RE: Tech questions23 Nov 2018 13:31
scallyway3, if I may.
Imagine a kingsize mattress in size but is brittle and can therefor crack.
For instance, move the centre up until it cracks and one side drops back down whilst the other one falls a little short so you get 2 levels but from the same base.
Where the crack is in oil terms is called a fault so one can now see that if the 2 sides are connected, then any fluid or gas can move from one side to the other whereas, if they are not joined as the base of one side is higher than the top of the other side this can't happen.
Next, you take into account the proximity of Balcombe to HH and as it is suspected the oil from both sites is from the same chamber, then as oil is being removed from HH, if the 2 areas are indeed connected, one could see a possible pressure drop in the non producing well.
Now that we know the test period for the Kimms in HH should take roughly 100days for full results, then 60 days is enough to draw a conclusion as to whether one is affecting the other and no doubt will also be a datum point for infomation that Brockham could behave exactly the same.
The time for testing HH has almost come to an end and IMO the next RNS released by UKOG will be closely followed by Angus with a possible status report re connectivity.
Be lucky...