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Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Sheraton Hotel, Denver, Colorado February 17 20, 2013 Dan Casey Pro-Seal Lift Systems, Inc.

Advantage Soapsticks Soapsticks are common; Soapsticks are effective; Soapsticks are inexpensive; Soapsticks are even more effective when used correctly Feb. 17-20, 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 2

To the Heel and Beyond Horizontals add complexity to the Artificial Lift Decision Tree Pressures Gas Volume Liquid Volume Liquid Type Diameters Deviation Angle EOT Location Shut-in Options Feb. 17-20, 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 3

To the Heel and Beyond with Soapsticks FAQs 1) How many sticks per barrel of liquid? 2) How many sticks should be launched? 3) What is the fall rate of a stick? 4) How long should the stick dissolve in the rat hole? 5) How long should the well be shut-in? Resident time? 6) How to treat low rate producers? 7) How to treat low Bottom-Hole-Pressure wells? 8) Max Oil cut or Condensate cut? 9) What about large diameter production tubing? Feb. 17-20, 2011 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 4

To the Heel and Beyond with Soapsticks FAQs Questions: Answers: 1) # Sticks per barrel of liquid? 1 stk per 4 or 5 barrels of water 2) How many sticks should be launched? 3) What is the fall rate of a stick? 4) How long should the stick dissolve in the rat hole? 5) How long should the well be shut-in? Resident time? 6) How to treat low rate producers? 7) How to treat low BHP wells? 8) Max Oil or Condensate cut? 9) What about large diameter production tubing? Feb. 17-20, 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 5

To the Heel and Beyond with Soapsticks FAQs Questions: Answers: 1) # Sticks per barrel of liquid? 1 stk per 4 or 5 barrels of water 2) # Sticks should be launched? 1 each vertical, / 3+ horizontal 3) What is the fall rate of a soap stick? 4) How long should the stick dissolve in the rat hole? 5) How long should the well be shut-in? Resident time? 6) How to treat low rate producers? 7) How to treat low BHP wells? 8) Max Oil or Condensate cut? 9) What about large diameter production tubing? Feb. 17-20 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 6

To the Heel and Beyond with Soapsticks FAQs Questions: Answers: 1) # Sticks per barrel of liquid? 1 stk per 4 or 5 barrels of water 2) # Sticks should be launched? 1 each vertical, / 3+ horizontal 3) Max flow rate to fall? (39%) 200MCF (wing), 1MMCFD (tbg) 4) How long for the stick to dissolve in the rat hole? 5) How long should the well be shut-in? Resident time? 6) How to treat low rate producers? 7) How to treat low BHP wells? 8) Max Oil or Condensate cut? 9) What about large diameter production tubing? Feb. 17-20 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 7

To the Heel and Beyond with Soapsticks FAQs Questions: Answers: 1) # Sticks per barrel of liquid? 1 stk per 4 or 5 per barrels of water 2) # Sticks should be launched? 1 each vertical, / 3+ horizontal 3) Max flow rate to fall? (39%) 200MCFD (wing), 1MMCFD (tbg) 4) Soapstick landed? (vertical) Top of the liquid column 5) Soapsticks landed? (horizontal) As deep as possible (longer shut-in) 6) How long should the horizontal be shut-in? 7) How to treat low rate producers? 8) How to treat low BHP wells? 9) Max Oil or Condensate cut? 10)What about large diameter production tubing? Feb. 17-20, 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 8

To the Heel and Beyond with Soapsticks FAQs Questions: Answers: 1) # Sticks per barrel of liquid? 1 stk per 4 or 5 per barrels of water 2) # Sticks should be launched? 1 each vertical, / 3+ horizontal 3) Max flow rate to fall? (39%) 200MCFD (wing), 1MMCFD (tbg) 4) Soapstick landed? (vertical) Top of the liquid column 5) Soapsticks landed? (horizontal) As deep as possible (longer shut-in) 6) Shut-in duration? (vertical) 20 ~ 120 seconds, (MCF > 200) 7) Shut-in duration? (horizontal) 100-150 psi T/L, (struggling only) 8) How to treat low-rate producers? 9) How to treat low BHP wells? 10)Maximum Oil or Condensate cut? 11)What about large diameter production tubing? Feb. 17-20, 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 9

To the Heel and Beyond with Soapsticks FAQs Questions: Answers: 1) # Sticks per barrel of liquid? 1 stk per 4 or 5 per barrels of water 2) # Sticks should be launched? 1 each vertical, / 3+ horizontal 3) Max flow rate to fall? (39%) 200MCFD (wing), 1MMCFD (tbg) 4) Soapstick landed? (vertical) Top of the liquid column 5) Soapsticks landed? (horizontal) As deep as possible (longer shut-in) 6) Shut-in duration? (vertical) 20 ~ 120 seconds, MCF > 200 7) Shut-in duration? (horizontal) 100-150 psi T/L, (struggling only) 8) Treating low rate producers? Shut-in (volume), soapstick, re-open 9) How to treat low Bottom-Hole-Pressure wells? 10) Max Oil or Condensate cut? 11) What about large diameter production tubing? Feb. 17-20, 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 10

