01-25-2013, 08:58 AM
Pet -
Thanks as always for your insight. A couple of basic question if you don't mind.
First, is it correct to assume that the formation draw off is most likely to be from near the bottom of the wells given there is where the highest condensate fraction is seen, with higher areas only opened up only as necessary to keep the LNG plant running at capacity?
Next, I haven't seen anything that suggests testing will be done to record how flow tests at any E/A well influence the static pressures seen at the others. I would think this to be an important test. Have I missed something along the way?
Best regards,
Thanks as always for your insight. A couple of basic question if you don't mind.
First, is it correct to assume that the formation draw off is most likely to be from near the bottom of the wells given there is where the highest condensate fraction is seen, with higher areas only opened up only as necessary to keep the LNG plant running at capacity?
Next, I haven't seen anything that suggests testing will be done to record how flow tests at any E/A well influence the static pressures seen at the others. I would think this to be an important test. Have I missed something along the way?
Best regards,