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34-031-60796

Well Details

Well ID: 34-031-60796
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Country: United States
State: Ohio
County: Coshocton
Municipality: Pike Township
Operator Name: DERRICK PETROLEUM INC
Well Pad ID:
Farm/Lease Name: MOORE F A
License Status: Plugged and Abandoned
License Date: 2016-11-23
Spud Date: 2017-01-11
Spud Drilling Contractor:
Final Drill Date: 1921-03-04
Well Total Depth: 3097.00 ft
Configuration: Vertical
Latitude: 40.170000
Longitude: -82.170000

For data sources see[1]

Well History

Well Status Well Status Date Comment
Completed 1921-03-04 QUAD=FRAZEYSBURG OPERATOR NAME=PURE OIL CO. - PREVIOUS OPERATOR
Reached Total Depth 1921-03-04 QUAD=FRAZEYSBURG OPERATOR NAME=PURE OIL CO. - PREVIOUS OPERATOR
APP 2016-11-23 Proposed Formations:CLINTON, Issued Date:11/23/2016, Expired Date:11/23/2017 12:00:00 PM, Drilling unit acres:91, Proposed Well Type:OG, Proposed Well Class:POOL
Plugged/Abandoned 2017-03-29 QUAD=FRAZEYSBURG OPERATOR NAME=PURE OIL CO. - PREVIOUS OPERATOR
Completion Report Received 2017-10-10 QUAD=FRAZEYSBURG OPERATOR NAME=PURE OIL CO. - PREVIOUS OPERATOR
Record Last Modified 2017-10-16 QUAD=FRAZEYSBURG OPERATOR NAME=PURE OIL CO. - PREVIOUS OPERATOR
Construction Permit Expires 2017-11-23 QUAD=FRAZEYSBURG OPERATOR NAME=PURE OIL CO. - PREVIOUS OPERATOR

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Perforation Treatments

Perforation Date Interval Top (ft) Interval Base (ft) Number of Shots
2017-10-16 2850 2850 0
2850 2850 0
2850 2850 0

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Stimulations Data

Stimulation Date Chemical Agent Chemical Agent Concentration (%) Fracking Fluid Volume Mass of Proppant Used (lb) Fracking Company Comments
2017-02-16 H2O 0 26000 Gal 0 Reliance Well Service

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Production Data

Period Operator Name Gas Quantity (mcf) Oil Quantity (bbl) Production Days
2016 DERRICK PETROLEUM INC 0.00 159.00 365
2017 DERRICK PETROLEUM INC 0.00 0.00 0

For data sources see[5] [6]

Waste Data

Period Operator Name Waste Type Quantity (bbl) Production Days
2016 DERRICK PETROLEUM INC Brine 145 365
2017 DERRICK PETROLEUM INC Brine 370 0

For data sources see[7] [8]

