Author: GOSCO Energy
Oil Spill from Wellhead Leaking
Leakage: There is clear evidence of fluid discharge oil spill from a connection point — possibly from:-The wellhead itself,-A valve or flange connection.-The leak is pressurized — indicating it could be from a high-pressure line or seal failure.-The escaping fluid appears to be accumulating near the base but doesn’t seem to be flowing offsite visibly […]
Understanding H2S in Drilling Operations
Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S) is a highly toxic and flammable gas commonly encountered in oil and gas drilling—especially in sour fields like those in parts of Iraq and Kurdistan.Colorless but has a rotten egg smell at low concentrations.Heavier than air, so it tends to accumulate in low-lying areas.Exposure at even low ppm levels is hazardous; concentrations […]
Function Test On a 9 5/8 Inch PDM
(Positive Displacement Motor) drill bit assembly, the objective is to ensure that all downhole components — especially the PDM and bit — are functioning properly before drilling resumes. Here’s a breakdown of why the function test is important and how it’s performed: Perform a Function Test on a 9 5/8 inch PDM Drill Bit Function […]
Fracking Operation (Hydraulic Fracturing)
Hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as fracking, is a well stimulation technique used to extract oil and natural gas from deep underground formations, particularly from tight formations like shale, sandstone, and coal beds. The process involves injecting high-pressure fluid into the rock to create fractures, allowing hydrocarbons to flow more freely to the wellbore. Key Steps […]
Drilling Operations
Kick in Oil Well H2S Gas and Mixture of OIl
A kick in oil and gas drilling is an unwanted influx of formation fluids (oil, gas, water, or a mixture) into the wellbore due to a pressure imbalance. When H₂S gas (hydrogen sulfide) and oil are part of this influx, it presents serious safety, environmental, and technical challenges. Here’s a detailed discussion: A kick occurs […]
Drilling Oilfield
Drilling Oilfield typically refers to the process of drilling wells to extract oil and gas from underground reservoirs in an oilfield. Here’s a concise overview of how oilfield drilling works
36 Inch Tricone Drill Bit
Is among the largest rotary drilling tools used in the petroleum industry. These massive bits are essential for drilling the uppermost sections of oil and gas wells, particularly during the spudding phase, where large-diameter holes are required to set conductor casings and establish well foundations. Key Features of a 36-Inch Tricone Drill BitDesign: Comprises three […]
Wireline Tractor
In wireline logging operations, a tractor is a specialized conveyance tool used to push or pull logging tools in deviated or horizontal wells, where gravity alone cannot move the toolstring through the wellbore. Traditional wireline relies on gravity to lower tools into the well, but in highly deviated, horizontal, or extended-reach wells, this becomes ineffective. […]
