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This is the fluid level shot and the pump card on one well, the way they land in your login and in the PDF. The layout, the charts and the wording are what you get.

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Your well page

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Open a well and the latest shot is on top. Every test before it stays below, back to the first one.

Example Lease 1H

API 42-000-00000 (sample) · Example County, TX · 5 surveys on record

Sample
Fluid level4,812 ft92 ft deeper than the survey before
Over the pump788 ftPump set at 5,600 ft
Pump fill78%Read off the pump card
Casing / tubing38 / 120 psiAt the wellhead
Fluid level shot, example well The gun fires at the surface on the left. The sound runs down the casing and the echoes come back. The big kick at 4,812 feet is the top of the fluid. A smaller one at 5,600 feet is the pump. 0 2,000 4,000 6,000 LIQUID 4,812 FT PUMP 5,600 FT Feet from surface Fluid level shot, example well The gun fires at the surface on the left. The sound runs down the casing and the echoes come back. The big kick at 4,812 feet is the top of the fluid. A smaller one at 5,600 feet is the pump. 0 2,000 4,000 6,000 LIQUID 4,812 FT PUMP 5,600 FT Feet from surface
Fluid level shot. The big kick is the top of the fluid, 4,812 ft down. The smaller one is the pump.
Pump card, example well Load in pounds against position in inches. The solid line is the pump card. The dashed line is the surface card. The pump card shows fluid pound: the plunger meets the fluid at 78 percent of the stroke and the load drops. 4,000 8,000 12,000 16,000 0 40 80 120 FILLS 78% Position (in) Pump card, example well Load in pounds against position in inches. The solid line is the pump card. The dashed line is the surface card. The pump card shows fluid pound: the plunger meets the fluid at 78 percent of the stroke and the load drops. 4,000 8,000 12,000 16,000 0 40 80 120 FILLS 78% Position (in)
Pump cardSurface card
Pump card. The load falls off a cliff at 78% of the stroke. That is fluid pound: the barrel is not filling.
Fluid level over five tests, example well Depth to liquid in feet from surface, June to October: Jun 4,410, Jul 4,520, Aug 4,610, Sep 4,720, Oct 4,812. The line falls as the fluid gets deeper. 4,300 4,500 4,700 4,900 4,410 Jun 4,520 Jul 4,610 Aug 4,720 Sep 4,812 Oct Depth to liquid (ft) Fluid level over five tests, example well Depth to liquid in feet from surface, June to October: Jun 4,410, Jul 4,520, Aug 4,610, Sep 4,720, Oct 4,812. The line falls as the fluid gets deeper. 4,300 4,500 4,700 4,900 4,410 Jun 4,520 Jul 4,610 Aug 4,720 Sep 4,812 Oct Depth to liquid (ft)
Fluid level over time. Depth to liquid, measured from surface. The line falls as the fluid gets deeper.
The report

What we found, and what we would do

Every survey ends with a plain finding and a recommendation, signed on location. No prices, no line items. It is made to go in the well file.

What we found

The fluid is 788 ft over the pump. The pump card shows fluid pound: the barrel fills 78% on the upstroke and the plunger hits liquid on the way down. The fluid level has dropped 402 ft in five months.

Recommendation

Slow the unit or set the controller to shut down on pump-off, then shoot the well again in 30 days to confirm the fluid has stopped falling.

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Two pages. The first is the survey report. The second has the shot, the pump card and the trend. The PDF and the well page above are the same example well.

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