دیکشنری تخصصی مهندسی نفت - نسخه آنلاین

n: usually refers to drill exploration well in the radioactivity, geochemistry and gravity abnormal area.

n: Coring by drilling exploration well in order to acquire geologic information.

n: one of the bulk liquid tanks on freighters, usually under the cargo holds. deep test well n: see exploration well.

n: The exploration well drilled into the formation below the known lowermost contributing zone at oil producing area.

n: any well that does not produce oil or gas in commercial quantities. A dry hole may flow water, gas, or even oil, but not in amounts large enough to justify production.

n: an exploration well without any economic benefit



a well that does not have or produce commercial deposits of hydrocarbons.

n: a well drilled either in search of an as-yet-undiscovered pool of oil or gas (a wildcat well) or to extend greatly the limits of a known pool. It involves a relatively high degree of risk. Exploratory wells may be classified as (1) wildcat, drilled in an unproven area;(2) field extension or step-out, drilled in an unproven area to extend the proved limits of a field;or (3) deep test, drilled within a field area but to unproven deeper zones.

n: A well drilled in an unproven area where no oil and gas production exists (sometimes called a wildcat).

a wildcat or well in a new area with unknown producing potential.

n: see exploration well. field facility n: an installation designed for one or more specific field processing unitsscrubbers, absorbers, drip points, compressors, single- or multiple-stage separation units, low-temperature separators, and other types of separation and recovery equipment. See also battery.

n: an exploration well intended for completion.

n: situated by the margine of oil field, it is thought to be commercial or non-commercial oil hole, it belong to semi-exploration well.

n: the first exploration well in hydrocarbon bearing structure and traping. It also called wildcat well or pioneer well.