. Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California. Each Producing Day During the Month. Month Well No. 4B WeU No. 2A OU Water Total fluid OU Water Totalfluid WeU No. lA OU Water Totalfluid August September October November December January February March April May June * * * * *
. Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California. Each Producing Day During the Month. Month Well No. 4B WeU No. 2A OU Water Total fluid OU Water Totalfluid WeU No. lA OU Water Totalfluid August September October November December January February March April May June * * * * * *—27014 lU STATE OIL AND GAS SUPERVISOR. A careful study of the above figures would reveal many strikingieatvires but in order to most clearl,y bring out their meaning, diagramsare necessary. The diagrams here presented (Figs. 17 and 18) arealmost self-explanatory and show that well IC was the first in the group. Figure /7 - D/agrdm ?sfyow/n^ emounfs of o/7 end wafer producec/ by cerfe/n we/Zs. to produce w^ater, which quickly increased in amount accompanied byan equally rapid decrease in the amount of oil. It will be noted thatthe other wells in the group later followed a similar course. This indi-cates that well IC is the source of the water trouble. Diagrams based only on the water percentage, such as Fig. 18, canbe more easily made and sometimes are sufficient to point out theorigin of trouble. However, such a diagram might be misleading forthe reason that a well reporting high percentage of water, but makingonly a small amount of oil, would be given equal prominence on thediagram with a more productive well. It will be readily seen thatfigures of percentage mean but little unless accompanied by anotherbasic figure which shows the true volume of water. The percentageof wa
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