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| Well ID: 34-173-61226
 
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| County: [[Wood County, Ohio|Wood]]
 
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| Operator Name: [[ORPHAN WELL PROGRAM]]
 
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| Unconventional: No
 
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| Configuration: Vertical
 
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| Well Status: Final Restoration
 
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| Latitude: 41.3877823933
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| Latitude: 41.38778239
 
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| Longitude: -83.6960642295
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| Longitude: -83.69606423
 
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| Operator Tony Krieder on site at McKee well #2. Brush and debris removed from around well head. Rods being removed from well. Pit being excavated for fluids. It appears as though the 6 inch outer casing is cemented into the well. Tony will finish removing rods and then remove tubing. Well will be circulated and bottom plug pumped into well. The 4 1/2 inch casing will then be removed (if possible) and the top plug pumped into well.
 
| Operator Tony Krieder on site at McKee well #2. Brush and debris removed from around well head. Rods being removed from well. Pit being excavated for fluids. It appears as though the 6 inch outer casing is cemented into the well. Tony will finish removing rods and then remove tubing. Well will be circulated and bottom plug pumped into well. The 4 1/2 inch casing will then be removed (if possible) and the top plug pumped into well.
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| Nobody on site at time of inspection. Wellhead control device attached to 4 1/2 inch casing. It appears rods and tubing removed from well. Pit dug next to well for fluids. Plastic liner needed for pit before pumping fluids to pit.
 
| Nobody on site at time of inspection. Wellhead control device attached to 4 1/2 inch casing. It appears rods and tubing removed from well. Pit dug next to well for fluids. Plastic liner needed for pit before pumping fluids to pit.
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| Old rods and tubing removed from well. Well cleaned out to depth of 1280 feet. Ran 2 inch tubing into well inside 4  inch casing and circulated fluids to tanks. Pumped 50 sacks of cement through 2 inch tubing for bottom plug and circulated fluids to tanks. Well produced oil and gas during circulation. Removed 2 inch tubing from well and will allow cement to set up. After cement sets up the well will be circulated again to try to remove remaining oil from well. Operator will then attempt to remove the 4 inch casing before pumping top cement plug.
 
| Old rods and tubing removed from well. Well cleaned out to depth of 1280 feet. Ran 2 inch tubing into well inside 4  inch casing and circulated fluids to tanks. Pumped 50 sacks of cement through 2 inch tubing for bottom plug and circulated fluids to tanks. Well produced oil and gas during circulation. Removed 2 inch tubing from well and will allow cement to set up. After cement sets up the well will be circulated again to try to remove remaining oil from well. Operator will then attempt to remove the 4 inch casing before pumping top cement plug.
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| Cement set up at depth of 1000 feet from 5 yards of cement pumped on 7/23/09. Operator pulled entire string of 4 inch pipe from well (approximately 500 feet) on 7/24/09 and then pumped 8 yards of class A cement into well. Well did not circulate fluids to surface during this plugging. ODNR MRM inspector Sam Faust witnessed cementing of well on 7/24/09. Cement set up over weekend, then on 7/27/09 the top of cement was located at depth of 500 feet. Since well did not circulate fluids on 7/24/09, some of  the cement went into the rock formation. The 13 yards of cement pumped into the well over the 2 days should have been sufficient to plug the well. Rather than pump more Class A cement, the decision was made to reverse grout the well with 9 sack grout. Cement grout  was gravity fed into the well on the annular side of 500 feet of 2 inch tubing. Water was displaced through the 2 inch tubing and circulated to surface.
 
| Cement set up at depth of 1000 feet from 5 yards of cement pumped on 7/23/09. Operator pulled entire string of 4 inch pipe from well (approximately 500 feet) on 7/24/09 and then pumped 8 yards of class A cement into well. Well did not circulate fluids to surface during this plugging. ODNR MRM inspector Sam Faust witnessed cementing of well on 7/24/09. Cement set up over weekend, then on 7/27/09 the top of cement was located at depth of 500 feet. Since well did not circulate fluids on 7/24/09, some of  the cement went into the rock formation. The 13 yards of cement pumped into the well over the 2 days should have been sufficient to plug the well. Rather than pump more Class A cement, the decision was made to reverse grout the well with 9 sack grout. Cement grout  was gravity fed into the well on the annular side of 500 feet of 2 inch tubing. Water was displaced through the 2 inch tubing and circulated to surface.
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| Well has been cut off 4 feet below ground elevation and ID plate attached to top of well. Most equipment removed from site. Pit will be backfilled and remaining epuipment removed from site
 
| Well has been cut off 4 feet below ground elevation and ID plate attached to top of well. Most equipment removed from site. Pit will be backfilled and remaining epuipment removed from site
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| Well has been cut off 4 feet below ground and ID plate attached to top of well. Pit will be backfilled and remaining equipment removed from site.
 
