Production dropping fast
Is it common for well production to drop SO rapidly? Our well #240843 has produced the following so far since it began in mid-August, 2010:
Half of Aug/Sept 163,800
Oct 110,713
Nov 88,014
Dec 74,222
At this rate, it will be dead in another few months!
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on -
Yes., however each month the decline is a little less. On an 80% first year decline curve, the twelfth month should be approximately 32,760 MCF. Monthly production and decline are also dependent on the choke setting. There are numerous site discussions regarding decline curve. Just use those key words to search the archives.
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