دیکشنری تخصصی مهندسی نفت - نسخه آنلاین

v: to flare the end of a cylindrical object so that it resembles the bottom of a bell.

n: a hole shaped like a bell, larger at the top than at the bottom. A bell hole may be dug beneath a pipeline to allow access for workers and tools.

n: a short length of pipe (a nipple) installed on top of the blowout preventer. The top end of the nipple is flared, or belled, to guide drill tools into the hole and usually has side connections for the fill line and mud return line.

a funnel shaped pipe at the top of the casing that guides tool string entry and may have a side port for fluid pumping.

n: a tool joint box which has been subjected to a torque which has resulted in permanent enlargement of the box diameter. This normally occurs adjacent to the box sealing shoulder.

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.

a time that reflects the slide time in which the pipe is not rotating and drilling.