Drilling Parameters Sample Clauses

Drilling Parameters. The Borrower shall ensure that all drilling and well testing activities are conducted in accordance with Good Industry Practice, and that all relevant drilling and testing records have been made available to the Independent Engineer. SCHEDULE 4.19-B RESERVOIR MONITORING PLAN [See Attached] SCHEDULE 4.19-B RESERVOIR MONITORING PLAN Operating Data (a) Maximum Measurement Interval Maximum Measurement Interval Plant Operating Data (per unit and total for all quantities) (g) Field Operating Data - Production Per Well Generation Wellhead Pressure Daily Gross Output 6 hours Wellhead Temperature Daily Net Output 6 hours Mass Production Flow Rate - 2 phase Daily Operating Parameters (b) Brine Flow 6 hours Per Separation system Brine Inlet Temperature (h) 6 hours Inlet Pressure Daily Brine Inlet Pressure (h) 6 hours Outlet Pressure Daily Brine Outlet Temperature 6 hours Brine Outlet Pressure (h) 6 hours Steam Flow 6 hours Steam Inlet Pressure (h) 6 hours Field Operating Data - Injection (per well) Ambient Temperature (i) 6 hours Mass Flow Rate Daily (j) Wellhead Pressure Daily (j) Wellhead or Line Temperature Daily (j) Reservoir Pressure Monitoring Number of xxxxx instrumented (minimum): 2 (c) Instrumentation method: Capillary tubing / chamber below water level Measurement interval (maximum): 6 hours Chemical Monitoring Brine Samples (per production well and per injection stream) Sampling interval (maximum): 12 months Components analyzed: Standard geothermal suite (d) Steam Samples (per Plant) Sampling interval (maximum): 6 months Components analyzed: Standard geothermal suite (d) Other Sample Points (specify) Sampling interval (maximum): Components analyzed: Other Temperature / Pressure Surveys (per well) Survey Frequency (maximum) 2 years (e) Well Inspections Inspection Type: Go Devil Inspection Interval (maximum): (f) Other (specify) Notes:
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Drilling Parameters. The Borrower shall ensure that all drilling and well testing activities are conducted in accordance with Good Industry Practice, and that all relevant and testing records have been made available to the Independent Engineer. Schedule 4.19 -A - 1 SCHEDULE 4.19-B RESERVOIR MONITORING PLAN Schedule 4.19 -B - 1 SCHEDULE 4.19-C FORM OF RESERVOIR MONITORING REPORT Schedule 4.19 -C - 1 SCHEDULE 6.03 INSURANCE

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