Well File Review demo
Abandonment engineers see an old well rebuilt from every owner’s pages, each part graded known, inferred or unknown, and nothing filled in. 1:24
What the demo shows
Shows a well’s condition as its old files record it, cited, for the abandonment engineer.
Agents gather a well's pages across old names, put its life in date order, draw it part by part and grade each part. They show reports that disagree, propose a logging run where paper runs out, and draft the statement. An engineer rules and signs, and a second engineer countersigns.
Transcript
- Well File Review shows what a well's old file say about its condition, for abandonment engineers.
- Here, 168 old wells and 143,000 pages.
- The Well Rewind. A 1979 report calculates the cement top at 4,100 feet.
- A 1988 log finds good bond from 6,850.
- 150. Oksana, the abandonment engineer, opens both pages and rules for the log.
- In 2003, one handwritten line says 312 feet of tubing were left.
- The summary says no packer.
- Where paper runs out, the agent proposes a logging run.
- Oksana asks for it.
- She opens the pages behind every doubtful part and signs.
- Winston, the senior well engineer, must open them himself before he countersigns.
- Every step is on the audit trail.
- Nine of 75 wells hold something no summary mentions.
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Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.