Well Testing Sample Clauses
The Well Testing clause defines the procedures and responsibilities related to the testing of oil or gas wells to assess their productivity and characteristics. It typically outlines the timing, methods, and standards for conducting such tests, as well as the allocation of costs and the sharing of test results between parties. By establishing clear guidelines for well testing, this clause ensures that all parties have reliable data for decision-making and helps prevent disputes over testing methods or results.
Well Testing. 13.1. During the drilling of the ▇▇▇▇▇ carried out pursuant to this Agreement, the Contractor must keep the Minister informed of the progress of each Well, its proposals for tests, as well as the results of and reports relating to such tests.
13.2. Upon agreement between the Minister and the Contractor, the Contractor must test any prospective zones and conduct additional tests, within the agreed well depth, provided that such tests are consistent with Best International Industry Standards and Practices and do not interfere with the safety and efficiency of Petroleum Operations. Such tests shall be taken into consideration when assessing the Contractor’s mandatory work programme.
Well Testing. ▇▇▇▇▇ may be exempted from the provisions of Section 8(b) of this agreement for the purpose of testing if test criteria are agreed to by both Inyo County and LADWP at a Technical Group meeting.
Well Testing. SE will perform the following tests on the City's water ▇▇▇▇▇.
Well Testing. Upon reasonable notice, Sublessor may at its expense obtain gas samples from any well drilled by Sublessee on the Leases.
Well Testing. CHG will evaluate the existing network of pumping and monitoring ▇▇▇▇▇ and select representative locations to perform pumping tests in the fringe areas. These tests will be used to determine aquifer characteristics and physical parameters. Some existing pumping test data is available for the Eastern Valley area, but will require well owner permission to release the information. Pumping tests will be planned and budgeted for existing equipped ▇▇▇▇▇. If a pump installation is required for a specific location that could provide valuable information, CHG can rent and install a temporary pump or work with the District and a pump contractor to have the equipment installed, depending on the circumstances and equipment needed. CHG personnel have decades of experience designing and conducting pumping tests. Where access is available, we can deploy state‐of‐the‐art pressure transducer equipment with barometric pressure compensation for obtaining high‐quality data. Observation ▇▇▇▇▇ can be particularly useful during pumping tests, and will be given priority during the screening process for selecting test locations. No public agency ▇▇▇▇▇ are known to exist in the Los Osos fringe areas, and cooperation from growers and rural homeowners will be key to the success of the field investigation. CHG personnel have served the Eastern Valley area for decades, which should help with gaining access to properties for tasks 2.5 and 2.6. There are many factors that determine whether or not an aquifer test can adequately characterize hydraulic connectivity across a fault line or the presence of a flow boundary. CHG will consider the available options on whether a pumping test for boundary characterization in the Los Osos fringe area appears feasible for use with a BBMR. Pumping tests will be scheduled individually during the basin characterization effort. The duration of a test will vary, based on the objective and produced water constraints.
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