Inspection Data

Inspections Performed

Inspection ID Inspection Date Inspection Type Inspection Result Inspection Comments
-1726140954 2017-1-13 0:00: CS No Violations 4.00
-767281757 2017-1-12 0:00: DD No Violations 6.00
-881805129 2017-1-27 0:00: DD No Violations 4.50
0157194672 2017-01-25 Drill / Deepen / Reopen No Violations I received a call from Dwayne Dugan on the evening of 1/24/17 to report that H&D Drilling had lost the dart from the 5inch bailer down the hole. He said that they were running in with a magnet in an attempt to retrieve the dart. On the day of my inspection I found that Max Donaker was running in with a 6 inch mandrill to set down on the top of the 5.5 inch casing in order to get an accurate depth of the top of the casing. Max said that he believed they were starting to clean out the 4 inch liner, when they lost the dart, because they were getting paraffin in the bailer. He believed that the dart was suspended in paraffin above the 4 inch liner. They determined the top of the 5.5 inch casing to be at a depth of 2730 feet, and the top of the 4 inch liner to be at a depth of 2846 feet. H&D made two unsuccessful runs with the magnet, so they switched to an improvised friction overshot in hopes of pulling the dart out in a plug of paraffin. They made three more runs with no success. Then they ran in with a 5 inch mandrill to ensure that the casing was open down to the top of the 4 inch liner. Max insisted that the dart was too wide to go into the liner and predicted that it must be sitting on the top.
0307389005 2018-10-29 Final Restoration No Violations On t he day of my inspection I found that the area surrounding the lower portion of the access road was covered in tall grasses. The lower portion of the access road was covered in short grass. The portion of the access road that went uphill to the wellsite was moderately covered in grass and showed no signs of erosion or wash-outs. The well site was almost completely covered in grasses. There were a couple small areas that were holding water, where the grass wasnt growing. I found no signs of erosion or run-off at the wellsite. The only thing preventing the final restoration from passing was that the gravel base for the pumping unit, and two steel braces were still in place.
0341304170 2017-01-11 Drill / Deepen / Reopen Violations Noted I was contacted by Dwayne Dugan to notify me that he was going to be running and cementing 7 inch surface casing. I had not received any notification of commencement of drill site construction, or reopen operations. I let Dwayne know that he was in violation for failure to notify. He did give 24 hours notification for the casing. I also let Dwayne know that he was in violation for failing to follow the approved casing program on the permit. Dwayne claimed that there was 8 inch conductor casing in the hole. And he intended on leaving it, rather than running the 10 inch casing on the permit. He also claimed that H&D Drilling was at a depth of 730 feet, and he intended to set 7 inch surface casing through the Berea. The approved casing program called for surface casing to be set 50 feet below the Big Injun sand, at approximately 455 feet. I told Dwayne that he could not proceed until I discussed the variances with DOGRM permitting geologist Steve Opritza. I contacted Steve to discuss the situation, and he agreed to allow the existing 8 inch to be left in place as conductor. However, Steve insisted that the 7 inch surface casing must be set above the Berea. I called Dwayne to give him the instructions. Dwayne agreed to the variances.
0511075638 2017-02-03 Drill / Deepen / Reopen No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that H&D Drilling was still drilling out the wiper plug and cement shoe on the 4.5 inch casing. Max Donaker reported that they were still getting bits of rubber in the bailer, but they were starting to get aluminum. There were no sags in the pit liner and I found no leaks or spills around the drill site.
0656661040 2018-06-06 Final Restoration No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that the access road and well site had been graded and the erosion channels had been eliminated. The lower, flat portion of the access road was showing some sparse grass growth, but there were multiple areas where the road was laying wet with standing water. The uphill portion of the access road was completely bare; I did not see any grass seed and there was no straw down. There were no water breaks or drainage diversions cut into the road, and the there were some minor erosion channels starting to form. The well site was also mostly bare except sparse weeds. There were numerous pieces of pit liner sticking out of the soil throughout the site, and I found two sections of drilling line left on the site. The gravel and two steel pipes were also left behind where the pumping unit was set. The portion of the drill site that was close to the cut was laying wet with standing water. I did not find any grass seed of straw on the drill site. This site does not pass final restoration at this time. I spoke with Dwayne Dugan in person to notify him of the issues that need to be addressed. He was not very receptive and he would not give me a date when he could have it finished.
0767281757 2017-01-12 Drill / Deepen / Reopen No Violations On the day of my inspection I met with Dwayne Dugan at the well site. I found that H&D Drilling was rigged up with a cable tool rig. The pit was dug and lined. There was a string of used, tested 7 inch casing on the racks. Dwayne and I discussed the variances approved by Steve Opritza. Dwayne agreed to set the 7 inch casing at a depth of 509 feet. H&D Drilling ran the casing in the hole. Formation Cementing is scheduled for 9 am the following morning.
