back of the envelope calculation....
27 Feb the BHP was 1,033 when they started pumping again.
22 March the BHP is ~800
So, about 233 change over 23 days - or about 10 psi per day decrease in BHP.
If the desorption event they experienced was at 350 that means ~ 450 to go, so about 45 days before we reach an interesting point (again). Early/Mid May?
Does it work like this, i.e. linear, assuming no other variables? Cheers H
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