Halliburton Energy Services

Appendix

Appendix A

Cable Stretch Charts

Use a stretch chart to determine the point at which the logging tool is stuck. When the stuck point
calculation yields approximately the same depth as the odometer reading, the tool—rather than the
cable—is most probably stuck. If the calculated value of the stuck point and the odometer reading
vary, the higher of the two depths should be considered the stuck point. In the latter case, the cable is
considered keyseated.
Following the cable stretch information from Camesa Inc. are cable stretch curve charts.

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 Determining “Stuck” Depth by Measuring Line Stretch

Sometimes in logging operations a tool or the logging line itself becomes lodged or stuck at a
particular point in the well. The amount of line above the stuck point can be determined by measuring
how much the line stretches in response to a given change in tension. This determination gives the
depth of the stuck point.
To carry out this procedure, the logging line is allowed to go slack in the hole. It is then pulled in such
a way that there is no slack in the line but there is also very little increase in the line tension from the
slack condition. A piece of tape is attached to the line next to a fixed reference point adjacent to the
line. The line tension is increased either 500 lbs. or 1000 lbs.
Now find the particular table corresponding to the type of cable in use. The increased tension
corresponds to the column in the attached tables called “Slack Tension + 500 lbs.,” or “Slack Tension
+ 1000 lbs.” The distance D that the piece of tape attached to the line has moved from the fixed
reference point is measured. Find D in column 2 (if 500 lbs. Used) or column 3 (if tension increased
1000 lbs.) Read the stuck depth as the number in column 1 in the same row as D in column 2 or 3.
The weight of the line in a hole filled with air and the weight of a line in a hole filled with water are
given in columns 4 and 5 for informaiton.
The approximate slack tension for the line is given in column 4 for an air-filled hole and column 5 for
a water-filled hole.
These tables are based on an “average” system coeffecient for each type of cable. Thios coeffecient is
shown at the top of the table. For a more exact determination of stuck point, the actual stretch
coeffecient can be measured using an extensiometer such as one manufactured by Kerr Measurement
Systems, Houston TX.
As the cable tension is changed a known amount, this device accurately measures the elongation or
stretch coefficient. A table pertaining to any particular cable can be generated using this measured
stretch coefficient to generate corrected numbers for columns 2 and 3.
Simply multiply the number in column 1 times the measured stretch coefficient times 0.5 to get the
numbers in column 2. Multiply the number in column 1 times the measured stretch coeffecient to get
the numbers in column 3.

Camesa, Inc. 1615 Spur 529 P.O. Box 1048 Rosenberg, Texas Phone: (281)342-4494 Fax: (281)342-0531

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 CAMESA 7/16" MONOCABLE STRETCH CHART - (12/18 ARMOR)
FOR 1N42PP - 1N42PXZ - 1N42PTZ - 1N42PA CABLES

To find the depth at which the line or tool is stuck:

1. Pull adequate tension to overcome weight of stuck line.
2. Put a mark on the cable adjacent to a stationary reference point.
3. Increase the tension by either 500 or 1,000 lbs. Do not exceed 9,750 pounds total.
4. Measure how far the mark moved when the tension is increased
by either 500 or 1,000 pounds.
5. Locate stretch distance in the "CABLE STRETCH" column
and move horizontally in this row to the "DEPTH STUCK" column.
6. Read the value from the "DEPTH STUCK" column in thousands of feet.