0881805129 2017-01-27 Drill / Deepen / Reopen No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that H&D Drilling was able to recover the lost bailer dart on the first run with the modified overshot tool. I witnessed the first three joints, adding up to 131 feet, having the collars and threads cut off, and being welded together. Max Donaker found the top of the 5.5 inch casing to be at a depth of 2730 feet, and the top of the 4 inch liner to be at a depth of 2846 feet. Dugan is running the 4.5 inch casing to the top of the existing liner, so there will be approximately 116 feet of welded 4.5 inch casing cemented inside of 5.5 inch casing. The remainder of the casing will be in 6.5 inch hole. Dwayne Dugan gave me documentation of the used casing being pressure tested and drifted.
1348845780 2017-07-19 Drill / Deepen / Reopen No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that the drilling pit had been closed. There was a crew on site removing the string of 4.5 inch diameter casing and getting the soil dug out from around the wellhead to cut and cap it. The frac tanks were still in place and the site was still very rough.
1466198817 2017-01-20 Drill / Deepen / Reopen No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that H&D Drilling was cleaning out the wellbore. Max Donaker said that they got through the 7 inch plug with no trouble, and they encountered very little debris on their way down to the bottom plug. Max said that they were at an approximate depth of 2690 feet. He said that there was 100 feet of clay on top of the 5.5 inch casing and they were working on cleaning it out. There were no sags in the pit liner and there were no leaks or spills around the drill site. I requested that Max notify me prior to running the 4.5 inch casing so I can witness them welding the bottom three joints.
1484676318 2017-01-17 Drill / Deepen / Reopen No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that H&D Drilling was not drilling. The cement head was still on the casing. I met with Travis Dugan while I was at the drill site. He said that no one had been out to do any drilling since the casing was cemented.
1485200814 2017-01-23 Drill / Deepen / Reopen No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that H&D Drilling was still cleaning out the clay plug above the 4 inch liner. They were inside of the 5.5 inch casing. Max Donaker said that he believed that there was approximately 125 feet of 5.5 inch casing left in the hole. The well records show 65 feet. There were no sags or visible tears in the pit liner, and I found no spills around the drill site.
1485534625 2017-01-26 Drill / Deepen / Reopen No Violations On the day of my inspection Max Donaker made two more unsuccessful runs with the magnet. They switched to a larger diameter friction overshot and made three runs. They did not retrieve the dart, but there were impressions on the inside of the toll that indicated they were getting on top of it. Dwayne Dugan and Harold Donaker proposed an idea of welding flexible steel prongs inside of the tool angled upward in hopes of sliding over the ball on the top of the dart and capturing it.
1485882636 2017-01-30 Casing String Witnessed No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that H&D Drilling had the 4.5 inch casing set at a depth of 2840 feet. Mark Donaker said that they were 5 to 7 feet off of the 4 inch liner, the top of which was determined to be at 2846 feet. The casing was equipped with a float shoe, and Mark said that they ran 3 centralizers. Formation Cementing hooked up and pumped fresh water to establish circulation. Formation pumped 70 sacks of class A cement and displaced with a rubber wiper plug. Circulation was maintained throughout the job. Formation landed the plug and pressured up to 500 psi for 5 minutes.
1485975776 2017-02-01 Drill / Deepen / Reopen No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that H&D Drilling had a new 8.625 inch wellhead installed. They were drilling out the rubber wiper plug in the 4.5 inch casing. There were no sags or visible tears in the pit liner. The permit was posted in the shante. There were no leaks or spills around the drill site.
1486581257 2017-02-08 Drill / Deepen / Reopen No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that H&D Drilling had drilled through the wiper plug and cement shoe. Max Donaker reported that he was cleaning out the 4 inch liner at a depth of 3075 feet. He reported that they were getting clay, paraffin and bits of steel in their bailer. Max said that they have not seen any oil or gas shows. There were no sags or visible tears in the pit liner and there were no leaks or spills around the drill site.
1487007365 2017-02-13 Drill / Deepen / Reopen No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that H&D Drilling had cleaned the well out to a total depth of 3115 feet. Jet Wireline Services was on site to perforate the well. Jet perforated the 4 inch liner with 18 shots from 3090 to 3045 feet. I was notified that the frac job was scheduled for 2/16/17.
1487863702 2017-02-21 Drill / Deepen / Reopen No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that H&D Drilling and Derrick Petroleum were equipping the well for production. There were no sags in the pit liner and there were no leaks or spills around the drill site.
