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Yeah i thought she'd probably be too small. You can negotiate a lump sum standby with test contractor thats damn low and pays for itself if they dont have other work for it or major maintenace to do and you KNOW you'll use it. Was thinking it mught be possible here as WD obviously didnt use the test spread a lot... (or conversely gummed it up with granite, brine, water, oil emulsiony mess - which would send all the gear back to town to clean out).
So too small a rig and probably not on this occasion. So a lot of gear and a lot of beds before fireworks. Could already be out there and rigged up for all we know.
I'll say this Hurricane run a lot tighter ship in terms of information leaks than a lot of other operators. They even get annoyed when someone calls Rotterdam to determine a shuttle tanker cargo volume - even though Hurricane themselves believe that is not price sensitive info and therefore not worthy of an RNS.
Lots of flights is good. Lot of hands going out for DSTs in the modern world. Often 20 or so.
ADUK - Probably Ctrl-Enter or Shift-Enter or Alt-Enter. The cat I'm guessing is HUR head reservoir engineer. Ive never heard him called that but he looks like someone called the Cat. And cat posts refer to RE stuff.
General waffle - Going by the semi lucid posts from FoS22 I'm guessing he just rehashes posts on other boards, mixes it up till you half know what his saying and tries to seem knowledgeable, mixes in the odd prediction, as some like to do, so if one comes off everyone thinks you know something; this by its nature requires the prediction to be suitably vague.
I know on timing we should be in the reservoir by now. Loading or not loading brine at Pocra may or may not be good, its not bad thats for sure. Dont know how many bbl storage the leader has (cant be bothered checking), how many they couldve kept onboard from the last well during move, what the dilution rate is with water to get to drilling weight or any other factors to know if we are losing 5 bbl or 500 bbl / hr.
Does anyone know if Leader has space to leave DST kit rigged up from last well? Or should the boat watchers expect multiple boats of separator, tanks, pipe etc before a flare this time?
Anyone recall if HUR mentioned lots of losses in the 2016 Lincoln well or not? If that saw lots of losses at low inclination back then, you'd tend to think that derisks a WD scenario for a horizontal LC well. If that is derisked, there arent many risks left are there?
Tend to think its undervalued at this price. Taking a risk that it will drop temporarily if lincoln is bust, but it will get back up after that. But risk in not being in now is that if Lincoln is good we wont see 4X.XX ever again.
Its a cartoon on a ppt not a well plan...
Where else you put the build?? In basement?? Some nonsensical posts pretending to be drilling engineers on here today
Thought it was just for interference testing. As they've now seen they react almost as one wellbore I'll say very low chance they'd do that again, not draining any real incremental acerage, second well is a waste.
Anyone else here considering doubling up on HUR at these low prices?
Considering going from "thank goodness the missus doesn't know how much ive sunk into it" to "scaring myslef how much I've bought".
ADUK - No changes in most of the key onshore positions vs 2016 campaign. Nearly all the same faces from what I know.
Hi ADUK, have to watch the CMD pressie again. Its in there.
Its not missing, just initial build up on shut in after flowing these wells at 16500/day is absolute lightning (as expected with crazy high PI) but the last 4-10 psi takes a LOT longer, so long they havent been shutting in long enough to see it. Theory is its because the reservoir boundaries are so far and connectivity so good that when you glow at 16500 you disturb a wide, wide area (good thing) so the last part of build up takes ages before reservoir is back to something like y disturbed condtions.
I havent seen any suggestion that this some scary early/fast depletion.
Wariwick yes. This well - no. Hence its getting some cement plugs probably about now
Partly ageee FS22 but if you drill vertical in this stuff you're chance of hitting fractures are nil. Horizontal higher on structure was the way to go, shouldve saved the risky one for last in the campaign
Back to 20p? Nah.
Not fantastic news but going deep was a risk. Next couple wells are higher on structure where theres normally been more stress and movement over the eons and therefore more fractures.
If it goes to 20p on the back of this, I'll be remortgaging the house to load up big time.
Aduk. Plenty of wells drilled with a lot shorter radius than that. Maybe not in your neck of woods but >20 deg/100ft is not rare, if not common. Rest of it is pretty factual but would suggest theres a lot more variety than you perhaps suggest, depending of where, why and to achieve what
Prepare to be surprised SG2.
Everyone uses "mud pulse telemetry". Including hurricane. Electromagnetic is used in some places but thats uncommon and notmally when drilling with air when you cant get a mud signal.
AFAIK hurricane run halliburton Geopilot rotary steerables to take care of directional, or at least they used to.
ADUK more hogwash based on incorrect assumptions on your part.
If there's really been negligible losses that is not good news.
You speak with a lot of authority for someone who is wrong.
Wellwell may not be a rig pig who knows the terninology but he obviously knows someone who is feeding him
the answers.
Suggest a less arrogant disposition and you might learn something from wellwell. If you know downhole well enough and have the experience you can work it out.
Due to prolific losses in fractured reservoirs its common to run a permanent packer with a FSV towards the base of production casing to shut off the losses ahead of the DST. DST string then has shifting tool on the end to open it and access the reservoir.
They'll be circulating the DST string to diesel to underbalance the well. DST tools will be pressure operated, just because they can, i havent run mechanical tools since adam was a pup, limited functionality.
Think thats all the argument points settled?
Lets try be more civil and we will all learn more.
None of the hurricane wells have a liner across the reservoir. Open hole or barefoot - choose your terminology.
No need for a slotted liner in granite.
They should start using "organically fractured by mother nature".
Metric tonne.
38 API = 0.835 SG
6.2905 bbl/m3
Agree with original posters 356k. Although i get 357k.