دیکشنری تخصصی مهندسی نفت - نسخه آنلاین

n: the fresh water or salt water used in dynamic kill

n: the passageway build between the relief well and gasser so as to pump the kill fluid into the gasser from the relif well to prevent blowing

v: 1. in drilling, to control a kick by taking suitable preventive measures (e.g., to shut in the well with the blowout preventers, circulate the kick out, and increase the weight of the drilling mud). 2. in production, to stop a well from producing oil and gas so that reconditioning of the well can proceed. Production is stopped by cir- culating a kill fluid into the hole.

v: To stop a well from flowing or having the ability to flow into the wellbore. Kill procedures typically involve circulating reservoir fluids out of the wellbore or pumping higher density mud into the wellbore, or both. In the case of an induced kick, where

a term used to describe various methods to stop flow from a well. Commonly pumping a kill weight fluid into a well to create an overbalance into the formation.

a liquid with a density sufficient so that a full column of the fluid would control the well and prevent fluid entry into the wellbore from any exposed formation.

n: small-diameter tubing that is used inside production tubing for continuous injection of specialised fluids such as corrosion inhibitors or kill fluids. Sometimes used to refer to the drill string through which kill fluids are circulated in drilling.

n: the volume of pipeline or casing string that drops into the holebore when kill a well.

n: a pipe attached to the blowout preventer stack, into which mud or cement can be pumped to overcome the pressure of a kick. Sometimes used when normal kill procedures (circulating kill fluids down the drill stem) are not sufficient.

n: the kill method that the density of drilling fluid volume actually above the needed density of kill fluid.