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34-155-24064

Well Details

Well ID: 34-155-24064
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Spud Date: 2013-02-03
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Producing:
Violations: 0
Latitude: 41.1762842743
Longitude: -80.8122677712

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
-1068284915 2013-09-19 My inspection found a 20' sound barrier erected on the entire east side of the well pad. The barrier was anchored by I-beams; drilled 12' into the ground. The panels were made of a canvass with sound bending material. Each panel was approximately 15' long.
-130946506 2013-08-06 I witnessed approximately 5 yards of grout placed in the cellar around the well. The gages on the annulus' read 60 psi between the 9.625" and 13.375" casings and 0 psi between the 5.5" and 9.625" casing.
-1354371632 2013-03-25 My inspection found the drilling depth at 7,161'; no violation.
-1634935271 2013-06-19 My inspection found Halcon flaring the well without any prior notification. The flaring operations began on 6/18/2013 at approximately 3:00 am. I informed Mike McCardle from Halcon that I wanted notified 24 hours in advance for any future Halcon flaring operations. The flare had the correct spacing from the wellhead. The entire site was fenced with a locked gate. Flaring will be for approximately 2 to 3 weeks. Halcon did notify the Lordstown Fire Department 24 hours prior to beginning operations.
-1840116135 2014-05-06 I was on location to perform a urban preliminary restoration inspection. I found during my inspection the well was in production. The tank battery consisted of eight, 400 barrel production tanks, a compressor, and separators. The production equipment was shared with permit number 2-4080. A steel and lined dike surrounded the tanks. A flare was burning off flash gas from the production tanks. An identification sign was posted at the entrance to the lease road. Warning and safety signs were properly posted. Safety equipment was installed on the tanks. The lease road was in good repair and shared with two NCL wells. There was a locked gate at the entrance to the well pad. All drainage and erosion controls were in place. The well and production equipment were surrounded by a wooden post and wire fence. The entire area around the well pad was being used for agricultural purposes by the landowner.
-1849113114 2013-09-03 My inspection found Halcon building the pad for an above ground water impoundment and installing the steel dike for the tank battery. A 20' high sound barrier was installed on the entire east side of the well pad. I noticed no violations at this time.
-2056192147 2013-04-03 My inspection found Halcon reached a total depth of 14,257'. The Patterson Rig 256 was tripping out of the hole; no violations.
-217383994 2013-02-04 I witnessed the cementing of the conductor casing by Universal Well Services. Hole #1 had a diameter of 36" and a depth of 60'. The Auger Rig reached hard sandstone at 40'. The conductor casing was 30" and set to a depth of 60'. Three 5" holes were placed in the conductor casing, 5' from bottom to allow for circulation. Universal broke circulation, pumped Type 1 cement, and displaced. There was a good return of cement to surface with 20' left inside the casing.
-248435538 2013-10-08 I was asked by Deputy Chief Robert Warstall to go to the above location and observe the production operation of this well. I meet with Doug Oaks from Halcon and he explained to me the operation. During the week, nitrogen was used to asist the well to flow. During the operation a vapor from the nitrogen truck was released. This is a normal operation. This caused concerns from the neighbors. At present they are running a compressor to move the gas down the pipeline. When the compressor goes down it creates a large flair.
-679417473 2013-03-18 No violations. Drill depth of 6860' and were in the process of coring.
-700156652 2013-02-26 I was on location to check on the status of the drilling operation. I signed in and checked in with the company man. The permit was posted in the company mans trailer. They were currently at 2829 feet and were drilling at about 6.5 feet per hour. The site was fenced. The locations drainage control was in place and in good repair. The spill containment was in good repair. The rig was on a spill containment liner and it was in good repair. While on site I obtained a copy of the blow out preventer test report. The test showed it passed. The blow out preventer was chained down. The air head was in place and not leaking. Fire extinguishers were in various locations around the site. There was casing pipe on location for the next stage of cementing. The pipe was 40lb, 9 5/8 inch pipe. The API number on the pipe was SCT-0381. The lease road was in good repair and constructed of lime stone.
-787753012 2014-06-03 I was on location to inspect the identification sign. I found during my inspection that the identification sign had been moved from the lease road entrance to the well pad entrance gate. I noticed that Halcon had not place the permit number on identification sign per my request. I called Mike McCardle and he stated a new sign was ordered; however it too did not have the permit number. Mike said the correct identification sign was received and waiting to be picked up from the Canterbury, PA office. Mike stated the new sign would be in place by 6/9/2014. I will follow-up on the requested action by 6/16/2014.
