Two High-volume Marcellus Shale Discoveries Completed by Chesapeake
Drilling Activity Details
Bradford
PA
United States
Drilling Activity Summary
Description
Two Bradford County Pa., Marcellus discoveries were announced by Chesapeake Operating Inc. The Herrick Field wells were drilled from a drillpad in Section 7, Laceyville 7.5 Quad, Wyalusing Township. The #106HC Brown Homestead flowed 44.24 MMcf of gas per day. It was drilled to 18,120 ft, and the true vertical depth is 7,251 ft. The shut-in casing pressure was 3,414 psi, and production is from a perforated zone between 7,508 and 18,106 ft. The #5HC Brown Homestead produced 48.644 MMcf of gas per day. It was drilled to 17,314 ft with a true vertical depth of 7,248 ft. The shut-in casing pressure was 3,434 psi, and production is from fractured perforations between 7,237 ft and 12,299 ft.
Two Bradford County Pa., Marcellus discoveries were announced by Chesapeake Operating Inc. The Herrick Field wells were drilled from a drillpad in Section 7, Laceyville 7.5 Quad, Wyalusing Township. The #106HC Brown Homestead flowed 44.24 MMcf of gas per day. It was drilled to 18,120 ft, and the true vertical depth is 7,251 ft. The shut-in casing pressure was 3,414 psi, and production is from a perforated zone between 7,508 and 18,106 ft. The #5HC Brown Homestead produced 48.644 MMcf of gas per day. It was drilled to 17,314 ft with a true vertical depth of 7,248 ft. The shut-in casing pressure was 3,434 psi, and production is from fractured perforations between 7,237 ft and 12,299 ft.