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Format: 1 online resource (474 pages)

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ISBN: 0-12-812675-2

Note: Front Cover -- Blowout and Well Control Handbook -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter One: Equipment in Well Control Operations -- Pressure, Erosion, Corrosion, and Vibration -- Pressure -- Vibration -- Erosion -- Corrosion -- Threaded Connections -- The Stack -- The Choke Line -- The Choke Manifold -- The Valves -- The Drilling Choke -- The Panic Line -- The Header -- The Separator -- The Kill Line -- The Stabbing Valve -- The Escape System -- Barriers -- Well Barrier Envelope -- Two Barrier Policy -- Application of MPD Equipment -- Flow Meters -- Computer Programs -- Computer Controlled Chokes -- References -- Chapter Two: Classical Pressure Control Procedures while Drilling -- Causes of Well Kicks and Blowouts -- Mud Weight Less Than Formation Pore Pressure -- Failure to Keep the Hole Full and Swabbing While Tripping -- Lost Circulation -- Mud Cut -- Indications of a Well Kick -- Sudden Increase in Drilling Rate -- Increase in Pit Level or Flow Rate -- Change in Pump Pressure -- Reduction in Drillpipe Weight -- Gas, Oil, or Water-Cut Mud -- Summary -- Shut-in Procedure -- Are Classical Well Control Procedures Applicable? -- Circulating Out the Influx -- Theoretical Considerations -- Gas Expansion -- The U-tube Model -- The Driller's Method -- The Wait and Weight Method -- Summary -- Reference -- Chapter Three: Pressure Control Procedures While Tripping -- Causes of Kicks While Tripping -- Trip Sheets and Filling Procedures -- Periodic Filling Procedure -- Periodic Filling Procedure -- Continuous Filling Procedure -- Tripping into the Hole -- Shut-in Procedure -- Well Kicks While Tripping -- Stripping in the Hole -- Chapter Four: Special Conditions Problems and Procedures in Well Control -- Significance of Surface Pressures -- A Kick Is Taken While Drilling -- Influx Migration. , Influx Migration-Volumetric Procedure -- Safety Factors in Classical Pressure Control Procedures -- Circulating a Kick off Bottom -- Classical Procedures-Plugged Nozzle Effect -- Classical Procedures-Drill String Washout Effect -- Determination of Shut-In Drill Pipe Pressures -- Determination of the Type of Fluid That Entered the Wellbore -- Frictional Pressure Losses -- Annulus Pressure Profiles With Classical Procedures -- Kick Tolerance Envelope -- Constant Casing Pressure, Constant Drill Pipe Pressure, and Modification of the Wait and Weight Method -- The Low Choke Pressure Method -- Reverse the Bubble Out Through the Drill Pipe -- The Overkill Wait-and-Weight Method -- Slim-Hole Drilling-Continuous Coring Considerations -- Stripping With Influx Migration -- Oil-Base Mud in Pressure and Well Control Operations -- Fire -- Solubility of Natural Gas in Oil-Base Mud -- Floating Drilling and Subsea Operation Considerations -- Subsea Stack -- Spacing Out -- Shut-in Procedures -- Floating Drilling Well Control Problems -- Fluctuations in Flow Rate and Pit Volume -- Frictional Loss in the Choke Line -- Reduced Fracture Gradient -- Trapped Gas After Circulating Out a Kick -- Deep-Water Floating Drilling -- Shallow Gas Kicks -- Negative Tests -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter Five: Fluid Dynamics in Well Control -- Kill-Fluid Bullheading -- Kill-Fluid Lubrication-Volumetric Kill Procedure -- Summary -- Dynamic Kill Operations -- The Momentum Kill -- The Liquid Packer -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter Six: Special Services in Well Control -- Snubbing -- Equipment and Procedures -- The Snubbing Stack -- The Snubbing Procedure -- Snubbing Equipment -- Theoretical Considerations -- Equipment Specifications -- Buckling Considerations -- Special Buckling Considerations: Variable Diameters -- Fire Fighting and Capping -- Fire Fighting. , Extinguishing the Fire -- Capping the Well -- Freezing -- Hot Tapping -- Jet Cutting -- References -- Chapter Seven: How to Drill a Relief Well -- Overview -- Relief Well Categories -- Planning -- How Many Relief Wells Are Required? -- Where to Spot the Relief Well? -- Where Is It? -- Where to Intercept the Blowout? -- What Is the Target? -- How to Find the Blowout Wellbore -- Intercept Method -- A Typical Relief Well Operation Using Active Magnetics -- The Direct Intercept Relief Well -- History of Development -- How the Passive Magnetic Process Works -- Comparing Active Magnetics With Passive Magnetics -- Passive Magnetics Resurrected -- The Geometric Relief Well -- History of Development -- Summary -- References -- Chapter Eight: The Underground Blowout -- Casing Less Than 4000 Feet -- Pipe Below 4000 Feet -- Charged Intervals-Close Order Seismic-Vent Wells -- Shear Rams -- Cement and Barite Plugs -- Reference -- Chapter Nine: Case Study: The E. N. Ross No. 2 -- Analysis of the Blowout -- The Drilling and Fishing Operation -- The Kick -- The Snubbing Procedure -- The Significance of the Surface Pressures -- The Snubbing Operation to July 14 -- The Snubbing Operation, July 15 -- The Circulating Procedure, July 15 -- Alternatives -- Observations and Conclusions -- Chapter Ten: Contingency Planning -- Chapter Eleven: The Al-Awda Project: The Oil Fires of Kuwait -- Overview of the Project -- The Problems -- The Wind -- Logistics -- Water -- Ground Fires -- Oil Lakes -- The Coke Piles -- Control Procedures -- The Stinger -- The Capping Spool -- The Capping Stack -- Extinguishing the Fires -- Water -- Nitrogen -- Explosives -- Novel Techniques -- Cutting -- Statistics -- Safety -- Conclusion -- Epilogue -- Index -- Back Cover.