1489759914 2017-03-16 Preliminary Restoration No Violations When I pulled into the lease road and parked next to the tank battery I noticed an occasional rotten egg odor that is indicative of hydrogen sulfide gas or H2S. I powered on my personal H2S detector and got out of the truck. The wind was gusting and the odor was not constant. The H2S detector showed a reading of 0.6 parts per million (ppm). I drove back to the entrance and called Dwayne Dugan. He said that they were still pumping frac water out of the well and they had recently noticed an odor from the water. Dwayne acted a though he was not familiar with H2S gas. He said that they had taken a sample and sent it to Producers to be tested, as he believed the odor to be attributed with chemical additives in the frac water. I left the site and contacted senior inspector Pat Shreve who agreed to meet me at the site. When we arrived I found that Travis Dugan was on site to start the pumping unit and check the tanks. I asked Travis if they had any knowledge of encountering H2S gas. Travis also acted as though he was unfamiliar with H2S. He said that they had noticed the odor 7 to 9 days ago, and he also attributed it to frac water additives. We all walked up to the well. The pumping unit was in operation. There was no noticeable odor around the well site and it was minimal at the wellhead. The personal detector was still showing 0.6 ppm. Travis collected a sample of the water from the tubing valve. Pat held his detector over the opening of the bottle and it showed a reading 5.5 ppm. The water was dark in coloration. Travis said that there was virtually no gas being produced from the surface casing yet and they had to run a line from another well to fuel the engine on the pumping unit. We walked back down the hill to the tanks. The odor was noticeable again once we got near the tanks. Travis climbed up on top of the tanks and opened the hatch to the water tank. He held Pats H2S detector over the opening and the alarm was triggered. Travis said that the reading was at 25.5
1490624370 2017-03-24 Production Wells No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that H&D Drilling was running tubing in the well to set a bottom plug. I spoke with Dwayne Dugan. He said that they had swabbed the well but it was still making water, so they were going to plug it. Dwayne notified me that Formation Cementing would be here at 08:00 on Monday morning to set the bottom plug.
1490636336 2017-03-27 Plug / Plug Back No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that H&D Drilling had tubing ran to a depth of 3075 feet. Max Donaker said that there was only 300 feet of fluid in the hole. Formation Cementing pumped enough water to clear the tubing and pumped 35 sacks of class A cement for a 460 foot plug. Formation did not attempt to establish circulation. My personal H2S detector did not pick up any hydrogen sulfide during the plug. H&D Drilling started pulling the tubing. They plan to finish the plug job the next day.
1490722037 2017-03-28 Plug / Plug Back No Violations On the day of my inspection H&D Drilling went in to start ripping the 4.5 inch casing and tagged the bottom plug at a depth of 2600 feet. Max Donaker started looking for telegraph around 2500 feet. He got a telegraph at 2100 feet and ripped the casing there. The top of the Big Lime is reported to be at a depth of 1970. I told Max to pull the casing up 3 to 4 feet and we would set the first plug there. Max scheduled Formation Cementing for 08:00 the following morning.
1490806855 2017-03-29 Plug / Plug Back No Violations On the day of my inspection H&D Drilling and Formation Cementing set a 200 foot cement plugs at the top of the Big Lime, through the Berea, at the base of the surface casing and at the surface. Circulation was established and maintained through each plug, and cement was circulated to surface on the final plug. I met DOGRM surveyor Tom Smith after the plug job to get an accurate record of the wells location.
1493401541 2017-04-25 Final Restoration No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that nothing had been done to restore the site yet. The pit was still open. The well casing was still staged on site. The access road and site were still very rough. I called Dwayne Dugan and he said that they were in the process of moving the drilling rig to a new drill site on the same lease. He said that they were not going to start the restoration until they moved all of the materials to the new site.
1498573980 2017-06-27 Final Restoration No Violations On the day of my inspection I found that the access road from the production tanks up to the well site was unpassable by passenger vehicle. The road has been untouched since H&D Drilling moved out. The lower portion was lying wet with pools of standing water, and it was covered with a layer of sediment from the upper portion eroding and washing out. There were five 300 barrel frac tanks staged at the bottom of the hill next to the access road and one 300 barrel tank at the top of the hill on the edge of the location. The 4.5 inch diameter casing was still stacked next to the well. The drilling/plugging pit was still open. The fluid level was low and there was no immediate danger of breeching the pit walls. There were no sags in the liner and I did not observe any rips or holes. The well was still open and the casing had not been cut below grade or capped. The open casing was filled with water and I could not see the top of the cement. I did not observe any gas bubbles or crude oil in the water. I called Travis Dugan to remind him that the pit needs to be closed right away. I also addressed the need get the well casing cut off and capped and the condition of the lease road.
157194672 2017-1-25 0:00: DD No Violations 8.00
1726140954 2017-01-13 Casing String Witnessed No Violations On the day of my inspection Formation Cementing was on site to cement the 7 inch casing. They pumped 20 barrels of gel and cotton seed hulls to establish circulation. Once circulation was established they shut everything in for 30 minutes. Circulation was established quickly once they started mixing cement, and maintained throughout the job. Formation pumped 75 sacks of class A cement. Cement was circulated to surface. Once the plug was landed they pressured up to 500 pounds and shut it in for 5 minutes. The casing passed the pressure test.
307389005 2018-10-29 0:00 FR No Violations 0.60
341304170 2017-1-11 0:00: DD No Violations 1.00
511075638 2017-2-3 0:00:0 DD No Violations 2.00
656661040 2018-6-6 0:00:0 FR No Violations 0.70