DEPTH CABLE STRETCH LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT

STUCK INITIAL TENSION 1N42PP 1N42PXZ 1N42PTZ 1N42PA
+ + IN IN IN IN IN IN
INCREMENTS 500 lbs 1,000 lbs AIR WATER AIR WATER AIR WATER
OF 1,000 ft. (INCHES) (INCHES) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS)
1 4 8 311 259 320 268 326 274
2 8 17 622 518 640 536 652 548
3 13 25 933 777 960 804 978 822
4 17 34 1244 1036 1280 1072 1304 1096
5 21 42 1555 1295 1600 1340 1630 1370
6 25 50 1866 1554 1920 1608 1956 1644
7 29 59 2177 1813 2240 1876 2282 1918
8 34 67 2488 2072 2560 2144 2608 2192
9 38 76 2799 2331 2880 2412 2934 2466
10 42 84 3110 2590 3200 2680 3260 2740
11 46 92 3421 2849 3520 2948 3586 3014
12 50 101 3732 3108 3840 3216 3912 3288
13 55 109 4043 3367 4160 3484 4238 3562
14 59 118 4354 3626 4480 3752 4564 3836
15 63 126 4665 3885 4800 4020 4890 4110
16 67 134 4976 4144 5120 4288 5216 4384
17 71 143 5287 4403 5440 4556 5542 4658
18 76 151 5598 4662 5760 4824 5868 4932
19 80 160 5909 4921 6080 5092 6194 5206
20 84 168 6220 5180 6400 5360 6520 5480
21 88 176 6531 5439 6720 5628 6846 5754
22 92 185 6842 5698 7040 5896 7172 6028
23 97 193 7153 5957 7360 6164 7498 6302
24 101 202 7464 6216 7680 6432 7824 6576
25 105 210 7775 6475 8000 6700 8150 6850

7/16" Diameter Camesa Cable Armor Wire typical breaking strength -

Stretch factor - 0.7 ft/Kft/Klbs Inner armor - 776 lbs.
Cable breaking strength - 19,500 lbs. minimum Outer armor - 776 lbs.

** Note: Chart assumes well is vertical and no friction between cable and wellbore Date: 3/6/97

Camesa, Inc. 1615 Spur 529 P.O. Box 1048 Rosenberg, Texas Phone: (281)342-4494 Fax: (281)342-0531

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 CAMESA 3/8" MONOCABLE STRETCH CHART - (12/18 ARMOR)
FOR 1N38PP - 1N38PXZ - 1N38PTZ - 1N38PTA - 1N38PE CABLES

To find the depth at which the line or tool is stuck:

1. Pull adequate tension to overcome weight of stuck line.
2. Put a mark on the cable adjacent to a stationary reference point.
3. Increase the tension by either 500 or 1,000 lbs. Do not exceed 7,500 pounds total.
4. Measure how far the mark moved when the tension is increased
by either 500 or 1,000 pounds.
5. Locate stretch distance in the "CABLE STRETCH" column
and move horizontally in this row to the "DEPTH STUCK" column.
6. Read the value from the "DEPTH STUCK" column in thousands of feet.

DEPTH CABLE STRETCH LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT
STUCK INITIAL TENSION 1N38PP 1N38PXZ 1N38PTZ 1N38PTA 1N38PE
+ + IN IN IN IN IN IN IN IN
INCREMENTS 500 lbs 1,000 lbs AIR WATER AIR WATER AIR WATER AIR WATER
OF 1000 ft. (INCHES) (INCHES) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS)
1 6 12 254 213 260 219 261 220 262 221
2 12 24 508 426 520 438 522 440 524 442
3 18 36 762 639 780 657 783 660 786 663
4 24 48 1016 852 1040 876 1044 880 1048 884
5 30 60 1270 1065 1300 1095 1305 1100 1310 1105
6 36 72 1524 1278 1560 1314 1566 1320 1572 1326
7 42 84 1778 1491 1820 1533 1827 1540 1834 1547
8 48 96 2032 1704 2080 1752 2088 1760 2096 1768
9 54 108 2286 1917 2340 1971 2349 1980 2358 1989
10 60 120 2540 2130 2600 2190 2610 2200 2620 2210
11 66 132 2794 2343 2860 2409 2871 2420 2882 2431
12 72 144 3048 2556 3120 2628 3132 2640 3144 2652
13 78 156 3302 2769 3380 2847 3393 2860 3406 2873
14 84 168 3556 2982 3640 3066 3654 3080 3668 3094
15 90 180 3810 3195 3900 3285 3915 3300 3930 3315
16 96 192 4064 3408 4160 3504 4176 3520 4192 3536
17 102 204 4318 3621 4420 3723 4437 3740 4454 3757
18 108 216 4572 3834 4680 3942 4698 3960 4716 3978
19 114 228 4826 4047 4940 4161 4959 4180 4978 4199
20 120 240 5080 4260 5200 4380 5220 4400 5240 4420
21 126 252 5334 4473 5460 4599 5481 4620 5502 4641
22 132 264 5588 4686 5720 4818 5742 4840 5764 4862
23 138 276 5842 4899 5980 5037 6003 5060 6026 5083
24 144 288 6096 5112 6240 5256 6264 5280 6288 5304
25 150 300 6350 5325 6500 5475 6525 5500 6550 5525

3/8" Diameter Camesa Cable Armor Wire typical breaking strength -

Stretch factor - 1.0 ft/Kft/Klbs Inner armor - 600 lbs.
Cable breaking strength - 15,000 lbs. minimum Outer armor - 600 lbs.

