دیکشنری تخصصی مهندسی نفت - نسخه آنلاین

n: The well that cannt control blowout .

n: The path of bit when drill into formation.

a cleanup tool that helps remove debris from a well.

n: authorization, usually granted by a governmental conservation agency, to drill a well. A permit is some- times also required for deepening or remedial work.

n: It is usually examined by governmental Land Conservation department.

n: an offshore structure with a platform above the surface of the water that supports the producing wells surface controls and flow piping.

n: in pipeline construction, a device installed in waterlogged soil to dry out areas along the ditch line. Functioning as a submersible pump, a well point is a hollow steel rod approximately 18 feet (5.5 metres) long driven into the ground. Its free end is connected by hose or tubing to a well- point pump that moves groundwater away from the ditch. Hundreds of well points may be required to stabilize an area.

the tested ability of a well to produce hydrocarbons.

the well drilling and completion or repair procedure.