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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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UIC PERMIT APP
RECORD_ID
PR0528038
PE
2950
FACILITY_ID
FA0018998
FACILITY_NAME
NCPA LODI ENERGY CENTER
STREET_NUMBER
12751
Direction
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STREET_NAME
THORNTON
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
LODI
Zip
95242
APN
05513016
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
12751 N THORNTON RD
P_LOCATION
02
P_DISTRICT
004
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Approved
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MIT Procedure STIG111 Well NCPA Lodi Facility <br /> Temperature and Bottomhole Pressure Survey <br /> i I <br /> Wednesday, January 7,2007 <br /> 1. The well should be shut in at least 24 hours prior to conducting the temperature/pressure <br /> - - <br /> survey.- <br /> 2. Welaco Well Analysis Corp. of Bakersfield California will provide the electric line <br /> wireline logging unit including the temperature/pressure recording tool. The wireline <br /> -truck will arrive on Wednesday, January 7� and left at the NCPA Lodi Facility site over <br /> night so that work can begin at 7:00 AM the next day. <br /> Thursday, January 8,2007 <br /> 1. Begin rigging up the lubricator and wireline logging unit at approximately 7:00 AM. <br /> Normally after 24 hours of shut-in the wellhead pressure will be on a vacuum with the <br /> fluid level at or near the surface. <br /> 2. The logging tool will consist of a collar log above the temperature tool, which is in turn <br /> above the pressure tool. The bottom of the pressure tool will be depth datum, zeroed at <br /> KB elevation. The temperature sensor in the temperature tool is located approximately 3 <br /> feet above the bottom of the pressure tool. The bottom of the pressure tool is the <br /> reference point for depth measurements. <br /> 3. The temperature survey will consist of two passes. Begin running the tool downhole at <br /> approximately 8:00 AM and conduct the first pass temperature log. The first pass will be <br /> made while running the tool in the hole at approximately 50 feet per minute. <br /> 4. Tag bottom and record the depth. Bottom tagged on the previous December, 2005 survey <br /> was at 4,558 feet. Set the tool ata depth of 4,100 feet KB. <br /> 5. Inject plant waste water at a constant rate of 100 gpm for approximately 1 hour, <br /> beginning at approximately at 9:30 AM and completing injection at approximately 10:30 <br /> AM. Injection water will be pumped from the plant's injection water storage tank by two <br /> triplex pumps through a single cartridge system and into the well. Perform an <br /> instantaneous shut in and record the bottom hole pressure. and temperature for <br /> approximately 5 hours. <br /> 6. At approximately 3:30 PM begin the second temperature survey pass while pulling out of <br /> the hole at approximately 50 feet per minute to surface. <br /> 7. Logging.should be completed by about 5:00 PM. A field copy of the temperature logs <br /> should be supplied to NCPA's consultant, Fairchild and Wells. In addition, the digital <br /> temperature and pressure data should be supplied to Fairchild and Wells, Inc. on a floppy <br /> diskette or CD on site. <br /> 8. Rig down the wireline unit and release the well to the plant. Job estimated to be complete <br /> by about 6:00 PM. <br /> Prepared 1-17-2007 Page 3 of Prepared by.Fairchild and Wells,Inc. <br />
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