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What do oil driller do every day?
An drilling engineer may have many responsibilities. His work day may vary depending on the well or wells that need to be drilled. Generally, drilling engineers work in teams, with other engineers involved in the planning and the actual drilling of wells. No matter how much planning goes into drilling a well, every well is unique and has new challenges. So a drilling engineer is always learning how to drill a well better and safely. So, what activity can I say a drilling engineer does every day, is to communicate with others, to learn from past experiences and be prepared always for unexpected events.
What is the difference between drilling and boring a hole?
Drilling is the purpose for drill in the metal /earth in depth in different shape is called drilling and boring is the size of the hole large/clean the surface is called boring.
How do oil rigs function?
There are basically 2 types of rigs. 1) Drilling Rig The function of this rig is drilling a well down to the production zone then installs a casing in it. There are various types for offshore drilling and there are types for onshore drilling. 2) Production Platform (Offshore) The function of this rig is for producing oil. It consists of not only a single well like on an onshore pad, but I have seen platforms with 20 to 50 wells. They are not drilled straight down like most onshore wells, but they are deviated and get drilled in and arc, away from the platform and ends up being somewhat horizontal. Wells can be anything from 1000+ and up to a few thousand feet deep. A work-over rig on the platform uses equipment to perforate the casing at the desired production zone and a screen is installed to minimize sand flowing into the well. Pumps are installed into wells to produce the oil. Depending on how far the platform is located from land, a pipe line can tranport the oil to land or in most cases where platforms are to far offshore, the surrounding platforms pump the oil to a FPSO which is basically a huge oil tanker that transfers oil to oil tanker ships. Onshore operations are different. A well is drilled and a wellhead is installed. Piping from the wellhead leads to a manifold which is connected to the surrounding wells. From there oil gets pumped to gathering stations then to refineries.
Suppose an external variable is defined outside of function A and accessed within the function Does it matter whether the external variable is defined before or after the function. Explain?
No the two work together REALLY
What is the function of a machine vice?
To hold the work piece or job when the opreation is carry on job.
What is the function of electrical drill?
Same purpose as a screwdriver except it can perform drilling tasks faster and more efficiently and where repetitious work is involved. Also it has more power to turn larger screw or drill holes that can not be done by manual drilling.
Where did the phrase hammer Tongs come from?
This is allegorical imagery from blacksmithing. Ordinarily, a blacksmith would hold work on his anvil with his tongs and strike it with his hammer. The imagery implies he would work with such furious intensity he would strike his work with both hammer and tongs Of course, without being held, the work wouldn't stay still, and would fly off the anvil The implication is that sometimes, employing more effort will not generate more result
How do you take a cactus filled with spikes all over out of a pot?
Tongs might work. Or gloves.
What type of scientist would work in a oil drilling company?
engineer
What type of bit should be used for drilling into metal?
The best types of bits that should be used in drilling metal is either titanium or cobalt. Both of these bits work well when drilling through metals such as stainless steel and cast iron.
What are some uses for laser drilling?
Laser drills may be utilized for a wide variety of applications. Most commonly though, they are used for fine and detailed work such as dental drilling.
What do oil driller do every day?
An drilling engineer may have many responsibilities. His work day may vary depending on the well or wells that need to be drilled. Generally, drilling engineers work in teams, with other engineers involved in the planning and the actual drilling of wells. No matter how much planning goes into drilling a well, every well is unique and has new challenges. So a drilling engineer is always learning how to drill a well better and safely. So, what activity can I say a drilling engineer does every day, is to communicate with others, to learn from past experiences and be prepared always for unexpected events.
What is reason for center drilling a work piece in a lathe?
It guides your drill so that it doesn't drill off center. Drilling into a flat surface with a standard drill is not going to work or in the rare occasion it does will atleast give u a headache trying.
What does a drilling contractor do?
ResponsibilitiesI am a drilling contractor and am working on this field for many years .I am owning a Sydney based drilling and boring company named AV Drilling . So i can explain you from my own experience. It is the responsibility of the Drilling Contractor to drill the well to the correct program specifications and to provide a well bore that is 'fit for purpose', subject to the terms of the contract. The Drilling Contractor shall not compromise safety or well integrity in order to reach the drilling objectives. A drilling Contractor develops, plans, costs and supervises the operations necessary for drilling oil and gas wells. They are involved from the initial well design to testing, completion and abandonment.Drilling Contractor work with other professionals, such as geologists and scientists.
What is work function?
work function is nothing bt it is a big headec..............
What are the work of mudman on rig?
keeping drilling fluids at the right versolity, and keeping your workers working
How does Drilling work?
In offshore drilling, rigs mine oil from under the ocean floor. The oil is then carried to the surface via large pipes, so that it can be shipped away and refined into petroleum products.
