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The FL2 Automated Fluid Level and Pressure machine is designed to gather multiple shots with pressures to allow for reservoir pressure calculation, inflow performance, and Injection well response to the subject wells. Also a great way to do Foam Depression tests, and determine the producing pressure at the perforations or tubing end so that a maximum producing rate for the well can be established accurately. Pump and equipment sizing decisions will be de-risked using this data and tool.
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