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PROJECT GASBUGGY SITE ESTORATW

FINAL REPORT

JULY I903

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

NEVADA OPERATIONS OFFICE

A . Background ............................................. B Authority ............................................. C . Bestoration Objectives .................................

LI . IKTIAL SITE STATUS ......................................... A Land# ................................................. ..................................... B . Surface Facilitier ................................. C . Subsurface Facilitier O . Topography ............................................. E . Radiological Condition8 ...............................

A . U.S. apartment of Energy ........................ma... ..................................... B. Penix and Scisaon ....................... . C Eberline Inatrurent Corporation D . El Pmro Watural Gar Co ................................

................................. IV . SITE RESTORATION ACTIVITIES A . llobilisation ........................................... B Decontamination System ................................. C . Surface Facilities Decontamination ..................... ......................... D . Well Pluggiag and Abandonment E . Facilitier Disposition ................................. F Solid and Liquid &ate ................................. . ............................... 6 Land Surface Restoration

V . FINAL SITE STATUS ........................................... ..................... A . Land Surface and Subsurface Rights . ............................. B Topographical Description

C . Remaining Facilities ................................... D . Subsurface Well Configurations ......................... E . Radiological Conditions ............................... F . long-Term Surveillance .................................

APPENDICES

A . Primary Citations ........................................... B . Weekly Suuaary Beports.. Surface Work ....................... C . Daily Reports- Subsurface Work ............................. D . Permits, Authorizations. Sundry Hotices ..................... E . Available Publications. Project Gasbuggy .................... ....................... P . DOE Haterial and Bquipment inventory G . Distribution List ...........................................

TABLE OF COHTEh'TS ( h t i n u e d l

Location Map ............................................... 2 C a e b u ~ Project Inetallationr .............................. 4 Project &*bum Orarnd Zero kc.--Pre-Cleanup .............. 6 C1-2116. l iar1 Statu* ........................................ 14 01-3. Final Btatur .....................................am.. 15 .......................................... 01-1. F i n a l Otatur 16 C1-b. Final ltatur ......................................... 18 D1-U. ?ins1 Status ......................................... 19 Cattle Druiag i n ths Rea-dd Araa ......................... 23 Ibauunt m t 8urface Ground k r o (G1-El Well Site) ............ 23 hrrmnt Statue of Wall 10-36 .................................. 23 Project Caabuw Crouad Zero ( C Z ) h e 4 ...................... 26 U S lorest hrvicm S i p at h o j e c t Gaebuuq ................ 28 U.8. Knvir-ntal f iotection ksncy -ling Water

a t Well 10-36 .............................................. 28 lorig-Term Water S u p l i n g ktvork ............................. 30

A. Background

Project Gaabugw was the first joint Goveroment-industry experiment

in the United States that utiliaed a mclear explosive to rtklate

a low productivity natural 1.8 rerervoir. The projaot inc1ud.d the

detonation of a 29-kiloton uuclear drvice on D e c d e r 10, 1967, it a

depth of 4,240 feet in the 8811 Juen basin of nortWrtern W * r

Mexico, approximately 75 rile. east of iarrinlton (liwr* 1). Upon

completion of the long-term production testiw and prenrurc

monitoring actiritier in late 19'16, it uaa determined that thare war

no longer a progr-tic w e d to uintaia the Project k s b u m aite.

The aite restoration plannin~ phase besaa in early 1978 and m4 c o r

pleted in July 1978 with the isauaaca of the opmational plan for

well plugging and site restoration activities, -195. Th* field

activities were conducted over a sixreek pariod durily Auwst and

September of 1978. This report s-rises the field activities and

dercribes the final site statur, including the disposition of all

project facilities and final surface and subrurface configurations.

B. Authority

Apprwal from Headquarters, U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), to

proceed vith the Gasbuggy site restoration project was received in a

nesaage dated June 12, 1978, from Hugh D. Guthrie, Acting Director,

Division of Oil, Gas and Shale Technology, to 8. W. Taft, Assistant

Kanager for Plans, Engineering and Budgets, W E , Nevada Operations

Office (Enr).

The responsibi l i ty of DOE t o conduct the res torat ion work i s c i t ed

i n the following applicable doclments:

1, Contract AT(04-31-711, dated January 31, 1967, signed by the

AEC (now a p.rt of DOE), Department of the In t e r io r , and the E l

Paso h t u r a l h a Co. (BPWG).

2. Hemrandm of Understanding, dated March 23, 1967, between the

h p a r t w n t of ~ r i c u l t u r e ' s U.8. Foreot Service IU8FS) md the

AEC.

C. Reatoration Objectives

Thc general objectives of &ha ramtoration were to plug and abandon

a11 project re la ted bore holer , r-a rurface f a c i l i t i e s , perfom

r a d i o l o g i c ~ l decontamination a s required, re turn EPIK: u t e r i a l r and

equ ipen t fo r unrest r ic ted ume, transport ro l id radiologic wtrte t o

the Hevada Test S i t e (HTS) for disposal , diapoae of l iquid

radiologic m e t e by inject ing in to the nuclear cavity, r-e

exis t ing fences, and rereed areas disturbed by the res torat ion

ac t i v i t i e s .

11. IAITIAL SITB STATUS

A. Lands

The project i n s t a l l a t i ons (Figure 2 ) consist ing of the ground zero

(GZ) area, the recording t r a i l e r park (KTP), the control point (CP),

and the helicopter pad were located on lands within the Carson

National Forest. The use of these lands for the Gasbuggy Project

was established i n the previously c i t ed Hemrandun of Understanding

between the U.S. Forest Service and the U.S. ~ t m i c Energy

Cmmission. Additionally, by land withdrawal action of Public Land

Order 4232, dated June 22, 1967, the Bureau of Land Management

withdrew from a11 forme of appropriation, including mining and

mineral leasing laws, and reserved for the use of the Atoaic Energy

Cairaion the surface and subsurface of lands within Section 36,

T291, WW, lleu Mexico Principal Meridian. Surface and aubaurface

operating rights to lands within the 8W 1/4 of the described section

vtre reserved for the use of the a 6 C under stipulations of

Contract AT(04-3)-711. Access to the project site vas by a road

traversing the Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservation. Upgrading and

extending this roadway was accapliahed by the Hew Mexico State

Bighvay Departmot through EPlPG under stipulations in Contract

A T - 3 - 7 1 Thia road van prwided for Project Gaabuggy use, but

tha project did not acquire control or responsibility for its -in-

tanance.

B Surface Facilities

All facilitier aasociatcd with the former control point, recording

trailer park, and helicopter pad locations had previously been

rewved; the areas had been graded, shaped, and reseeded; and

exintifig surface conditions at theae locations were considered to

satisfy restoration criteria. The areas where work was perforaed

during this site restoration included the fenced area which encm-

pasred Wells GB-1, -2B, -3, -En, and 10-36 (see Figure 31, and any

area which would be disturbed during the plugging of Well GB-D. The

major facilities comprising the fenced area were as follows:

1. GB-EB Production Testing System: Consists of two separators

with insulating enclosures, manifold systems, skid-mounted

metering runs, flow control equipment, 4 l/2-inch-diameter

flare line, flare stack, 100-barrel water tank ("Red Tank"),

&-foot by &-foot pump shed, steam-apray system in an 8-foot by

10-foot aetal shed, plus connecting water and gas Lines with

associated valves.

2. Ilecontamination Pad and P i t : A 20-foot by 40-foot concre te pad

sloped t o an excavated p i t approximately 40 f e e t by 20 f e e t by

4 f e e t deep surrounded by a 3-foot-high berm. The p i t c m t a i n a

the de te r io ra t ed remains of an a spha l t -p l a s t i c l i n ing .

3. =: Approximately 3,500 f e e t of 6-foot-high mixed four-

s t r and barbed v i r e and woven v i r e fence on s t e e l posts with one

16-foot l r ide double g a t e a d two 12-foot-wide a inp le ga te s .

4. ~ i s c e l l a n e o u s : Three sepa ra to r s , four 6-foot by &-foot

galvanized ictal atorage sheda, four l i g h t standards, t h r e e

e l e c t r i c a l panel boarda, one pipe atanchion s e t i n a concre te

bare, two abandoned a e p t i c tanka, t h r e e wellhead l u b r i c a t o r

platforms, and miacellaneous concre te pads a p p r o x i m t a l y 6 f e e t

by 4 f e e t i n s i z e .

C. Subsurface F a c i l i t i e s

Four wells (GB-1, GB-ZES, GB-3, and GB-BR) were d r i l l e d f o r t h e

performance of P ro jec t Gasbuggy. A f i f t h wel l , GB-Dl not r e l a t e d t o

the o b j e c t i v e s of the P ro jec t Gasbuggy, was d r i l l e d and instrumented

a s a n add-on p r o j e c t f o r t h e Advanced Besearch P r o j e c t s Agency

(ARFA). Well l oca t ions a r e rhom i n Figure 3. The subsurface

conf igu ra t ion of t hese wells p r i o r t o t h e r e s t o r a t i o n work i s

thoroughly described and depicted i n IWO-195. Each well included

appropr ia te wellhead equipment which was scheduled f o r removal

during plugging and abandonment w r k .

An a d d i t i o n a l wel l , EPNG Bo. 10-36, which e x i s t e d p r i o r t o Pro jec t

Gasbuggy execution, i s loca ted wi th in the bounds of t h e s i t e

r e s t o r a t i o n work l i m i t s . Because t h i s w e l l i s completed i n a water

a q u i f e r above t h e nuclear s t imula ted gas sand, t h e WE determined i t

was desi rable t o maintain i t i n the long-term monitoring program.

h e r e h i p of the well war subsequently acquired by the Gove-t

and the configuration of the w e l l was not a l t e r ed during the rertora-

t ion e f for t .

D. Topography

m e land contour. within the ~ i t e re r to ra t ioa surface work l imi t r or

previously described GZ fenced area c o n f o n d t o the surrounding

terra in , uhich can be dercribed a s re la t ive ly f l a t t o aantly roll ing.

b41d remerve p i t s uaed during the d r i l l i n g phaee had been backfil led

and there were no unnatural appearing land faaturer u c e p t for the

decontamination p i t and surrwnding berm a t the edae of the concrete

pad. Natural revegetation ha4 taken place throughout the affected

areas. EPUG and WE had graded and seeded a11 other project ina ta l la -

t ion area6 and no addi t ional grading or seeding n 4 performed except

a s was required becauie of aurface disturbance durina the r i t e rer tora-

t ion work.

E. Radiological M i t i o n 6

The extent and leve ls of rurface contamination a t the Garbuggy s i t e

had been documented by s o i l and water sampling proBrus and a i t e

surveys by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), BPIIG, and WE.

Analyses from these surveys indicated tha t there was no radiological

contamination of s o i l or surface waters which exceeded the following

DOE s i te res torat ion c r i t e r ia :*

*Reference: PIE--;-89, Project Gasbuggy Radiation Clearance Report, Table 8;

DOE Appendix 0524, Annex A, Table 2 ; ANSI 328-1976 (Table 1 of 2); and

WO-195, Project Gasbuggy Well Plugging and S i t e Restoration Plan, Section V.

Surface Water

Tritium

Buildinpa, Eguipacnt , and Materiala

Trititm (aonrewvable)

Tritilm (removable)

Soi l -

Tritium only

Beta-- (including worldwide

fallout)

30,000 pCi /m1

Soil CIoirture

Badiological contamination in excess of DOE criteria was expected on

interior surfaces of the gar production-testing system from the

GB-EB w l l bore tubing through the flare stack. In addition,

tritium-contaminated liquid was contained in the 100-barrel water

storage tank ("Red Tank") . 111. PROJECT PABTICIPAHTS

A. The U.S. Department of Energy, Nevada Operations (DOEINV), developed

the restoration plan, provided the contractors to perform the

required radiological and general support tasks, and directed and

coordinated field activities through on-site project engineering and

radiological peraonnel.

. Fenix and Scisson (PhS), an operating contractor fo r the IIevada Teat

Si te , provided the technical and administrative ~ e r v i c e * t o

accomplish a11 well plugging and s i t e res torat ion objective8 except

those associated v i t h radiological support.

C. Eberliae Inst rurent Corporation (SIC), under prime contract ilo.

ET-784-08-1582, provided the technical d i rac t ioa a d on-site super-

vis ion t o acccmplirh a11 radiological d e c o n t a d ~ t i o n and monitoring

i n accordance with DOE radiological c r i t e r h .

D, E l Paso h t u r a l Gas Go. provided log i s t i ca l support t o include

e l ec t r i ca l and gas u t i l i t i e s mupply and u i n t t l u n c 8 and l ia ison v i t h

United States Forest Service and United State* k o l o & i c a l Service

personnel.

I V . SITE ESSmTION ACTIVITIES

A. Mobilization

Field a c t i v i t i e s s t a r t ed during the week of August 13, 1978, with

the a r r i v a l of the F&S, E I C , and DOE personnel a t the Gasbuggy s i t e .

h d i o l o g i c a l support and o f f i ce t r a i l e r s were se t i n place and

connected t o a 50-kW natura l gas-powered generator provided by EPWG.

Mobile phone services were ins ta l led and a 400-barrel water supply

tank was se t and appropriate connections made. The portable w e l l

servicing uni t and crew arr ived on August 18, 1978, t o subatant ia l ly

complete the mobilization phase.

B. Decontamination System

The f i r s t major a c t i v i t y was t o provide the capabi l i ty for radio-

logical ly decontaminating various materials and equipment con-

ponents. This was accomplished by refurbishing an ex is t ing steam

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generator and fabricating a 35-foot-long by 12-footr ide a t ee l dr ip

pan with a 400-gallon sump at one end. The decontamination pan was

instal led on a graded 3' slope adjacent t o the s t e m generator. A

controlled area was established around the dr ip pan by encapassing

it with yellow rope attached t o r t e e l posts and posting appropriate

radiation warning signs.

