Typical Monthly Values Sample Clauses

Typical Monthly Values i. For each production well list a typical value set on one day mid-month for each month of the semiannual period. ii. Include xxxxx that are shut-in. iii. Total [six (6) records] per well. Add rows as needed to be complete.
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Typical Monthly Values i. For each production well list a typical value set on one day mid-month for each month of the semiannual period. ii. Include xxxxx that are shut-in. iii. Total [six (6) records] per well. Add rows as needed to be complete. 1 NOTES: TFT and Chemistry Data can be available every two years or so. Surveys will be conducted every 5 years. Remedial Work Reports can be provided when work is done.
Typical Monthly Values i. For each production well list a typical value set on one day mid-month for each month of the quarterly period. ii. Include xxxxx that are shut-in. iii. Total [three (3) records] per well. Add rows as needed to be complete. #4 #4 #4 #5 #5 #5 Etc 8 Enthalpy values will only be updated when updated TFT data is obtained

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