Violations Commited

Inspection ID Violation ID Violation Date Violation Code Violation Comments
0341304170 US-OH-123566 2017-01-27 Failure to notify inspector; failure to submit cement tickets
0341304170 US-OH-123567 2017-01-27 Failure to drill in accordance with plans

For data sources see[9]

References

  1. ↑ "Risk Based Data Management System - Well, tblLocational, tblPlugWell, tblInspection, tblCivilTownships and tblPad Tables". Ohio Department of Natural Resources. 2020-11-16. Retrieved 2020-11-16. 
  2. ↑ "Risk Based Data Management System - Well and WellHistry Tables". Ohio Department of Natural Resources. 2020-11-16. Retrieved 2020-11-16. 
  3. ↑ "Risk Based Data Management System - Perfs Table". Ohio Department of Natural Resources. 2020-11-16. Retrieved 2020-11-16. 
  4. ↑ "Risk Based Data Management System - tblStimulation Table". Ohio Department of Natural Resources. 2020-11-16. Retrieved 2020-11-16. 
  5. ↑ "Risk Based Data Management System - Production Table - Oil and Gas Data". Ohio Department of Natural Resources. 2020-11-16. Retrieved 2020-11-16. 
  6. ↑ "Combined Production - Oil and Gas Data". Ohio Department of Natural Resources. 2020-11-16. Retrieved 2020-11-16. 
  7. ↑ "Risk Based Data Management System - Production Table - Brine Data". Ohio Department of Natural Resources. 2020-11-16. Retrieved 2020-11-16. 
  8. ↑ "Combined Production - Brine Data". Ohio Department of Natural Resources. 2020-11-16. Retrieved 2020-11-16. 
  9. ↑ "Risk Based Data Management System - tblInspection, tblInspFail and tblinspFlDesc Tables". Ohio Department of Natural Resources. 2020-11-16. Retrieved 2020-11-16. 
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