Talk:Karachaganak Field

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I've started this page off. My greatest weakness which you can tell from reading it is my spelling and grammer. I'd appreciate any help on this, esp as I don't have a working spell checker on my computer. Philbentley March 25 2006

Producion

having trouble finding production figures. the best so far i've found at www.kmg.kz, however just doing a quick back of the envelope calcs, according to their figures they produce 34 million m3 of gas a day and just under 31,000 m3 of liquids a day. seems a lot to me but it is a giant field. Philbentley 04:42, 25 April 2006 (UTC)

Berezovka Controversy

Does the long section, on the "Berezovka Controversy", apparently written by US academic environmfsvnmhgeeh Ggcx

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Assessment comment

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I miss the part of the past when the field infrastructure, including the city of Aksai, was developed with massive help from the countries of the East Block (East-Germany, Czecheslovakia...). The Soviet Union had very little experience, and resources, to develop deep gas fields under certain high reservoir pressure. Additionally the gas contains a large portion of hydrogen sulfide, a poisonous and corrosive gas. A kind of bizarre development in the field happened when the Soviet Union decided to create underground oil storage by blowing off some nuclear war heads.

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