Ann: Mukuyu-2 wireline logging progress update, page-616

Hi Gfre4,

Ok-GeodesRock49 on Reddit posted the note below re. IVZ latest data. This implies gas condensate not light oil? Agree / disagree?

OP Notes:

Segment of Figure . graph below. Note the left side is the GOR (Gas Oil Ratio) and the scale is FT3/bbl. GOR suggests an average of 25,000 - 30,000 range; i.e. 25-30 Thousand Standard Cubic Feet Per Barrel of Oil/condensate.

AS Per the SEG: A well is usually classed as an oil well if its GOR<15000 ft3/bbl, as a gas well if GOR>150000 ft3/bbl, or as a condensate well if intermediate.

The sample was taken at MD (Measured Depth) of 2934.63 Meters to 2907.67 Meters (9628 feet to 9539 feet = 80 feet interval.)

The rule of thumb is rock pore pressure is equal to approximately 1/2 (one half) the depth. The depths suggest rock pressure of 4,814 - 4769 PSI.