دیکشنری تخصصی مهندسی نفت - نسخه آنلاین

Kerogen that lacks distinct form or shape under microscopic exam. May describe oil prone Kerogen.

n: rock layers folded in the shape of an arch. Anticlines sometimes trap oil and gas. Compare syncline.

n: A configuration of folded and stratified rock layers in the shape of an arch. Often associated with a trap.

a convex-upward formation of rock layers (a fold with the strata sloping down on the sides from a common crest. In association with a sealing rock, an anticline may form a trap for hydrocarbons. Anticlines may be faulted or unfaulted. The majority of the

area petroleum engineer.

n: Refers to eyeholes formed by mud desander in drilling operation.

the unobstructed opening size (diameter, length and width, or other shape factor).

n: the flexible measuring or connecting element that is used to measure the liquid level in tanks by the automatic gauge method.

n: a metal tape used to connect the liquid level-detecting element and the gauge-head mechanism.

a shape of a reamer blade that allow milling either up or down.

n: 1. a flat-decked, shallow-draft vessel, usually towed by a boat. Barges are not self-propelled. They are used to transport oil or products on rivers, lakes, and inland waterways. Also, a complete drilling rig may be assembled on a barge and the vessel used for drilling wells in lakes and in inland waters and marshes. Similarly, well service and workover equipment can be mounted on a barge. 2. an offshore drilling vessel built in the shape of a ship. Unlike a ship, however, it is not self-propelled. Also called a drill barge.

marine vessel without its own propulsion.

n pi: a pressure-sensing element of cylindrical shape whose walls contain convolutions that cause the length of the bellows to change when pressure is applied. bellows meter n: see orifice meter.