Explain these Numbers (30-13n-13w)
Hi, wondering if someone could explain these numbers: Gas Del 17676,Flow Pres 8172,Shut in 8665,Choke 18,Upper Perf 12282,Lower Perf 16485?? Good or Bad? waiting on division orders 30-13n-13w thanks
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on -
KCM, some operators are restricting production rates due to the current gas prices and in some cases a lack of adequate downstream pipeline capacity.
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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KR, that is just a super well test. The 8172 psi flowing pressure and 18/64" choke shows this well is not flowing at full rate and would likely flow at 25 MMcfd if opened to a slighty larger choke size (22/64").
I did not realize they had finally posted some test information but Chesapeake still has not obtained an official well potential from the State. That is the reason the well does not yet have an assigned gas production allowable.
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Permalink Reply by k .r. hunt on
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When do they do that?(Post from the state I mean) We also noticed that there was a well completion on section 20/13n/13w 4500'MD ,what does that mean? We are watching S20,30,31,32 13n 13w.
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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The well you mention is drilling and not yet completed. It is permitted to drill to 4500' MD (Measured Depth).
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Permalink Reply by k .r. hunt on
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Isn't that shallow
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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This is not a Haynesville well. If Bengal Production has ever drilled a Haynesville well, I am unaware of it. There are a few producing gas wells in that area completed in the Paluxy formation. I suspect that is the target formation for this well. The Paluxy is a little shallower that 4500' but just because the well is permitted to that depth does not necessarily mean Bengal will go that deep.
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Permalink Reply by k .r. hunt on
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So are they still drilling for gas? I know nothing of the Paluxy formation.these are obviously vertical ..yes?
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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Yes this is a vertical gas well.
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Permalink Reply by k .r. hunt on
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Didn't know some sections were not part of Haynesville.Looks like I need to do a little research,Thanks for info
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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k.r. Section 20 - 13N -13W is most definitely in the Haynesville Shale Play. Not all companies and wells are targeting the Haynesville.
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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KR that well is targetting the Mooringsport Formation.
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Permalink Reply by k .r. hunt on
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Ok,Your sweet to be patient with me! Never heard of Mooringsport Formation either.(Yes I'm Blonde!)
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