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CTLS Parent - A Comprehensive School Communication AppCTLS Parent, developed by ParentSquare, is a free app that provides a secure and convenient way for students, parents, and teachers to connect. The app is designed to keep you informed about everything that is happening at your school. It is compatible with Android devices and can be downloaded from the Google Play Store.With CTLS Parent, you can stay up-to-date on the latest news and announcements from the Cobb County School District. You can also view upcoming events, including office, school, and classroom communication, and receive app notifications. The app allows you to send and receive direct messages to and from teachers and school staff. Additionally, you can view the school calendar and stay up to date with current school events. The app also provides a secure way to view documents and electronically sign forms. CTLS Parent is a comprehensive school communication app that offers much more than just basic features.

THE CASING (Internal) x 0.70 = CASING BURSTPRESSURE SAFETY FACTOR MAWP CSG. 3). Low Test Pressure - Pump #1Level 1 (PT-1) 4). High Test Pressure - Pump #1Level 2 (PT-2) 5). Low Test Pressure - Pump #2Level 1 (PT-1) 6). High Test Pressure - Pump #2Level 2 (PT-2) Pre-Kill Circulating Pressure (PKCPpsi) ↔PUMP #1 RATE PRESSURE RATE PRESSURE ↔PUMP #2 RATE PRESSURE RATE PRESSURE Coiled Tubing"Wait and Weight"Well Kill Worksheet 16770 Imperial Valley Dr. Suite 290 Phone: +1-713-849-7400 Fax: +1-713-849-7474 [email protected] www.wellcontrol.com Well Kill Information SCITP SIWP KICK VOLUME KICK TYPE KMW ICP1 ICP2 FCP CTLT CTLW CTLS ANNULARVOLUME TOTAL KILLVOLUME BARRELS CT PRESSURE BARRELS CT PRESSURE START 0 ICP1 CTLs ICP2 CTLs ICP2 Total Vol. to Bit FCP BOTTOMS-UP | | | | Total Kill Volume SCITP - Shut-in Coiled Tubing Pressure PMW - Present Mud Weight KMW - Kill Mud Weight PKCP - Pre-Kill Circulation Pressure CTLT - Coiled Tubing Length Total CTLS - Coiled Tubing Length Surface CTLW - Coiled Tubing Length Well ICP1 - Initial Circulating Pressure ICP2 - Initial Circulating Pressure (kill fluid at guide arch) FCP - Final Circulating Pressure (kill fluid at bottom of coiled tubing string/well) Calculations Worksheet 1). Kill Weight Mud Requirements ÷ 0.052 ÷ + = SICTP TVD TO BIT PMW KMW 2). Initial Circulating Pressure "First" (ICP1) Guide Arch to Bit + = SICTP PKCP ICP1 3). Final Circulating Pressure (FCP) = KMW at the Bit x ÷ = PKCP psi KMW ppg PMW ppg FCP psi 4). Initial Circulating Pressure "Second" (ICP) = When Kill Fluid is at Guide Arch ( - ) ÷ x + = FCP PKCP CTLT CTLS ICP1 ICP2 Coiled Tubing Volumes 5). Volume from Pump to Guide Wellhead * = / = Cap. BBLS/FT CTLS FT Vol. CTLS BBLS BBLS/STKS STKS 6). Volume from Wellhead to Bit * = / = Cap. BBLS/FT CTLW FT Vol. CTLW BBLS BBLS/STKS STKS 7). Volume Surface to End of CT + = / = Vol. to Wellhead Vol. Wellhead to BIT TOTAL Vol. to Bit BBLS/STKS STKS Annular Volumes A). Volume between CT and Tubing Input #1 B). Volume between CT and Casing Input #2 * = * = LENGTH CT in TBG Cap. BBLS/FT VOLUME CT vs TBG LENGTH CT in CSG Cap. BBLS/FT VOLUME CT vs CSG C). Volume between CT and Open Hole Input #3 D). Volume between BHA and Hole Input

Quick Data is a snapshot of new and used compact track loader sales trends from Randall Reilly’s EDA equipment financing data, TopBid auction price service and EquipmentWatch market trend reports.Economic uncertainty, high interest rates, and improved availability of long-term rentals may all be taking a bite out of sales of the ever-popular compact track loader. Sales of new financed compact track loaders were down year-over-year from May 1, 2022 to April 30, 2023, according to Randall Reilly’s EDA equipment financing data. Used financed skid steer sales were also down during the period.Financed new compact track loaders sales dropped 6%, while sales of financed used machines fell 4% during the same period.Kubota sold the highest volume of financed new compact track loaders during the period. Approximately 27% of total skid steers sold were Kubota, followed by Cat (22%) and Bobcat (21%). Topping the list of new financed sales were the Kubota SVL75-2, Kubota SVL97-2 and Cat 259D3. [Related: Kubota Launches Next Generation of its Top-Selling CTL, the SVL75-3 (Video)]Bobcat took the top spot for the most financed used skid steers with 26% of all sales. Cat again came in a close second with 25%, and Deere took third with 17%. At the date we examined the data, the top-selling used models were the Deere 333G, Cat 259D and Kubota SVL95-2S. During this period, there were more buyers of new CTLs in Texas than in any other state (6,366). Buyers of new skid steers were also prevalent in Florida (3,147) and Missouri (2,380). The top states for those financing used CTLs were Texas (1,814), Missouri (1,338) and Tennessee (743). EDA data is compiled from state UCC-1 filings on financed construction equipment. EDA continually updates this data as information comes in from each state.Used Compact Track Loader Prices Stabilize Used compact track loader prices stayed relatively flat during the 12-month period from May 1, 2022 to April 30, 2023, according to Randall Reilly’s EquipmentWatch market trend data.The average price tag for a used CTL was $58,473 in May 2022 compared to $59,603 in April 2023. The average age of used CTLs also remained steady, inching up from 5 years to 5.2 years. The average age and price were calculated on 127,810 resale listings during the period in the EquipmentWatch database.Average price and age of used compact track loaders over the past five years, according to EquipmentWatch.EquipmentWatch“While prices for compact track loaders have risen