| Well has been cut off 4 feet below ground and ID plate attached to top of well. Pit will be backfilled and remaining equipment removed from site.
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| Final restoration completed on site. Pit has been backfilled and area graded. All equipment removed. No contamination noted on ground. Site will be returned to agricultural production. Area where crop damage occurred as result of plugging activity is approximately 0.2 acres.
 
| Final restoration completed on site. Pit has been backfilled and area graded. All equipment removed. No contamination noted on ground. Site will be returned to agricultural production. Area where crop damage occurred as result of plugging activity is approximately 0.2 acres.
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For data sources see<ref>{{cite web
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| title = Ohio Department of Natural Resources RBDMS
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| publisher = [http://oilandgas.ohiodnr.gov/]
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| date = 2015-06-19
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| url = http://wellwiki.org/wiki/Ohio_Oil_and_Gas_Data_Sources#Inspection
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| accessdate = 2015-06-20 }}</ref>
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== References ==
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{{reflist}}
 
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Revision as of 07:50, 15 July 2015

Well Details

Well ID: 34-173-61226
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County: Wood
Municipality:
Operator Name: ORPHAN WELL PROGRAM
Well Pad ID:
Farm/Lease Name:
First Permit Date:
Last Permit Date:
Spud Date:
Unconventional: No
Configuration: Vertical
Well Status: Final Restoration
Violations: 0
Latitude: 41.38778239
Longitude: -83.69606423

Inspection Data

INSPECTION ID DATE DESCRIPTION COMMENT VIOLATION ID VIOLATION CODE VIOLATION COMMENT
1248120179 2009-07-20 Operator Tony Krieder on site at McKee well #2. Brush and debris removed from around well head. Rods being removed from well. Pit being excavated for fluids. It appears as though the 6 inch outer casing is cemented into the well. Tony will finish removing rods and then remove tubing. Well will be circulated and bottom plug pumped into well. The 4 1/2 inch casing will then be removed (if possible) and the top plug pumped into well.
1248287449 2009-07-22 Nobody on site at time of inspection. Wellhead control device attached to 4 1/2 inch casing. It appears rods and tubing removed from well. Pit dug next to well for fluids. Plastic liner needed for pit before pumping fluids to pit.
1248367318 2009-07-23 Old rods and tubing removed from well. Well cleaned out to depth of 1280 feet. Ran 2 inch tubing into well inside 4 inch casing and circulated fluids to tanks. Pumped 50 sacks of cement through 2 inch tubing for bottom plug and circulated fluids to tanks. Well produced oil and gas during circulation. Removed 2 inch tubing from well and will allow cement to set up. After cement sets up the well will be circulated again to try to remove remaining oil from well. Operator will then attempt to remove the 4 inch casing before pumping top cement plug.
1248726136 2009-07-27 Cement set up at depth of 1000 feet from 5 yards of cement pumped on 7/23/09. Operator pulled entire string of 4 inch pipe from well (approximately 500 feet) on 7/24/09 and then pumped 8 yards of class A cement into well. Well did not circulate fluids to surface during this plugging. ODNR MRM inspector Sam Faust witnessed cementing of well on 7/24/09. Cement set up over weekend, then on 7/27/09 the top of cement was located at depth of 500 feet. Since well did not circulate fluids on 7/24/09, some of the cement went into the rock formation. The 13 yards of cement pumped into the well over the 2 days should have been sufficient to plug the well. Rather than pump more Class A cement, the decision was made to reverse grout the well with 9 sack grout. Cement grout was gravity fed into the well on the annular side of 500 feet of 2 inch tubing. Water was displaced through the 2 inch tubing and circulated to surface.
1248894769 2007-07-29 Well has been cut off 4 feet below ground elevation and ID plate attached to top of well. Most equipment removed from site. Pit will be backfilled and remaining epuipment removed from site
1248967291 2009-07-29 Well has been cut off 4 feet below ground and ID plate attached to top of well. Pit will be backfilled and remaining equipment removed from site.
1249388409 2009-08-03 Final restoration completed on site. Pit has been backfilled and area graded. All equipment removed. No contamination noted on ground. Site will be returned to agricultural production. Area where crop damage occurred as result of plugging activity is approximately 0.2 acres.

For data sources see[1]

References

  1. ↑ "Ohio Department of Natural Resources RBDMS". [1]. 2015-06-19. Retrieved 2015-06-20. 
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