** Note: Chart assumes well is vertical and no friction between cable and wellbore. Date: 3/6/97

Camesa, Inc. 1615 Spur 529 P.O. Box 1048 Rosenberg, Texas Phone: (281)342-4494 Fax: (281)342-0531

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 CAMESA 5/16" MONOCABLE STRETCH CHART - (12/18 ARMOR)
FOR 1N32PP - 1N32PXZ - 1N32PTZ CABLES

To find the depth at which the line or tool is stuck:

1. Pull adequate tension to overcome weight of stuck line.
2. Put a mark on the cable adjacent to a stationary reference point.
3. Increase the tension by either 500 or 1,000 lbs. Do not exceed 5,500 pounds total.
4. Measure how far the mark moved when the tension is increased
by either 500 or 1,000 pounds.
5. Locate stretch distance in the "CABLE STRETCH" column
and move horizontally in this row to the "DEPTH STUCK" column.
6. Read the value from the "DEPTH STUCK" column in thousands of feet.

DEPTH CABLE STRETCH LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT

STUCK INITIAL TENSION 1N32PP IN32PXZ 1N32PTZ
+ + IN IN IN IN IN IN
INCREMENTS 500 lbs 1,000 lbs AIR WATER AIR WATER AIR WATER
OF 1,000 ft. (INCHES) (INCHES) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS)
1 7 14 188 158 191 161 192 162
2 14 29 376 316 382 322 384 324
3 22 43 564 474 573 483 576 486
4 29 58 752 632 764 644 768 648
5 36 72 940 790 955 805 960 810
6 43 86 1128 948 1146 966 1152 972
7 50 101 1316 1106 1337 1127 1344 1134
8 58 115 1504 1264 1528 1288 1536 1296
9 65 130 1692 1422 1719 1449 1728 1458
10 72 144 1880 1580 1910 1610 1920 1620
11 79 158 2068 1738 2101 1771 2112 1782
12 86 173 2256 1896 2292 1932 2304 1944
13 94 187 2444 2054 2483 2093 2496 2106
14 101 202 2632 2212 2674 2254 2688 2268
15 108 216 2820 2370 2865 2415 2880 2430
16 115 230 3008 2528 3056 2576 3072 2592
17 122 245 3196 2686 3247 2737 3264 2754
18 130 259 3384 2844 3438 2898 3456 2916
19 137 274 3572 3002 3629 3059 3648 3078
20 144 288 3760 3160 3820 3220 3840 3240
21 151 302 3948 3318 4011 3381 4032 3402
22 158 317 4136 3476 4202 3542 4224 3564
23 166 331 4324 3634 4393 3703 4416 3726
24 173 346 4512 3792 4584 3864 4608 3888
25 180 360 4700 3950 4775 4025 4800 4050

5/16" Diameter Camesa Cable Armor Wire typical breaking strength -

Stretch factor - 1.2 ft/Kft/Klbs Inner armor - 434 lbs.
Cable breaking strength - 11,000 lbs. minimum Outer armor - 434 lbs.

** Note: Chart assumes well is vertical and no friction between cable and wellbore. Date: 3/6/97

Camesa, Inc. 1615 Spur 529 P.O. Box 1048 Rosenberg, Texas Phone: (281)342-4494 Fax: (281)342-0531
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 CAMESA 7/32" MONOCABLE STRETCH CHART - (12/18 ARMOR)
FOR 1N22PP - 1N22PX - 1N22PZ - 1N22PA - 1N22RE CABLES

To find the depth at which the line or tool is stuck:

1. Pull adequate tension tension to overcome weight of stuck line.
2. Put a mark on the cable adjacent to a stationary reference point.
3. Increase the tension by either 500 or 1,000 lbs. Do not exceed 2,600 pounds total.
4. Measure how far the mark moved when the tension is increased
by either 500 or 1,000 pounds.
5. Locate stretch distance in the "CABLE STRETCH" column
and move horizontally in this row to the "DEPTH STUCK" column.
6. Read the value from the "DEPTH STUCK" column in thousands of feet.