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Series Statement: Texte und Kommentare 7

Uniform Title: Fragmenta

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Additional Edition: Elektronische Reproduktion Sophocles The papyrus fragments of Sophocles Berlin : Walter de Gruyter, 1974 ISBN 9783110845884

Language: English

Subjects: Ancient Studies

Keywords: Sophocles Fragmenta ; Kommentar

Author information: Sophocles

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Format: 1 online resource (279p.)

Edition: Reprint 2011

ISBN: 9783110845884

Series Statement: Texte und Kommentare ; 7

Note: Frontmatter -- , CONTENTS -- , PREFACE -- , ABBREVIATIONS -- , 1. EURYPYLUS: P.OXY. 1175 -- , INACHUS -- , Introductory -- , 2. P. OXY. 2369 -- , 3. P. TEBT. 692 -- , 4. SKYRIOI P. OXY. 2077 -- , EXCURSUS -- , 5. P. OXY. 2452 THESEUS ? -- , 6. P. OXY. 1083, P. OXY. 2453: PARTS OF MORE THAN ONE PLAY: A SATYR-PLAY (OENEUS ?), POLYIDOS (etc. ?) -- , 7. P. HIBEH 3: (TYRO?) -- , NIOBE (contributed by W. S. Barrett) -- , Introductory -- , 8. (P. Oxy. 2805) -- , 9. (P. Grenf. ii. 6 (a) + P. Hib. 11) -- , Appendix: the legend -- , 10. P. OXY. 213 (ANDROMEDA ? TANTALUS?) -- , 11. P. OXY. 2804 -- , INDEXES -- , CONSPECTUS PAPYRORUM -- , Backmatter , In English.

Additional Edition: ISBN 978-3-11-003833-0

Language: English

Subjects: Ancient Studies

DOI: 10.1515/9783110845884

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Format: XVI, 263 S.

ISBN: 3-11-003833-1

Series Statement: Texte und Kommentare 7

Note: Text engl. und griech.

Language: Greek, Modern (1453- )

Subjects: Ancient Studies

Keywords: ca. 497/496 v. Chr.-406 v. Chr. Sophocles ; Kommentar ; ca. 497/496 v. Chr.-406 v. Chr. Ichneutai satyroi Sophocles ; Hochschulschrift ; Papyrusfragmente ; Hochschulschrift ; Papyrusfragmente

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Format: 1 online resource (279p.)

Edition: Reprint 2011

ISBN: 9783110845884

Series Statement: Texte und Kommentare ; 7

Note: Frontmatter -- , CONTENTS -- , PREFACE -- , ABBREVIATIONS -- , 1. EURYPYLUS: P.OXY. 1175 -- , INACHUS -- , Introductory -- , 2. P. OXY. 2369 -- , 3. P. TEBT. 692 -- , 4. SKYRIOI P. OXY. 2077 -- , EXCURSUS -- , 5. P. OXY. 2452 THESEUS ? -- , 6. P. OXY. 1083, P. OXY. 2453: PARTS OF MORE THAN ONE PLAY: A SATYR-PLAY (OENEUS ?), POLYIDOS (etc. ?) -- , 7. P. HIBEH 3: (TYRO?) -- , NIOBE (contributed by W. S. Barrett) -- , Introductory -- , 8. (P. Oxy. 2805) -- , 9. (P. Grenf. ii. 6 (a) + P. Hib. 11) -- , Appendix: the legend -- , 10. P. OXY. 213 (ANDROMEDA ? TANTALUS?) -- , 11. P. OXY. 2804 -- , INDEXES -- , CONSPECTUS PAPYRORUM -- , Backmatter , In English.

