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n: see breaking strength.

a device that, by remote influence, can operate valves or other equipment.

n: Both ends are thick thread, used to connect joints with different thread and diameter.

n: a kit comprising a setting sleeve, adapter rod, and adjustment nut for setting drillable or permanent tools on wireline or by using hydraulic setting tools.

n: a joint to connect blowout preventers of different sizes or pressure ratings to the casing head.

n: A joint used to connect BOPs with different sizes or working pressures and casing head.

n: Schlumberger wireline tool that measures phase shift and attenuation of a 1100 MHz wave. Used for Hydrocarbon identification independent of formation water salinity, thin bed detection, Hydrocarbon saturation and mobility and to evaluate invaded zones.

n: 1. in general, a substance added in small amounts to a larger amount of another substance to change some characteristic of the latter. In the oil industry, additives are used in lubricating oil, fuel, drilling mud, and cement. 2. in cementing, a substance added to cement to change its characteristics to satisfy specific conditions in die well. A cement additive may work as an accelerator, retarder, dispersant, or other reactant.

n: The agent put into the drilling fluid in order to change some performances of the drilling fluid or slurry.

a compound incorporated into a gas, liquid, or solid system to alter the properties for a particular purpose.

n: a force of attraction that causes molecules of one substance to cling to those of a different substance.

n: The force which holds together unlike molecules.

attractive forces between unlike molecules or compounds. Example – the attractive forces between water molecules and the walls of a clean glass tube are stronger than the cohesive forces;this leads to an upward turned contact or meniscus at the wall.