دیکشنری تخصصی مهندسی نفت - نسخه آنلاین

n: as applied to gas, a given sendout of gas remaining fairly constant over a period of time and usually not temperature sensitive. For example, residential base load is a given send-out of gas consumed by clothes dryers, water heaters, and in cooking. base map n: horizontal representation of nongeologic surface features such as streams, roads, buildings, survey benchmarks, and property lines.

n: a marking on the pin and the box of a tool joint that gauges the amount of metal that can be safely removed when

a selected reference point for comparing performance.

n: the price per barrel of certain crude oils such as West Texas intermediate and North Sea Brent, which serves as an indicator of worldwide oil prices.

benchmark.

A pipeline interchange/delivery point. Used as a benchmark in gas futures for natural gas pricing.

the cost of lifting or flowing fluids from a well to the facilities. Often used as a benchmark for efficiency.

n: crude oil produced from the Brent field in the British sector of the North Sea. Its price is often quoted, because it is benchmark for world oil prices.

crude oil from the Brent field often quoted as a price benchmark.

n: the price per barrel of West Texas intermediate-grade crude oil as listed on the New York Mercantile Exchange. This price is a benchmark because it is an indicator of oil prices in the United States.