How to evaluate thermal compatible wells
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In the wake of steam to surface problems, the AER is very careful about ensuring that thermally incompatible wells are identified and mitigated. You can learn a lot from this applicant when, at the insistence of the AER, he discusses his methodology for evaluating the thermal compatibility of existing abandoned vertical wells in the midst of a SAGD scheme.
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Tags: Thermal, Compliance, Heavy Oil
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