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A simplified sequence of operations would be as follows:-
1. RIH with guns and completion
2. Displace the well to provide an appropriate underbalance
3. Activate the guns followed by 5 minutes flow and build up
4. Set packer (note packer would not withstand shock of guns)
5. Continue with second flow and build up
6. Optional third flow and build up
7. Retrieve gauges drop guns and run PLT
8. Continue to flow

Ha,ha nothing has changed in 250 years when any half believable rumour would create a buying or selling frenzy in the Coffee Houses of London. It's quite amusing to see it played out today by the same sort of characters.

You'd better cross check that with Pboo first Alan lol.

Err.....No

Brocal53 Angus have other interests outside oil?

" There are some people on the pitch....they think it's all over!"

Yeah me too.

It's a funny place to hide a camera.

I've heard rumours that this group practice the Ancient Craft, they've put a shrinking curse on Steve Sanderson and Pboo...... well it's just too horrible to contemplate,they have made an effigy of Pboo and on a full moon the insert a pin into the head of the effigy and turn it round and round and with the purpose of addling his brain,if the rumours are to be believed that is. Could it be true?

"and that's why your share price isn't much higher" Ja51 after spending nearly 2 years on this bulletin board deramping you finally admit you have no holding in the company.

Subsequent Operations
During the remaining period of long term testing the well will be monitored for flow rate and surface pressures. At intervals a production log will be run until natural flow cease and a pump is required. The production logging should identify the varying contributions across the section providing additional information on the ability of the matrix in different sections to support the adjacent natural fracture system. The data collected will be presented in a further addendum to the field development plan which will discuss and evaluate the long-term viability of Kimmeridge production from naturally fractured sections such as this.

Selection of Perforation Interval
"........The 190m interval proposed extends from around 970m MD to 1160m MD (+or-5m). The precise depths may be adjusted a few metres for operational reasons (spacing out the completion, convenient packer setting depths etc).
A detailed step-by-step programme will be issued for examination by the HSE with respect to the completion operation.

product perfect = production performance

As noted in the FDP Addendum :
" The well will be initially put into production using underbalanced perforating and with downhole gauges present. There will be an initial " test period " involving an initial flow and build-up to establish unit reservoir pressure followed by one or more short flow and build up periods to establish kh and skin values and possibly additional near wellbore information. At the end of the initial testing process the gauges will be recovered and a production log will be run across the entire perforated interval to establish the relative contributions from portions of the reservoir section. This will then be used in conjunction with the image logging of the well fracture system and to establish the role of the observed natural fracture system in the product perfect of different areas of the reservoir. The production log will also check for water production. "

find = guns

Mechanics of Initialising Production
The well will be perforated using tubing conveyed guns to achieve maximum hole size and penetration to facilitate the communication between the natural fracture system and the wellbore.
A simplified sequence of operations would be as follows:-
1. RIH with guns and completion
2. Displace the well to provide an appropriate underbalance
3. Activate guns followers by 5 minutes flow and build up
4. Set packer (note packer would not withstanding shock of guns)
5. Continue with second flow and build up
6. Optional third flow and build up
7. Retrieve gauges drop find and run PLT
8. Continue to flow

No need to hope Jeremiah 99, didn't you see the photograph of the rig up yesterday, great news for all.It won't be Paul Vonk in charge of operations but Tidswell-Pretorius,you know the guy who drilled Horse Hill, Brockham and Lidsey, exciting days ahead for all.

2or3 short tests and then the main one was the sequence I believe.

I've heard that the Flat Earth Society are keen to sign the petition.

All right I'll ask the question,and the third reason Wolf?