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Production Allocation FAQs

  • Is fluid communication or allocation the same as pressure communication?
    Short answer: No
  • What percentage of fluid is draining the adjacent formation?
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  • Are our produced fluids changing over time?
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  • What is the difference between Stimulated vs Drained Rock?
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  • Why would the client need TLG if pressure gauges, Fiber, or other analysis suggest wells are in “communication”?
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  • How long does it take to isolate a single formation contribution?
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  • Can mixed produced fluids be allocated or differentiated for contribution?
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  • What is the source of our produced fluids?
    When it comes to the time frame for repairs, it all depends on the extent of damages, but our turnaround time is about two weeks from the day we receive the product. If we find modules with extreme repair needs, we may contact you to provide the estimated time and resources necessary to complete the repair process.
  • Do reservoir fluids look similar/different to adjacent source fluids? Can they be differentiated?
    Of course, you can ask our management team for on-site repair openings; we must mention that the waiting time for our engineers to visit you is usually 3 to 5 weeks but can be longer depending on client needs. Please call us and schedule a service visit if you are willing to wait.
  • Where are our produced fluids coming from?
    Yes, Our certified engineers can repair from a 1.2 mm pixel pitch to the largest in the market, regardless of the brand. You can feel confident that your product will be ready to use after the repair.
  • Is my target self-sourced?
    It is not required to mark the bad pixels on the module since we QC all modules when they arrive at our shop. You can save some time and let us do the job for you.
  • Are produced fluids sourced locally or migrated?
    Although, we do not encounter this issue often, this is a common question our clients ask. Unfortunately, no warranty is given for repairs when they leave our shop, but we have a classification commitment for "Return Repairs." We understand the frustration this may cause which is why we have implemented a method to mark where the repairs were made. We photograph and record the details of the repair to aid us in the event a qualified return repair is necessary. A qualified return repair is only for a module that was tested not more than 24 hours after having been picked up or received by the client, and only to the area that was recorded as Repaired by 725co. When requesting a return repair, please ensure the repair area stickers have not been tampered with as this will void our commitment.
  • Can the client support additional sticks?
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  • Is there remaining oil in adjacent formations?
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  • What is the best development pattern for fluid return?
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  • What is the best vertical spacing, staggering, or stacking pattern?
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  • Are wells in possible communication?
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Do you have a question that isn't listed? Book a meeting with GeoMark’s team of experts to learn more at info@geomarkresearch.com.

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