-920700731 2013-09-30 My inspection found a sturdy cage built around the well for protection while drilling the next well. The cage was built with steel and had protective panels placed on all four sides. The cage was painted yellow with red reflective tape. The cage was properly secured to four rig anchors with chains. I took photos of the cage.
-922589363 2014-06-16 I was on location for a follow-up inspection. I found during my inspection that the permit number was placed on the identification sign per my request.
-985955359 2013-05-13 My inspection found the well stimulation operations complete and the well shut-in. The well pad is surrounded by a fence with a locked gate. All drainage and erosion controls were in good condition and operating properly, no violations.
1361476924 2013-02-20 I witnessed Halliburton Well Service cement the 1st Intermediate Casing for Halcon. Patterson Rig 256 drilled Hole #3 to 1,535' with a diameter of 17.5". The casing size was 13.675" and set to 1,512'. Halcon used a stab in method through the drill string. Halcon did not load the hole with fluid to circulate before pumping cement. Circulation was finally broke when Halliburton reached 156 barrels of cement. I observed a good show of fresh water, gel, and cement to surface.
1361972083 2013-02-27 The rig is currently at 2924 feet and is drilling at approximately 20 feet per hour. Nothing else has changed since my last inspection.
1362411963 2013-03-04 I stopped to check on the progress on drilling. Hole #4 was at 3,741'. Halcon ran into a problem with dropping the bit. They were in the process of fishing for the bottom end of the drilling string and bit. I will monitor the retrieval operations.
1363097003 2013-03-07 My inspection found the Patterson Rig 256 drilling Hole #4. They were at a depth of 3,509' and drilling at a rate of 59 ft/hr. The permit was posted in the company man's trailer. The drainage controls were in place with rock line ditches and a retention pond. The lease road was in good condition.
1363717628 2013-03-19 I stopped to check on drilling rig; drilling depth at 7,800'. There are no violations.
1364819823 2013-04-01 My inspection found the rig drilling at a depth of 12,784'; no violations.
1367282931 2013-04-29 I received a complaint from Mr. Sheldon Funk about noise and exhaust from the upcoming well operations. I called Mr. Funk and left a message with Mrs. Funk to return my call concerning the complaint. Mr. Funk never returned my phone call. My inspection of the well site found the fracturing complete.
1392310231 2013-01-31 Northeast Region Supervisor Tom Hill and myself performed a status check on the above location. We walked the location and observed some of there production equipment operations . ID signs were posted. No noted violations were noted at this time.
1437491497 2013-08-01 I received a called from Mike McCardle concerning the gurgling sound coming from the well. According to Mike, the sound was coming from around the well within the pea gravel. Mike informed me that a supervac truck was scheduled for 8/5/2013 to remove all of the pea gravel from the cellar.
1511951000 2013-10-07 I arrived at the Kibler well location at around 1:45 pm to look into the noise issue. The loud noise was from using nitrogen to kick off the well over the weekend. Also, nitrogen was released from Universal tanker trucks prior to injecting down the backside. The well was currently kicked off; however, Halcon is still dialing in their production facility which is west to southwest of the well. The flare was part of the production facility and being used to burn off flash gas from the production tanks and the returned nitrogen from kicking the well off. While on location, the flare did get loud for approximately 15 minutes. I asked Doug Oaks, Halcon production supervisor, about the loud flare. Doug stated the compressor went down and they needed to vent the gas until the compressor was restarted. I took to videos of the flare while it was burning off flash gas. The first location of the video was from within 30 ft. and the other was from the tree line east the flare and production equipment.
1850412355 2013-07-31 I inspected the shut-in well with ODNR Tom Hill. We notice a gurgling sound coming from the well. I called Mike McCardle, Halcon supervisor, and told him to dispatch the proper crew to investigate the issue.
547723648 2013-04-26 I was on location today due to a noise complaint called into the office. Halliburton was in the process of fracturing the well. They had been on location since 4/21/2013 and were on the 22 stage of 26 stages in the fracturing process. The supervisor for Halliburton informed me that they would be completed and off location by the evening. Halcon had a company come out while I was only location to take sound readings of various areas around the location. The readings taken at the edge of the property line closest to the nearest house was 85.5 decibel (dB). That was approximately 150 ft from the wellhead. The company man informed me that sound barriers will be utilized on future well site construction.
798081785 2013-02-11 My inspection found the Patterson Rig 256 rigging up.
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