Dangerous,
No, the drawdown will be at bottom hole conditions.
The static pressure difference between bottom hole and wellhead will be huge, due to the hydrostatic head of the fluids. The flowing well head pressure will be even lower due to significant frictional losses in the well at those flow rates.
Given the depth, and hence the pressure of, the reservoir you can rest assured the flowing wellhead pressure will still be very high, several hundred bar I would expect.
We were given what matters, it's only the pressure drop in the reservoir itself that matters with such a high pressure reservoir. Giving us anything else would only confuse and clutter.
EL
Ann: Historic Bedout Sub-basin Flow Test-CVN.AX, page-204
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