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Title: Deliverability Method Of Rating Gas Wells
Author: O. T. ICE,jr
Source: 1962 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1962
Abstract: An Open Flow Test, during which a gas well was blown to the atmosphere by fully opening the master valve, was the method of testing or rating a well prior to 1935. During this test Pitot Tube readings were taken at the discharge end of the flow string at specified times from the beginning of the test. This test was generally of such short time duration that it was little assurance that the well would produce a given volume for any extended time into a pipe line. The volume of gas being vented was then determined from charts or tables using the Pitot Tube readings. These gas volumes together with the wellhead shut in pressure were then used to compare or rate gas wells

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