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C1981022
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
6/27/2011
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TR72
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BFB
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GVB -LW- 4120102 <br />19 -08C <br />1439318 <br />NE1 /4 S31 <br />T12SR9OW <br />8140' <br />2600'/15 <br />9 5/8" <br />Same as 19 -08 <br />Same 19 -08 <br />Notes: Standard CBM well construction involves drilling 15" OR 12.25" borehole to approximately 2300 foot depth and cementing 9 -5/8" casing, then drilling 8 -3/4" borehole into the <br />projected longwall fracture zone and casing the fracture zone with 6 -5/8" slotted casing for methane drainage. <br />Typical GVB well construction involves drilling 12.25" or 9 5/8" borehole to 20' above coal. 9 5/8" casing installed and cemented to 100' above coal. 100' of slotted 7 inch liner <br />to bottom of borehole extending up into the 9 5/8" casing 50'. <br />As noted, new road disturbance may provide access to several wells (existing roads used as noted). Some new road segments may be retained in conjunction with existing <br />ranch roads to provide ongoing access for the surface owner. <br />TR -71 and 72 8 June 2011 <br />GOBVENT/ METHANE DRAINAGE BOREHOLE. <br />DISTURBANCE SUMMARY <br />Well No. <br />Location <br />Depth/ <br />Inclination <br />Borehole <br />Diameter <br />Completion <br />Date /Life <br />Road <br />Disturbance <br />Pad <br />Disturbance <br />Northin s <br />Eastin! <br />Surve <br />Collar Elev. <br />GVB -LW- 4120102 <br />19 -08C <br />1439318 <br />NE1 /4 S31 <br />T12SR9OW <br />8140' <br />2600'/15 <br />9 5/8" <br />Same as 19 -08 <br />Same 19 -08 <br />Notes: Standard CBM well construction involves drilling 15" OR 12.25" borehole to approximately 2300 foot depth and cementing 9 -5/8" casing, then drilling 8 -3/4" borehole into the <br />projected longwall fracture zone and casing the fracture zone with 6 -5/8" slotted casing for methane drainage. <br />Typical GVB well construction involves drilling 12.25" or 9 5/8" borehole to 20' above coal. 9 5/8" casing installed and cemented to 100' above coal. 100' of slotted 7 inch liner <br />to bottom of borehole extending up into the 9 5/8" casing 50'. <br />As noted, new road disturbance may provide access to several wells (existing roads used as noted). Some new road segments may be retained in conjunction with existing <br />ranch roads to provide ongoing access for the surface owner. <br />TR -71 and 72 8 June 2011 <br />
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