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Drilling forecast

Every planned stage with its mud weight, circulating ECD, pump rate and rig calendar window — auto-filled from the well's tally, header and published Fann curve, then landed on the rig schedule. Nothing here is typed by hand.

Rig days: solved from the plan's ROP — enter spud, stage and release dates to book the days the rig actually kept.

0 rigs active in the schedule
Stages
0
0 ft planned
Spud → release
0 days
— → —
Peak ECD
0 ppg
Heaviest mud 0 ppg
Pump rate
0 gpm avg
Peak 0 gpm
Pace
0 ft/day
Planned — incl. flat time & rig downtime
Plan hours
0 hr
0 hr calendar
Rig cost
$0
$0/ft
Rigs on this well
0 of 0
0 rig days booked
Flags
0 blocked
0 watch · 0 unassigned
Auto-filled inputs
1 of 9 forecast inputs resolved from real records · no published Fann curve · 8 still on template values
No published curve
InputValueSourceHow it was resolved
Hole ID8.50 in
Template default
No conduit in the tally — 8.5 in template hole
String OD5.00 in
Template default
No string in the tally — 60 % of hole ID assumed
Mud weight12.00 ppg
Template default
Well header has no fluid density
TVDdeepest shoe
Tubular tally
No header TVD — hydrostatic uses the deepest shoe
Surface pressure0 psi
Template default
No header surface pressure — 0 psi
RheologyPV 18 / YP 12
Template default
No Fann curve published for this well — assumed PV/YP mud
Frac ceiling13.80 ppg
Template default
No formation data — plan default ceiling
Pump rate seed204 gpm
Template default
106 ft/min in the 8.50×5.00 in annulus (floor 90 ft/min); the optimiser re-solves per stage
Footage0 ft
Template default
No stages and no tally — nothing to forecast

8 inputs are still a template value. Publish the well's Fann sweep on /lab-curve and complete its tally on /well-geometry to replace them.

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Wells: 5
Rigs: 4
Lab: 3
Money: 4
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