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fluid loss before packer Is   Leak  in drillpipe.  Note the high
                                                                        set. Pressure declines during   lnltlal pressure when tool was Rrrt
                                                                        delays while going in hole.   opened. Recovered considerable
                                                                        fluid level in annulus drops.   mud and reduced amount of msemir
                                                                        fluld either fiows Into formation   RUMS becaw of mud cauwd back
                                                                        or Mo drillpipe. Tha DST may be   pressurn.
                                                                        normal In all respec&.






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                                                                        Effect of small water cushion.   Effect of rough seas. My high   w
                                                                                                                  c.
                                                                        War cushbn raised the initial   seas on a rroatikg vessel causes
                                                                        pressure at start of Row. Recov-   stylus to vibrate hm action of   8
                                                                        ery includes water cushion and   krmper bars. Movement of the boat
                                                                                           may even release and reset packers.
                                                                        resetvoir fluids with amount de-   The DST may be normal in all respects  Il
                                                                        pendent upon cushions, character-
                                                                        istic of formation and fluids,   other than the jagged charts.   E
                                                                        surface operations, etc.
                                                             Figure 5-63.
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