Post by
EOIM on Jan 09, 2011 6:29pm
3702 PSI wellhead Pressure
Reservoir pressure is directly related to flowing pressure and also directly related to wellhead pressure. So at ths high shut-in wellhead pressure, it would be very reasonable to assume that the reservour is highly porous and permeable with high reservoir pressure. So we can produce the well for several months or years before deploying pumpjacks!.
Comment by
good40 on Jan 09, 2011 9:33pm
Why would you suggest that the reservoir is highly porous ? In my opinion, it would appear to indicatelow permeability. What temperature would you expect bottom hole ?
Comment by
EOIM on Jan 09, 2011 9:56pm
Porosity is high and among the highest in the area (>13%). Check the Sterlings Energy filing. Also, the viscousity is among the lowest (40 API) and so light oil. The sulphur content is among the smallest in the area (0.6%). These data are from Table 2 in the Sterling filings.