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Appendices 4,4,1 azd 4.4.2 i", is possible to ~onstruct a2<br />
estinate of the the taken to co~g:ete me pr~cbaztion well. The<br />
ass~mptions are that noma1 breakdawn problems remain the same,<br />
bgt that e logistics of havixg one operation follow<br />
immediately when the previous is coxpleted are satisfied.<br />
Travel time between each operation is tkerefore excluded. This<br />
is shown in Tabie 2.4-5. below- No time is included for<br />
logging since this takes place during the drilling phase. For<br />
the sane reasons, the tota3 t he take3 by the hydrogeolooists is<br />
reduced,.<br />
An additianal set ef estimates Is included in the table<br />
showing the lacptinumq+ tine t3 complete a well equipped with a<br />
diesel pump i~ Ihe Bay Regio2- Fcr this, it is assumed that nu<br />
downtime occurs, that civil works can be cozpleted in less tine,<br />
and that pump installation can 5e carried out at the same time<br />
as the civil trorks are being hiit. These figures are offered<br />
as a realistic estimate of the tize required for an intensive<br />
proqran or an emergency sit~ation.<br />
Table Z,d-$ Net Time Fake3 tc Co~pLete Production Wells<br />
Site seleccfm<br />
Drilling<br />
Lo~ging<br />
Well Testizg<br />
Civil W Q ~ ~ S<br />
Pdmp Xnstallatio~<br />
8ay Region Central Range Opt inum<br />
Diesel Hand Diesel Hand Diesel<br />
Actual drillinq is the aost costly ?base af well<br />
constrcction, and the =os: sigzificant cost savings can be<br />
acaieved by The recuctior. or elininafion of lowntime. Holding<br />
all other varlabies constant, tke increase in the total cost of<br />
cmstructing a weii equipped with a diesel pump, against an<br />
increase in the number of bays the rig is on-site, from a<br />
possible siniic~m of 15 to an excessive 90, is shown in Figure<br />
2.4-8 fox the 3ay Region, azd Figure 2.4.9 for the Central<br />
Range. Between these dlffere~ces, the total cost is<br />
aggraxinately doubled,<br />
4.2. Well Operatien and Mai~tenence<br />
Based on the cozputerized madel for estixatinq the cast of<br />
well constrllcthc, a slzilar zodel has been set up for<br />
deter'ining the azzual czerating costs of yells in Somalia, Two<br />
versions of the eats are presenred, Oze version represents the