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Densities of formations in the North Sea

Armstrong, E.J.. 1987 Densities of formations in the North Sea. British Geological Survey, 65pp. (WB/MR/87/042) (Unpublished)

Abstract

Details from exploration and appraisal wells on the UK continental shelf
are normally re1 eased 5~ years after the completi on date by the UK Dept of
Energy. A number of these released wells have been sampled for formation
density values in order to investigate how the values vary spatially and
with depth. These values are listed in full in Appendix 3.
Generally, the wells selected were the earliest in each area, as these
tended to be the deepest and with the longest density log runs. Those
early wells also tend to be widely spaced. Within localised areas around
hydrocarbon bearing structures, appraisal and development drilling has
resulted in more closely spaced clusters of wells with large numbers of
development wells being drilled from single platforms.

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