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[dragonfly454]

No censorship..yeah the R factor is worrying but in my opinion all virus mutate towards a higher R factor and lower mortality..I'm 5'8' but tipping at 197 lbs working on it ..was supposed to go fishing..me got two parrots white eyed Amazon and four new puppies in thinking the issues may be when the drill moves from a low pressure area to a high pressure area below? But so far we are just assuming..but something deffo came from Trinidad on the Enav Peregrina..I don't think there will be drilling beyond this weekend one way or the other..dingoes doing the woo walk lol ..me bets are the angle between Drill Mahaicony and Kawa as the migration pathway with the reservoirs at Kawa having had enough faulting below and time to fill up ...

[Dirksidetrack]

Yeah I've read up on that valley or gorge faulting. Listric faults they're called. They get shallower with depth and end up extending more horizontally than vertically. So maybe we got one Santonian being fed by an offset deeper Santonian. I do know that the earth scientists decide the targets and the engineers and ops people make it happen so I'm guessing that they're probably

[dragonfly454]

Yep that differential might be the issue ..as I said Apache had these exact issues ..probably it's just that difficult to pinpoint when to switch mud and how much so a situation as we envisage at this depth is plausible ..what would remediation look like going forward in terms of time and degree of difficulty ?

[Dirksidetrack]

Well, geologists would tell me mud man the average pore size in microns. With drilling engineers we work out concentrations of various sizes of calcium carbonate in the mud. Can go up to 60 pounds per barrel through most downhole tools if memory serves. Chicken grit is very dangerous to run through those tools because of the large, angular grain sizes packs off small diameters very quickly so we