--> Workshop Instructions Rounding Rules Table of Contents --> Wait and Weight Well Data Pre-Recorded Information Coiled Tubing Coiled Tubing Data -OD: 2" -I.D.: 1.688 -Wall Thickness: 0.156" -Capacity: 0.00274bbls/ft -Burst pressure: 6800psi Production Tubing CASING PUMPS FLUID SHUT-IN PRESSURES Lengths Coiled Tubing Length on surface - 4460' Coiled Tubing length in well - 5540' Total Coiled Tubing Length - 10000' Production Tubing MD/TVD - 5540' --> --> Coiled Tubing W&W Killsheet Equipment Data 1). Coiled Tubing Data Equipment Data 2). Production Tubing Data 5). Annular Capacities CT/TGB (BBLS/FT) = --> Well Kill Information Pressure Parameters Pre-Kill Circulating Pressure (Pump #1) Pre-Kill Circulating Pressure (Pump #2) 1). Kill Weight Mud Requirements 2). Initial Circulating Pressure (ICP1) Guide Arch to Bit 3). Final Circulating Pressure (FCP) = KMW at the Bit 4). Initial Circulating Pressure (ICP2) = When Kill Fluid is at Guide Arch 5). Volume from Pump to Guide Wellhead 6). Volume from Wellhead to Bit 7). Volume Surface to end of CT A). Volume between CT and Tubing 8). Volume from Bit to Surface 9). Total Volume and Time from the Pump back up to the Surface "Surface to Surface" Barrels Instructions: Divide the CTLS by 5. Add this amount to each step until you reach CTLS. CT Pressure Instructions: Subtract ICP1 from ICP2. Divide by 5 and add this amount to each step until you reach ICP2. Volumes Instructions: Step #1: Subtract CTLS from Total Vol. to Bit. Divide by 5 and add this amount to each step until you reach Total Vol. to Bit. Step #2: Subtract Total Vol. to Bit from TOTAL KILL VOL. Divide by 5 and add this amount to each step until you reach TOTAL KILL VOL. CT Pressure Instructions: Subtract FCP from ICP2. Divide by 5 and subtract this amount from each step until you reach ICP2. Well Data Pre-recorded Information Equipment Data 1). COILED TUBING OD WALL ID Total Length Cap. BBLS/FT 2). PRODUCTION TUBING OD ID Cap. BBLS/FT MD TVD 3).CASING OD ID Cap. BBLS/FT MD TVD 4).OPEN HOLE 5). ANNULAR CAPACITIES ID Cap. BBLS/FT MD/TVD CT/TBG/BBLS/FT CT/CSG/BBLS/FT CT/OH/BBLS/FT 4).BOTTOM HOLE ASSEMBLY OD ID LENGTH Cap. BBLS/FT WGT.-LBS/FT BIT SIZE OD 7).PUMP SPECS 8).ACTIVE FLUID SYSTEM BBLS/STK BBLS/MIN FLUID DENSITY PPG TANK VOL. BBLS Pressure Parameters 1). MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE WORKING PRESSURE OF COILED TUBING (Internal) x 0.80 = TBG BURSTPRESSURE SAFETY FACTOR MAWP TPG. 2). MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE WORKING PRESSURE OF

More than any other product category in the past five years, they have started to level out,” says Sam Pierce, sales engineer at Equipment Watch. “When comparing May 2019 to May 2023, we see a 35% increase in price on the secondary market, much more than the industry as a whole, which comes in at a 17% increase. The biggest price hikes occurred between May 2020, which shows the lowest prices of any month in the last five years, and mid-2022. The periods from May 2020 to April 2021 and May 2021 to April 2022 both showed about 17% year-over-year growth. Since then, CTL prices have remained more or less stable with May 2022 to April 2023 coming in at 5% year-over-year growth.”EquipmentWatch defines fair market value (FMV) as the monetary value of an asset that can be expected in a transaction with a single seller and single buyer, neither of whom is under any compulsion or time restriction to complete the transaction. FMV for heavy equipment is most closely associated with the private, resale market, as opposed to the public, auction market.Compact Track Loader Auction PricesLooking at the top 20 compact track loaders sold for the 12-month period of June 1, 2022 to May 31, 2023, in terms of auction price, Caterpillar dominated the competition. As reported by Top Bid, Cat accounted for 16 of the top-20 price spots. Deere, ASV and Bobcat were the only other manufacturers to crack the charts. Partner InsightsInformation to advance your business from industry suppliersThe top bid during the period went to a 2021 Cat 299D3XE with 349 hours. It was sold at a Deanco Auction Company sale in Philadelphia, Missouri, on July 20, 2022, for $145,000. The second-highest price paid was $120,000 for a 2022 Deere 331G with 91 hours at a Joey Martin Auctioneers sale in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on January 6, 2023. In total, 837 CTLs were sold at auctions tracked by Top Bid during this time, with an average price of $40,583. (This does not include any units sold for less than $5,000.)EDA, Top Bid and EquipmentWatch are owned by Randall Reilly, parent of Equipment World.