C. Surface Fac i l i t i e s Decontamination

Itau of material and equipeant were radiologically surveyed in place;

vhm they r t the release c r i t e r i a , they ware appropriately marked

and placed i n m e of the clean holding area.. I f they did not wet

the release c r i t e r i a , they were w e d t o the decontamination area,

and a f t e r a reasonable d e c o n t d l u t i o a e f fo r t , another ruwey n a

coaducted. Pending the result8 of t h i r aecond survey, the it=(*)

of s a t e r i a l and/or equiprent were urved t o the appropriate clean o r

contaminated holding area for e i ther release for unrestricted u s e o r

for disposal as contaminated waste. Within the holding area, item

were segregated as t o ovnership, i.e., WE or EPNG. A segment of

the area was established for the storage of barrels containing sol id

contaminated material slated for shiplout t o BTS for burial as lor

level radioactive vaste.

A log of a l l ataterial released end stored in t h i s area was main-

tained. A t o t a l of 425 items ranging from borea of nut6 and bol ts

t o gad l iqu id separators were checked, found t o be below the release

c r i t e r i a , and were releaaed for unrestricted use.

Items of equipment having inaccessible in te r iors were flushed with

steam u n t i l the exi t ing flush water and accessible area swipes of

the item were below release l imits. As an additional check, water

was poured through various tubular goods and the exit ing water

sample was analyzed for tritium. None of these samples approached

the 5,000 dpa/mI (2,250 pCi/~ll arbitrary limit set as a double check.

The 3,000 dpmlrl limit was not selected as a release limit criterion,

but on the basis that if the item were used as unrestricted radio-

logically, "clean" water contacting the surfacer of the item would

be unlikely to ever exceed the 10 CFR 20 or State of M e w Mexico Con-

centration Guides for water in unrestricted areas (3,000 pCi/mll.

On-rite radioactivity ~ a s u r i n g equipvnt during site cleanup

consisted of:

a. A Packard Model 2003 liquid rcintillation mpectrwter was used

for tritium analysis. Channel 1 war gated for u x i m m sensi-

tivity in the tritiua beta energy region, while channels 2 and

3 were both gated for the full raqe of beta energier. For

this system, the LID was approximately 2 pCi/ml for tritium at

3 v above background.

b. Portable survey equipment included 'aennitive g- detectors

(EIC PW-5 with SPA-2 1x1 8.1 probe), general beta g- detec-

tors (EIC K-520 with 8P-177 (;n probe), thin window beta detector8 2

7 mg/cm (EZC HS-2 and PBn 5-3 with 8P-210 probes) and gas 2 proportional alpha detectors (EIC PAC-46 with 50 cm AC-21 probe).

The thin vindov beta probe (EP-210) has a sensitivity of 1,800

cp/mrad/hr.

All personnel participating in Gasbuggy cleanup w r e required to

wear thermoluminescent dosimeter ITLD) badges and to provide base-

line and final day urine aanples. The exceptions to this were persons

vho would be on eite less than three days, such as casual visitors

and delivery people. TLDs vere sent to the EIC facility in Santa

Fe, New Mexico, for readout. No radiation exposure vae detected

above normal background on the TLDs. The urine slunples were analyzed

on site. None exceeded the lower limit of detectability (LLD).

D. Well Plugging and Abandonment

Subsurface w r k , accomplished concurrent ly with su r face e f f o r t s ,

s t a r t e d on h g u r t 18, 1978, with t h e plugging and abandorment of

GB-ZRS. D e t a i l s of the plugging operat ion a r e contained i n

Appendix C, and t h e f i n a l s t a t u s am plugged an$ abandoned i e s h o w

i n Figure 4. 'Ihe general method war t o reuse the 2 3/8-inch gas-

production tubing r t r i n g f o r pumping cerent fo r the requi red plugs.

A t o t a l of about 255 cubic f e e t of cenent s l u r r y was pumped t o p lace

th ree plugs i n t h e 7-inch car ing . A 12-foot by &-inch O.D. length

of casing was inmts l led i n the top plug fo r a ho le r s r k e r extending

4 f e e t above ground l eve l .

Plugging and abandorment of GB-3 was undertaken next . The procedure

war s i m i l a r t o t h a t used i n GB-2BS by u t i l i z i n g t h e 2 318-inch gar-

production tubing. The plugging d e t a i l s a r e described i n Appendix C ,

and the f i n a l s t a t u s i r shown i n F igure 5. ApproximRtely 550 cubic

f e e t of cement s l u r r y was pumped t o p lace th ree plugs i n t h e 7-inch

casing. A 12-foot by 4-inch 0.0. length of casing, extending 4 f e e t

above ground l e v e l , was placed i n t h e top plug t o provide a ho le

marker.

The next well t o b e plugged was GB-1. It had been plugged previous ly

from a t o t a l depth of 4,306 f e e t to approximately 2,800 f e e t . The

2 3/8-inch tubing s t r i n g extending t o 4,254 f e e t had been cemented

i n place. (Refer t o NVO-195, Figure 4.) This tubing was cut o f f a t

717 f e e t and removed. A plug was placed i n t h e 9 5/8-inch cas ing

from 618 f e e t t o t h e su r face uaing a p p r o x h a t e l y 390 cubic f e e t of

cement s l u r r y . A 12-foot long by 4-inch O.D. marker cas ing was placed

i n t h e plug. It extends 4.7 f e e t above ground sur face . Befer t o

Appendix C and Figure 6 f o r a d d i t i o n a l d e t a i l s .

WELL NO. GB-2RS

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I s q u t e ~ t \SO s a c h s l ,..:!j ... 3000' -

,. a1 3901' - l o p P I cement

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[Squeeze Z O O s a c ~ s l . .

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4 0 0 0 . - Bridge plug 3 6 9 9 '

Col lapsed cas ine t i l l t a % g ? d a t 3 8 3 0 ' a t 3 8 1 2 ' 1

6%" Hole s i d e t r a c Y . i j

6 Hole 10 4 2 4 1 . - 5 0 0 0 ' -

FIGURE 4 GB-2RS FINAL STATUS 1

WELL NO. 68-3. 12'1 4" 0.0. S t e e l h o l e m a r k e r

12%" Or i l ted h a l t 9 5 /8" . 32.0 l b / f t , N - 4 0 Eas im l S m r f a t e s r ~ e n t a t 528 ' t t n r n t s d I n smr face

C r a e m l p l u # i a s i l a 1" t r s i n ( 291 ' t o I r r m 6 0 3 ' I o 804 '

Cement t i t c r l r t ~ l beh ind

1000 ' - 1" c a r i n ( f r r n 604 ' l o srrlart

1 5 0 0 ' - I$" D r i l l e d hot@

2 0 0 0 ' - - T q r l t t m e n l i m 8 % " ~ 1"

catirt a n n r l u s rl 2128' l i o m temp. .survey

2500 ' -

9000 ' - I " , 20.0 I L / f t . 1 - 5 5 C r r i n t at 3191'

C e n e n l ~ l v l s g o t l e 4 - f r r n 4101' t o 3195'

3501'-

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4000 ' - 6 % " D r i l l e d ho le

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1000'- I 5/I" c!rinl Lrr. 611' 10 r m t l a e i

1 2 % " D r i l t r l ho le

1508'- 2 3/1" I n h i a t w i t h b o t t o m a t 4214 ' I r p 41 j a i n l s a r t 4.1 l b f f t iUt t 14, 1.55 ( 2133 .34 '1 # a t t a m 58 j o l g t s

2000'- a re 1 f/B" 0.D. f i b e r g l ass 5 5 . 6 a and

"BY" T D D I a n 9 5/I" i n s l r v m e n t s a r r r t t r t h r l a t 2506' t a t e h i n g E a n l r i l i ~ a r s e v e r y

90'. K t l t n ~ g t i ~ s every 1 1 0 ' 2580'-

T a t g e l l o p o f r e m e l t i a C a l e u l a t e l : t m $ 01 c e m e n t 2 3 / 6 " l u b i r ~ a t 2 0 1 2 ' i n 2 3 / i " t 9 $ / a " annulus

3000'- 1 5/8". 36 11/11. 1.55.

Tep o f f i r s t c e m e n t 3500'- s t a l e a t Baker sub

B e c i r c u l a l i n t sub on - 2 3/8" t u b i n k a t 3699'

b # " Hole d r i l l e d t o 4306' 4000'-

4500'- FIGURE 6 GB-1 FINAL SPATUS

The next well t o be plugged was GB-D, loca ted approximately 1,500

f e e t S .E . of t h e emplacement ho le [GB-EB). GB-D had been ins t ru -

mented f o r t h e Gasbuggy event . Pour instrument packages had been

cerented in s ide a bottom plug t h a t extended from 3,106 f e e t t o t o t a l

depth of 4,725 f e e t . The h o l e war uncesed below 432 f e e t and had

been l e f t f u l l of d r i l l i n g a d . The plugging opera t ion began by

running 2 3/8-inch h y d r i l tub ing t o 600 f e e t and c i r c u l a t i n g water

t o condit ion the hole . A plug of cement r l u r r y was placed f r m 600

f e e t t o t h e su r face and a 12-foot by 4-foot O.D. cas ing , extending

4 f e e t above ground l e v e l , was i n a t a l l e d as a hole marker. Refer t o

Figure 7 and Appendix C.

The device emplacement ho le , we l l GB-ER, van plugged l a r t . The proce-

dures f o l l w e d were, of necess i ty , more e l abora t e and corplex due t o

t h e presence of obnt ruc t ions i n the hole, continuous r ad io log ica l

su rve i l l ance , gas pressures , e t c . Work began on August 2 9 and was

completed on September 2 5 , 1978. P r i o r t o plugging, approximately

60.5 b a r r e l s of t r i t i u m contaminated water and sludge and 7.3 b a ~ ~ e l s

of t r i t i u m contaminated water were pumped i n t o t h e hole and disposed

of i n the chimney below. Af ter m i l l i n g out an eight-foot s e c t i o n of

t h e caaing, a continuous cement s l u r r y plug was placed i n s i x s t a g e s

from 3,721 f e e t t o t h e sur face . A t o t a l of approximately 1,030 cub ic

f e e t of cement s l u r r y vaa requi red . Ins tead of us ing a 4-inch O.D.

cas ing t o mark t h e loca t ion of t h e well, a monument with m t a l plaque

was i n s t a l l e d a t the su r face i n accordance with Sec t ion V1.E. of

lW0-195. Refer t o Figure 8 and Appendix C f o r add i t iona l d e t a i l s .

E. F a c i l i t i e s Dispos i t ion

Concurrent with the deccmuissioning of su r face and subsurface f a c i l i -

t i e s , a mater ia la s o r t i n g t a s k was conducted. Af ter undergoing decon-

tamination (steam c leaning) , a l l m a t e r i a l s were measured f o r radio-

a c t i v i t y and a l l were found t o be v i t h i n t h e r e l e a s e l i m i t f o r

u n r e s t r i c t e d use.

UELL NO. GB-0 . lZt x 4" 0.0. steel hole marker

. ..

m

i;;.,

Ground level :;;;j

20" 133#/ f t csg (? 29' cemented to burface : j

174" hole to 432' Top of cables B 200' 13-3/8", 48#/ft, CSg @ 432' cemented to surface

Cement plug 600' to i j - . !

Conductor cable - 5 strands (one 1/2" and ' four 1-1/4")

!,

12-1/4" hole to T.D. ::.. ~~.,

.: !

.. ...!I ? -

>

...,

Cement top 3106' '1 ;

.-.: .. - -.

Instrument packages @ 3250°, 36001, 4218' and I 4500'

~ . . .. .

T.D. - 4725'

5000' - . . FIGURE 7 GB-D FINAL STATDS

DEVICE EMPLACEMENT HOLE WELL NO. GB-ER

I/?' t h i c k s tee l p late, weld t o 20" casing 8 c e l l a r bottom

- 39" hole t o 49' 30". 1571/f t csg. @ 49'

Chemical grout 50' t o

28" ho le t o T.0 o f 4350' Casing patch @ 258'

20", 160/134#/ft CSg. o r i g i n a l l y s e t @ 4324'

- 7", 26#/ f t , N-80 CSg. w/s lo t ted i n t e r v a l s & conductor cables attached to outer surface. (Device emplacement pipe.)

Continuous cement p lug DV t oo l 1800' t o 3721' t o surface

-

M i l l e d sect ion o f 7' csg. 2350' - 23583' , 13" d i a m between 2355' and 2358'

4 shots - 2796'-97' 8 shots - 2858'-60'

- 3029' ( top cement)

OV twl @ 3550'

B r i d e l u g @ 3740' P i n s i e " casing Tubing backed o f f @ 3751 ' Baker Model D Packer 3786' - 3907' top o f chimney - . , \ .' '. ,

/ \

2-7/8", 6.5#/ft., 5-55. EVE tub ing @ 3795'

LEGEND

Sand 7" csg = Slo ts

FIGURE 8 GB-BR FINAL STAT733

Governwnt-owned mterials were loaded on two trucks and shipped to

the WTS. Included were: wellhead caaponents froa a-1, 68-2, and

GB-ER; 225 joints of 2 318-inch tubing; a s t e m generator; and

miscellaneous pipe, hose, fittings, etc. Theae trucks also returned

governaent equipllsent used by Xberline and F6S personnel during

decmissiming-decoatuination activities (see inventory list,

Appendix F). On September 12, 1978, approximately 95 percent of the

KFUG owned equipwnt was returned on four flatbed and several pickup

trucks to various EPHG warehouses and storage yards in the Farmington,

Hew Mexico, area.

Miscellaneous concrete pada were broken up and placed in the old

deepened decontsminatioa pit prior to backfilling and reshaping to a

more natural terrain.

P. Solid and Liquid Waste

Liquid waste uterialn consia ted primarily of radiologically con-

taminated sludge and liquids from the decontamination operations.

