FINALVOLUME
234
Desilter 0
PotassiumChloride
33.60 $ 864 30 834 1,008.00 $ % Jet Velocity
SAPP
98.60 $ 12 8 4 788.80 $ High Gravsolids Impact force
Total LGS HHP
Bentonite HSI
DrilledSolids Bit Press Loss
Salt CSG Seat Frac Press
n @ 1200 Hrs Equiv. Mud Wt.
K@ 1200 Hrs Max Pressure @ Shoe :
$1,796.80 $38,988.40
Rig #48
SURFACE
SET@
INTERMEDIATE
SET@
RODUCTION.
12.5 ppg
#VALUE!
LINER Set @
OPERATIONS SUMMARY
Other
TOTALLOST
PPB
395 psi
62
Appendix D.Wellhead installation report
63
202011
15/11/2011
Serial No.
Description Manufacturer Part No. Size/Rating/Material Model Serial No.
Dust Cap Wood Group 358230 7-1/16" 5k
Tubing Spool Wood Group 306178 7-1/16" 5k x 11" 3k WG-TCM-X
Tubing Spool Wood Group 306177 7-1/16" 5k x 11" 3k PB06969
X Bushing Wood Group 354148 11" x 7"
Production Annulas Valve RH Wood Group 344967 2-1/16" 5k AA 1000 W000523-004
Production Annulas Valve LH Wood Group 344967 2-1/16" 5k AA 1000 W000595-006
Companion Flange x2 Wood Group 306230 2-1/16"5K - 2" LP
Casing Head Wood Group 342164 11"3k x 9-5/8" BTC
Outlet 1 2" Ball Valve
Outlet 2 2" Ball Valve
BPV Prep :-
General Comments :-
Wellhead Service Report
Growler 6
Components
Xmas Tree Assembly No.
Client : Senex
Production Annulus Valve handles missing
64
202011
Client Contractor FSR No.
Activity GE Crew No.
Date
GE Procedure no
Well Name Field Name PO No.
Client Rep Rig Name/Number Tubing Press
Annulus Press
GE Rep Section of procedure Permit No.
Date Stage/Step Start Finish
15/11/2011 1000
1830
Discuss Collapse pressure of casing with Senex Rep
Pack Off X-Bushing to 3000psi as per WG procedure, Hold for 15mins, Test Ok
Pressure test Csg Head-Tubing Spool connection to 3000psi over 15mins, Test Ok, Charted
Take photos and Wellhead details
Well Report
Comments
24 Hr Summary Pack off X-Bushing and Pressure test to 3000psi over 15 mins, Test Ok, Pressure test
connection to 3000psi over 15 mins, Test Ok, Charted, Job complete.
Senex
GE Oil & Gas
Energise X Bushing
15/11/2011
Growler 6
Dave Hair
Forward Plan
Growler
10541
WG1
Ensign Rig 48
Liaise with Senex Rep David Hair on job requirements
Craig Jordan
Depart Moomba for Growler 6
Complete field service report
Void Connection Test @3000psi over 15 minutes
Pack up equipment and depart for Moomba

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