دیکشنری تخصصی مهندسی نفت - نسخه آنلاین

n: one of usually two, three, or more mud tanks that holds drilling mud that is being circulated into a borehole during drilling. They are called active tanks because they hold mud that is currently being circulated.

n: the accumulational solid particle in the mud tank,without being stirring by the agitator

n: The large-diameter metal pipe that connects the bell nipple under the rotary table to the possum belly at the mud tanks. The flowline is simply an inclined, gravity-flow conduit to direct mud coming out the top of the wellbore to the mud surface-treating

the flow connection from the wellhead to the separation facility, pipeline or storage unit.

n: an assembly, including a carrier and shaped charges, that is used in jet perforating.

n: 1.the jet gun comprise of the loader and dynamical shoot. 2.the gun of fluid,using to clear the mud pool or the mud tank.

v: to use a jet for cleaning out mud tanks, cellar, and other areas.

n: using the ejector to clear the mud pool,mud tank or other location.

n: originally, an open pit dug in the ground to hold drilling fluid or waste materials discarded after the treatment of drilling mud. For some drilling operations, mud pits are used for suction to the mud pumps, settling of mud sediments, and storage of reserve mud. Steel tanks are much more commonly used for these purposes now, but they are still usually referred to as pits, except offshore, where mud tanks" is preferred.

the primary storage tank for drilling mud.

n: one of a series of open tanks, usually made of steel plate, through which the drilling mud is cycled to remove sand and fine sediments. Additives are mixed with the mud in the tanks, and the fluid is temporarily stored there before being pumped back into the well. Modem rotary driJ1ing rigs are gen- erally provided with ~ or more tanks, fitted with txlilt-in piping, valves, and mud agitators. Also called mud pits.

n: see drilling fluid tank.

n: oil that was formerly emulsified in a drilling mud that comes out of the mud and rises to the surface in a mud tank.

n: 1. a temporary containment, usually excavated earth, for wellbore fluids. 2. a mud tank. 3. a reserve pit.

packer integrity test. Pressure testing the tubing/casing annulus to insure isolation.

n: height of drilling mud in the mud tanks, or pits.

n: the height of drilling pool fluid surface.

the level of mud in the pits.