Chesapeake Completes Two Sundquist Flats Unit-Turner Sand Wells
Drilling Activity Details
Converse
WY
United States
Drilling Activity Summary
Description
Two horizontal Turner producers in the southern Powder River Basin were announced by Oklahoma City-based Chesapeake Operating Inc. The wells were drilled from a pad in Section 12-34n-72w of Converse County, Wyo. The #22H SFU (Sundquist Flats Unit) 12-34-72 USA C TR initially flowed 395 bbl of 43.2-degree-gravity oil, 419 Mcf of gas and 530 bbl of water per day. Production is from a Turner lateral drilled to the southeast to 21,325 ft at a bottom-hole location in Section 18-34n-71w. The true vertical depth is 12,227 ft. It was tested on a 30/64-in. choke after 22-stage fracturing between 12,677 and 21,243 ft. The #21H SFU 12-34-72 USA C TR was completed flowing 971 bbl of oil, 903 Mcf of gas and 805 bbl of water per day. Production is from a lateral drilled north-northwestward to 20,077 ft, 12,225 ft true vertical, and it bottomed in Section 1-34n-72w. It was tested on a 30/64-in. choke following 19-stage fracture stimulation between 12,880 and 19,995 ft.
Two horizontal Turner producers in the southern Powder River Basin were announced by Oklahoma City-based Chesapeake Operating Inc. The wells were drilled from a pad in Section 12-34n-72w of Converse County, Wyo. The #22H SFU (Sundquist Flats Unit) 12-34-72 USA C TR initially flowed 395 bbl of 43.2-degree-gravity oil, 419 Mcf of gas and 530 bbl of water per day. Production is from a Turner lateral drilled to the southeast to 21,325 ft at a bottom-hole location in Section 18-34n-71w. The true vertical depth is 12,227 ft. It was tested on a 30/64-in. choke after 22-stage fracturing between 12,677 and 21,243 ft. The #21H SFU 12-34-72 USA C TR was completed flowing 971 bbl of oil, 903 Mcf of gas and 805 bbl of water per day. Production is from a lateral drilled north-northwestward to 20,077 ft, 12,225 ft true vertical, and it bottomed in Section 1-34n-72w. It was tested on a 30/64-in. choke following 19-stage fracture stimulation between 12,880 and 19,995 ft.