Good to see we have recovered traces of oil from a 2m section. But unfortunately looks like the flow rates aren't going to be that high. Calcilutile is a clay based mud soil type, so needs more stimulation than fine stones or dolomite, which the next area is, calcarenite / dolomitic.
From my research they need to repeat the process of stimulation a few times as well over the calcilutile zone to get the stimulation going better, however not to much otherwise can cause the fluid to flow away from the well. Balanced exercise i'm sure the engineers will monitor.
calcarenite is a type of limestone or dolomite composed of coral or shell sand or of sand formed by erosion of older limestones, with particle size ranging from &frac116; to 2 millimeters.
So the top 39m oil show should flow the most, which is still to come
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