Solid waste consisted primarily of item that vere impractical to

decontaminate. Included was the HcCullough wire line used in the

G3-ES hole. It could not be easily decontaminated due to its braided

construction. Approxiutely 5,000 feet of McCullough 3116-inch

braided wire line vere placed in a drum and shipped to the IPTS. Also,

approximately 20,000 feet of old El Paso single-strand vire Line were

shipped to the IVTS for disposal.

Approximately 60.5 barrels of tritium contaminated water and aludge

with an average concentration of 1,439 p C i l m 1 and 7.3 barrels of

tritium-contaminated water and sludge with an average concentration

of 350 pCi/ml were pumped f r m the "Red Tank" and decon sump, respec-

tively, and injected into the GB-ER cavity before the reentry well

wan plugged. The tubing and annulus vere then flunhed with three

annulus volumes {approximately 350 Bbls.) of H20. The total tritim

content of the injected fluid was 18.7 mCi.

The water did not contain other radioactive isotopes above detection

limits except naturally occurring radioactive elements.

One hundred seventy-five barrels of low-level tritium contminated

water from the ateam decontaoination operation accumulated in the

"Red Tank" after the GB-ER wellbore was sealed. The water vas

subeequently disposed of by vaporisation to the atmosphere usin& the

stem generator. The tritium level in this water ranged f r a 14.7

pCi/ml to 43.7 pCi/ml, and a total of 1.31. di was released to the

mt~sphere over a period of 25 days in September 1978. Durisq tbe

water vaporization and steam decontamination activities, air

moisture ampler were collected by molecular sieve units around the

site. All of the wiature samples collected were less than the

lwer limit of detection (ILD)* for tritium air moisture.

A total of 10 barrels of materials, either known to be slightly

radioactive or difficult to u k e a determination of radioactive

content, were sealed, externally stem cleaned, and labeled for

shipment as lorlevel radioactive vaste. Dry materials were

barreled intact and a11 fluids were mixed with diatomaceous earth

and cement before packaging. .Nuclides other than tritium and

naturally occurring isotopes were not found to be present. The

total tritium content of a11 I 0 barrels was less than 1 mCi.

One sample of mud from the GB-3 abando-nt operations initially

indicated 6 pCi/ml of tritium. The activity was suspected to be the

result of natural thorium daughters from drilling mud chemicals;

however, a second analysis by distillation showed LLD for tritium.

iLLD was 2pCi/M1 at 30 counting error for tritium.

The d contained a large amount of paraffin (a 4-inch layer in the

mud tank). The entire mix of water, mud, and paraffin was buried on

site.

uo burial of radioactive uterial war made at tbe Garbuggy site during

the cleanup operation.

Bubbirh (uncontnimted) war hauled to a dump in Farminpton, H e w

Ucxico. Septic tanks that had been installad for the Gasbuuy project

were backfilled and left in place.

G. Land Surface Rertoration

Reshaping disturbed areal was accaplirhed during the last few days

of the project. The peri-ter fence was removed, and pit6 excavated

for s d l saspling and other activities were backfilled. fie ground

surface war graded to lore natural contours. The area was reseeded

with a grass mixture that had been developed by the 11.S. Forert

Service. It consisted of the following:

Crested Wheatgrars 4 lbs/acre

Pubescent Uheatgrars 6 lbs/acre

Iadak A1 fa1 f a 1 lbfacre

Perennial Ryegrass I lblacre

Figure 9 illustrates the results of reseeding. The photograph was

taken in Hay 1983.

A permanent monument consisting of a brass plaque mounted in a

concrete base uas erected over the a - R E well site. The plaque

wording describes the historical significance of the site and the

restrictions that have been placed on future nubsurface exploration.

Refer to Figure 10 for additional details. The one-ile access

Figure 9. Cattle Grazing i n the Reseeded Area

Figure 10. Monument at Surface Ground Zero (GB-ER Well Site)

23

road extension from the edge of the. Carson tht ional Forest boundary

t o the GZ area was l e f t "as is."

V. P I W SITE STATUS

A. Land Surface and Subsurface Rightr

Laad r ights a t the conclusion of ras torat ion a c t i v i t i r a r c l l i n aa

eetabliahed by the land withdrawal action rpecified in h b l i c Land

Ordar 4232, dated June 22, 1967, prarioualy described i n Section 1I.A.

Mdit ional ly , the U . 8 . h p a r t l u n t of E n e m acquired rcli 10-36,

alao knom as San Juan 29-4, Unit #lo-36, from the El Paao Hatural

Gar m a n y for tha purchaae price of $10. t f e r t o Section II.C,

VLU purchase order EU-78-1-08-0033, dated S e p t d e r 18, 1978, mad

Figure 11 ahowtag the current s ta tue of well 10-36.

B. Topographical Description

Subrtantially a11 affected areaa have been reshaped t o aa near the .

o r i t i n a l natural contoure am practical . The only re la ted land feature

not eliminated was one mile of access road f r a the Careon Uational

Forest boundary t o the GB-ER emplacaunt hole.

Other than the moauwnt a t well GB-ER, abandoned well markers, a

concrete slab, and a pipe stanchion, the only remaining f a c i l i t y ia

well 10-36. This well w i l l be used for long-tern hydrologicall

monitoring a t the Gasbuggy s i t e .

D. Subsurface Well Configurationa

Tbe f ina l s ta tus of a l l project re la ted wella that were plugged and

abandoned i s described in Section D and ahova i n Figures 4, 5 , 6, 7 ,

and 8. Well locations and the post-cleanup statua of the Ground

Zero a re ahom in Figure 12.

BULL PLUG A T %Ob'

Figure 11. Current Status of Well 10-36

\

'\. '\\

4% WELL ' \ 80-36

' \ \ \ ' \ '\ '. '

8 \\ \

\ \ \ ' \ h \ \ \ \ \ \

8

SLAB bB-ER a

MOHUIJEHT

\ L------ TO ST^ slcnwm 17 -+

TO GB-0 -1500'SE of GB-ER

\ * 0 r) 1 0 0 I X ) \ I -

SCALE IU FEET

PROJECT GASBUGGY Ground Zero (GZ) Area. Status as of October 1, 1978 POST-CLE-

Figure 12.

26

E. h d i o l o g i c a l Conditions

P r i o r t o f i n a l s i t e grading, an extens ive r a d i o l o g i c a l s o i l sampling

program w a s conducted with t h e following r e s u l t s :

o ilo beta-g- rad ionucl ides o t h e r than t r i t i u m o r n a t u r a l l y

occurr ing radioisotopes were found.

o Only low l e v e l s of t r i t i u m were de tec ted i n s o i l s .

o m e average concent ra t ions of t r i t i u m remaining a f t e r the cleanup

operat ion a r e small f r a c t i o n s of t h e Radiat ion Concentration

Guide level8 of 10 CFR 20 and DOE manual chapters . The s o i l -

aampling program and r e s u l t s a r e described i n d e t a i l i n PHE-G-89,

Projec t Gasbuggy Radiat ion Contamination Clearance Report by

Eberl ine Instrument Corporation, Santa Fe, Hew Mexico, dated

June 27, 1979.

A l l equipment contaminated during gas production t e s t i n g phase and

equiprent used dur ing cleanup opera t ions were decontaminated t o we l l

below r e l e a s e c r i t e r i a and were re leased f o r u n r e s t r i c ted use.

F. Long-Term Survei l lance

A long-term hydrologic monitoring program has been e s t ab l i shed fo r

t h e Gaabuggy s i t e . The ongoing program, conducted by the Environmental

P ro tec t ion Agency (EPA), c o n s i s t s of annual sampling and analyses of

water f o r t r i t i u m and o t h e r rad ionucl idea i n t h e Pro jec t Gaabuggy

area. This program i s noted i n a U.S. Forest Service s i g n a t the

Gasbuggy S i t e (Figure 13). Figure 14 i a a photograph taken i n May

1983 of t h e EPA sampling a c t i v i t y . The following sampling po in t s

were s e l e c t e d as being r ep resen ta t ive of water supp l i e s i n t h e Gasbuggy

a rea :

Figure 13. U. S. Forest Service Sign a t Project Ganbuggy.

Figure 14. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Sampling Water a t Well 10-36

28

a . Well 10-36

b. W i n ~ l l #2

c. Lorar brrro* Canyon

d. Sialer k w h

e. Jieari l la Apache b v .

(south &I l l f . J icar i l la Apache i cv .

(Ibrth 11.11)

Approximate Distance

Prop Subsurface Grwnd Zero

450 feet (m s i t e )

4 dl..

7 rile.

7 miles

6 miler

a. Cave Sprilq 4 riles

b. Bubbling Spring 5 milea

c . Arnold bnch 8 r i l e 8

d. h Jar. Creek 3 mile8

Simple* are to be collected annually from tba above locatioar. The

program ia rcheduled to continue indefinitely.

Figure 15. Long-Term Water Saapling Wetwork.

APPENDIX A

PRIlUBY CITATIONS

APPBrnIX A

PRIMARY CITATIONS

1. References

a , Contract AT(O4-31-711, dated January 31, 1967, signed by the AISC,

Department of I n t e r i o r , and t h e EPNG.

b. Memorandum of Underatanding, dated )(.rch 23, 1967, betveen the Depart-

ment of Agr i cu l tu re ' s U.S. Foree t Service (USFS) and the A B C .

c . KPNG l e t t e r , dated Ju ly 23, 1976; D. LI. Canfield t o WE/W, H. E.

Gates.

d . WE/W l e t t e r , dated August 11, 1976; t o WE/HA, W E I ~ S T , W L ,

LLWL, and SL.

e. Responses from a l l r e c i p i e n t s of Reference 1.d. l e t t e r .

2. The b a s i c r e s p o n s i b i l i t y of DOE t o conduct the r e s t o r a t i o n i s contained

i n t h e referenced con t rac t and Memorandum of Understanding, with app l i -

cable po r t ions shown here as follows:

a. Reference 1.a. above, A r t i c l e ZI(b):

"Project Gasbuggy, a s de l inea ted i n t h i s c o n t r a c t , i s a cooperat ive

e f f o r t between the Government and the Company; each of the p a r t i e s

is assuming r e s p o n s i b i l i t y fo r performing c e r t a i n spec i f ied func t ions

a t i t s own c o s t and each is, accordingly, prepared t o assume responsi-

b i l i t y fo r i nc reases i n t h e c o s t of p e r f o w i n g i t s funct ions a s may

develop during the execution of the p r o j e c t . Each p a r t y s h a l l proceed

promptly t o perform i t s por t ions o f t h e work io accord with a j o i n t l y

coordinated time schedule to be issued by the Comisaion. Since the

explosion of a nuclear device is involved in the execution of thia

project, the Colrmission, because of ita responsibilities in connec-

tion therewith, must have and is hereby given the right to control

the execution of the project in all phases of operations involving

the nuclear device, includiag site preparation, emplacement, detona-

tion, diapositim of radioactive substances, and public health and

safety."

b. Reference 1 .a. above, Article IVIb)(B)(vi) :

"Boll-Up

"Subsequent to detonation, the Ccupany shall remove sll trailers,

technical structures, construction equiplent, testing equipaent, and

associated material to a point mutually agreed upon uhich is not

m r e distant than the Gobermador Camp. The Cmpany vill also clean

and revlve surface debris from the area of the emplace-ent hole,

control points, and Recording Trailer Park areas; provided, however,

the Cmpany shall have no obligation to remove radioactive or contami-

nated material or debris."

c. Reference 1.b. above, paragraph C.9:

"That upon termination of this agreement, the parties shall autually

agree on removal or other disposition of all structures and improve-

ments which have been placed on National foreat lands in the exercise

of this use."

3. The concurrence of all project participants to proceed with aite restora-

tion is contained in renponses to Reference 1.d. letter above.

Fmm DOE-IOBD PJge 01 Pages ~ 8 . 1 1 ) ORDER FOR PURCHASE OR DELiVERY . .

-. ISSUlffi O F F ~ E : US. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

Nevada Operations Off ice

THIS NUMJER MUST APPEAR ON ALL PACKAGES. PAPERS &AD INVOiCES RLUTING TO THIS ORDER

DATE OF ORDER

9/18/78

COST SYMBOL AC-01-06

, ORDER M. -- .:. -..: EW-78-X-08-0033 :.:. , ...

:~ r

ALLOTMENT APPROPRIATION W D TITLE NV-83-91 89x0203

CERTIFIED-FOR NATIONAL MFENSE REQUISITION NO. UNDER DMS REG. 1 0. 0. RATING: M I l&UD:RDC-1305

m 1-1 El Peso Natura l Gas- Company P.O. l o x 1492 E l Pas?, Texas 79978

SHIP TO (C-- m d D r s i m r i m l

U.S. Department of Energy Nevada Operations Off ice P .O. Box 14100 .

Las Vegas, NV 89114 VIA: P. 0. NO.:

DELIVERY F. 0. L TIME FOR DELIVERY N/A Sept . 30, 1978

GOV'T B/L NO. i4/A

DSCOUM TERMS M/A

0 h r r h * ~ or61 per w r B i l l of Sa le of Pn8u furnish me following on tlw terms specifled on b ~ t h sides of this order and on the r t tachld sheets; i f m y . Fhir pur. chaw is n.ld1at.d undn the author~ty d 4 1 V.S.C. 252 (c) (3).

D.llvlry ordm under C o n t r d h. Except lor hilling instructions on the ..:

mnC ITEM NO.

1.

Submrt

a ~ ~ n u m b l n d UNIT

ea .

biI!ins invrlwliunsl TO:

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

thin adm is s-t to the trims on mi% wde. k r m 13 on the M r r e . and

ARTICLES OR SERVICES

This Purchase Order is i ssued t o cover t h e purchase p r i c e of t h e San Juan 29-4 Unit # I0 which is loca ted 1650 f e e t from the South l i n e and 1700 f e e t £ram t h e West l i n e of Sec t ion 36, T-29-N, R - 4 4 , N.M.P.H., Rio Arr iba County, New Mexico; toge ther with a l l cas ing and tubing appe r t a in ing the re to .

