Chesapeake Harvey 1H(Shelby County, Texas)

What does it mean when they have a cooling tower on location to cool the gas before they are able to put it in the line?

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Permalink Reply by ALongview on August 5, 2009 at 4:11
I saw that in Southern Shelby above Sabine County Marathon had a few James Lime wells that had produced really big numbers over their life. One was at 4.3bcf after a number of years and one almost next to it had produced 3.3bcf and another newer well over 2bcf. How much does the typical James Lime well produce in its lifetime?
Permalink Reply by kevin jones on August 4, 2009 at 16:11
Speaking of FAR OUT, when referring to mcfpd, has anyone heard what the Gammage 1H well in Nacogdoches County may be coming in at? I've heard it is a MONSTER....maybe the biggest well in the Haynesville Shale!!??
Permalink Reply by adubu on August 5, 2009 at 15:24
Kevin--I forgot you primary question about the cooling tower. All Shale wells require cooling of gas per my petro. eng. friend. The gas is too hot to go straight into pipeline must be cooled. This doesnot correlate to gas volume of production.

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