Three Des Moines-Granite Wash High-volume Wells by Forest Oil in Wheeler County, Texas
Drilling Activity Details
Wheeler
TX
United States
Drilling Activity Summary
Description
According to IHS Inc., Denver-based Forest Oil Corp. completed three Des Moines Granite Wash-Anadarko Basin wells in Wheeler County (RRC Dist. 10), Texas. The #409H Willis Luther flowed gas at an initial rate of 20.3 million cu. ft., with 688 bbl. of 56-gravity condensate and 1,606 bbl. of water daily. The well is in Section 1, Camp CSL Survey, A-25. Production comes from perforations between 11,500 and 13,301 ft. in a north lateral drilled to 15,920 ft. The shut-in and flowing tubing pressures were 1,813 psi and 1,265 psi, respectively, with absolute open flow calculated at 42 million cu. ft. of gas per day. The #209H Willis Luther is in Section 2, Camp CSL Survey, A-26 and was tested on a 30/64-in. choke flowing 19.7 million cu. ft. of gas, 950 bbl. of 58-gravity condensate and 1,100 bbl. of water per day from perforations between 11,808 and 15,987 ft. The well was drilled southward and fractured in 10 stages. The shut-in pressure was 1,993 psi and the flowing tubing pressure was 1,454 psi at the 16,089-ft. well, which has been incorporated into Wheeler Northeast Field. Absolute open flow was of gas daily. In Section 2, Camp CSL Survey, #6011H had an initial gas flow rate of 10.1 million cu. ft., 646 bbl. of water daily and an unreported amount of 54-gravity condensate. The well was fracture-stimulated in 10 stages from 12,097 to 16,392 ft. in a south Des Moines lateral extending to 16,443 ft. and tested on a 30/64-in. choke. The shut-in and flowing tubing pressures were 1,513 psi and 646 psi, respectively, and the absolute open flow was calculated at 11.2 million cu. ft. of gas per day.
According to IHS Inc., Denver-based Forest Oil Corp. completed three Des Moines Granite Wash-Anadarko Basin wells in Wheeler County (RRC Dist. 10), Texas. The #409H Willis Luther flowed gas at an initial rate of 20.3 million cu. ft., with 688 bbl. of 56-gravity condensate and 1,606 bbl. of water daily. The well is in Section 1, Camp CSL Survey, A-25. Production comes from perforations between 11,500 and 13,301 ft. in a north lateral drilled to 15,920 ft. The shut-in and flowing tubing pressures were 1,813 psi and 1,265 psi, respectively, with absolute open flow calculated at 42 million cu. ft. of gas per day. The #209H Willis Luther is in Section 2, Camp CSL Survey, A-26 and was tested on a 30/64-in. choke flowing 19.7 million cu. ft. of gas, 950 bbl. of 58-gravity condensate and 1,100 bbl. of water per day from perforations between 11,808 and 15,987 ft. The well was drilled southward and fractured in 10 stages. The shut-in pressure was 1,993 psi and the flowing tubing pressure was 1,454 psi at the 16,089-ft. well, which has been incorporated into Wheeler Northeast Field. Absolute open flow was of gas daily. In Section 2, Camp CSL Survey, #6011H had an initial gas flow rate of 10.1 million cu. ft., 646 bbl. of water daily and an unreported amount of 54-gravity condensate. The well was fracture-stimulated in 10 stages from 12,097 to 16,392 ft. in a south Des Moines lateral extending to 16,443 ft. and tested on a 30/64-in. choke. The shut-in and flowing tubing pressures were 1,513 psi and 646 psi, respectively, and the absolute open flow was calculated at 11.2 million cu. ft. of gas per day.