The terms and wndftions o f th fs purchase order b. EH-78-X-08-0033 are hereby accepts:

date /O 70-i'f

Title /& ,&st+

lnvaices in d u p l i c a t e t a w r w ,,rw a i d v /or TOTAL $10.00 .

.:

the QUM.

1

c m t f h . UNIT PRICE

$10

AMOUNT

$10

Nevada Operations Off ice P.O. Box 14100 Las Vegas, NV 89114

RE P. 0. NO.: EW-78-X-08-0033 34

.

. .

Robert W . T a f t . ..

r lTc~J A s s i s t a n t Manazer fo r P lans . Xngineering and Budgets

.. .,

This weekly s-ry is based upon daily reports compiled at the end of each

workday throughout the field activities phase. The original daily reports are

available in the DOEIW Energy Applications Division files.

Weekly Period Beginning 8/13/78

W E , P&S, EIC, and drill crew personnel arrived on site. EPAG installed a

50-kW generator and electrical distribution liner. A support and office

trailer arrived and were hooked up. Boade within the site boundary were graded.

A sloping grade and trench were established for t h e decon pan and sump. Decon

pan sections vere net in place and welded together. Miscellaneous concrete

slabs were wved to the old decontamination pit area and the pit was deepened.

The flare stack, flare gaa lines, and miscellaneous piping were disaasedled.

Anchors for the workover drilliq rig were installed at all five well locations.

The steam generatortr (steanr) assembly was started. A 400-bbl. fresh water

tank was installed and water deliveries began. Started the excavation of buried

lines. Miscellaneous broken concrete padn and other debris were pushed into

the deepened decontamination pit and were backfilled with a minimum of three

feet of earth cover. Utility poles were remwed and decontamination of the

flare stack and its components was started.

Weekly Period Beginning 8/20/78

The 100-bbl. "Red Tankt' was lsoved to the decon pad and steam-cleaned. Dis-

mantling of piping, valves, etc., continued. Trenched for and removed 3/4-inch

and 2-inch waste fluid lines. EIC laboratory personnel collected samples which

vere sent to EIC, Albuquerque, New Mexico, for analyses. Samples included

flare line water, flare line oil, GB-2R water, GB-ER fluid, and Red Tank sludge.

The tri-carb unit and other laboratory equipent vere received, assembled, and

put into operation. The Red Tank was used to store condensate from steam-

cleaning operations.

Weekly Period Beginning 8/27/78

Steam-cleaned the Otis wireline, reek, and tools used in GB-SR. Disassembled

portions of EPIVG's heater/aeparators and wved them to the decon pan where

they were ate-cleaned. Soil samples were taken under the gas-condensate

p m p shack. The tri-carb unit was loaded for its first autcmatic run. Fluids

frcm Red Tank and decon surp were injected into GB-ER for disposal. Anti-C

clothing was worn by all personnel in GB-RE area. All itcawcleaned materials

that measured belm the LLD (Lower Limits of Detection) were marked with green

print and w e d into a release area. Backfilled tbe GB-3 cellar. Cut off the

GB-D wellhead and steam-cleaned it. Ccnpiled data f r a approxiutely 500

tritium samples.

Weekly Period Beginning 9/3/78

Established a base line for the soil impling grid and selected 246 soil

ampling locations on 25-foot and/or 50-foot grid line intervals. Started

taking soil saaples with an auger. Inrtalled piping froa the Red Tank to the

ateam generator to pernit evaporation of stored liquids. Molie sieve moisture

collectors were fabricated and rtrategically located in the evaporation area.

Steam-cleaned the EPNG aeparator/prehccttar and WE wellhead equipment from

GB-1, GB-28, and 138-3. Removed the roof f r w a 10-foot x 20-foot metering

skid. Uncovered a septic tank in the old trailer park. A general cleanup of

the area was performed with rubbish being hauled to a Farmington, New Mexico,

dump.

Weekly Period Beginning 9110178

Continued laying out the soil sampling grid and continued taking soil samples.

A backhoe was used to excavate a six-foot-deep trench for profile and sidewall

samples. The 3/16-inch braided wire line was removed frcm the McCullough truck

and placed in a decontamination drum for shipment to the NTS. Steam-cleaned

the HcCullough truck and tools. The atem cleaner was used to evaporate approxi-

mately 1,320 gallons of Bed Tank fluid. Backfilled the septic tank at the

o r i g i n a l o f f i c e t r a i l e r s i t e . Continued t o c l ean t h e a rea and hauled rubbish

t o t h e Parmington, New Hexico, dump. The U.S. Fo res t Service de l ive red 150

pounds of seed f o r reneeding the s i t e .

Weekly Period Beginning 9/17/78

Continued tak ing and analyzing s o i l samples. Vegetation samples were a l s o

taken f o r d e t a i l e d analyses by EPA, Las Vcgas, Uevada. A l l ateam-cleaning war

c m p l e t e d except fo r the i n t e r i o r of the lted Tank. The Acme 100-bbl. laud tank

wan turned on i t s s i d e t o f a c i l i t a t e removal of sludge and pa ra f in i n t o an

eight-foot-deep t rench. Dug a d d i t i o n a l t renches fo r r a d l r a f e p r o f i l e aampl iw ,

Stem-cleaned the d r i l l r i g p r i o r t o releasL- it on September 23, 1978.

Weekly Period Beginning 9/24/78

Removed approximately 1 1/2 cubic f e e t of s ludge frcm the Red Tank and s t e u -

cleaned t h e t a n k ' s i n t e r i o r . Approximately 20 ga l lons of eludge and 40 g a l l o a s

o f f l u i d i n the sump p i t w r e mixed with d ia tomaceou~ e a r t h f o r s o l i d i f i c a t i o n .

The mixture vas placed i n t en 53-gallon drums and shipped t o t h e H T S fo r b u r i a l .

Bad/safe equipment w a n shipped t o E I C , Albuquerque, 13ev Mexico. Backf i l led -

a l l remaining trenches and graded the a rea . Cut t h e decon p m i n t o f i v e mectiona

which were shipped t o Carlsbad, Hew Mexico. BPHG removed t h e perimeter fence,

t h e Red Tank, t h e genera tor , e l e c t r i c a l panels, e l e c t r i c a l d i s t r i b u t i o n l i n e s ,

and miecellaneous ga8 l ines . Removed t h e radiotelephone, o f f i c e f u r n i t u r e ,

and o f f i c e telephone. !be r a d l s a f e t r a i l e r waa taken t o Carlsbad, Hew Mexico.

A monuwnt was e rec t ed over the GB-ER hole. The a rea was reseeded on

September 28, 1978, and a l l r e s t o r a t i o n work was completed the fol lowing day,

September 29, 1978.

DAILY REPORTS

GB-28s PLUG AND ABANWlJ

8-18-78 Hoved i n Farmington Well Service's Cardwell 210A r i g 114 and rigged

up. Displaced 2 3/8-inch O.D. Bydril tubing with 30 barrels of

water. Ilo prearure on casing or tubing. Insta l led blcwout

equipment. Laid down 139 joint0 of tubing, 3 cromsover subs,

perforated rub, bul i plug and co l la r . Overall length was 4,222

f ee t .

6-19-78 Picked up 2 3/8-inch O.D. Hydril tubing and tagged f i l l a t 3,816

feet . Made t r i p in hole and ins ta l led a notched co l la r on the

bottcm for a warhover shoe. Circulated hole and washed tubing frcm

3,816 feet to 3,830 feet . Pulled tubing inside the 7-inch O.D.

casiag to 3,437 fee t .

8-20-78 Tagged f i l l a t 3,830 fee t . Tubing was run to 3,827 feet . Dowell

placed plug IPo. 1 with 20 barrels of water ahead of 175 feet3 of

c lass "8" cement. Displaced tubing with 11 barrels of water.

Cewat i n place a t 1030 hourr. Tagged top of plug Ho. I a t 3,224

feet a t 1700 hours. Set 14,000f weight on plug and plug held. Hung

tubing a t 600 fee t and s e t plug ilo. 2 with 75 feet3 of c lass "A"

cement. Cement i n place a t 1900 hours.

8-21-78 Tagged top of plug Wo. 2 a t 348 fee t . Laid d a m tubing. Bemoved

blow out equipment and cut o f f the 7-inch O.D. casing a t the top of

the 9 5/8-inch casinghead a t 3.5 fee t . Attempted t o s e t top 15-foot

cement plug i n the 7-inch casing and was unable to do so. Rigged

d m .

Fabricated a plug from rags and s e t i t a t 15 feet . Hand cemented to

the top of the 7-inch O.D. casing. Installed e piece of 4-inch

O.D. x 12-foot casing i n the cement for a hole marker extending 4.2

fee t above ground. Role plugged.

DAILY EEWBTS

8-21-78 Moved i n Fa r r ing ton Well Se rv ice ' s Cardwell 21M r i g No. 14 and

r igged up.

8-22-78 Shut i n tubing p re r ru re and praaaure on tbe annulur were 625 p r i .

Pumped water down t h e 2 3/8-inch O.D. tubing with 725 p r i a t t h ree

ba r re lo per winute. Bled off preaaure i n t h e annulur and pumped

169 b a r r e l s of water i n hole. Shut i n tubing and annulus, no

prer rure . Rigged up blovout e q u i p e n t . Laid d m 133 joint . of

2 318-inch O.D. 3-55 tubins , per fora ted pup j o i n t , crosrover sub,

c o l l a r and b u l l plug. Overal l l ength was 4,239 f e e t . S t a r t e d

p i c k i l y up 2 3/8-incb O.D. Aydri l tubing.

8-23-78 Ran 2 3/8-inch 0 .D. tubing i n t h e ho le and tagged f i l l a t 4,801

f e e t . Dowell s e t plug No. 1 with 20 b a r r e l s of water ahead of

260 f e e t 3 of c l a a r '%Iw cement. Cement i n p lace a t 1135 hours.

Pul led tub iag t o 2 , 4 9 4 f e e t and d i rp l aced with 10 b a r r e l s of water.

Waited on cement t o 1830 houra and tagged t o p of plug Uo. 1 a t 3,195

f e e t . S e t 10,000f weight on cement and plug held.

8-24-78 Pressure between t h e 9 5/8-inch O.D. and 7-inch O.D. vaa 30 p s i .

Bled off p re r su re and t e s t e d blowout e q u i p e n t t o 500 p s i f o r 5

~ i n u t e s . Pe r fo ra t ed t h e 7-inch O.D. caaing from 603 f e e t t o 604

f e e t with four ahota us ing HcCullough j e t gun. F lu id dropped out of

casing. Ran 2 3/8-inch O.D. tub ing t o 122 f e e t and c i r c u l a t e d water

between the 9 5/8-inch and P i n c h casing. S e t plug No. 2 with 280

f e e t 3 of c l aaa "A" cement and d isp laced with 7 b a r r e l s of water a t

150 p s i . Cement i n p lace at 1230 hours . Cement c i r c u l a t e d to sur-

face between t h e two cas ing a t r i n g s .

8-25-78 Tagged top of plug No. 2 a t 291 fee t in r ide the 7-inch O.D. casing.

R-ed blowout equ ipea t . Cut off the 9 518-inch and 7-inch caning

a t 2.4 fee t and plugged QIP. Rigged d m .

8-26-78 Bailed water t o 15 112 fee t inaide the F i n c h O.D. caring. Pllsped

11 feet3 of cerent inside the 7-inch caring and c s c n t overflowed

in to the 9 5/8-inch annulus. Both casing8 were f i l l e d t o rurface.

Instal led a 4-inch O.D. x 12-foot piece of casing i n the aoft c r w n t

far A bole marker artending 4.1 feet above the around, Hole

plugged.

DAILY REPORTS

8-25-78 Woved in F a d n g t o n W e l l Sertrice'a Clrdwell 2101 r i p ilo. 14 and

rigged up. Made tw runs r i t h a r1nk.r bar inride the 2 3/8-inch

O.D. tubing and shot off tubi- at 717 fn t u a i q NcCullough

plantic explosiver. Pulled 2 3/6-inch O.D., EW t u b i l y ,

central iaerr m d cables out of the hole.

8-26-78 Recovered tubing, four pup jo in t r and c ros rwer rub. Overall

length war 717 fee t . C u t off the 13 3/6-inch a d 9 S/4-inch caaina

a t 2.2 feet . Ran 2 3/8-inch O.D. t u b i q to 614 fmat and p l ~ e d

hole t o surface u r i n l Dowcll r i th 393 ?met3 of c l a r r W' c r u n t .

Pulled CW. Inr ta l led a piece of 4-inch O.D. x 12 foot carinl i n

the cement for a hole inarker e x t e n d i q 4.7 fec t abwc around. tblc

plugged.

DAILY BEPORTS

GB-D PLUG AllD AW'TDOA

8-26-78 Hoved i n Farmington Well S e r v i c e ' s Cardvel l 21OA r i g Ho. 14 and

r igged up. Ran 2 3/8-inch O.D. Aydr i l tubing i n t h e ho le , h i t f l u i d

a t 285 f e e t and br idges a t 200 f e e t , 600 f e e t and 630 f e e t . Pu l l ed

out of hole.

8-27-78 Rig eecured.

8-28-78 Cut off 13 318-inch casing a t 3 f e e t . Ran 2 3/8-inch O.D. Hydril

tubing i n the ho le , h i t b r idges a t 200 f e e t , 580 f e e t and 600 f e e t .

Ci rcula ted and condit ioned ho le v i t h water. Pu l l ed tubing t o 394

f e e t .

8-29-78 Ban tubing t o 600 f e e t and plugged h o l e t o su r face us ing Dowel1 with

566 f e e t 3 of c l a a r "A" cement. Zns ta l led a p iece of 4-inch 0.0 . x

12 foot casing i n t h e c m n t t o r 4 ho le marker extending 4 f e e t

above ground, Hole plugged.

