Hall 9 Well Potential By DNR Well Makes Condensate, Natural Gas
Hall 9 Well Potential By DNR Well Makes Condensate, Natural GasCOMPLETED 4-3-09; GAS; HAYNESVILLE RA; 1700 MCFD; 25 BCD; 13/64 CHOKE; 55 GVTY; 3800# FP; 3800# CP; PERFS 10,303-14,455' MD; 10,259-10,569' TVD
Please notice this well is producing 25 barrels of condensate per day at 55 gravity. That is considered very light or thin .... the larger the number the lighter the condensate.
I had made the statement earlier the well could make over 2 million cubic ft per day, I think it was 2.5 million. I had that on good information, in fact it was in a release from Matador Or Goodrich as I remember. But we must remember the Dept Of Resources makes the final call I have been told.
Has anyone heard of the Haynesville having Condensate??
Please notice this well is producing 25 barrels of condensate per day at 55 gravity. That is considered very light or thin .... the larger the number the lighter the condensate.
I had made the statement earlier the well could make over 2 million cubic ft per day, I think it was 2.5 million. I had that on good information, in fact it was in a release from Matador Or Goodrich as I remember. But we must remember the Dept Of Resources makes the final call I have been told.
Has anyone heard of the Haynesville having Condensate??
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Permalink Reply by swoolley on
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I'm not keeping up with these wells by name, could you furnish sec-twp-range.
With regard to the test rate, here is the instruction from the state to the operator on reporting the 'official' well flow.
NO TEST SHALL BE COMMENCED UNTIL THE WELL FLOW HAS STABILIZED, AND THE WELL SHALL REMAIN ON A CONSTANT CHOKE THROUGHOUT THE TEST PERIOD. DURATION OF THE TEST SHALL BE OF SUCH LENGTH AS TO DETERMINE AN ACCURATE GAUGE.
The well probably did the 2 or 2.5 mmcfd rate at some time early in the flowback. Whoever had the responsibility of filling in the form back at the office looked at all 3, 4 or more days of data and decided that 1700 mcfd was a 'stabilized' rate. -
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Permalink Reply by Tom Bennett on
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238345 HALL 9 H 001 M289 2152 09 20 009 19N 15W 04/03/2009 17017345970000
Hope this helps. Tom. -
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