The image shows a casual clip of an oil well showing the details of its construction from surface to depth. Here is a simplified explanation of its parts:
1. Surface Rig:
The outer structure used for well drilling and to control extraction operations.
2. Drill Pipe:
A tube that extends from the surface to the depths to transport drilling tools and liquids.
3. The geological layers:
The rocks and soil being breached to get to the oil tank appears.
4. Casing tube:
Steel pipe lined with well wall to provide protection and prevent collapse.
5. Ocean Cement :
A substance that secures the lining pipe in place and prevents oil or gas leakage.
6. Oil Reservoir (Oil Reservoir):
Underground area that contains crude oil or natural gas.
7. Drilling Mud:
Used during drilling to cool the drill head, remove rock crumbs, and fix the wall.
These components work together to ensure safe access to oil and efficient extraction.
Rig work Life
The image shows a casual clip of an oil well showing the details of its construction from surface to depth. Here is a simplified explanation of its parts:
1. Surface Rig:
The outer structure used for well drilling and to control extraction operations.
2. Drill Pipe:
A tube that extends from the surface to the depths to transport drilling tools and liquids.
3. The geological layers:
The rocks and soil being breached to get to the oil tank appears.
4. Casing tube:
Steel pipe lined with well wall to provide protection and prevent collapse.
5. Ocean Cement :
A substance that secures the lining pipe in place and prevents oil or gas leakage.
6. Oil Reservoir (Oil Reservoir):
Underground area that contains crude oil or natural gas.
7. Drilling Mud:
Used during drilling to cool the drill head, remove rock crumbs, and fix the wall.
These components work together to ensure safe access to oil and efficient extraction.
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