DAILY REPORTS

8-29-78 Moved i n Palrington Well Service's 21M r i g No. I4 and rigged up.

Worked day* only.

8-30-78 Shut-in tubing pressure was 610 psi . Rigged up Dowell and purped 25

barrel. of water d m the 2 7/8-inch O.D., Em tubing. Flushed con-

taminated tank and mud pump with 150 barrel r of water and pumped

down the hole. Ran UcCullough co l la r locator, top of packer a t

3,784 fee t and bottcm a t 3,792 fee t .

8-31-78 Pumped 10 barrels of water down the tubing a t 610 pai t o k i l l well.

Perforated tubing a t 3,760 fee t and 3,761.5 fee t with UcCullough

c h a i c a l gun. Attclpted t o p u p through perforations with 79

barrela of water. Pressured up on annulus t o 550 psi a f t e r 50

barrela.

9-1-78 Perforated tubing f r a 3,760 fee t t o 3,761 fee t with one hole per

foot with McCullough j e t gun. Puped 168 barrels of water d m the

7-inch O.D. casing with M pressure. Ban gauge r ing d m the tubing

t o 3,776 fee t . Ban Baker P-1 tubing plup on McCullough se t t i ng tool

t o 188 f e e t and plug stuck. Could not work f ree , top of f i s h at

161.85 fee t .

9-2-78 Pulled UcCullough wire l i n e out of the rope socket. Pumped water i n

the hole. Ban 2 5/16-inch O.D. overshot i n the hole on 1.75-inch

O.D. d r i l l pipe and worked over f i sh . Recovered a l l of the s e t t i ng

tool.

9-5-78 Rig secured from 9-2-78 t o 9-5-78. Ins ta l led blowout equipment,

punped 63 barrel6 of water d m the annulus and tested t o 600 psi.

Attempted t o release the tubing seal a a s d l y from the Baker Model D

packer with no r e su l t s .

9-6-78 Tested blowout equipment t o 600 p s i . Pumped 30 b a r r e l s of water

down t h e ?-inch cae ing and 2 718-inch tubing anulus. Continued

a t t e n p t i n g t o recover tubing r e a l a s s m b l y wi th no r eau l t a . Ban

2 114-inch b i t i n s i d e t h e tubing on 1.66-inch d r i l l pipe. D r i l l e d

out 3 112-inch of plug and d r i l l e d a ho le i n t h e tubing at

187 112-feet and had c-nication between t h e tubing and casing.

Pressured up t o 700 p r i and re leased p re r su re on t h e tubing and

casing. Laid d m t h e d r i l l pipe and b i t . Preerured up oo t h e

tubing and cas ing aga in and bled o f f ,

9-7-78 Releared pressure on t h e cas ing and tubing. Shut i n and checked

pressure buildup. Pumped v a t e r down t h e annulus a t 790 p s i and

c l ea red plugged p e r f o r a t i o n s f r a 3,760 f e e t t o 3,761 f e e t . P u p e d

107 barrel. of water d m t h e annulus with no presrure . Pressure

b u i l t up t o 610 p r i i n 1 112 hours. Ptmped 31 b a r r e l s o f water d m

the annulus with no pressure. Preasure b u i l t up t o 400 p6i i n 112

hour, Pumped 29 b a r r e l s of water down the annulus and 10.4 b a r r e l s

dovn t h e tubing with no pressure .

9-8-78 Pumped 243 b a r r e l e of 'water d m the hole and r m v e d tubing hanger.

Ban )IcCullough o u t s i d e back off s t r i n g shot and backed o f f tubing.

Recovered 738 f e e t of 2 718-inch O.D., BUE tubing. Ran 5 3/4-inch

overshot i n t h e ho le and l a t ched onto tubing a t 738 f e e t . Ran

HcCullough s t r i n g shot i n s i d e t h e tubing and backed o f f tubing a t

3,751 f e e t . Recovered 100 j o i n t s of tubing. Pumped water down t h e

annulus a t 27 ga l lons per n i n u t e during operat ions.

9-9-78 Pumped water i n t h e ho le t o k i l l well. Ran HcCullough 5 11/16-inch

gauge r i n g and c o l l a r i n t h e hole, tagged t o p of t h e tubing a t 3,752

f e e t . Se t Baker Model "N" wire l i n e bridge plug a t 3,740 f e e t .

Could not r e l e a s e s e t t i n g t o o l . Pu l l ed out of rope eocket and l e f t

10.55 f e e t of t o o l i n t h e ho le . Bled pressure off the casing. Ran

four j o i n t s of 2 718-inch O.D. tub ing and s e t i n tubing hanger.

Shut i n hole. The br idge plug was not holding, pressure s t a r t e d

bu i ld ing up.

9-10-38 Pressure b u i l t up t o 200 ~ s i . Released pressure and shut in.

pressure b u i l t up t o 95 p s i i n 112 hour. Belease pressure and shut

i n f o r 1 hour, pressure b u i l t up t o 55 p8i . Released pressure and

shut i n f o r 1 hour, presaure b u i l t up t o 20 p s i . Released pressure

and shut i n f o r 3 112 hours , no pressure. Ran HcCullough f l u i d

probe a t 1600, 1630 and 1730 hours, f l u i d l eve l remained at 1,192

f e e t . Ran 2 718-inch O.D. tubing i n t h e hole t o 3,721 f e e t . S e t

plup Wo. 1 us ing Dowell with 7 b a r r e l s of water ahead of 96 f e e t 3 of

c l a s s '%I1' cement. Displaced cement with 14 112 b a r r e l s of water.

Cement i n place a t 1900 hourn. Pul led tubing t o 2,973 f e e t .

9-11-78 Ran 2 718-inch O.D. tubing i n t h e ho le and tagged top of plug No. 1

a t 3,542 f e e t . nixed up 60 sacks of g e l and a t t c l p t e d t o pump d m

the tubing, tubing plugged. Made up 5 314-inch Grant s ec t ion m i l l

on 3 1/2-inch d r i l l pipe and s t a r t e d i n hole.

9-12-78 Ran 5 3/4-inch rill i n t h e ho le and displaced water wi th 126 b a r r e l s

of mud with pressure. f r m 100 t o 300 p s i i t 2 b a r r e l s per minute.

9-13-78 Pu l l ed out of ho le and r an 2 718-inch O.D. tubing i n t h e hole and

tagged plug Ao. 1 at 3,542 f e e t . S e t plug l o . 2 with 63 f e e t 3 of

c l a s s '%" cement. Displaced tubing with 33 b a r r e l s of water. Hung

tubing at 2,662 f e e t . Cement i n p lace a t 1715 hours.

9-14-78 Tagged t o p of plug No. 2 a t 3,261 f e e t . Pressured up on plug Ao. 2

t o 200 p s i , p ressure he ld . Se t plug Bo. 3 with 5 b a r r e l s of water

ahead of 175 f e e t 3 of c l a s s "H" cement. Displaced tubing with 12

b a r r e l s of mud. Pul led tubing of 1,905 f e e t and reverse c i r c u l a t e d

t h e tubing with 28 b a r r e l s of mud. Cement i n p lace a t 1100 hours.

9-15-78 Tagged top of plug No. 3 at 2,756 f e e t . Pressured up on plug Ho. 3

t o 200 p s i , p ressure held. Pul led tubing out of t h e hoIe. Made up

5 314-inch s e c t i o n m i l l on 3 1/2-inch d r i l l pipe and mi l l ed o u t a

s e c t i o n of t h e ?-inch O.D. 268, H-80 cas ing fram 2,350 f e e t t o

2,355 1 /2 f e e t .

(Cont . ) 9-16-76 Willed 7-inch O.D. cas ing from 2,355 I/2 f e e t to 2,357 feet. Changed

out c u t t e r s and r a n back i n hole.

9-17-78 Ui l l ed cas ing from 2,357 f e e t t o 2,358 f e e t and m i l l wore out.

9-18-78 Made up 4 3/4-inch Dotco two bladed m i l l and mi l led cas ing and cables

f r a 2,355 f e e t t o 2,358 f e e t . Blades extended t o 4 c u t t i n g di-ter

of 13-inches. Pu l l ed o u t of hole .

9-19-78 Uade up 5 3/4-inch Grant s e c t i o n m i l l and mi l l ed on t h e 7-inch O.D.

cas ing a t 2,358 f e e t ; mi l l ed 4 inches. Laid down ail1 and r an 3 1/2-

inch d r i l l pipe i n t h e hole open ended.

9-20-78 Laid d m d r i l l pipe and removed blowout e q u i p e n t . Ran 2 7/8-inch

0 . D. tub ing i n the hole, h i t b r idge a t 2,6"4 f e e t and worked t o

2,725 f e e t where tubing stopped. Pu l l ed 8 strand8 of tubing.

9-21-78 Ban tubing i n t h e ho le t o f i l l a t 2,694 f e e t and waahed t o 2,725

f e e t . Rotated and washed tubing t o f i r m c a e n t a t 2,729 f e e t c i rcu-

l a t i n g contaminated cement t o sur face . S e t plug No. 4 with 195 f e e t 3

of c l a s s '%" c a n t . C w n t i n p lace a t 1500 hours.

9-22-78 Tagged top of plug No. 4 a t 1,923 feet. Excavated below t h e b o t t a

of t h e c e l l a r end i n s t a l l e d a gauge on the 20-inch x ?-inch casinghead

o u t l e t . The pressure was 25 pe i , b led preasure t o 5 p s i i n 20 minutea.

Continued bleeding p res su re t o 30 minutes and pressure remained at 5

p s i . S e t plug No. 5 with 195 f e e t 3 of c l a s s "HH" cement. Cement i n

place a t 1630 hours. L e f t cas ing annulus open a f t e r cementing.

9-23-78 Pressure on t h e 20-inch x 7-inch annulus was 0 psi . Tagged t o p of

plug No. 5 a t 1,078 f e e t . S e t plug no. 6 with 150 f e e t 3 of c l a s s

"Err cement, pulled tubing t o 570 f e e t and pumped i n 100 feet3 of the

aume s lurry . Circulated good c a e n t t o surface. Laid doun the

tubing and released r i g a t 1800 hourr. Pumped 59 feet3 of c la rs "Ria

c a e n t i n t o the 20-inch x 7-inch annulua a t 300 p s i t o a f i n a l

preaaure of 14 psi .

9-24-78 Checked prerrure on the annulur a t 14 psi . Opened valve and bled

prerrure f r a 0000 t o 1030 hourr.

9-25-78 Checked prerrure on the annulur a t 6 p r i , bled t o 0 psi i n one m i n u t e .

Clored valve. Bole pluggad.

In r ta l led hole urkcr on the 20-inch crrinlhead.

..rnn s l 3 l Tarnn A p ~ r p d . 0-F 1913 Olldlict Ouraa~r No 42-AS474

16. CHECK APPROPRIATE BOX TO INDICATE NATURE OF NOTICE. ~. ~.. . REPORT. OR OTHFR DATA IS. LLLVRTlnNS (SHOW Or KDB, AND WD

KOB-72121. 0 ~ - 7 2 i 1 I . G L - ~ I ~ ~ I

. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (0 rxx tnir form for p.ows*ls to & O i l or to d a a p n or paus h k 10 a d#nmrant m.nmir. VI. Form9-3314 l o r swh prnwul..) 8. FARM OR LEASE NAME

1. oi l gas n Natural Gas St imulat ia

REQUEST FOR APPROVAL TO. SUESCQUCNT REWRT O f : 1

TEST WATER SHUTOFF T i WACTURE TREAT

! I I. 1

SHOOT OR AClDlZE n rl REPAIR WLLL 1 ~ 1 [ I INOIE R e p a n rrrultr d l rnulliple cornp~etion 01 xone Pl1l.l OR ALTCR CASING / ~ 1 / I rh,7ncr rm Farm 9 .;lo b

MULTIPLE COMPLETE j.1 [ FHANGl 70NLS 1 1 ! j

ABANWN. U h work s tar ted 8/10/78 (other) ' . -

- .- - - - -. - -. 17. OLSCRlBE PAOPOStD OR COhlPLE7CD OI'EKATIONS (Cledrly state al l pcrtlnent details, and glue pertitlent dates.

including ertlmated date 01 I tart inp any profmsed worh. I f well is direct ior?~i ly drilled. give subsurlace IOCJ~~O~S and l ~ m j s t ~ r e t l i l j~ , l IIUC vcnlcal <lrpttur lor all illarhers and zones pcfilncnt tn thrs work.)'

1, No pressure on casing o r tubing. Circulated hole w i t h water. 2. Pu l l 2-3/8" 0.0. Hydr i l tubing overa l l length 4222.24'. 3. Travel back i n hole w i t h 2-3/8" 0.0. tubing and tagged f i l l @ 3816'

- 5. tmsr - .

Carson National Forest , 6. IF INDIAN. ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME

-- 'a uN'TAGREEMENT NAME

MI1 . WCII Other Exper imnt_f lS-Repm. - -. . . . - - . . -. - . 2. NAME OF OPERATOR

V . S. Oept. o f En-erjy/El Paso-&t_u_ral Gas Co. 3. ADDRESS OF OERATOR

U.S. DOE, P.O. Bpxl4100, Las Vegas,flV.89114- - . - - . . . 4. LWATION OF i L RCPORT LOCATION CLEARLY. See space 17

and washed down t o 3830'. 4. Spotted 175 f t 3 cement plug from 3827' t o 3224'. Tagged plug w i th

14,000f tub in weight. 3 5. S ~ o t t e d 7 5 f t cement pius from 600' to 348'. Tagged top o f p lug

9. WELLNO. GB-2RS --

lo. FIELDOR WlLOCAT NAME

-. - - Choza - - - -. Mesa - - Pictured - . -. C l i f f s - - - ~ ~ . S E ~ . . T . . R . . M . . O R B L K . A N D S U R ~ Y O R

AREA

. - -. ~ -

w> t h tubing. 6. Cut 7" 0.0. casing o f f a t top o f 9-5/8" casing head @ 3.5' below

ground 1 eve1 . 7. Spotted a 4 f t 3 cement plug from 15 ' t o surface. I n s t a l l e d a 4" O.D.

steel hole m r k e r extending 4.2' above ground l e v e l . Back f i l l ed c e l l a r w i t h d i r t . llork completed 8-21-78.

