Drew,
The wireline truck would likely be used to log the formations encountered by the well and determine their characteristics. Leor may also have used a mudlogger to help them understand the formation, and may have taken cores, but there isn't any way to know for sure, unless someone directly associated with the project wants to share.
Take the wireline to mean they have probably finished drilling the vertical and are planning a completion.
They could have set another casing string, and that would have required them to run open hole logs.....on April the 26th the well was drilling at 12,748'. I think it is unlikely they could have drilled the remaining 6252’ in one month, but do no know.
This could be true, but as one drills deeper the rocks generally become harder to drill, and the rate of penetration slows down. My estimate is this well will take 100 drilling days if things go right to reach 19,000'....Can you see this location from the road?
Here is some new info....now the logging truck makes sense:
06/01/2011 06:00 | RUNNING A LINER: SIZE-7-5/8"; TOP-12,333'; BOTTOM-16,920' |
so they are @ 16,290 going to 20,000.....maybe another month or so???
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