How can you tell if a well has been re-fraced
Is there a way to determine if a well has been re-fraced in Sonris?
The latest DT-1 tests show the gas delivered and the pressure went up with the choke going from a 48 to a 31. Volume was way down in Feb but way up in March, about triple Jan.
Can't find anything in the documents with a recent date but my search skills are not that great. Well # 244719
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on -
I agree. Insufficient increase in flow between Feb. reported production and DT-1 in March. Also, no work order in the well file although it's impossible to know how far behind the SONRIS staff is on database entries.
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