DEPTH CABLE STRETCH LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT

STUCK 1N22PP 1N22PX 1N22PZ
INITIAL TENSION 1N22PA 1N22RE
+ + IN IN IN IN
INCREMENTS 500 lbs 1,000 lbs AIR WATER AIR WATER
OF 1,000 ft. (INCHES) (INCHES) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS)
1 15 30 94 80 96 82
2 30 60 188 160 192 164
3 45 90 282 240 288 246
4 60 120 376 320 384 328
5 75 150 470 400 480 410
6 90 180 564 480 576 492
7 105 210 658 560 672 574
8 120 240 752 640 768 656
9 135 270 846 720 864 738
10 150 300 940 800 960 820
11 165 330 1034 880 1056 902
12 180 360 1128 960 1152 984
13 195 390 1222 1040 1248 1066
14 210 420 1316 1120 1344 1148
15 225 450 1410 1200 1440 1230
16 240 480 1504 1280 1536 1312
17 255 510 1598 1360 1632 1394
18 270 540 1692 1440 1728 1476
19 285 570 1786 1520 1824 1558
20 300 600 1880 1600 1920 1640
21 315 630 1974 1680 2016 1722
22 330 660 2068 1760 2112 1804
23 345 690 2162 1840 2208 1886
24 360 720 2256 1920 2304 1968
25 375 750 2350 2000 2400 2050

7/32" Diameter Camesa Cable Armor Wire typical breaking strength -

Stretch factor - 2.5 ft/Kft/Klbs Inner armor - 212 lbs.
Cable breaking strength - 5,200 lbs. minimum Outer armor - 212 lbs.

** Note: Chart assumes well is vertical and no friction between cable and wellbore. Date:3/6/97

Camesa, Inc. 1615 Spur 529 P.O. Box 1048 Rosenberg, Texas Phone: (281)342-4494 Fax: (281)342-0531

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 CAMESA 3/16" MONOCABLE STRETCH CHART - (12/12 ARMOR)
FOR 1L18RP - 1L18RX - 1L18RZ - 1L18RA - 1L18RE CABLES
To find the depth at which the line or tool is stuck:
1. Pull adequate tension to overcome weight of stuck line.
2. Put a mark on the cable adjacent to a stationary reference point.
3. Increase the tension by either 500 or 1,000 lbs. Do not exceed 2,000 pounds total.
4. Measure how far the mark moved when the tension is increased
by either 500 or 1,000 pounds.
5. Locate stretch distance in the "CABLE STRETCH" column
and move horizontally in this row to the "DEPTH STUCK" column.
6. Read the value from the "DEPTH STUCK" column in thousands of feet.

DEPTH CABLE STRETCH LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT

STUCK 1L18RP 1L18RX 1L18RZ
1L18RA 1L18RE
INITIAL TENSION
+ + IN IN IN IN
INCREMENTS 500 lbs 1,000 lbs AIR WATER AIR WATER
OF 1,000 ft. (INCHES) (INCHES) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS)
1 18 36 65 55 66 56
2 36 72 130 110 132 112
3 54 108 195 165 198 168
4 72 144 260 220 264 224
5 90 180 325 275 330 280
6 108 216 390 330 396 336
7 126 252 455 385 462 392
8 144 288 520 440 528 448
9 162 324 585 495 594 504
10 180 360 650 550 660 560
11 198 396 715 605 726 616
12 216 432 780 660 792 672
13 234 468 845 715 858 728
14 252 504 910 770 924 784
15 270 540 975 825 990 840
16 288 576 1040 880 1056 896
17 306 612 1105 935 1122 952
18 324 648 1170 990 1188 1008
19 342 684 1235 1045 1254 1064
20 360 720 1300 1100 1320 1120
21 378 756 1365 1155 1386 1176
22 396 792 1430 1210 1452 1232
23 414 828 1495 1265 1518 1288
24 432 864 1560 1320 1584 1344
25 450 900 1625 1375 1650 1400

3/16" Diameter Camesa Cable Armor Wire typical breaking strength -

Stretch factor - 3.0 ft/Kft/Klbs Inner armor - 110 lbs.
Cable breaking strength - 4,000 lbs. minimum Outer armor - 280 lbs.

