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34-031-27227

Well Details

Well ID: 34-031-27227
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Spud Date: 2013-09-12
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Producing: No
Violations: 0
Latitude: 40.2055298925
Longitude: -82.1285636488

Production Data

PERIOD GAS QUANTITY GAS PRODUCTION DAYS CONDENSATE QUANTITY CONDENSATE PRODUCTION DAYS OIL QUANTITY OIL PRODUCTION DAYS

Waste Data

PERIOD TYPE QUANTITY UNITS DISPOSAL METHOD WASTE FACILITY PERMIT ID WASTE FACILITY NAME FACILITY CITY FACILITY STATE

Inspection Data

INSPECTION ID DATE DESCRIPTION COMMENT VIOLATION ID VIOLATION CODE VIOLATION_COMMENT
-1272271498 2013-10-21 On the day of my inspection I found that Wheeler Drilling was drilling at a depth of 2430' with a 6.5" bit. The permit was on display, there were no sags or tears in the pit liner and there were no leaks or spills around the drill site.
-266416684 2013-09-25 On the day of my inspection Wheeler Drilling pressured up on the 8.625" casing with a solvent truck. The pressure was brought up to 300 lbs and then the swedge was shut in. The pressure decreased by 20 lbs in 30 minutes. The test passed and Wheeler Drilling was authorized to resume drilling.
-44532533 2014-01-15 On the day of my inspection I found that the drill pit was still open and partially full of fluid. There were no sags or tears in the pit liner. The drill site still needs to be graded out and seeded. The lease road was covered with gravel from the entrance to the well head. All drilling equipment has been removed from the location. This site does not pass preliminary restoration at this time.
-868411067 2013-11-20 On the day of my inspection Wheeler Drilling had 4.5" casing set at 3343'. Cemenco established circulation and pumped 55 sacks of class A cement. They landed the plug, pressured up to 500 lbs. and held for 5 minutes.
1003342075 2013-10-29 On the day of my inspection I found that Wheeler Drilling was drilling at a depth of 2700' with a 6.5" bit. The permit was on display, there were no sags or tears in the pit liner and there were no leaks or spills around the drill site.
1011765413 2013-10-07 On the day of my inspection I found that Wheeler Drilling had set new 7" intermediate casing at 1063'. They were drilling at a depth of 1140'. The casing was power-mudded by Cemenco on 10/2/13 with 5.65 tons of clay. The permit was on display, there were no sags or tears in the pit liner and there were no leaks or spills.
1380123647 2013-09-24 On the day of my inspection I found that Wheeler Drilling had drilled a 10.75" surface hole to 643' and ran used, tested and drifted 8.625" casing open ended. Cemenco loaded the casing with fresh water then pumped 1000 lbs of gel and 400 lbs of cotton seed hulls followed by 180 sacks of class A cement. Circulation was established with approximately 8 barrels of cement returns. They shut the cement head in to let the cement set up before conducting the pressure test.
1384373579 2013-11-13 On the day of my inspection I found that Wheeler Drilling was drilling at a depth of 3190' with a 6.5" bit. The permit was on display, there were no sags or tears in the pit liner and there were no leaks or spills around the drill site.
1386607265 2013-12-09 On the day of my inspection Producers conducted an open hole frac job on the well. There were no fluid returns observed from the annulus, and there were no leaks or spills. There were no sags or tears in the pit liner and the permit was on display.
1389799474 2014-01-15 On the day of my inspection I found that the well head was equipped with a pumping unit. The tank battery consisted of three 100 barrel stock tanks, one 30 barrel brine tank, one separator and an earthen dike. Proper identification was posted and I found no leaks or spills. This well shares a tank battery with permit 0697.
1403172092 2013-09-30 On the day of my inspection I found that Wheeler Drilling was drilling at a depth of 900' on an 8" bit. The permit was on display, there were no sags or tears in the pit liner and there were no leaks or spills.
1408122205 2014-08-15 On the day of my inspection I found that the drill site had been graded out and planted. The site was approximately 90% covered in well established short grasses and broadleaf vegetation. I found no drilling materials or debris. This site passes preliminary restoration.
1539878202 2013-11-07 On the day of my inspection I found that Wheeler Drilling was drilling at a depth of 3030' with a 6.5" bit. The permit was on display, there were no sags or tears in the pit liner and there were no leaks or spills around the drill site.
1962852986 2013-10-15 On the day of my inspection I found that Wheeler Drilling was drilling at a depth of 2240'. The permit was on location, there were no sags or tears in the pit liner and there were no leaks or spills.
235154630 2013-09-16 On the day of my inspection I found that Wheeler Drilling had set 64' of 11.75" conductor casing. They were drilling at a depth of 200' with a 10.75" bit. The permit was on location, there were no sags or tears in the pit liner, and there were no leaks or spills.
567249313 2013-12-04 On the day of my inspection I found that Wheeler Drilling was not drilling. There were no sags or tears in the pit liner and there were no leaks or spills around the rig.
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