S u t , ~ ~ ~ ~ l . ~ c c S.nfvty Valve: M.ln%l. anrl l y p 2 . . Set fi? . . . Ft.

! $ \ D ~ ~ s L , ~ o ~ o ' F w L , Sec. 36, T-294, Sec. 36,-T--9-N, R-4-bi -.--

17.1 4 ' E 12. COUNTY OR PARISH! 13. STATE R i o A r r i b a I NewMexfco

. . 14, AP1 NO

18. 1 hereby certily l ha l the lorepuinfi is t la l r anrl correct

\ kb - .

-~ mg. & hcrgy P@L m. FEB 7 l q 5 I G N L V I . DOE/N . A . - . .. - . . . .- -.

{Th,. space f o r Federal or Scale oAmcc ~ ~ S C I

A ~ ~ R O V E D Ald#*R,:> CD l L nnrr . . - .. . . . . . .. .. - r:uNUIIIIINh Of API'HOVAL. I 1 AMY

UNITE0 STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS co. *US. this fwm mr o m rals W d d l l or lo d-pn or plus bmch M m diU*nnt wy-nr. US. Fonn 9 -3314 I% such ompos= l~ . l _ ___ . . . . . . _ . I. oil Natural Gas St imulat ia

WCLI i:I E'~llper.imenLInsLr~Lble- 2. NAME OF OPERATOR

Budm Bumru Ha. 4IIR1424

5. LEASE

Carson National Forest -.:.:' - . % ' > : ' :. . -. . - - - , - -..,-,'

6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME

7. UNIT AGREEMENT NAME

-- 8. FARM OR LEASE NAME

. - . - - - - - 9. WELL NO.

m a r e o t . o f rn 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR

U. S. DOE, P.0. B0~m00, Las Vggas ,Nv 891 14- - 4, L.OCATION OF WELL (REWRT LOCATION CLEARLY. See space 17

betow.) T-29-N, AT S U A F A C E : ~ ~ ~ ~ ' F S L , ~ ~ ~ ~ * F W L , S ~ C . ~ ~ , R - ~ - W

REQUEST FOR APPROVAL TO:

TEST WATER SHUTOFF 3 FRACTURE TREAT SHOOT OR ACIDIZE REPAIR WE LL r-l PULL OR ALTER CASING C! MULllPLE COhtPCETE CHANGE ZONES r.: AAANWN' 1-1 (other)

no. FIELD OR WILDCAT NAME

. - - Choza - - - . Mesa . . . . - - Ptctured - - . . C l j f f s - -. . . . . - 11- SEC.. 7.. R.. M., OR ELK. AND SURVEY OR

AREA

.--S.ec.36,T-29-N, R-4-W 12. COUNTY OR PARISH: 13. STATE

AT TOP PROD. INTERVAL: nr r o r A L DEPTH: 11 3.6Z1N 60~38 ' E o f Surface

- - - . .- . -- - . . .- ~ ~ . ~ ' C H E C K APPROPRIATE BOX TO INDICATE NATURE OF NOTICE.

REPORT, OR OTHER DATA

SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: I KOB-7215' . OF-721 4' , GL-720 '

I J n

INOTE R*w* r=lulI$ 01 multrpla c o r n ~ l e l ~ o n or lane

[I rklns. en Farm 9-330.1

17 r r i

Rio Arriba-- .. - 1 M.ev-&xl'co . . - 14. API NO.

- .- 15. ELEVATIONS (SHOW OF. KDB, AND WD)

$ work s tar ted 8/25/78 - --

. . . . - ~. .- - - - - - - . .- 7 DESCRIBE PROPOSE0 OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pcrtlncni details, and give pertanent dates.

incltrd~np. estimated date o l startlnu any proposed work. I f well i5 dlrectlonalty drilled, give subsurlace locations and measured and true verflcal depllis fur a l l maricrs and zones pertunent to this work.)'

1. T ied i n t o tubing above tubing hanger. 2. Blew tubing and cables apart w i t h p l a s t i c explosive B 717'. Pulled

tubing and cables. 3. Cut 13-3/8" and 9-5/8" casing s t r ings o f f @ 2.2' below ground level .

Spotted a cement plug (393 f t 3 ) from 618' to surface. 4. Pul led CMP from c e l l a r and i n s t a l l e d 4" 0.0. steel hole marker extend-

i ng 4.7' above ground leve l . Back f i l l ed c e l l a r w i t h d i r t . Mork cm- p l eted 8-26-78.

Subsurface Safety Value: Manu. altd Type - . . . . . . . . Set @. . .. - -- F I

I8 I h m s i n g is t rue and correct tnflg. 5 Energy QgL DbL SIGNED ~ - .- . .. -~ . . . .~ . . T I T L E ~ I ~ . ~ ~ ~ f / . n ~ . . DATE -- i

\\

A P P R O V E D 1Th8s % p a t e lor F ~ d t r a I or S l a m onmtr usr8 . .

*PPPUVEO 81 - - TLTLE -. - - . . . . DATE .. -- - . - - -- . CDNIMTIUAS OF APPROYIC. IF ANV. . . .7

.. ~

CAUL, UIIRIO: *sr inltruCtmun~ on newerr= 516.

DISTRICT ENGI-

"rm 9-311 Form hPr.mwea. U d n o t Uurmav ila 43-Hi114 Du. I 9 1 9

U N ~ D STATES 5. LEASE

DEPARTMENT OF THE tKTfR IOR Carson National Forest ,5:=.~',:.:~7'5/' GEOLOGlCAL SURVEY 6. IF INOUN. AUOTTEE OR TRIBE NAMT. .~ I

..... Subrurfd;e Salety Valve: Manu. and Type -. -. -- S e t @ Ft.

I

SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS 100 m e YU mil brm br popa.1. to drill w m a r p n or plus -s t I 0 d i l l a d nr.noir. Us. F o r m e 3 3 1 4 for smh pmmrab.>

1. oil gas Natural Gas Stirnulatior----. W.II mu other Experiment PS Test Well

2. NAME OF OPERATOR

- U. S. Dept. o f Energy/El Paso l iatural Gas-CL 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR

U . S . DOE, P.O. Box 14100, Las Vcgas,flB'4 4. LOCATION OF WELL (REPORT LOCATION CLEARLY. Scc space 17

below.) Sec. 36 AT SURFACE: AT TOP PROD. IMERVAC: AT OEPTH: Same as above (Ver t ica l Hole) . .

16. CHECK APPROPRIATE BOX TO INOICATE NATURE OF NOTICE. REPORT, OR OTHER DATA

REQUEST FOR APPROVAL TO: SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF:

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AREA Sec. 36, T-29-N, R-4-W

12. COUNTY OR PARISHI 13. STATE Rio Arr iba i New btexfco -

14. NO.

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KDB-7213' , DF-7232' , GL-7200

TEST WATER sb i~ IT .oFr n r! F M T U R E TREAT SHOOT OR AClOlLE REPAIR WELL 3 (NOTE: Romn re%uII* or multip~c corn~l*~lon or = m a

PULL OR ALTER CASiNG 9 r! L change on Form S-330 I

MULTIPLE COMPLETE 2 I- il

CHANGE ZONES E 3 ABANDON- n la work s tar ted 8/21/78 (olher)

. - . - - - 17. OESCRlsE PROPOSED OR COMKETEDOPERAT~DNS !Clearly slat; all pertinent details. and gwe peninent dales.

inclufiinl: ertirnatc;l date 01 startin,@ any proposed work. t f wu,ll i s d~rect~onal lv rlr11:tb. cave subrtkrlace hcatlons and lne.bsurcd and true verlical deplhr lor all markers 3rd KIollrs pertlncnt to ihls rorh.) '

1. Circulated hole w i t h water. Pulled 2-3/8" 0. D. tubing, recovered 4238.99' . 2. Tagged f i l l a t 4801 ' and spotted 260 f t 3 plug frvrm 4801 ' t o 3195'. Tagged

cement plug wi th 10,000 pounds tubing weight. 3. Perforated 7" 0.0. casing w i th 4 holes from 603' t o 604'. 4 , Circulated 7" x 9-5/8" casing annulus w i t h cement and displaced cement

plug t o 291' . Tagged cement plug ins ide 7" O.D. casing w i th tubing. 5 . Cut 7" O.D. and 9-5/8" 0.0. casing s t r ings o f f a t 2.4' below ground leve l .

Pulled CMP f r om ce l l a r . 6 . Spotted 4 f t 3 cement plug from 15' t o surface. I ns ta l l ed 4" 0.0. steel

hole marker extending 4.1" above ground leve l . Backf i l led cel l .ar w i t h d i r t . Work completed 8-26-78.

1. Cables not extending t o surface. 2. T rave l i n hole wi th tubing and tagged cables @ 200'. 3. Ran tubing down t o 600'. Spotted a 566 f t 3 cement f rom 600' to sur face. 4 . I ns ta l l ed a 4" 0.0. x 12' hole marker extending 4 ' above ground l e v e l .

L e f t casing head f lange on 13-3/8" casing @ 3 ' below ground leve l . Work completed 8-29-79.

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UNITED STATES 5. LEASE . , . . , . . .. .-,. - . ,- DEPARTMEMT OF THE INTERIOR Carson Nat iona l ores t

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 6. IF INDIM. ALiOlTEE OR TRIBE NAME

Subsurldce Salety Valve: Manu. arrd Type . . . - .- . Set @ Ft.

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1. oil gas re-5h- well a we11

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2. NAME OF OPERATOR

U . 5. Department o f Energy - 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR

U .S . ME .-I P. 0. Box ~ 141 00 I-- Las Yegas, NV 891 14 4. LOCATION OF WELL (RFFORT LOCATION CLEARLY. See spac4 17

below.) 1500 S 370 E o f GD-ER, Sec.36, AT SURFACE: T-29-N, R-4-Id AT TOP PROD. INTERVAL: AT TOTAL DEPIH: Same as above ( v e r t i c a l Hole)

- . - - - - - - - - 16. CHECK APPROPRIATE BOX TO IHOICATE NATURE OF NOTICE.

REPORT. OR OTHER DATA

REQUEST FOR APPROVAL TO: SUESEQUENr REPORT OF:

'. UN'TffiREn*EmNAME ,

8. FARM OR LEASE NAME

-- 9. WELL NO.

. GB-k -.-- 10. FIELD OR WILEAT NAME

Choza Mesa Pictured C l i f f 5

11. SEC.. T.. R.. M.. OR ELK. AND SURVEY OR ! AREA

-- Sec. 36, T - 2 9 4 , R-4-W -- 12. COUNTY OR PARISHI 11. STATE

Rio Arr iba I New Mexico ,,, ,, 15. ELEVATIONP (SHOW OF. KOB. AND WO)

GL 7203

TEST WATER SHUT.OFF 0 FRACTURE TREAT SHOOT OR ACIDIZE

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REPAIR WELL (NOTE: ~ m c a r t rrruln of murtod. samok~ion or mne PULL OR ALTER CASING 9 r k * n ~ . on F o r m 9-330.1 MULTIPLE COMPLETE C] CHANGE ZONES G ABANWN*

L1 n %work s t a r t e d 8/26/78

(oillcr! , , . .- -. . . - ~ ~-.. - 17. DESCRIBE PROPOSED 3 R COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly statc a!; pertinent details, and give pertinent dates.

including estimated date of starting any proposed work. If vtll is dlrectionally drilled. giw subsurlace lowtions and measured and true venlcat depths tor all markers and zones pertlncnt to this Wrh.)"

far W 3 l DT. 1973

UNITED STATES e . w &mu m. 4?-a1aa .. .,.I 1 5. CEASE - /-. -. . . . > , ' m i

SUNDRY tou thk l ~ r m for progwlr m drill ar to d a e p n or plus hwt 10 a &ma-t me.rolr. US" Form S-331--C h r ~ u s h ~mmrak.)

..... 1. oil gas a Post Shot Reentry of . ~ . . WII D MII other Emplacement Hole 9. WELL NO. . .

-- - - - - -. - - - 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR - ~~

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4. LOCATION OF WELL {REWRT LOCATION CLEARLY. See Space 17 AREA

below.) I218'FSC 17701FWL, Sec. 36, Sec. 36, T - 2 9 4 , R-4-W AT SURFACC: T - 2 9 4 , R-4-w 12. COUNTY OR PARISHI 13. STATE

DEPARTMENT OF THE ILNfERIOI: GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

AT TOP PROD. INTERVAL: r ~ o Arr iba i 7. k;.ico-- AT IoTAL OEPTH:Same a s above (Vert ical Hole) 14. API NO.

I6. CHECK APFROPAIATE BOX TO INOICATE NATURE OF NOTICC REWRT. OR OTHER DkTR IS. ELEVATIONS I S W OF. KOB. AND *ID)

KDB-7227' , DF-7226' , GL-7211' RCQUEST FOR APPROVAL TO: SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF:

Carson National ores st - 6. IF INDIAN. ALLOlTEE OR TRIBE NAMT

TEST WATER SHUT-OFF k FRACTURE TREAT SHOOT OR AClOlZE

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REPAIR WELL n

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0 (NOIL: Report re3ulta si multipt* camol.tlonor i ons c h l n r c 00 Fnmr 9-330)

h4uLrlPI.E COMPLETE n n CHANGL ZONES u I A ABANDON- U work s tar ted 8/29/78 (otl ier)

. . . ...... . . . . . . . - . -- -. - ~- - - - 17. OESCRIHE P R O W S ~ ~ d R COMPLETED OPERATIONS {Clearly !tat. a l l pertinent details. and give penlnent dates.

includinr! eslirnated date of staltinn any proposed work. If well IS dircftlonally drilled, glue subsurface locations and

7" O.D. casing

11. Subsurface

- nd ta g i h tubing.