** Note: Chart assumes well is vertical and no friction between cable and wellbore Date: 3/6/97

Camesa, Inc. 1615 Spur 529 P.O. Box 1048 Rosenberg, Texas Phone: (281)342-4494 Fax: (281)342-0531

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 CAMESA 7/32" MONOCABLE STRETCH CHART - (15/15 ARMOR)
FOR 1K22PP - 1K22PX - 1K22PZ - 1K22PTZ - 1K22PTA - 1K22PA - 1K22PE CABLES

To find the depth at which the line or tool is stuck:

1. Pull adequate tension to overcome weight of stuck line.
2. Put a mark on the cable adjacent to a stationary reference point.
3. Increase the tension by either 500 or 1,000 lbs. Do not exceed 2,600 pounds total.
4. Measure how far the mark moved when the tension is increased
by either 500 or 1,000 pounds.
5. Locate stretch distance in the "CABLE STRETCH" column
and move horizontally in this row to the "DEPTH STUCK" column.
6. Read the value from the "DEPTH STUCK" column in thousands of feet.

DEPTH CABLE STRETCH LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT

STUCK 1K22PP 1K22PX 1K22PZ
1K22PTZ 1K22PTA
INITIAL TENSION 1K22PA 1K22PE
+ + IN IN IN IN
INCREMENTS 500 lbs 1,000 lbs AIR WATER AIR WATER
OF 1,000 ft. (INCHES) (INCHES) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS)
1 13 26 94 80 96 82
2 26 53 188 160 192 164
3 40 79 282 240 288 246
4 53 106 376 320 384 328
5 66 132 470 400 480 410
6 79 158 564 480 576 492
7 92 185 658 560 672 574
8 106 211 752 640 768 656
9 119 238 846 720 864 738
10 132 264 940 800 960 820
11 145 290 1034 880 1056 902
12 158 317 1128 960 1152 984
13 172 343 1222 1040 1248 1066
14 185 370 1316 1120 1344 1148
15 198 396 1410 1200 1440 1230
16 211 422 1504 1280 1536 1312
17 224 449 1598 1360 1632 1394
18 238 475 1692 1440 1728 1476
19 251 502 1786 1520 1824 1558
20 264 528 1880 1600 1920 1640
21 277 554 1974 1680 2016 1722
22 290 581 2068 1760 2112 1804
23 304 607 2162 1840 2208 1886
24 317 634 2256 1920 2304 1968
25 330 660 2350 2000 2400 2050

7/32" Diameter Camesa Cable Armor Wire typical breaking strength -

Stretch factor - 2.2 ft/Kft/Klbs Inner armor - 139 lbs.
Cable breaking strength - 5,200 lbs. minimum Outer armor - 280 lbs.

** Note: Chart assumes well is vertical and no friction between cable and wellbore. Date: 3/6/97

Camesa, Inc. 1615 Spur 529 P.O. Box 1048 Rosenberg, Texas Phone: (281)342-4494 Fax: (281)342-0531

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 CAMESA 3/8" SEVEN CONDUCTOR CABLE STRETCH CHART - (18/18 ARMOR)
FOR 7H38RP - 7H38RX - 7H38RZ - 7H38RA CABLES

To find the depth at which the line or tool is stuck:

1. Pull adequate tension to overcome weight of stuck line.
2. Put a mark on the cable adjacent to a stationary reference point.
3. Increase the tension by either 500 or 1,000 lbs. Do not exceed 6,500 pounds total.
4. Measure how far the mark moved when the tension is increased
by either 500 or 1,000 pounds.
5. Locate stretch distance in the "CABLE STRETCH" column
and move horizontally in this row to the "DEPTH STUCK" column.
6. Read the value from the "DEPTH STUCK" column in thousands of feet.

