MYTH: ground source heat pumps add mess, stress, and mud to projects. A common misconception about ground source heat pumps is that the borehole drilling required leaves project sites in a bad state. However, the perception of GSHP installation as a mud-making headache is far from the reality when working with experts like our drilling team. But don’t take our word for it… This is an image of the site at a small renovation project in Basingstoke, one month after the Onsen crew installed three boreholes to a depth of 131m and a ground loop array. We think you’d agree that the site looks pristine and ready for the next phase: the installation of headerworks for the GSHP system (another service we provide). At Onsen Energy, we appreciate how important it is to safeguard the environment from the potential damage our drilling rigs and other heavy machinery can cause. Happily, our care and expertise in this area mean we have tried and tested processes—including a new state-of-the-art mud processing unit—to mitigate overly muddy eventualities, and as you can see, with a high degree of success. To discuss how we can help you leverage the energy efficiency and carbon savings of GSHPs in your project - with minimal fuss - contact our professional drilling team today: gareth@onsenenergy.com #SafeguardingBuildingSites #StressFreeConstruction #RenewableEnergySolutions #BoreholeDrillers #ProfessionalDrillers
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Introducing our flagship 135 Series Power Swivel – the epitome of power and precision in drilling operations. Engineered to excel under the toughest conditions, this powerhouse is equipped to handle the heaviest loads while ensuring seamless performance. With an impressive maximum static load capacity of 150 US Tons, it effortlessly withstands the rigors of deep drilling projects. Its ability to operate at up to 5000 psi pressure and 15,000 N.m output torque speaks volumes about its robust construction and reliability, making it a game-changer in high-pressure environments. Whether you're drilling in remote locations or tackling complex geological formations, our 135 Series Power Swivel, backed by the muscle of the Caterpillar C7, is your trusted partner for unparalleled productivity and reliability. Experience the fusion of raw power with advanced technology – a testament to engineering excellence that redefines the boundaries of drilling capabilities. Upgrade to the future of drilling today. Let our 135 Series Power Swivel empower your operations to new heights of success. Contact us now to revolutionize your drilling experience! #PowerSwivel135 #CaterpillarC7 #DrillingEfficiency #MaximizePerformance #EngineeringExcellence #mudpump #pump #workoverrig #750hp #turntabletest #industrialpower #bop #Reliability #PrecisionPerformance #OilDrilling #QualityProducts #OilandGas #Engineering #workover #workoverrig #oilindustry #mudpump #oilfield #drilling #oildrilling #energyindependence #oil #WorkoverRig #HeavyEquipment #OilAndGas
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Many of our projects consist of completing multiple horizontal remediation wells at one location. However, in many cases, vapor intrusion projects can be quite small, with only one or two short wells completed. At this site in a Midwestern state, Ellingson-DTD crews installed one blind (single-entry) horizontal sub slab pilot SVE well. The well was started behind and down gradient of the dry cleaner. Four-inch, schedule 80 PVC well screen and casing were utilized for the well materials. The total well length is 81’ with 50’ the well screened. Drilling conditions consisted of gravels and sand. Biopolymer drilling fluid was utilized for the drilling and well installation operation and well development consisted of fresh water and enzyme flushing and jetting followed by pumping to remove residual water.
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How Deep Is An Oil Rig? An oil rig can operate in water depths ranging from 200 to 12,000 feet, with some advanced rigs capable of drilling down to depths of 30,000 to 40,000 feet below the ocean floor, depending on the type of rig and the location; the actual "depth" of the rig itself refers to the water depth it can operate in, not the depth it can drill to. Key points about oil rig depth: Deepwater rigs: Modern offshore oil rigs, like the Deepwater Horizon, can operate in waters as deep as 8,000 feet. Drilling depth vs. water depth: While the rig itself may be floating in relatively shallow water, it can drill down to much greater depths below the seabed. Different rig types: "Spar platforms" are a type of rig often used in very deep water, reaching depths of up to 11,500 feet Source - https://lnkd.in/dWejZSht #oilrig #oilfield #oil #oilandgas #drilling #offshore #oilrigs #oilandgasindustry #drillingrig #oilfieldlife #oilpatch #oilandgaslife #oilfieldstrong #riglife #rig #oilfieldtrash #glass #petroleum #headyglass #offshorelife #oilindustry #oilfieldproud #glassart #hightimes #onshore #crudeoil #glassbong #dab #petroleumengineering #engineering
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Deepwater Pressure Management: Mud Weight (MW) Essentials: Mud weight forms an integral and vital component part in controlling the drilling operating window and wellbore pressure management requirements. It contributes to both direct and indirect indicators and is a key metric of the magnitude and extent of pressure and operating conditions that exist. Mud primarily provides the hydrostatic density and pressure as a function of vertical depth to support the range of wellbore formation pressures that exist in each section to be drilled. It serves to assure that no kicks, lost circulation, or wellbore instability events result in both static and dynamic operating conditions during all drilling operating activities conducted. If mud weight objectives and rheology properties are not met in full, notably in porous and high permeability formation intervals that commonly exist in deepwater, the resultant changes can cause and effect pressure management issues to arise, resulting in lost time events as fluids and pressures are either gained or lost to/from the wellbore. Lost time events then must be dealt with through suitable well control assurance, equipment, and best practices applied. Another probable scenario in deepwater is a low permeability formation interval. ◾️Example: shales where drilling “underbalanced” can perpetually result. This is because despite people best efforts and endeavors, operating conditions shall exist where mud weight and operating pressures exerted are less than the formation pressure (particularly when a connection is made, or circulation is stopped). In this case, low permeability prevents detectable measurable warning signs or indicators to result, e.g., fluid gains detected by the drillers, mud loggers. Problems often result once the first permeable formation is drilled and encountered. In such cases, higher kick level alertness practices shall be utilized. A “Higher alertness” mud weight strategy will vary considerably in response to pressures that exist even in similar stratigraphy, where wellbore, drilling conditions, and operating environments can rapidly change. In these instances, safe assurance, the drilling operating window, and mud weight pressures must be continually monitored and controlled. ◾️Example: In critical pressure regimes, deepwater wells can require a separate mud weight for drilling and tripping a particular wellbore sections. #drilling #oilandgas #oilfield #drillingrig #oil #petroleum #oilandgasindustry #drill #oilfieldlife #offshore #engineering #oilindustry
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