Additional Edition: ISBN 978-3-11-003833-0

Language: English

DOI: 10.1515/9783110845884

URL: https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110845884

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Format: 1 online resource (474 pages)

Edition: Second edition.

ISBN: 0-12-812675-2

Note: Front Cover -- Blowout and Well Control Handbook -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter One: Equipment in Well Control Operations -- Pressure, Erosion, Corrosion, and Vibration -- Pressure -- Vibration -- Erosion -- Corrosion -- Threaded Connections -- The Stack -- The Choke Line -- The Choke Manifold -- The Valves -- The Drilling Choke -- The Panic Line -- The Header -- The Separator -- The Kill Line -- The Stabbing Valve -- The Escape System -- Barriers -- Well Barrier Envelope -- Two Barrier Policy -- Application of MPD Equipment -- Flow Meters -- Computer Programs -- Computer Controlled Chokes -- References -- Chapter Two: Classical Pressure Control Procedures while Drilling -- Causes of Well Kicks and Blowouts -- Mud Weight Less Than Formation Pore Pressure -- Failure to Keep the Hole Full and Swabbing While Tripping -- Lost Circulation -- Mud Cut -- Indications of a Well Kick -- Sudden Increase in Drilling Rate -- Increase in Pit Level or Flow Rate -- Change in Pump Pressure -- Reduction in Drillpipe Weight -- Gas, Oil, or Water-Cut Mud -- Summary -- Shut-in Procedure -- Are Classical Well Control Procedures Applicable? -- Circulating Out the Influx -- Theoretical Considerations -- Gas Expansion -- The U-tube Model -- The Driller's Method -- The Wait and Weight Method -- Summary -- Reference -- Chapter Three: Pressure Control Procedures While Tripping -- Causes of Kicks While Tripping -- Trip Sheets and Filling Procedures -- Periodic Filling Procedure -- Periodic Filling Procedure -- Continuous Filling Procedure -- Tripping into the Hole -- Shut-in Procedure -- Well Kicks While Tripping -- Stripping in the Hole -- Chapter Four: Special Conditions Problems and Procedures in Well Control -- Significance of Surface Pressures -- A Kick Is Taken While Drilling -- Influx Migration. , Influx Migration-Volumetric Procedure -- Safety Factors in Classical Pressure Control Procedures -- Circulating a Kick off Bottom -- Classical Procedures-Plugged Nozzle Effect -- Classical Procedures-Drill String Washout Effect -- Determination of Shut-In Drill Pipe Pressures -- Determination of the Type of Fluid That Entered the Wellbore -- Frictional Pressure Losses -- Annulus Pressure Profiles With Classical Procedures -- Kick Tolerance Envelope -- Constant Casing Pressure, Constant Drill Pipe Pressure, and Modification of the Wait and Weight Method -- The Low Choke Pressure Method -- Reverse the Bubble Out Through the Drill Pipe -- The Overkill Wait-and-Weight Method -- Slim-Hole Drilling-Continuous Coring Considerations -- Stripping With Influx Migration -- Oil-Base Mud in Pressure and Well Control Operations -- Fire -- Solubility of Natural Gas in Oil-Base Mud -- Floating Drilling and Subsea Operation Considerations -- Subsea Stack -- Spacing Out -- Shut-in Procedures -- Floating Drilling Well Control Problems -- Fluctuations in Flow Rate and Pit Volume -- Frictional Loss in the Choke Line -- Reduced Fracture Gradient -- Trapped Gas After Circulating Out a Kick -- Deep-Water Floating Drilling -- Shallow Gas Kicks -- Negative Tests -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter Five: Fluid Dynamics in Well Control -- Kill-Fluid Bullheading -- Kill-Fluid Lubrication-Volumetric Kill Procedure -- Summary -- Dynamic Kill Operations -- The Momentum Kill -- The Liquid Packer -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter Six: Special Services in Well Control -- Snubbing -- Equipment and Procedures -- The Snubbing Stack -- The Snubbing Procedure -- Snubbing Equipment -- Theoretical Considerations -- Equipment Specifications -- Buckling Considerations -- Special Buckling Considerations: Variable Diameters -- Fire Fighting and Capping -- Fire Fighting. , Extinguishing the Fire -- Capping the Well -- Freezing -- Hot Tapping -- Jet Cutting -- References -- Chapter Seven: How to Drill a Relief Well -- Overview -- Relief Well Categories -- Planning -- How Many Relief Wells Are Required? -- Where to Spot the Relief Well? -- Where Is It? -- Where to Intercept the Blowout? -- What Is the Target? -- How to Find the Blowout Wellbore -- Intercept Method -- A Typical Relief Well Operation Using Active Magnetics -- The Direct Intercept Relief Well -- History of Development -- How the Passive Magnetic Process Works -- Comparing Active Magnetics With Passive Magnetics -- Passive Magnetics Resurrected -- The Geometric Relief Well -- History of Development -- Summary -- References -- Chapter Eight: The Underground Blowout -- Casing Less Than 4000 Feet -- Pipe Below 4000 Feet -- Charged Intervals-Close Order Seismic-Vent Wells -- Shear Rams -- Cement and Barite Plugs -- Reference -- Chapter Nine: Case Study: The E. N. Ross No. 2 -- Analysis of the Blowout -- The Drilling and Fishing Operation -- The Kick -- The Snubbing Procedure -- The Significance of the Surface Pressures -- The Snubbing Operation to July 14 -- The Snubbing Operation, July 15 -- The Circulating Procedure, July 15 -- Alternatives -- Observations and Conclusions -- Chapter Ten: Contingency Planning -- Chapter Eleven: The Al-Awda Project: The Oil Fires of Kuwait -- Overview of the Project -- The Problems -- The Wind -- Logistics -- Water -- Ground Fires -- Oil Lakes -- The Coke Piles -- Control Procedures -- The Stinger -- The Capping Spool -- The Capping Stack -- Extinguishing the Fires -- Water -- Nitrogen -- Explosives -- Novel Techniques -- Cutting -- Statistics -- Safety -- Conclusion -- Epilogue -- Index -- Back Cover.

