HARVEY 1H SHELBY CO TX

I HAVE BEEN TOLD THE HARVEY 1H HAS BEEN ON LINE FOR TWO WEEK. IT IS PRODUCING ABOUT 8MMCFPD ON A QUARTER INCH CHOKE.BUT I ALSO HAVE HEARD THIS WELL LINE HAS RESTRICTION .IF THIS WELL DID NOT HAVE A LINE RESTRICTION IT WOULD DO ABOUT 18 TO 20 MMCFPD. DOES THIS SOUND RIGHT TO ANYONE .

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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on September 6, 2009 at 8:48
KJ, the 16/64" choke is controlling the rate. They may be saying if there were no downstream restrictions, the choke could be opened to say 26/64" that may allow the well to flow at the higher rates.

I will know more once the completion report is available on the website.
Permalink Reply by adubu on September 7, 2009 at 4:52
Kevin----when you get your info from??????

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