South Australian Current Regulations South Australian Current Regulations46B—Hydraulic fracturing report
(1) A licensee who
undertakes hydraulic fracturing for the purposes of producing a regulated
substance from a well bore must provide to the Minister, within 6 months
after the hydraulic fracturing is completed, a
"hydraulic fracturing report" in accordance with the requirements of this
regulation.
Administrative penalty.
(2) A
hydraulic fracturing report must include the following:
(a) the
well name, well number and hydraulic fracturing stage number;
(b)
information on the type of hydraulic fracturing that was carried out;
(c) the
dates during which the hydraulic fracturing was carried out;
(d) the
depth of the interval fractured;
(e) the
volume of fluid and proppant injected;
(f) the
rate of injection and the pumping schedule;
(g) the
pressures measured at the surface hole and the bottom hole;
(h) the
results of any diagnostic fracture injection tests that have been undertaken;
(i)
a description of any analysis or interpretation of the
data collected during hydraulic fracturing.
(3) A copy of a report
under this regulation will be available for public inspection after the
expiration of 2 years from the date on which the hydraulic fracturing was
first carried out.