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n: a small knoll near Beaumont, Texas, on which, in 1901, a well blew in (began producing) at the then phenomenal rate of 80,000 barrels (12.7 million litres) per day. The Spindletop well proved that rotary drilling could be effectively used to drill wells and that subterranean formations could contain large amounts of hydrocarbons. The Spindletop well is often said to have ushered in the modern petroleum era. spinner survey n: a production-logging method that uses a small propeller turned by fluid movement. By use of a recording arrangement, the number of turns of the propeller can be related to the fluid quantity flowing past the instrument to obtain a log of the amount of fluid flowing from a formation.

n: The first blowing well that using rotary drilling ways in texas,U.S.A.in 1902.