Additional Edition: ISBN 0-12-812674-4

Language: English

UID:

Format: 1 online resource (474 pages)

Edition: Second edition.

ISBN: 0-12-812675-2

Note: Front Cover -- Blowout and Well Control Handbook -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter One: Equipment in Well Control Operations -- Pressure, Erosion, Corrosion, and Vibration -- Pressure -- Vibration -- Erosion -- Corrosion -- Threaded Connections -- The Stack -- The Choke Line -- The Choke Manifold -- The Valves -- The Drilling Choke -- The Panic Line -- The Header -- The Separator -- The Kill Line -- The Stabbing Valve -- The Escape System -- Barriers -- Well Barrier Envelope -- Two Barrier Policy -- Application of MPD Equipment -- Flow Meters -- Computer Programs -- Computer Controlled Chokes -- References -- Chapter Two: Classical Pressure Control Procedures while Drilling -- Causes of Well Kicks and Blowouts -- Mud Weight Less Than Formation Pore Pressure -- Failure to Keep the Hole Full and Swabbing While Tripping -- Lost Circulation -- Mud Cut -- Indications of a Well Kick -- Sudden Increase in Drilling Rate -- Increase in Pit Level or Flow Rate -- Change in Pump Pressure -- Reduction in Drillpipe Weight -- Gas, Oil, or Water-Cut Mud -- Summary -- Shut-in Procedure -- Are Classical Well Control Procedures Applicable? -- Circulating Out the Influx -- Theoretical Considerations -- Gas Expansion -- The U-tube Model -- The Driller's Method -- The Wait and Weight Method -- Summary -- Reference -- Chapter Three: Pressure Control Procedures While Tripping -- Causes of Kicks While Tripping -- Trip Sheets and Filling Procedures -- Periodic Filling Procedure -- Periodic Filling Procedure -- Continuous Filling Procedure -- Tripping into the Hole -- Shut-in Procedure -- Well Kicks While Tripping -- Stripping in the Hole -- Chapter Four: Special Conditions Problems and Procedures in Well Control -- Significance of Surface Pressures -- A Kick Is Taken While Drilling -- Influx Migration. , Influx Migration-Volumetric Procedure -- Safety Factors in Classical Pressure Control Procedures -- Circulating a Kick off Bottom -- Classical Procedures-Plugged Nozzle Effect -- Classical Procedures-Drill String Washout Effect -- Determination of Shut-In Drill Pipe Pressures -- Determination of the Type of Fluid That Entered the Wellbore -- Frictional Pressure Losses -- Annulus Pressure Profiles With Classical Procedures -- Kick Tolerance Envelope -- Constant Casing Pressure, Constant Drill Pipe Pressure, and Modification of the Wait and Weight Method -- The Low Choke Pressure Method -- Reverse the Bubble Out Through the Drill Pipe -- The Overkill Wait-and-Weight Method -- Slim-Hole Drilling-Continuous Coring Considerations -- Stripping With Influx Migration -- Oil-Base Mud in Pressure and Well Control Operations -- Fire -- Solubility of Natural Gas in Oil-Base Mud -- Floating Drilling and Subsea Operation Considerations -- Subsea Stack -- Spacing Out -- Shut-in Procedures -- Floating Drilling Well Control Problems -- Fluctuations in Flow Rate and Pit Volume -- Frictional Loss in the Choke Line -- Reduced Fracture Gradient -- Trapped Gas After Circulating Out a Kick -- Deep-Water Floating Drilling -- Shallow Gas Kicks -- Negative Tests -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter Five: Fluid Dynamics in Well Control -- Kill-Fluid Bullheading -- Kill-Fluid Lubrication-Volumetric Kill Procedure -- Summary -- Dynamic Kill Operations -- The Momentum Kill -- The Liquid Packer -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter Six: Special Services in Well Control -- Snubbing -- Equipment and Procedures -- The Snubbing Stack -- The Snubbing Procedure -- Snubbing Equipment -- Theoretical Considerations -- Equipment Specifications -- Buckling Considerations -- Special Buckling Considerations: Variable Diameters -- Fire Fighting and Capping -- Fire Fighting. , Extinguishing the Fire -- Capping the Well -- Freezing -- Hot Tapping -- Jet Cutting -- References -- Chapter Seven: How to Drill a Relief Well -- Overview -- Relief Well Categories -- Planning -- How Many Relief Wells Are Required? -- Where to Spot the Relief Well? -- Where Is It? -- Where to Intercept the Blowout? -- What Is the Target? -- How to Find the Blowout Wellbore -- Intercept Method -- A Typical Relief Well Operation Using Active Magnetics -- The Direct Intercept Relief Well -- History of Development -- How the Passive Magnetic Process Works -- Comparing Active Magnetics With Passive Magnetics -- Passive Magnetics Resurrected -- The Geometric Relief Well -- History of Development -- Summary -- References -- Chapter Eight: The Underground Blowout -- Casing Less Than 4000 Feet -- Pipe Below 4000 Feet -- Charged Intervals-Close Order Seismic-Vent Wells -- Shear Rams -- Cement and Barite Plugs -- Reference -- Chapter Nine: Case Study: The E. N. Ross No. 2 -- Analysis of the Blowout -- The Drilling and Fishing Operation -- The Kick -- The Snubbing Procedure -- The Significance of the Surface Pressures -- The Snubbing Operation to July 14 -- The Snubbing Operation, July 15 -- The Circulating Procedure, July 15 -- Alternatives -- Observations and Conclusions -- Chapter Ten: Contingency Planning -- Chapter Eleven: The Al-Awda Project: The Oil Fires of Kuwait -- Overview of the Project -- The Problems -- The Wind -- Logistics -- Water -- Ground Fires -- Oil Lakes -- The Coke Piles -- Control Procedures -- The Stinger -- The Capping Spool -- The Capping Stack -- Extinguishing the Fires -- Water -- Nitrogen -- Explosives -- Novel Techniques -- Cutting -- Statistics -- Safety -- Conclusion -- Epilogue -- Index -- Back Cover.

Additional Edition: ISBN 0-12-812674-4

Language: English

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Format: XVI, 263 S.

ISBN: 3110038331

Series Statement: Texte und Kommentare 7

Note: Text engl. und griech.

Language: Greek, Modern (1453- )

Subjects: Ancient Studies

Keywords: Sophocles ca. 497/496 v. Chr.-406 v. Chr. ; Papyrusfragmente ; Kommentar ; Sophocles ca. 497/496 v. Chr.-406 v. Chr. Ichneutai satyroi ; Hochschulschrift ; Papyrusfragmente

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ISBN: 9783110845884

Series Statement: Texte und Kommentare Band 7

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Additional Edition: ISBN 3110038331

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Additional Edition: Elektronische Reproduktion von Sophocles The papyrus fragments of Sophocles Berlin [u.a.] : de Gruyter, 1974 ISBN 3110038331

Language: English

Subjects: Ancient Studies

Keywords: Sophocles ; Kommentar

DOI: 10.1515/9783110845884

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