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n: an orifice chart where the differential and static pressure record- ings indicate a wide range of pressure readings.

n: a well that has blown out of control and from which oil, water, or gas is escaping with great force to the surface. Also called a gusher.

n: The gasser that cannt be controlled.

n: 1. a well drilled in an area where no oil or gas production exists. 2. (nautical) the geared sheave of a windlass used to pull anchor chain. v: to drill wildcat wells.

n: An exploration well. The significance of this type of well to the drilling crew and well planners is that by definition, little if anything about the subsurface geology is known with certainty, especially the pressure regime. This higher degree of uncerta

a well in a previously undrilled area. An exploratory well.

n: An exploration well. The significance of this type of well to the drilling crew and well planners is that by definition, little if anything about the subsurface geology is known with certainty, especially the pressure regime. This higher degree of uncerta

n: one who drills wildcat wells.

n: The worker taking part in the job of drilling wildcat.

n: a tropical cyclone in Australia.

n: a machine that pulls or hoists by winding a cable around a Spool.

n: A kind of machinery that including a reel and wire rope swirled on the reel,which be used to delivery and hoisting.

n: the wireline attached to ground anchors to provide lateral support for a mast or derrick. Compare load guy line.

n: It be used to express the technical regulation of the derrick.

n: a horizontal stiffening and structural member installed near the top of a floating-roof tank to reinforce the tank wall against wind pressure. Also called a wind girder.