DEPTH CABLE STRETCH LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT

STUCK INITIAL TENSION 7H38RP 7H38RX
7H38RZ 7H38RA
+ + IN IN IN IN
INCREMENTS 500 lbs 1,000 lbs AIR WATER AIR WATER
OF 1,000 ft. (INCHES) (INCHES) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS)
1 8 17 240 197 252 209
2 17 34 480 394 504 418
3 25 50 720 591 756 627
4 34 67 960 788 1008 836
5 42 84 1200 985 1260 1045
6 50 101 1440 1182 1512 1254
7 59 118 1680 1379 1764 1463
8 67 134 1920 1576 2016 1672
9 76 151 2160 1773 2268 1881
10 84 168 2400 1970 2520 2090
11 92 185 2640 2167 2772 2299
12 101 202 2880 2364 3024 2508
13 109 218 3120 2561 3276 2717
14 118 235 3360 2758 3528 2926
15 126 252 3600 2955 3780 3135
16 134 269 3840 3152 4032 3344
17 143 286 4080 3349 4284 3553
18 151 302 4320 3546 4536 3762
19 160 319 4560 3743 4788 3971
20 168 336 4800 3940 5040 4180
21 176 353 5040 4137 5292 4389
22 185 370 5280 4334 5544 4598
23 193 386 5520 4531 5796 4807
24 202 403 5760 4728 6048 5016
25 210 420 6000 4925 6300 5225

3/8" Diameter Camesa Cable Armor Wire typical breaking strength -

Stretch factor - 1.4 ft/Kft/Klbs Inner armor - 300 lbs.
Cable breaking strength - 13,000 lbs. minimum Outer armor - 580 lbs.

** Note: Chart assumes well is vertical and no friction between cable and wellbore. Date: 3/6/97

Camesa, Inc. 1615 Spur 529 P.O. Box 1048 Rosenberg, Texas Phone: (281)342-4494 Fax: (281)342-0531

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 CAMESA 7/16" SEVEN CONDUCTOR CABLE STRETCH CHART - (18/18 ARMOR)
FOR 7H42RP - 7H42RX - 7H42RZ - 7H42RTZ - 7H42RA CABLES

To find the depth at which the line or tool is stuck:

1. Pull adequate tension to overcome weight of stuck line.
2. Put a mark on the cable adjacent to a stationary reference point.
3. Increase the tension by either 500 or 1,000 lbs. Do not exceed 9,000 pounds total.
4. Measure how far the mark moved when the tension is increased
by either 500 or 1,000 pounds.
5. Locate stretch distance in the "CABLE STRETCH" column
and move horizontally in this row to the "DEPTH STUCK" column.
6. Read the value from the "DEPTH STUCK" column in thousands of feet.

DEPTH CABLE STRETCH LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT

STUCK INITIAL TENSION 7H42RP 7H42RX 7H42RZ 7H42RTZ 7H42RA
+ + IN IN IN IN IN IN
INCREMENTS 500 lbs 1,000 lbs AIR WATER AIR WATER AIR WATER
OF 1,000 ft. (INCHES) (INCHES) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS)
1 5 9 310 255 319 264 322 266
2 9 18 620 510 638 528 644 532
3 14 27 930 765 957 792 966 798
4 18 36 1240 1020 1276 1056 1288 1064
5 23 45 1550 1275 1595 1320 1610 1330
6 27 54 1860 1530 1914 1584 1932 1596
7 32 63 2170 1785 2233 1848 2254 1862
8 36 72 2480 2040 2552 2112 2576 2128
9 41 81 2790 2295 2871 2376 2898 2394
10 45 90 3100 2550 3190 2640 3220 2660
11 50 99 3410 2805 3509 2904 3542 2926
12 54 108 3720 3060 3828 3168 3864 3192
13 59 117 4030 3315 4147 3432 4186 3458
14 63 126 4340 3570 4466 3696 4508 3724
15 68 135 4650 3825 4785 3960 4830 3990
16 72 144 4960 4080 5104 4224 5152 4256
17 77 153 5270 4335 5423 4488 5474 4522
18 81 162 5580 4590 5742 4752 5796 4788
19 86 171 5890 4845 6061 5016 6118 5054
20 90 180 6200 5100 6380 5280 6440 5320
21 95 189 6510 5355 6699 5544 6762 5586
22 99 198 6820 5610 7018 5808 7084 5852
23 104 207 7130 5865 7337 6072 7406 6118
24 108 216 7440 6120 7656 6336 7728 6384
25 113 225 7750 6375 7975 6600 8050 6650

