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Oh, so it's a matter of the well itself too, not just of its surroundings? TIL.
by Arnt 7y ago
Oh, so it's a matter of the well itself too, not just of its surroundings? TIL.
- stoneman24 7y agoYes, and also to agree with Arnt (sibling comment), there can also be effects between neighbouring wells. In some fields, the fluid/gas can move easily (wells will affect each over) in others, there is little ability for movement. The fracking that engineers do attempts to add additional channels for the fluid/gas to move. So trying to turn down one well can lead to other effects. And in changing the situation, there will transients which will decrease over time.