$pottea %! rtj cement b1 g from 3 t 3 , and tagged wi th tubing. Spotted 175 f t 3 cement Pug from 3%' !o @hi Mi l l ed a sect ion o f 7" g .D. casin from 2350' to 2358%'. Extended

5 ! section cu t be ween 2355' and 235 ' t o a 13" diameter. Spotted 195 f t cement plug f rom 2729' to 1923' and tagged w i t h tubfng. Spotted 195 f t 3 cement plug from 1923' t o 1078' and t a g d w i t h tub~ng.

1 59 f t cement i n 20" x 7" casing annulus. 7 5 Circu a t e d cement t o the surface from 1078' using 250 t , and pumped

Pulled CE!P from ce l l a r . C u t 7" casin o f f [! top of 20" casing head f l a n ~ c 13.5' b l o w G.L. ),and welded 1 2" p la te over 7" O.D. casing. Back 1 1 ed cel?ar w i t h d ~ r t .

9 Inst$l , led concrqte monument over hole. Work completed 2-g-78.

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REPORTS

Project Gasbuggy Feasibility Study. Hay 14, 1965 (BPlVG) (USBH) (PAB-1000). MA-20:470

Gasbuggy Prerhot S-ry Report. llovember 1967 (UCBL) (PllB-1001) (UCRL-50345). HSA-22:8239

Gaabuggy preliminary Poatahot S-ry Bcport. January 1968 (UCRL) (P13B-1003) (Urn-50386). ISA-22: 18999

Project Dlrbuggy: A Government-Industry Haturd Gaa Production Stimulation Eaperimnt Using Fluclear Kxplosiver . September 15, 1967 (EPIK;) (USBU). NSA-23:488

Muclear Operation: Project hrbuggy. October 19, 1967 (UCBL) (UCRL-50334). NSA-22812464

Computer Calculations of the Garbuggy Event. h y 10, 1968 (UCRJ.) (UCRL-50419). HSA-22: 35966

Gasbuggy Postshot Znvertigatimr in GB-EP. April 19, 1968 (UCICBL) (Urn-50425). USA-22:45210

Project Gasbuggy: Well Test Data, Volla 11. September 1967 to September 1968 (BPHG) (Specificatimr). HSA-23:489

Drilling and Testing Operations for Project Gasbuggy. 1968 (EEWG) (COIVF-680926-3). 1SA-23:490

Gas Quality Investigation Program: Status Report for Project Gnsbuggy. September 18, 1968 (UCBL) (UCRL-71314, Rev. 1) (COltP-6809261. MA-23: 495

Gasbuggy Portrhot Geologic Imestigationr. Hovember 1968 (UCRL) (EPHG) (UCRL-71354) (COW-680926-2). USA-23:496

Operational Safety Aspects of Project Gasbuggy. September 1968 ( W ) . ASA-23:491

Status of Reservoir Evaluation: Project Gasbuggy. 1968 (USBH) (EPNG) (COHF-680926-4). USA-23:492

Report of Gaa Analyeea, GB-1, GB-ER. 1967 (USBH) (Specifications). MSA-Not Cited

Report of Water Analyeea, GB-1, 10-36. 1967 (USBM) (Specifications). USA-Not Cited

Core Analysis Besults, GB-1, GB-2. 1967, 1968 (USBH) (Specifications). BSA-Hot Cited

Core Analysis Results, GB-I. 1967 (EPBG) (Specifications). HSA-Hot Cited

Core Analyris Results, GB-2. 1967 (BPIVG) (Specifications). NSA-Uot Cited

Core Description From GB-1 (Gasbuggy) in the Bortheastern Part of the San Juan Basin, Bio Arriba County, New Hexico. 1967 (USGS) (Specifications). HSA-not Cited

SPRG Project Gasbuggy Well Teat Data, Voluv I, Febrwry 1967- September 1967. 1967 (EPUG) (Specification#). MA-23:493

Area Uap and Plot plan--project Gasbuggy. nd (EFHG). MSA-Hot Cited

PI-ter Tests in GB-2RS, June 23, 1968: Memtrrandum. September 23, 1968 (UCRL) (SDK-68-28) (Specifications). NSA-23:2442

chemical Analysis of habuggy bck. April 4, 1968 (UCRL) (specific.- tions). MSA-23-2184

Well Temt Data, Volune 111, 1968, 1969 (EP1IG) (Specifications). USA-Not Cited

Inventory of Wcllr and Springs Witbin a 10-Mile Badius of Project Gasbuggy, Rio Arriba County, A w Uexico. Decemkr 1968 (USGS) (Specificatioau). USA-23:9535

Hydrologic Tests in Hole GB-1, Project Gasbuggy, Bio Arriba County, Beu Mexico. December 1968 (USGS) (Specifications). IVSA-23:9536

Hydrologic Tents in Hole 68-2, Project Garbuggy, Rio Arriba County, Mew Uexico. Decenber 1968 (USGS) (Specifications). HSA-23:9537

Project Gasbuggy Operational Experiences . January 10, 1969 (UCRL) (UCRL-71356) (COW-690103-2). WSA-23: 15998

Theoretical and Experimental Studies Relating to the Purging of Radioactivity from a Gas Well Sthlated by a Nuclear Explosion. December 24, 1968 (UCBL) (UCRL-50519). AS-23:15996

Nan-Gaseous Radioisotopes--Project Gasbuggy--Chimney Gas. January f5, 1969 (UCRL) (SDK-69-81. BSA-23:21841

preliminary Observations of the Pos tshot Geologic Effects of the Gasbuggy Nuclear Stimulation, Bortheaat San Juan Basin, Hew Uexico. February 20, 1969 (BPAG) (CONF-6902701). AS-23:26389

PNg-044 Rev. 1

Seismic Analysis of a Wuclear ~x~losion: Gasbuggy. December 10, 1967 (C66S). MSA-23:21842

Operational Safety Plan: Project Gasbuggy. October 1967 ( W ) . NSA-23: 31081

Specification8 for Emplacement Bole GB-R Gaabuggy. May 1967 (Pas) (Specifications). RSA-Iiot Cited

Specificmtionlr for Instrummta and Stwing: Project Gasbuggy. Auguat 1967 (F6S) (Specifications). HA-Hot Cited

Specificationa for Cevnting Services: Project Gasbuggy. July 1967 (FhS) (Specifications). HSA-Hot Cited

Specifications for Well Logging Servicest project Gasbuggy. June 1967 (F&s) (Specifications). HSA-Hot Cited

Specific&tions for Surveying Servicear Project Gasbuggy. June 1967 (FhS) (Specificationa). MSA-Hot Cited

Specifications for Portehot Drilling and Reentry, GS-2: Project Gasbuggy. Hay 1968 (FhS) (Specifications). NSA-Hot Cited

Specificationa for Drilling, Bmplacemzat, m d Instrlmcntation: Project Gasbuggy. July 1967 (PhS) (Specification.). USA-Hot Cited

.Planninp & Program Directive: Project Gasbuggy. August 1967 ( W ) . HSA-23: 26390

Gasbuggy Water Sarple Analysis Resulta, llovember 4, 1968-April 17, 1969. 1969 ( W ) . USA-Hot Cited

Gasbuggy Experiment. March 10, 1969 (UCRL) (UCBL-71624) (Con-690312-3). HSA-23:26391

Project hsbuggy: Gas Quality Analysis and Evaluation Progrm Tabula- tion of Radiochaical and Chemical Analytical Btsults. April 22, 1969 (UCRL) (UCBL-50635). HSA-23: 31452

Project Gasbuggy: Gas Quality Analysis and Evaluation Program Tabulation of Radiochemical and Chemical Analytical Reaults. Rovember 17, 1969 (UCRL) (UCBt-50635, Rev. 11. A%-24: 16728

Project Gasbuggy: Gas Quality Analysis and Evaluation Program Tabulation of Radiochemical and Chemical Analytical Resulta. November 17, 1969 (UCRL) (UCBL-50635, Rev. 2) . NSA-25:44476

Nongaseous Radioisotopes--Project Gasbuggy--Chimney Gas. April 7, 1969 (UcaL) (UCRL-50634). NSA-23:3145I

Off-Site Radiological ~ u r v e i l l a n c e Progran for Project Gasbuggy. Juae 1969 (USPHS). NU-23:40878

Project Gasbuggy: On-Site Radiological Safety and Medical Support Servicer, October 11, 1967 to January 24, 1968. August 1, 1969 (EIC) (WO-294-1). N8A-24:484

Anewere to Questions Posed by the Colorado C m i t t e e for Envirorrmental Information Relating t o the Forthcoming Buliron Underground Huclear Explosion i n Weatern Colorado. Augurt 27, I969 ( IW). HSA-23:47663

Gasfield and Mine Survey: project Gasbuggy. June 1968 IUSBU) P - 1 0 1 HSA-24:343

Seiamic Ikarurementar project habuggy. February 29, 1968 [C&GS) - 1 0 1 4 NSA-24: 7537

Analysis of Ground k t i o n a and Clore-in-Physical Effects: Garbuggy Event. October 1969 (ERC) (Pm-1010) (WO-1163-158). HSA-24: 11712

Gasbuggy Ao. 1 and Gasbugsy Ao. 3 Core Dirplay, Farmington, Mew Hexico. October 1969 (BPNG) (Specificationr). USA-Not Cited

Gaabuggy i n ~ e r a p e c t i v e . January 14, 1970 (UCRL) (UCRL-72175) (COW-700101-3). HSA-24: 14109

Gasbuggy Rerervoir Evaluation 1969 Report. December 1, 1969 (USBK) (EPIVG) (COW-700101-7). RSA-24: 20926

Gar Quality Analyris and Bvaluation Program for Project Gasbuggy. December 19, 1969 (UCBL) (UCBL-72153) (COW-700101-14). BSA-24: 20930

Behavior of Radionuclides i n Muclear Gas Stimulation Techniques. December 21, 1969 (UCRL) (ITCBL-72152) (COh7-700101-15). 8511-24:20878

Determining the Bxplosion Effect* on the Gaabuggy reservoir from Computer Stimulation of the Postshot Gas Production Ristory. January 1970 (EPNG) (COW-700101-13). NSA-24: 22830

An Bvaluation of Water Production from the Gasbuggy Beentry Well. January 1970 (EPRG) (COW-700101-11 ) . NSA-24: 20927

Project Gasbuggy: Final Report on Structural Response. November 1969 (JAB) (PRE-1012). MA-24:16727

Hydrology of Project Gasbuggy S i t e , Rio Arriba County, Hew Mexico. September 1969 (USGS) (PNE-1013). HSA-24: 19084

Report of Off-Site Surveillance for Project Gasbuggy, March 1967 t o June 1968. February 1970 (USPBS) (SWBIIL-99r). NSA-24:22845

PBE-6-62 Gasbuggy Postshot Bydrologic ~nvestigations in GB-3. March 9, 1970 (UCRL) (UCeL-50812). HSA-24: 29414

PllB-0-63 Environaental Surveillance for Project Gasbuggy Production Test Phase. June 1970 (USPBS) (Sm-100~). HSA-24:41433 ...

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PRE-G-64 Instrluentation for Monitoring of 15Ur and 'R in Natural Gas. Hay 26, 1970 ( U r n ) (UCBL-50882). 1SA-24:41657

PBE-6-45 Project Gasbuggy Off-Site Radiological Safety Report GB-2R Phaae I Program. July 1970 (USPBS) (SUREL-105~). 1SA-24:44127

PllE-6-66 S o w Seiomic Results of the 0.8. Gasbuggy and Rulison Underground Uuclear Exploriona, 1970 (United Kingdom, Atomic Energy Authority) (Pn-R-36) (Am-0-46170). AM-24141458

PllE-067 Microfracturing in Portshot Gaabuggy Core GEi-3. June 22, 1970 (UCIL) (UCBL-50893). MU-24:50480

PWE-G-68 The Chemistry of the kabugpy Chimney. November 1970 (Applied Auclcar Co., La Jolla, California). HSA-2538384

PllE469 Petrographic Analysia-Garbuggy Ho. 1 a d Gasbuggy Ao. 3. hgurt 1970 (EPHG). USA-25: 8385

Pa-G-70 Per~eability of Pictured Cliffs Sandstone: habuggy Prtshot and Portahot Warurewats. October 7, 1970 (LBL) (UCBL-50946).

PHE-G-71 Project Gasbuggy Hole Bistories GB-E; a - B - B ; GB-1; GB 2R and 2RS; GB-D; GB-10-36. ad (P&S). NSA-258 21221

PllE472 Gas Produced From GB-BB. ad (EPUG). 8%-25:21222

PWE-6-73 Gasbuggy Seisric Source and Surface Motion. December 1967 (SC) (PHE-1002). USA-25: 26405

PAB-G-74 Ground Water Safety Evaluation-Project Gasbuggy March 1971 (Isotopes, Inc. ) (Pm-1009). RSA-25:26406

PNE-G-75 Weather Predictions and Surface Radiation Eathates for the Gasbuggy Event. March 1971 (ARL) (m-1008). NSA-25:37509

PNE-G-76 Hydraulic Testing of the Ojo Alamo Sandstone in Hole 68-3, Project Gasbuggy, Rio Arriba County, Nev Mexico. 1971 (USGS) (USGS-474-91). BSA-26:22745

PNB-G-77 On-Site Radiological Safety During Production Testing, January 25, 1968 to December 31, 1969. August 20, 1970 (EZC) (PHE-1006).