7/16" Diameter Camesa Cable Armor Wire typical breaking strength -

Stretch factor - 0.75 ft/Kft/Klbs Inner armor - 401 lbs.
Cable breaking strength - 18,000 lbs. minimum Outer armor - 750 lbs.

** Note: Chart assumes well is vertical and no friction between cable and wellbore. Date: 3/6/97

Camesa, Inc. 1615 Spur 529 P.O. Box 1048 Rosenberg, Texas Phone: (281)342-4494 Fax: (281)342-0531

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 CAMESA .476" SEVEN CONDUCTOR CABLE STRETCH CHART - (18/18 ARMOR)
FOR 7H47RP - 7H47RX - 7H47RTZ CABLES

To find the depth at which the line or tool is stuck:

1. Pull adequate tension to overcome weight of stuck line.
2. Put a mark on the cable adjacent to a stationary reference point.
3. Increase the tension by either 500 or 1,000 lbs. Do not exceed 11,250 pounds total.
4. Measure how far the mark moved when the tension is increased
by either 500 or 1,000 pounds.
5. Locate stretch distance in the "CABLE STRETCH" column
and move horizontally in this row to the "DEPTH STUCK" column.
6. Read the value from the "DEPTH STUCK" column in thousands of feet.

DEPTH CABLE STRETCH LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT

STUCK INITIAL TENSION 7H47RP 7H47RX 7H47RTZ
+ + IN IN IN IN
INCREMENTS 500 lbs 1,000 lbs AIR WATER AIR WATER
OF 1,000 ft. (INCHES) (INCHES) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS)
1 4 7 377 311 392 326
2 7 15 754 622 784 652
3 11 22 1131 933 1176 978
4 15 29 1508 1244 1568 1304
5 18 37 1885 1555 1960 1630
6 22 44 2262 1866 2352 1956
7 26 51 2639 2177 2744 2282
8 29 59 3016 2488 3136 2608
9 33 66 3393 2799 3528 2934
10 37 73 3770 3140 3920 3260
11 40 81 4147 3421 4312 3586
12 44 88 4524 3732 4704 3912
13 48 95 4901 4043 5096 4238
14 51 103 5278 4354 5488 4564
15 55 110 5655 4665 5880 4890
16 59 117 6032 4976 6272 5216
17 62 124 6409 5287 6664 5542
18 66 132 6786 5598 7056 5868
19 70 139 7163 5909 7448 6194
20 73 146 7540 6220 7840 6520
21 77 154 7917 6531 8232 6846
22 81 161 8294 6842 8624 7172
23 84 168 8671 7153 9016 7498
24 88 176 9048 7464 9408 7824
25 92 183 9425 7775 9800 8150

.476" Diameter Camesa Cable Armor Wire typical breaking strength -

Stretch factor - 0.61 ft/Kft/Klbs Inner armor - 460 lbs.
Cable breaking strength - 22,500 lbs. minimum Outer armor - 910 lbs.

** Note: Chart assumes well is vertical and no friction between cable and wellbore. Date: 3/6/97

Camesa, Inc. 1615 Spur 529 P.O. Box 1048 Rosenberg, Texas Phone: (281)342-4494 Fax: (281)342-0531

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 CAMESA 15/32" SEVEN CONDUCTOR CABLE STRETCH CHART - (24/24 ARMOR)
FOR 7J46RP - 7J46RX - 7J46RTZ - 7J46RA CABLES

To find the depth at which the line or tool is stuck:

1. Pull adequate tension to overcome weight of stuck line.
2. Put a mark on the cable adjacent to a stationary reference point.
3. Increase the tension by either 500 or 1,000 lbs. Do not exceed 9,000 pounds total.
4. Measure how far the mark moved when the tension is increased
by either 500 or 1,000 pounds.
5. Locate stretch distance in the "CABLE STRETCH" column
and move horizontally in this row to the "DEPTH STUCK" column.
6. Read the value from the "DEPTH STUCK" column in thousands of feet.

