~250 b/d ? heavy-crude ... door to ~0.010 maybe wide-open ... or, page-223

So no, the 260 bpd was not part of the flow test . ... But you knew that right ...
please tender your apology to @Raining12
as it was not part of the flow test as you stated / berated ."


... wait what ? for a start where did I post anything about a 'flow test' ? ... here's the post you refer to -


"Your 260 b/d figure was when the heavy brine was sitting on top. But you knew that.".

.. lol no ... so if the brine was 'sitting on top' ... where does the 260 b/d flow-rate come from ?...

... and unsurprisingly @thecone agrees with you ... lol ... too funny ...

... I'm not going to spoon-feed you heavy-crude heads too much, but at least get some concept of what's happening !

... at least know what artificial lift means ... sigh ...

... MAY have been performing extremely well operationally ..."


... so where is the 'flow test' Cone ? ... where ? !!

... telling fairy tales once again ... making-up stories - how's that working out for you Le-Cone ...

"Please make me a liar .
Best regards tc."

... yes, yes you certainly maybe and a try-hard, as your posts show ...

... as you posted previously Le-Cone you screen-shot my posts and here you've probably tried to now use my previous clean-up flow comments, which was a nice try, but again you don't actually understand what you're posting and making things up like you clearly have here, may excite the other heavy-crude drop-kicks on these threads, but in the real-world it will get you absolutely nowhere ... and I type b/d as it's just faster and you lot don't know the difference anyway ... 20-30 minutes here and there is long enough here ... in and out mostly ... spelling mistakes and all ... like I care ...

... so perhaps you can now actually answer the original post ... DH ...

... so if the brine was 'sitting on top' ... where does the 260 b/d flow-rate come from ? ...

... MAY have been performing extremely well operationally imo ...