16/1-31 A

Exploration · Appraisal · P&A · Oil · Lundin Norway AS · Edvard Grieg · PL 338

What was run in 16/1-31 A and how the hole was built: the logs with their intervals, the casing strings with leak-off tests, and the mud at depth.

The table below says which logs were run and over what interval. The curves themselves are held in Diskos, Norway's national data repository; its public portal lists what has been released for a wellbore and can be ordered for an administrative fee. Diskos public portal →

Logs

Log	Top, m	Base, m
	0	0

Casing and leak-off tests

Casing	Diameter, in	Depth, m	Hole, in	Hole depth, m	Test
Interm.	13 3/8	1,404	17 1/2	1,397	—
Liner	9 5/8	2,267	12 1/4	2,266	—
Open hole	—	2,650	8 1/2	2,650	—

Drilling mud

10 READINGS · BY DEPTH

Depth, m	Weight, g/cm³	Viscosity, mPa·s	Type
574	1.3	16	Hp wbm
1,064	1.3	23	Hp wbm
1,269	1.3	22	Hp wbm
1,405	1.49	30	Yellow innovert
1,936	1.5	32	Yellow innovert
2,271	1.5	33	Yellow innovert
2,271	1.12	13	Baradril-n
2,410	1.12	12	Baradril-n
2,650	1.12	13	Baradril-n
2,650	1.3	11	Baradril-n

The words under each tool string are Petrora's reading of the standard codes in it; a code we do not recognize is left as filed. No composite log has been released for this well, so there is no file to open beside these runs.

About this data

Norwegian Offshore Directorate (Sodir) FactPages, mirrored nightly and used under the Norwegian Licence for Open Government Data (NLOD). Log names are the Directorate's tool strings as filed; the plain-word readings beside them are Petrora's, from common industry abbreviations. Depths are metres along the wellbore from the kelly bushing; diameters are inches, as filed.

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