DEPTH CABLE STRETCH LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT LINE WEIGHT
STUCK INITIAL TENSION 7J46RP 7J46RX 7J46RTZ 7J46RA
+ + IN IN IN IN IN IN IN IN
INCREMENTS 500 lbs 1,000 lbs AIR WATER AIR WATER AIR WATER AIR WATER
OF 1,000 ft. (INCHES) (INCHES) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS) (LBS)
1 5 9 321 254 338 271 341 274 348 281
2 9 19 642 508 676 542 682 548 696 562
3 14 28 963 762 1014 813 1023 822 1044 843
4 19 37 1284 1016 1352 1084 1364 1096 1392 1124
5 23 46 1605 1270 1690 1355 1705 1370 1740 1405
6 28 55 1926 1524 2028 1626 2046 1644 2088 1686
7 32 65 2247 1778 2366 1897 2387 1918 2436 1967
8 37 74 2568 2032 2704 2168 2728 2192 2784 2248
9 42 83 2889 2286 3042 2439 3069 2466 3132 2529
10 46 92 3210 2540 3380 2710 3410 2740 3480 2810
11 51 102 3531 2794 3718 2981 3751 3014 3828 3091
12 55 111 3852 3048 4056 3252 4092 3288 4176 3372
13 60 120 4173 3302 4394 3523 4433 3562 4524 3653
14 65 129 4494 3556 4732 3794 4774 3836 4872 3934
15 69 139 4815 3810 5070 4065 5115 4110 5220 4215
16 74 148 5136 4064 5408 4336 5456 4384 5568 4496
17 79 157 5457 4318 5746 4607 5797 4658 5916 4777
18 83 166 5778 4572 6084 4878 6138 4932 6264 5058
19 88 176 6099 4826 6422 5149 6479 5206 6612 5339
20 92 185 6420 5080 6760 5420 6820 5480 6960 5620
21 97 194 6741 5334 7098 5691 7161 5754 7308 5901
22 102 203 7062 5588 7436 5962 7502 6028 7656 6182
23 106 213 7383 5842 7774 6233 7843 6302 8004 6463
24 111 222 7704 6096 8112 6504 8184 6576 8352 6744
25 116 231 8025 6350 8450 6775 8525 6850 8700 7025

15/32" Diameter Camesa Cable Armor Wire typical breaking strength -

Stretch factor - 0.77 ft/Kft/Klbs Inner armor - 338 lbs.
Cable breaking strength - 18,000 lbs. minimum Outer armor - 535 lbs.

** Note: Chart assumes well is vertical and no friction between cable and wellbore. Date:3/6/97

Camesa, Inc. 1615 Spur 529 P.O. Box 1048 Rosenberg, Texas Phone: (281)342-4494 Fax: (281)342-0531

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0.065 ft/100/1000 lbs
True Depth

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0.071 ft/100/1000 lbs
True Depth

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0.075 ft/100/1000 lbs
True Depth

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0.080 ft/100/1000 lbs
True Depth

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0.085 ft/100/1000 lbs
True Depth

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0.090 ft/100/1000 lbs
True Depth

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0.095 ft/100/1000 lbs
True Depth

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0.100 ft/100/1000 lbs
True Depth

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0.108 ft/100/1000 lbs
True Depth

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0.065 ft/100/1000 lbs
Drill Pipe Depth

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0.071 ft/100/1000 lbs
Drill Pipe Depth

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0.075 ft/100/1000 lbs
Drill Pipe Depth

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0.080 ft/100/1000 lbs
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0.085 ft/100/1000 lbs
Drill Pipe Depth

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0.090 ft/100/1000 lbs
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0.095 ft/100/1000 lbs
Drill Pipe Depth

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0.100 ft/100/1000 lbs
Drill Pipe Depth

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0.108 ft/100/1000 lbs
Drill Pipe Depth

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