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| Operator Name: [[ANTERO RESOURCES  CORPORATION]]
 
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| My inspection today finds the well operator Antero, has after four days of fishing for the joint of 18.625" pipe that was lost in the hole, decided to plug the well.  The total depth reached on the well was 327'.  The rig has run 315' of 2.375" tubing in the well.  Allied Oil and Gas pumped 45 bbl of cement.  The rig crew pulled 4 joints of tubing.  Allied the pumped 70 bbl of cement slurry.  The rig crew pulled 4 more joints of tubing.  The last plug was 45 bbl of cement, this brought the cement to surface.  I instructed the company man James, to cut the conductor off 30" below ground level and put a steel plate on top of the well with the permit number on it.  I also asked him to put a cover over the cellar.
 
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| My inspection today finds the rig crew trying to fish the lost joint of pipe.  Previous attempts have failed.  They are continuing to try.  The pipe is now at bottom 327'
 
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| Operator called and stated they were ready to run 18.625" casing went to site and rig crew ran 331' of casing but they had to wash down 10' of casing while doing so bottom joint of casing broke off and decision was made to pull casing and attempt to retrieve broken section of casing and then ream out well bore and then try and run casing again and cement it in place.
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| Operator called and stated they were ready to run 18.625 casing went to site and rig crew ran 331' of casing but they had to wash down 10' of casing while doing so bottom joint of casing broke off and decision was made to pull casing and attempt to retrieve broken section of casing and then ream out well bore and then try and run casing again and cement it in place.
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| My inspection today finds the well operator Antero, has after four days of fishing for the joint of 18.625 pipe that was lost in the hole, decided to plug the well.  The total depth reached on the well was 327'.  The rig has run 315' of 2.375 tubing in the well.  Allied Oil and Gas pumped 45 bbl of cement.  The rig crew pulled 4 joints of tubing.  Allied the pumped 70 bbl of cement slurry.  The rig crew pulled 4 more joints of tubing.  The last plug was 45 bbl of cement, this brought the cement to surface.  I instructed the company man James, to cut the conductor off 30 below ground level and put a steel plate on top of the well with the permit number on it.  I also asked him to put a cover over the cellar.
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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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| url = http://wellwiki.org/wiki/Ohio_Oil_and_Gas_Data_Sources#Inspection
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== References ==
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Revision as of 23:44, 15 July 2015

Well Details

Well ID: 34-121-24380
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County: Noble
Municipality:
Operator Name: ANTERO RESOURCES CORPORATION
Well Pad ID:
Farm/Lease Name:
First Permit Date:
Last Permit Date:
Spud Date: 2012-10-10
Unconventional: No
Configuration: Vertical
Well Status:
Violations: 0
Latitude: 39.86810534
Longitude: -81.42228788

Inspection Data

INSPECTION ID DATE DESCRIPTION COMMENT VIOLATION ID VIOLATION CODE VIOLATION COMMENT
1351007501 2012-10-23 My inspection today finds the rig crew trying to fish the lost joint of pipe. Previous attempts have failed. They are continuing to try. The pipe is now at bottom 327'
1351030531 2012-10-21 Operator called and stated they were ready to run 18.625 casing went to site and rig crew ran 331' of casing but they had to wash down 10' of casing while doing so bottom joint of casing broke off and decision was made to pull casing and attempt to retrieve broken section of casing and then ream out well bore and then try and run casing again and cement it in place.
-2128155280 2012-10-26 My inspection today finds the well operator Antero, has after four days of fishing for the joint of 18.625 pipe that was lost in the hole, decided to plug the well. The total depth reached on the well was 327'. The rig has run 315' of 2.375 tubing in the well. Allied Oil and Gas pumped 45 bbl of cement. The rig crew pulled 4 joints of tubing. Allied the pumped 70 bbl of cement slurry. The rig crew pulled 4 more joints of tubing. The last plug was 45 bbl of cement, this brought the cement to surface. I instructed the company man James, to cut the conductor off 30 below ground level and put a steel plate on top of the well with the permit number on it. I also asked him to put a cover over the cellar.
-875542022 2012-10-15 My inspection today finds the rig is preparing to retrieve a joint of 18.625 casing from the well bore. The current depth is 327'.

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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