دیکشنری تخصصی مهندسی نفت - نسخه آنلاین

barrels per day.

n: (bpd) in the United States, a measure of the rate of flow of a well;the total amount of oil and other fluid produced or processed per day.

n: either of two arbitrary scales-one for liquids lighter than water and the other for liquids heavier than water-that indicates specific gravity in degrees. bbl abbr: barrel. bbV acre-ft abbr: barrels per acre-foot. bbVd abbr: barrels per day. Bcf abbr: billion cubic feet. Bcf/d abbr: billion cubic feet per day. b/d abbr: barrels per day;often used in drilling reports. BID abbr: barrels per day. BOC abbr: bottom dead centre

or BPD .abbr: barrels per day.

barrels per day.

n: A recording of the in-situ rate of fluid flow at different depths in a well, normally one completed for production or injection. The flow profile is a log recorded in a unit such as barrels per day, or as a percentage of the total flow from the reservoir

what the flow looks like across the cross-section of the pipe.

1000 barrels per day.

thousands of barrels per day.

abbr: stock tank barrels per day.

n: 1. a well nearing depletion that produces a very small amount of oil or gas, usually ten barrels per day or less. 2. a shipper head. 3. a column wherein absorbed constituents are shipped from absorption oil. The term is applicable to columns using a shipping medium, such as steam or gas.

the seal at the top of the BOP around coiled tubing or pipe during snubbing.