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Brought a place with a 4 inch casing drill well What if the water depth is 6 feet you are pumping water about 18 feet you ran a 1 ich water line 220 feet most flat land What if the well pumps and will?
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∙ 16y ago
Let me get this clear - you have a well that you have run a 1" line 220' onto your property - are you asking if this will work?
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What is the meaning of 'cased hole logging'?
When we drill water wells of depths of say 100 feet to greater, we set metal or fiberglass ( casing) in the hole at a depth of maybe 50 to 1200 feet,then cement a plug within and outside the casing in case the well comes alive and artisans,we then drill through the cement and down to our desired depth,at several times during these depths,we have a (logger),who uses various instruments that he lowers into the well to analize potential problems(cracks in casing,fissures in the formation,something in the well that should not be there,the depth in which we are to reach,etc).
What is the meaning of 'cased-hole logging?
When we drill water wells of depths of say 100 feet to greater, we set metal or fiberglass ( casing) in the hole at a depth of maybe 50 to 1200 feet,then cement a plug within and outside the casing in case the well comes alive and artisans,we then drill through the cement and down to our desired depth,at several times during these depths,we have a (logger),who uses various instruments that he lowers into the well to analize potential problems(cracks in casing,fissures in the formation,something in the well that should not be there,the depth in which we are to reach,etc).
What is the meaning of 'cased-hole logging'?
When we drill water wells of depths of say 100 feet to greater, we set metal or fiberglass ( casing) in the hole at a depth of maybe 50 to 1200 feet,then cement a plug within and outside the casing in case the well comes alive and artisans,we then drill through the cement and down to our desired depth,at several times during these depths,we have a (logger),who uses various instruments that he lowers into the well to analize potential problems(cracks in casing,fissures in the formation,something in the well that should not be there,the depth in which we are to reach,etc).
Where is the motor on a pillar drill?
The motor on a pillar drill is usually under the back of the belt casing.
What does spudding an oil well mean?
Spudding an oil well refers to the beginning stage of drilling a well. A drill creates a hole in the surface, and then casing and cement are placed inside to keep the groundwater safe. After that hole is done, the primary drill bit is used to dig further the entire depth.
What is 4 inch drill pipe torque up to?
A 4 inch drill pipe torque is used for fishing in small casing.
Does it cost the same to drill a water well deeper or drill a new one?
Its usually about 100 dollars a foot to drill a well deeper. Drilling a new well usually wont solve your problem unless you have alot of acreage, because your giong to be drilling into the save aquifer and the water will be at the same depth. Plus you will have to run lines from the new well, pressure tank, casing, etc...
What is drill pipe drifting?
Mandrel for drifting the casing or drill pipe is forged with high-strength alloy steel, strict heat treatment process.
What Simple action to be taken to improve ventilation through a monitor?
Drill holes in the casing to allow air in.
What is tubing and casing in well engineering and how are they related in the field?
I will expand on your question a bit, and explain casing, liner, tubing and drill pipe and include some information on the Macondo well. Casing and tubing are tubular goods. Casing is the most outer layer and acts to prevent fluids from coming into the well bore. The casing is cemented in place and the well is sealed. Once the well is cased, a tool called a perforating gun is run into the hole, and holes are maded at selected intervals so the oil or gas can be produced. A well may contain intervals that contain water, so it is important to seal the well using production casing and cement and then select the interval containing oil. A production liner is similar to casing, as it is used as a barrier. The top of a liner is hung from the last caing or liner that is run into the hole. Production tubing or the production string is used to produce the well. See related links. It is placed inside of the casing. There are rubber seals called packers that block fluids from flowing outside of the tubing. Finally, drill pipe is used to drill the well. Tests of productive intervals may be conducted using the drill string, but it is not used as production tubing. Since you asked this question under the BP Oil Spill category, the Macondo well had production casing and at the time of the accident drill pipe had been run to a depth of 8367'. The well was considered by BP engineers to have a good seal because they had pump cement to hold the casing and everything went ok. When they began to replace the drilling fluids with sea water, hydrocarbons began to flow. Evidence presented by BP now indicates that a contributing factor to the blow out was weak cement. See related links.
What is Longest oil drill?
The Kola Borehole drilled in Russia to a depth of 40,230ft.
What is the function of the gas inlet and gas spud in the Bunsen burner?
In the gas industry, the process of beginning to drill a well. Initially a larger drill bit is used to drill a surface hole, which is lined with casing and cement to protect groundwater. After the surface hole is completed, the main drill bit is inserted and the well is drilled to the total depth.
