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Started this discussion. Last reply by john goodday Jan 28, 2011. 19 Replies

What is latest on success and usees of Refrack in the H. Shale. My production dropped the predicted 80% in one year. Gilbert PrudhommeContinue

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Smackover Shale Well

 Anybody got location on reputed Smackover Shale Well below the HS. Supposed to be in La. near the River, midpart of the play. Gilbert
Mar 11, 2011
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john goodday replied to Gilbert Prudhomme's discussion Refrack
"So when an exploration company puts forth the projection of 40 - 60 BCF per section, would you then multiply that times 35% (50 BCF X 35% = 17.5 BCF)  Is that a more realistic expectation for the HA ?  Or - has that already been figured in…"
Jan 28, 2011
Les B replied to Gilbert Prudhomme's discussion Refrack
"PG, eight wells per section should be the approximate economic optimum for an average section.  Fracture stimulation is not attempting to fracture 100% of the formation but rather to create flow paths to the wellbore that…"
Jan 28, 2011
Robert Duke replied to Gilbert Prudhomme's discussion Refrack
"Hi Skip, Well, just throwing an idea out here; I admit to minimal knowledge on the subject.  But what about one of two scenarios:  1) there was some sort of problem with the original fracture job, and the operator knows how to fix it, or…"
Jan 28, 2011
Mac Davis replied to Gilbert Prudhomme's discussion Refrack
"I believe Les is correct, but be careful how you interpret the info.  You get a lower "decline" rate but you produce less gas the first few months.  In theory, you get paid back over time because you haven't…"
Jan 28, 2011
Mac Davis replied to Gilbert Prudhomme's discussion Refrack
"Good question.  I suspect that the "lost" gas in the "unfracked" areas between the 8 wells will eventually seep into the well bores over time.  Whether it's 5, 10, or 20 years down the road, it probably…"
Jan 28, 2011
Terry L. Antee replied to Gilbert Prudhomme's discussion Refrack
"Skip it was the prez of QEP and it was a Haynesville Horz.  He spoke at a geological meeting I attended.  He also said they had never frac into the Smackover and had thought about stacked horiz."
Jan 28, 2011
George Lutz replied to Gilbert Prudhomme's discussion Refrack
"Skip, Is there any information about the Fayetteville play regarding what I can expect from a well, both in the decline rate and the average well production over the life of the well?   Thanks for the information   george lutz"
Jan 27, 2011
P.G. replied to Gilbert Prudhomme's discussion Refrack
"Will 8 wells in a section completely frac the entire shale layer in that section? Or will there be unfraced shale between the wells that can't be produced?"
Jan 27, 2011
Les B replied to Gilbert Prudhomme's discussion Refrack
"George, 80% decline in the 1st year is about normal for wells produced in the traditional manner.  For wells produced on a restricted choke (~ 14/64") a 50% decline in the 1st year may be more typical.   Economics are based gas…"
Jan 27, 2011
George Lutz replied to Gilbert Prudhomme's discussion Refrack
"Is 80% a normal drop rate regarding well production with all horizontal wells and if not, what is the normal drop expected rate and how long does a typical well produce?  An 80% drop rate the first year hardly seems like it would be worth the…"
Jan 27, 2011
Terry L. Antee replied to Gilbert Prudhomme's discussion Refrack
"I went to a meeting and the prez of QEC ? was there and he said they had refracd a well and the frac did not go where they though it would but it had increased production and they were happy with it. He did not say which well just Haynesville."
Jan 27, 2011
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Jan 27, 2011
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"Any ideas why? Would seem necessary to reperforate. Gilbert Prudhomme"
Jan 27, 2011

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 Anybody got location on reputed Smackover Shale Well below the HS. Supposed to be in La. near the River, midpart of the play. Gilbert

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