Tuesday, June 7, 2022

Drilling Innovations That Will Forever Change the Oil Industry

Oil drilling has now been practiced for over a century. The sector has developed by leaps and bounds as a result of several technological breakthroughs. This expansion has resulted in new advances in oil production that are altering the face of our civilization.As early as 1880, the globe witnessed one of the earliest developments known as...
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Key of Technologies are Advancing Oil and Gas Drilling

Oil and gas (O&G) is still a thriving industry, managing $1.7 trillion USD per year and requiring over 94 million barrels of petroleum per day globally. It is expected that demand for fossil fuels would rise by around 25% during the next 22 years. As a result, in an era when automation, digital process control, and IoT are regarded as "common innovation processes," oil and gas companies have begun to adopt technologies that...
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Friday, March 22, 2019

The challenge to Drill the depth of the New Offshore Wells

About 80 kilometers from the coast, 1,500 meters below the water surface. The "numbers" of Macondo make an impression: just ten years ago the idea of ​​extracting oil on the high seas, at such high depths, was simply science fiction. And yet, faced with the greatest ecological disaster in the history of the oil industry, there is a comment...
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Thursday, March 21, 2019

Fire and Explosion Risk in Oil Gas Drilling

There is always a risk of blowout when perforating a well, with a gas or vapour cloud release, followed by explosion and fire. Additional potential for fire and explosion exists in gas process operations. Offshore platform and drilling rig workers should be carefully evaluated after having a thorough physical examination. The selection...
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Wednesday, March 20, 2019

Working Conditions, Health and Safety in Oil Gas Frilling

Work on drilling rigs usually involves a minimum crew of 6 people (primary and secondary drillers, three assistant drillers or helpers (roughnecks) and a cat-head person) reporting to a site supervisor or foreman (tool pusher) who is responsible for the drilling progression. The primary and secondary drillers have overall responsibility...
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Tuesday, March 19, 2019

Natural Gas Production and Processing Operations

There are two types of wells producing natural gas. Wet gas wells produce gas which contains dissolved liquids, and dry gas wells produce gas which cannot be easily liquefied After natural gas is withdrawn from producing wells, it is sent to gas plants for processing. Gas processing requires a knowledge of how temperature and pressure...
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Thursday, March 14, 2019

Survey for Searching Oil and Gas

Sesmic Survey The search for oil and gas requires a knowledge of geography, geology and geophysics. Crude oil is usually found in certain types of geological structures, such as anticlines, fault traps and salt domes, which lie under various terrains and in a wide range of climates. After selecting an area of interest, many different...
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