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Field-pace pad calculator

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ESTIMATE

The numbers you need the night before: how long a stage pumps, how long the cycle really takes, how many days the pad runs, how much water and sand shows up, and whether the perforations can hold a limited-entry split. It runs in your browser as you type — nothing is uploaded and nothing is saved to an account.

The pad

The stage

0.56 fresh perfs, 0.85 once rounded

The day

Wireline, plug, swap, pressure test

Blank means hydraulic horsepower is withheld rather than guessed from the rate.

One stage

Slurry
10,907.6 bbl
Clean fluid
10,476.2 bbl
Proppant
400,000 lb
Pump time
136.3 min
Cycle time
181.3 min
Rate per cluster
10.00 bpm
Perf friction
647 psi
Hydraulic horsepower
withheld

Limited entry target 500 psi — held at this rate and perf count.

The whole pad

Stages
200
Lateral treated
40,000 ft
Pumping days
30.22 d
Stages per day
6.62
Water
2,095,238 bbl
Proppant
80.00 MMlb
Sand trailers
1600
Water trucks
19048

Worth saying out loud

  • Hydraulic horsepower is withheld: no treating pressure was entered, and it is not guessed from the rate.

Predict from your trained model

ESTIMATE

If your team has trained a model on your own results, export its model card from the platform and open it here. The pad above is then run through that model to predict the objective it was trained on — EUR, for example — instead of stopping at volumes and rate. The card is read in this browser; nothing is uploaded.

Take it with you

Every number here is closed-form planning arithmetic from what you typed — an estimate, not a simulated result, and it is labelled that way in both files.

INCONCLUSIVE

One file with the inputs as typed, each result labelled solved or estimate, the residual, every refusal, and a fingerprint. Anyone can check it at /verify without an account.

Anyone can check that record at /verify without an account.

What this does not do

  • It does not solve fracture growth, proppant placement or production — the full platform does that, and it says when it cannot converge.
  • It does not pick perforations for you. Where the perf friction falls short of a limited-entry split, it says so and leaves the design to you.
  • It does not quietly fix your input. A fractional stage count or a zero rate is refused by name.