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Recovering Oil From An Unconsolidated Sand By Means Of Combustion, David K. Anderson
Recovering Oil From An Unconsolidated Sand By Means Of Combustion, David K. Anderson
Masters Theses
"For many years, there has been talk expressing great concern about the oil reserves in the United States. Every four or five years, articles are published stating that we are running out of oil and our proved reserves, to date, are only adequate, at our present rate of consumption, for about 20 years. While this is true, it does not leave us with the complete picture. The industry in the past 20 years has never had more than a 20 year reserve. It must be said, however, that it is becoming more difficult with each passing year to find oil …
Well Interference In The South Silica Field, Langdon B. Taylor
Well Interference In The South Silica Field, Langdon B. Taylor
Masters Theses
"During World War II the Federal Government restricted oil-field drilling in the United States in order to conserve steel. The wartime regulations required 40-acre spacing in most areas. At the close of the war, the Federal drilling restrictions were lifted, and control of oil-well spacing reverted to the several state regulatory bodies. Each of these state agencies was then confronted with this problem: should 40-acre spacing be continued or should pre-war 10- and 20-acre spacing patterns be re-established?
The regulatory authority in Kansas, the State Corporation Commission, ordered an investigation in January, 1946, for the purpose of developing information upon …
Design Of A Barge-Platform Marine Drilling Rig, Ely Schwartz
Design Of A Barge-Platform Marine Drilling Rig, Ely Schwartz
Masters Theses
"ln the quest for oil in the Gulf of Mexico, principally off the coasts of Texas and Louisiana, unique types of drilling rigs able to cope with environmental conditions have been developed in the last several years. This development is highly specialized and has led to methods of operation revolutionary to the oil industry and is without precedent….
In designing a drilling platform there are three cardinal aims (1) low cost installation and operation, (2) ease of operation, (3) providing safe working conditions.
The initial problem is to extend the shore-based fabrication and reduce the offshore construction, foul weather delays, …