wonder what made the swamp water stop rushing into the sinkhole….
Let’s hope the on site workers have some Geiger counters with them … or those little (cheap) film strips nuke plant workers wear to detect radiation!
Office of Conservation
Bayou Corne Field Update
Nov. 27, 2012 Activities
Texas Brine Facility
Oxy 3-A Cavern Well –
Injecting brine/removing oil and flaring natural gas
Vent Well to Top of Aquifer –
Flaring gas at 46.9 mcf/day
Vent Well to Top of Cap Rock –
Shut in pending plug and abandon evaluation
Sinkhole Site –
Settling/shifting of material underlying sinkhole created disturbance of water in sinkhole in morning roughly coinciding with USGS report of observance of seismic activity – crude oil emulsion and woody debris from sinkhole bottom observed rising to surface, water from nearby swamp seen flowing into sinkhole. Surface activity observed for several minutes before water calmed again.
Conservation/Shaw Operations
Observation/Vent Well #1 –
Flaring gas at 32 mcf/day
Observation/Vent Well #2 –
Flaring gas at 30 mcf/day
Observation/Vent Well #3 –
Removing water to improve flaring efficiency
Observation/Vent Well #4 –
Flaring gas at 12 mcf/day
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giant sucking sound . . .
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