Completion interval definition
Completion interval means, for open hole completions, the interval from the point of entry to the terminus and, for cased and cemented completions, the interval from the first perforations to the last perforations [52 O.S. § 87.6(B)(5)].
Completion interval means for open hole completion or recompletions, the interval from the point of entry to the terminus and, for cased and cemented completions or recompletions, the interval from the first perforations to the last perforations.
Completion interval means, for an open hole completion in
More Definitions of Completion interval
Completion interval means the section of wellbore that has been prepared for production by creating channels between the reservoir formation and the wellbore.
Completion interval means, for an open hole completion in a horizontal well, the interval from the point of entry to the terminus and, for a cased and cemented completion in a horizontal well, the interval from the first perforations to the last perforations;
Completion interval means an interval through which fluid enters or leaves a wellbore; ( intervalle d’achèvement )
Completion interval has the meaning as set forth in Exhibit A (Fiber, Specifications, Demarcation, Maintenance, Acceptance and Acceptance Testing).
Completion interval means, for open hole completions, the
Completion interval means the following: