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31 Oct

Welltest 104: Surface Data Acquisition

Perforation Inflow Diagnostic (#PID) #welltests can be conducted in high permeability systems. Analytical results are useful for testing-on-the-fly decisions, tie-in decisions and facility infrastructure planning. For specific fields and pools, correlations can be developed whereby tie-in decisions can be
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30 Oct

Daylight Savings Time Errors

Production Testing crews take note: daylight savings time changes should NEVER be adjusted during a #welltest. Production tests MUST terminate in whatever time standard the test was started in. Pressure recorder clocks aren’t going to stop for an hour,
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29 Oct

Welltest 104: Surface Data Acquisition

Pre-frac’ #welltests have proven successful using closed chamber methods. Surface pressures are recorded during perforation. The surface pressure buildup is proportional to gas influx into the closed chamber (wellbore). Quantitative order-of-magnitude results (kh, s’) can be estimated using Perforation
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24 Oct

Welltest 104: Surface Data Acquisition

Sometimes using surface pressure data is the only practical testing method available. This example illustrates a #welltest where downhole gauges were set below an open sliding sleeve that was above the perforations. Valid pressure transient data were totally obliterated
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22 Oct

Welltest 104: Surface Data Acquisition

Surface pressure data recorders can be a valuable #welltesting tool. Validity of the technique is demonstrated by two illustrations. This example flow and buildup #welltest was conducted on a 350 m low density sweet gas well with both subsurface
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17 Oct

Welltest 103: Acoustic Well Sounder Surveys

If a liquid level is the only requirement then a wellbore schematic with tubing data (for collar counts), and gas properties (for velocity calculations) are sufficient. An appropriate natural gas relative density (i.e. a mixed gas) is critical for
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16 Oct

Welltest 103: Acoustic Well Sounder Surveys

While we’re featuring #AWS surveys, who remembers these 10 Point Calipers for reading paper charts? Google doesn’t even seem to know anything about them. They make counting collars easier, and more accurate, as sound waves actually speed up with
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15 Oct

Welltest 103: Acoustic Well Sounder Surveys

Factory setting paper chart speed for an Echometer™ model D #AWS is 9.2075 cm/s. This can change with age, environment, level of use, and battery charge. Don’t pull on the chart as it comes off the machine. Some
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10 Oct

Welltest 103: Acoustic Well Sounder Surveys

Sonic surveys can also be conducted down: an annulus (casing) with coiled, endless, or seamless tubing installed; inside coiled tubing; inside casing only; even inside drill pipe. Acoustic velocity methods are then employed for depth calculations. This requires an
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09 Oct

AER Initial Outstanding List

Great to see an upswing in new production activity early this Autumn, for both oil and gas wells coming on stream. Narratives around #LNG sound better every month, too, with positive announcements recently, shipping to both east and west
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