Is there anyway to compare these two wells? Or would it be to indepth?
Discussion at our office, which one is producing better,,,,we are not in agreement.
COMPLETED 8-18-11; GAS; HAYNESVILLE RA; 7784 MCFD; 14/64 CHOKE; 158 BWD; 7690# FP; 85# CP; PERFS 12,525-17,034' MD Well # 242358
COMPLETED 1-17-11; GAS; HAYNESVILLE RA; 14,064 MCFD; 22/64 CHOKE; 647 BWD; 7330# FP; 3060# CP; PERFS 12,300-14,951' MD Well #239994
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Based on the IP rate of each well and the percentage of choke, rather than size in inches. And the flowing pressures being so near equal, it was not figured in. Here is what each well would have produced on the other wells choke.
Well #1, Actual IP : 7784 MCFD; 14/64 choke. Estimated IP on 22/64 choke of well #2: ~12,237 MCFD
Well #2, Actual IP: 14,064 MCFD; 22/64 choke. Estimated IP on 14/64 choke of well #1: ~8968 MCFD
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