To the Heel and Beyond with Soapsticks FAQs Questions: Answers: 1) # Sticks per barrel of liquid? 1 stk per 4 or 5 per barrels of water 2) # Sticks should be launched? 1 each vertical, / 3+ horizontal 3) Max flow rate to fall? (39%) 200MCFD (wing), 1MMCFD (tbg) 4) Soapstick landed? (vertical) Top of the liquid column 5) Soapsticks landed? (horizontal) As deep as possible (longer shut-in) 6) Shut-in duration? (vertical) 20 ~ 120 seconds, MCF > 200 7) Shut-in duration? (horizontal) 100-150 psi T/L, (struggling only) 8) Treating low rate producers? Shut-in (volume), soapstick, re-open 9) Treating low BHP wells? ½ stick, delivered more frequently 10) Max Oil or Condensate cut? 11) What about large diameter production tubing? Feb. 17-20, 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 11

To the Heel and Beyond with Soapsticks Questions: FAQs Answers: 1) # Sticks per barrel of liquid? 1 stk per 4 or 5 per barrels of water 2) # Sticks should be launched? 1 each vertical, / 3+ horizontal 3) Max flow rate to fall? (39%) 200MCFD (wing), 1MMCFD tbg 4) Soapstick landed? (vertical) Top of the liquid column 5) Soapsticks landed? (horizontal) As deep as possible (longer shut-in) 6) Shut-in duration? (vertical) 20 ~ 120 seconds, MCF > 200 7) Shut-in duration? (horizontal) 100-150 psi T/L, (struggling only) 8) Treating low rate producers? Shut-in (volume), soapstick, re-open 9) Treating low BHP wells? ½ stick, delivered more frequently 10) Max Oil or Condensate cut? 50% oil cut 35% condensate 11) What about large diameter production tubing? Feb. 17-20, 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 12

To the Heel and Beyond with Soapsticks Questions: FAQs Answers: 1) # Sticks per barrel of liquid? 1 stk per 4 or 5 per barrels of water 2) # Sticks should be launched? 1 each vertical, / 3+ horizontal 3) Max flow rate to fall? (39% area) 200MCFD (wing), 1MMCFD tbg 4) Soapstick landed? (vertical) Top of the liquid column 5) Soapsticks landed? (horizontal) As deep as possible (longer shut-in) 6) Shut-in duration? (vertical) 20 ~ 120 seconds, MCF > 200 7) Shut-in duration? (horizontal) 100-150 psi T/L, (struggling only) 8) Treating low rate producers? Shut-in (volume), soapstick, re-open 9) Treating low BHP wells? ½ stick, delivered more frequently 10) Max Oil or Condensate cut? 50% oil cut 35% condensate 11) Large diameter prod. tubing? Soapsticks to delay tubing expense Feb. 17-20, 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 13

Example: De-Watering Production Casing production casing 4-1/2, West Virginia (4,000 to the kick-off point - 8,000 total) before ~½ BWPD 24 hour shut-in Manual soaping, ~every 10th day Flow to the Tank, 5 hours 100 MCFD after ~½ BWPD 4 hour shut-in SoapStickLauncher, every 4th day Flow to the Tank, 1 hour * 135 MCFD Feb. 17-20 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 14 *see schematic

Tank and Salesline Flow Control Schematic West Virginia 2011 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 15

Example: De-Watering Production Casing production casing 5-1/2, Pennsylvania (5,000 to the kick off point - 8,000 total) before ~10 BWPD zero shut-in Manual soaping Daily 2.5 MMCFD after ~12 BWPD 5 minute shut-in SoapStickLauncher Every 12 hours 3 MMCFD currently ~14 BWPD 5 minute shut-in SoapStickLauncher Every 3 hours 3.3 MMCFD Feb. 17-20 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, 16

A Parable from India about Perspective Feb. 17-20, 2013 2011 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 17

Should this Completion be viewed as a Vertical or Horizontal? Feb. 17-20, 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 18

TO THE HEEL AND BEYOND Profile Samples It s a Matter of Perspective Feb. 17-20, 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 19

Defining a Horizontal vs. a Vertical Well Bore Blue = Vertical Red = Horizontal Black ~ depends Feb. 17-20, 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 20

When is the Black Profile a Vertical or Horizontal Well Bore? Tubing Diameter = small Gas Volume Rates = high Liquid Rates = moderate Black profile is considered to be a vertical for the purpose of launching soapsticks, i.e., 1 soapstick and minimum shut-in time. Blue = Vertical Red = Horizontal Black ~ depends Tubing Diameter = large Production Rates = low Liquid Rates = high Black profile is considered to be a horizontal when treating the well with soapsticks, i.e., multiple sticks, longer shut-in for volume build. 21

Conclusions and horizontals that -- Vertical Completions -- are re-classified as vertical Launch one soapstick at a time As often as the liquid loading requires Minimal shut-in period -- Horizontal Completions -- Shut-in the well Launch one or more soapsticks Build volume ~100 psi over line and verticals that are beginning to decline Feb. 17-20, 2011 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 22

Taking Another Look at the Options Feb. 17-20, 2013 2013 Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Denver, Colorado 23

Gas Well Deliquification Workshop Sheraton Hotel, Denver, Colorado February 17 20, 2013 Questions? Dan Casey, Pro-Seal Lift Systems, Inc.

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