PNS-G-78 Desert Vegetation Uptake of Tritium From Project Gasbuggy Effluent. nd (WEBLIEPA). IVSA-26:4742

Project Gasbuggy Hanageres Report. Wovember 1971 (m) (lW0-37). USA-26s 28020

Theoretical Evaluation of C o a s w r Products f r m Project Gasbuggy. Fiual Report. Tritium Behavior in a Uatural Gas Processing Plant. July 1972 (OEUL) (OW-4775). USA-26:50539

The Effects of Heat and Fadiation on Gasbuggy Chianey Gaa. October 24, 1972 (ILL) (UCBL-51293). HSA-28:348

Results of sampling Batural Gas Wells in the Vicinity of Project Garbuggy. February 1973 (mPC-LV) (HEW-LV-539-9). ASA-27:27533

The Effect8 of Nuclear Stimulation at Project Gasbuggy. 1972 (KPMG). ASA-Hot Cited

planning and Operations Directive--Gambuggy--1973 Production Testing Program. September 1973 IlW) (lW0-137). USA-29:341

Gasbugsy Production Testing. nd (EPUG). UA-29:24154

Presented at Winter Meeting of American nuclear Society. Uovenber 11-16, 1973, San Francisco, California.

El Paso Natural Gas Company. Project Gaabuggy Well Test Data. Volu~e 5. Hay 14, 1973 to llwenber 6, 1973 (EPNG). ASA-30:263

Final Report of the Radiological Surveillance Program for Project Garbuggy Production Test, Hay 15, 1973 to Movember 6, 1973. August 1974. (AERC) (MEW-LV-539-30). BSA-30:23982

(IWO-195) Project Gasbuggy Well plugging and Site Restoration Plan. (U.S. Departreat of Energy, U s Vegas, Plevada.) July 1976

Project Gasbuggy Rediation Contamination Clearance Beport. Eberline Instrument Corporation. Santa Fe, Hew Plexico. June 27, 1979

Final Report on Structural Rerpoase: Project Gasbuggy. (Blume, John A. and Aeaociates, Research Divieion, San Prancirco, California). llovember 1969

Special Report on the Hardcore Costs of Projects Gasbuggy and Schooner Campbell, 8 . D. (San Francisco Operations Office (AEC) California). April 1969

WO-50 Addendum to Project Gasbuggy Planning and Program Directive Dated August 1967, Covering the Activities Involved in Drilling, Coring, Logging and Teuting of Well GB-3. (Ilevada Operations Office ( I l g C ) , Las Vegas.1 August 21, 1969

RVO-1163- Observed Ground Motion Data, Project Gasbuggy, Interim Report. 144 Draft (Environmental Research Carp., Alexandria, Virginia. May 17, 1968

WO-1163- S-ry Report of Predictioar: Gasbuggy Event. (Environmental 124 Research Corp., Alexandria, Virginia). Bovember 1, 1967

UCID-15132 Acceptability of the Gasebuggy Site. Rawson, Donald E.; Korver, John A. (California University, Livemore. Lawrence Radiation Lab.) April 12, 1967

UCID-15132 Addendum Acceptability of the Gasbugay Site: Addendum, Rawsoo, Donald S.; Korver, John A. (California Univerrity, Liverlore. Laurence Bad iat ion Lab. )

UCID-15136 reo operational Report, Project Gasbuggy: Gas Quality Analysis and Evaluation Program. Smith, C. F. (California University, Livermore. Lawrence Eadiation Lab.) March 31, 1967

UCRL-50812 Gasbuggy Postshot Hydrologic Investigations in GB-3. Korver, J . A. (California University, Livermore. Lawrence Radiation Lab.) March 9, 1970

UCRL-72112 Interpreting the Chemical Btrultr of the Gasbuggy Experiment. Preprint Taylor, R. W.; LLe, E. L.; Bill, J. B. {California Univerrity,

Livermore. Uwrence Radiation Lab.). July 11, 1969

UCRL-50480 Hotions of Earth Pill Dams During the Gasbuggy Event. Pwer, Dean V. (California University, Livermore. Laurence Radiation Lab.). August 1968

SWRHL-1001 Environmental Surveillance for Project Gasbuggy Production Test Phase. (Public Health Service, Las Vegaa, Nevada. southwestern Radiological Health Lab.). June 1970

SWRtlt-105r Project Gasbuggy Off-Site Radiological Safety Beport GB-2R Phaae I Program. (Public Walth Service, Las Vegas, Nevada, Southwestern Radiological Health Lab.). July 1970

ORWL-TM- First Quarterly Progress Report on the Theoretical Safety Evaluation 2427 of Consumer Products from Project Gasbuggy. Jacobs, D. G.; Struxness,

E. G.; Kelly, H. J. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tennessee) February 1969

OWL-TH- Quarterly Progress Report on the Theoretical valuation of Consumer Products fron Kuctearly stipulated Gas Wells. (Oak Ridge Mational Lab., Tennessee). February 1969

om-4646 Theoretical Evaluation of Consumer Products f r m Project Gasbuggy. Final Beport, Phase I: Impact of Hypothetical Releases of Coutamina- ted Gas in the San Juan Basin. Jacobr, D. G., et a1 (Oak Ridge Rational Lab. Tennessee). September 1971

O m - 4 7 4 8 Theoretical Evaluation of Consurer Products from Project Gasbuggy. Final Beport, Phaae 11: Hypothetical Population Exposures Outside San Juan Basin. Jacobs, D. G., et a1 (Oak Ridge Hational Lab. Tennessee). February 1972

ORNL-4775 Theoretical Evaluation of C o n s w r Products from Project Gasbuggy. final Report. Tritium ~ehavior in a Batural Gas Proceaaing Plant. Kelly, H. J., et a1 (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tennesnee). July 1972

ORNL-RI- Theoretical Evaluation of Consumer Products fror Project Gasbuggy: 2721 Fourth Quarterly Progress Report. Jacob*, D. C.; Kelly, H. J.

(Oak Ridge Uational Lab., Tennesaee). October 1969

Om-TII- Theoretical Evaluation of Conauaer Products from Project Gasbuggy: 2513 Second Quarterly Progress Report. Kelly U. J., et a1 (Oak Ridge

Rational Lab., Tannesseel. March 1969

OW-TII- Third Quarterly Progress Report on the Theoretical Safety 2657 Evaluation of Consurer Products from Project Gasbuggy. Jacobs, D. G.;

Bohuer, P. 3 ; Couser, K. E. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tennessee). July 1969

AFSW Air Support for Project Gasbuggy, January 31, 1968: Final Report. (Air Force Special Weapons Center, Kirtland AFB, Bev Mxico). January 31, 1968

CGS-B-124 Seismic Safety Bet: Project Gaabuggy. (Coaat and Geodetic Survey, Las Vegas, Nevada. Special Projects Party). February 29, 1968

Climatological Data-project Gasbuggy. (Environmental Science Services Adminis- tration, Las Vegas, Nevada. Air Resources Lab). April 1967

Comparison of Inotopes, lac. and LEL Results of Gasbuggy Samples. Shute, Don (El Paso Batural Gas Co., Texas). September 12, 1968

Gasbuggy Preshot Symposium. (California University, Livermore. Laurence Badiation Lab.). September 19, 1967

Gasbuggy production Test Data. 1968-1969. (El Paso Natural Gas Co., Texas)

Honero, Bew Mexico (las Vegas Structure Condition Survey). (Slum?, John A. and As~ociates , Research Division, San Francisco, California) Petrographic Analysis Gasbuggy Ho. 1 and Gasbuggy Mo. 3. Pawlwicz, Bichnrd ..; :. (B1 Paso Natural Gae Co., Texas). August 1970

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, . . . Post-mrten Review--Gasbuggy Event, Part 11, Administration, Support & Financial Bistory. (California University, Livenvre . Lawrence Badiation Lab. ) . my 29, 1968

Preliminary Report: Structural Condition Survey of Mines and Tunnels, Project Gasbuggy (Predetonation). William, Prank E. (~ureau of Mines, Denver, Colorado)

Preliminary Safety Study of Gas Wells and Facilities in the Project Ga~buagy a Ward, Don C. (Bureau of Uinea, Bartleeville, Oklahoma, Bartlerville Petroleum Research Center). September 1967

Preliminary Safety Study of Gas We110 and Facilities in the Project Gaabuggy Area. Ward, Don C. (Bureau of Mines, ~artlesville, Oklahoma. Bartleaville Petroleum Research Center). June 1967

preliminary Safety Study of Gas Wells and Facilities in the Project Gasbuggy Area. Ward, I)on C. (Bureau of Mine., bartlesville, O k i a h ~ . Bartlesville Petroleum Research Center). Revised September I967

Preshot and Poutshot Structural Condition Survey of Miner and Tunmela, Project Gasbuggy.. Williams, Frank E. (Bureau of Mines, Tucson, Arizona)

Preshot Sympoeiua on the Gasbuggy Experiment, ELkr Club, Famington, New Mxico, September 19-20, 1967

Project Gaabuggy: Planning & Program Directive. (Revada Operations Office (AEC), Las Vegas). August 1967

Project Gasbuggy Planning Directive. (Nevada Operations Office (AEC), Las Vegas). February 1967

Project Gaabuggy Planning Directive-PC-1-2-67, (Nevada Operations Office (AEC), Las Vegas). February 1967

Preshot Symposium on the Gasbuggy Experiment, Elks Club, Farmington, M e w Mexico, September 19-20, 1967. Eolzer, F. (California Daiversitp, Livermore. Laurence Badiation Lab.) 1967

Project Gasbuggy Summary Logs. (El Paao Natural Gas Co., Texas). Includes: No. 1 Schlumberger--Caging Collar Locator. No. 2. Birdvell--3-D Velocity Log. No. 3 . Birdvell--Nuclear Cement Top Locator (NCTL) 2 runs (SC 137 source). Ilo. 4. Sperry-Sun-Directional I n and Out.

project Gasbuggy: Technical PrograwReaervoir Evaluation. (Bureau of Mines, Washington, DCI (El Paso Natural Gas Co., Texas). September 10, 1965

project Gasbuggy: Well Teat Data. (El Paso Uatural Gas Co. , Texaa). February, September 1967

SC-TH-67-3030 Free-Field and Surface Ground Motion in the Vicinity of Project Gasbuggy: Preliminary Data Report. Perret, William R. (Sandia Labs., Albuquerque, Hew Mexico). January 1968

Status Report on the Three Nuclear ~xperiwnts for Stimulation of Tight Gas sands. Luetkehanr, Gerald R., Joun, John. (CER Geonuclear Corp., Gas Vegan, Nevada). 1976

S-ry of Geological Data Obtained from Borehole GB-1, Project Garbuggy. Paasett, J.us E. (Geological Survey, Albuquerque, New Mexico). nd, 24-27 pp, illurtrationa

Sudary Minutes of the Initial Meeting of the Project Garbug~y Joint Planning Group, held at the ilevada Operation* Office, October 7, 1965. (Uevada Operations Office, Laa Vegas). October 7, 1965

Teat Group Director's Operational Plan: Project Gaabugay. (California Univerrity, Livermore. Lawrence Radiation Lab.). Ikcmber I, 1966 (SDK 66-41)

APrnIIOIX F

DOE MATERIAL AUD KQIJIPKENT IWEHTOBY

Material and equipment received from Eberline Co.--Gasbuggy Project, Farrington, i

Aev Mexico, October 5, 1978, and October 8, 1978, respectively.

Item and Description

Tubing, 2 318" 4.7

Tubing, H.D National 12", Serier 900 X 8"

Tubing hanger and sub a", Series 900

Shaffer B.O.P., Type 45 Manual with 10" Series 200 Top Flange and 10' Sericr 500 Botta Flange with 611s

Shaffer Tubing W Type 10" Seriea 900 x 6'' Serier 900 with 2-4" Series 900 Outlets 45 Degrees

Shaffer Flow Seal Valver, 4" Series 900 with Wheel, 21"

Shaffer Flow Seal Valve, 2" Serier 600 with Wheel, 14" with 6" x 2" Thd. Studded Bonnet F1. Series 900

Camron 2 1/2" WRnlACF Upper Master Gate Valve

2 112" m / A C F Wing Valve

Drums (Black) FhS Office SUPP~YS

Tubing 2 7/8" 6.5 # 5-55 Eve

Steam Generator Texsteam Corp. Serial No. 590 YR1969 Houston Tex USAEC 76746

1' Galv. Pipe, Fittings (4 Valvea)

Unit - 134 Joints A-23

1 El.

f Ea.

2 E..

1 E..

2 El.

1 Ea.

1 E..

1 Ea.

2 Ea.

91 Joints

1 Ea.

250' Approx.

ACHE Fresh Air Blowers M d e l 4107 USAEC 1680111167927 2 Ea.

3ose with F i t t i ngs , 50' lengths

Ful l Pace Respirators

Hose, Red Righ-Pressure 1" x S t / l " x 16'/11' x 18'

Spool, 10" Series 900 Top Flange x 10" Series 900 Bottm Flange (attached t o Shaffer B.O.P.)

GB-ER Wellhead Components 10" Ser ies 900 Double Studded

10" Series 900 x 10" Series 600 Flanged Spool

LO" Shaffer Single Gate B.O.P.

C.wroo Type "F" Tubing Read 6" Ser ies 600 x 10" Series 600

Tubing Read Bonnet 6" Seriea 600 x 2 1/2" Series 600

Cameron Type "PM" Tubing, Hanger with 2 1/2" EVE 8 RD Thread. Top and Bottop

Upper Tree Assed ly 2 1/2" x 29/16" Cameron Type "Fat Uaster Gate Valves

Steam Gen. Pump--Cat Pump Model 0500

Drums, Metal (Black) ( t o bur ia l a t HTS-contaminated s o i l )

Tubing 2 5/8" 4.7 8 RD Thread

4 Ea.

4 Ea.

1 Ea.

1 Ea.

1 Ea.

1 Ea.

1 Ea.

1 Ea.

1 Ea.

I Ba.

2 Ea.

9 Ea.

22 Jo in t s

DISTRIBUTIOR LIST

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