دیکشنری تخصصی مهندسی نفت - نسخه آنلاین

n: the process by which a well that is threatening to blow out is brought under control,it may also mean circulating water or mud into a completed well prior to workover operations.

n: the process by which a well that is threatening to blow out is brought under control,it may also mean circulating water or mud into a completed well prior to workover operations.

n: using different weighten,circulation or kicking well according to overflow and location, all this program we calls killing well method.

n: a pipe attached to the blowout preventer stack, into which mud or cement can be pumped to overcome the pressure of a kick. Sometimes used when normal kill procedures (circulating kill fluids down the drill stem) are not sufficient.

kick over tool.

n: an interval in the cased hole where the top of a liner over- laps the bottom of a string of casing. See liner lap.

n: commonly it refer to the lap that the bottom of liner and the top of casing in the holebore.

where the top of the liner comes up inside the upper casing string.

n: the overburden pressure enforces a stress to any point in the layer , its direction is downward. When open a hole , the unbalance happen and produce a horizontal
foce that its direction to the holebore.

n: 1. the spiral of strands in a wire rope either to the right or to the left, as viewed from above.2. a term used to measure wire rope. signifying the linear distance a wire strand covers in one complete rotation around the rope.

n: 1. residue gas remaining after recovery of natural gas liquids in a gasprocessing plant. 2. unprocessed gas containing few or no recoverable natural gas liquids. Also called dry gas.

a near dry gas, containing only a trace of condensate.

n: a natural gas liquid recovered from gas well gas in lease separators or natural gas field facilities. Consists primarily of pentanes and heavier hydrocarbons. Usually blended with crude oil for refining.