Digital Petroleum Atlas
Trembley Field
General Information


Trembley Field Oil & Gas Data

General Field Information

Produces Oil: Yes Produces Gas: No
Geologic Province: Sedgwick Basin
Exploration Method: Subsurface Geology
Surface Formation: Kansas Alluvium, Pleistocene
Oldest Formation Penetrated: Arbuckle, Ordovician
Drilling Casing Practices: Move in and rig up rotary tools. Drill 12 1/4" hole to approximately 250' using water and Bentonite gel-based mud. Circulation can be lost while drilling surface hole and severe wash outs can occur. Some operators have set 20' conductor pipe at 30' to prevent this problem. Run a minimum of 200' of 8 5/8" surface casing using 175 sacks of cement to insure circulation back to the surface. Wait eight hours for cement to dry. Drill 7 7/8" hole to total depth using chemical gel mud. Run 5 1/2" production casing to total depth and cement with sufficient cement to cover future perforations by 100'. Perforate entire Hertha Limestone porosity zone with 2 shots per foot. Normally a small acid job is performed to clean up perforations and the area surrounding the well bore. Swab well back to clean up and to determine amount of fluid to be pumped. Put well on pump and begin production.
Electric Logging Practices: Gamma-Guard Sidewall Neutron log is run from total depth to the top of the Chase Group Limestones (approx 1300'). Compensated Density log is run over bottom 2000' of borehole.
Comments: Other Shows: Shows of Gas from Indian Cave Sandstone

Discovery Well(s)

Discovery Date Well Name Available Well Data Oil Production Gas Production LAS File Viewer with Core Data Plots Core Image Core Data Table
02 MAR 1978 Trembley Unit 'X' 3
No Gas Production No Digital LAS Files No Core Images No Core Data
Well Location: 150' NE OF C NW 34-T24S-R8W
Rotary Total Depth: 3725
Production Zone: Lansing - Kansas City Supergroup
Initial Oil Potential: Flowed 192 BOPD
Initial Formation Pressure: 1457
Casing: 8 5/8" @ 223' w/ 175 sx 5 1/2" @ 3723' w/ 125 sx
Perforations: 3482' - 3492' Hertha Limestone
Treatments: None
Comments: Initial Formation Pressure 1457 psi (DST extrapolated pressure graph)
Data Source: KOGF, Vol. V; DISCOVERY 4711

Summary Production Information

Field Size: 560 acres
Total Wells: 24
Productive Oil Wells: 6 as of July 2024
Abandoned Wells: 9
Cumulative Oil: 572,078.05 bbls as of July 2024

Producing Formation:


LANS.-K.C.
(Lansing - Kansas City Supergroup)


Depth Top: 3482 feet
Geological Age: Kansas City group, Missourian Stage, Upper Pennsylvanian Series
Depositional Environment: Regressive sedimentation formed shoaling carbonates on a tidal flat in shallow-clear water as they prograded out onto the marine shelf.
Formation Lithology: Lime-mudstone to grainstone, cream to tan in color, very finely crystalline, leached oolicastic and dolomitic porosity, sparse to very fossiliferous.
Formation Geometry: Biostromal carbonate deposits, usually 10 feet in thickness, 1/2 to 1 mile in width, and of varying length.
Trap Type: Stratigraphic

LANS.-K.C. (Lansing - Kansas City Supergroup)
Thickness

Thickness: 10 feet

LANS.-K.C. (Lansing - Kansas City Supergroup)
Oil & Gas Production Information

Produces Oil: Yes
Maximum Net Pay: 12 feet Average Net Pay: 8.7 feet
Gas Oil Ratio: Ranges from 186/1 to 0 Drive Mechanism: Gas Expansion
Initial Pressure: 1457 Data Source of Initial Pressure: KOGF, Vol. V
Pressure Maintenance or EOR: In 1985: None at present, water flood anticipated
Estimated Primary Oil Recovery: 265000
Proven Production: 200 acres

LANS.-K.C. (Lansing - Kansas City Supergroup)
Oil Chemistry

Oil Color: Black %
Oil Base: Asphalt %
Average Oil API Gravity: 35.8
Concentration of Sulphur: 61 %

LANS.-K.C. (Lansing - Kansas City Supergroup)
Porosity

Porosity Type: Oolicastic and Dolomite Maximum Porosity: 42 % Average Porosity: 20 %

LANS.-K.C. (Lansing - Kansas City Supergroup)
Permeability

Maximum Horizontal: 231 md Average Horizontal: 115 md

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