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California Oil-Field Waters: Part VI. Oil-Field Waters
Joseph Jensen
AAPG Special Volumes
... water. This water dilutes the mud and, by running a bailer, the difference in consistency is noted in a rather marked way when the mud is sufficiently...
1934
Evidence on History of Sea Water from Chemistry of Deeper Subsurface Waters of Ancient Basins
Keith E. Chave
AAPG Bulletin
... and with a minimum of casing. Samples of water taken from the bottom of a cable-tool hole, with a bailer, are commonly contaminated with waters entering the well bore...
1960
The Oil Fields of Russia: Chapter 9 - "Air-Lift" System of Raising Oil
Arthur Beeby Thompson
Other Technical
... with a miniature bailer will yield only water, may give from 5000 to 10,000 poods of oil daily when fitted with air lift. (3) Reduced Working E:i;penses...
1908
Drilling and Completion Techniques
E. C. Taylor, Jr., W. A. Huffaker, J. A. Harmon, William E. Hinchliffe, J. P. Myers, Frank Perkins, Jr., Clarence Stumpf, Newt Winn, V. A. Brockman
North Texas Geological Society
... in Lane-Wells Co.’s procedure is a bailer run on the bottom of the 1/3/4 in. gamma ray detector. This allows the tracer material to be spotted close...
1957
Sedimentological and Geophysical Signatures of A Relict Tidal Inlet Complex Along A Wave-Dominated Barrier: Assateague Island, Maryland, U.S.A
Christopher T. Seminack,, Ilya V. Buynevich
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... inlet site, three sediment cores (GRA-4, GRA-5, and GRA-6; Fig. 3) were collected using an Edelman hand auger and an Eijkelkamp bailer boring system...
2013
Slide, Kelly, Slide - How the Roughneck Identity Was Shaped Through Language, Leisure and Environment
Bari A. Sadler
Petroleum History Institute
... Mexico. Other examples such as the bailer and calf wheel should also be cited. This clearly illustrates how the roughneck’s language (as a social...
2006
The Salina Basin of North-Central Kansas
John S. Barwick
AAPG Bulletin
... on the bailer. Opposed to the single evidence from this well is the fact that no fossils have as yet been found in other wells in shales below the chert. I...
1928
Rock Pressure
William B. Heroy
AAPG Bulletin
... as though only one liquid were present. The elevation of the water-oil contact is determined by making successive tries with the bailer until...
1928
Oriskany as a Source of Gas and Oil in Pennsylvania and Adjacent Areas
Charles R. Fettke
AAPG Bulletin
... the well was abandoned. Large fragments of the light greenish gray Salina shale, brought to the surface in the bailer, were much brecciated...
1938
North Cowden Field, Ector County, Texas
Sam C. Giesey , Frank F. Fulk
AAPG Bulletin
... of the formation and in this saline water is encountered. The discovery well logged one bailer of water per hour from this sand. Limestone beds...
1941
Subsurface Trenton and Sub-Trenton Rocks in Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia
Charles R. Fettke
AAPG Bulletin
... feet in Mines, acidized without results; one bailer salt water per hour at 10,092 feet in Gatesburg. Elevation: 1,306 feet above sea-level. Table End...
1948
History of the Oil and Gas Industry on the Gulf Coast
Ray Govett
GCAGS Transactions
... with a bailer designed to perform the task. If a water bearing sand was encountered, it needed to be cased off so water did not interfere with drilling...
2007
Some recent developments in waterflooding in Washington County, Okla., 1956-57
J. P. Powell
Bureau of Mines
... with approximately 50 gallons of mud acid, which was agitated by the bailer to clean the sand face thoroughly before the acid was bailed from the well...
1957
Field Trip Guidebook
Mary L. Barrett
Petroleum History Institute
... a quarter of a mile south of the river. By late July 1 922, a depth of 2 ,066 feet had been reached and the bailer was coming out of the hole. Suddenly...
2003
Architecture and Facies Distribution of Organic-Clastic Lake Fills in the Fluvio-Deltaic Rhine–Meuse System, The Netherlands
Ingwer J. Bos
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... of five cores (codes and locations indicated in Fig. 3A–B) with 10 cm diameter, drilled with a mechanical bailer-drilling device (Oele et al. 1983...
2010
Structure, Stratigraphy and Hydrocarbon Occurrences of the San Joaquin Basin, California; Frontmatter and Roadlog
Jonathan G. Kuespert, Stephen A. Reid
Pacific Section SEPM
... shows the bailer became stuck at 2,225' MD. A few good tugs on the line were all it took to start the uncontrolled flow of oil and gas which would...
1990
Protecting Ground-Water Quality Through Aquifer Classification—Examples from Cache, Ogden, and Tooele Valleys, Utah
Mike Lowe, Janae Wallace
Utah Geological Association
... of 629 mg/L did not yet have a pump and we sampled it using a bailer; because we were unable to remove enough volume of water to sufficiently purge...
1999
Natural Gas Resources of California: PART 1
Harold W. Hoots , Stanley C. Herold
AAPG Special Volumes
... of subsurface conditions is based on cable-tool drillers' logs of wells and bailer samples. A new well, however, has recently been cored continuously...
1935
Underground Gas Storage in Oil and Gas Reservoirs
J. V. Goodman
AAPG Special Volumes
... an inexpensive horseshoe magnet, with up to a 350-lb pull, inserted in a wood plug suitably shaped for running on the bottom of a bailer, to recover tons of misc...
1968
Central Basin of Appalachian Geosyncline
Robert C. Lafferty
AAPG Bulletin
... of heavy brines and the cement bailer has eliminated the greater part of this hazard. Correlation of the Clinton and upper Medina sands is rather...
1941
Developments in Southeastern States in 1945
C. W. Alexander
AAPG Bulletin
.... Bailer was run, recovering 17.8° API gravity oil and salt water. The water increased and the well was abandoned, January 6, 1932. End_Page 1032...
1946
The Oil Fields of Russia: Chapter 3 - The Origin of Petroleum in the Caucasus-Phenomena Attending its Distribution
Arthur Beeby Thompson
Other Technical
... wood had in some way been dropped into the well, and one day the bailer valve was found jammed open with a beautifully made wooden nodule, resembling...
1908
Problem of Crooked Holes
Frederic H. Lahee
AAPG Bulletin
..., after drilling had been resumed, more trouble was encountered. At this point acid bottles were run, secured in the bottom of a bailer, to depths...
1929
Oil-Field Waters of Montana Plains
James G. Crawford
AAPG Bulletin
... N., R. 25 E., a small quantity of water, estimated at one bailer an hour, was encountered in the First Cat Creek sand at a depth of 885-998 feet...
1942
Hydrogen in Australian Natural Gas: Occurrences, Sources and Resources
Christopher J. Boreham, Dianne S. Edwards, Krystian Czado, Nadege Rollet, Liuqi Wang, Simon van der Wielen, David Champion, Richard Blewett, Andrew Feitz, Paul A. Henson
Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) Journal
... in the sludge below 370 ft (112.78 m). Three gas samples were collected from the bailer at the surface from the following depths: 790 ft (240.79 m), 860 ft...
2021
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