RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Shaw UpdateIf a high-pressure gas well had hydrated across a choke due to extreme pressure drops, and you realize that you had no methanol to de-ice, would you report the pre or post-hydrate measurements to the client? Or would you explain that the well was flowing at such high pressure that hydrates could not be controlled and it froze off? Which measurement is more representative? I am pretty sure you have the intelligence to answer.
This effect frequently occurs with high-pressure wells and restriction due to wax accumulation is a similar effect......good thing this is the 21st century because both can be addressed through the introduction of chemicals.
You're allowed to say touche if I'm even remotely correct. Help us out and provide all the information you paid basher.
Was the formation overcharged as they suspected or not?
Did they well buck or not?