Articles Tagged with ''well drilling''

An exploration core driller’s success depends on the productivity and performance of their drilling equipment.

Welcome to January. It’s the New Year — a time of renewal and fresh starts.

"I think what’s happening . . is that there’s an effort being made to make [fracking chemicals] as less toxic as possible,” Michael Thurman says.

Ronald Peterson has worked for Baroid IDP since 1977.

Necessity is the mother of invention.” This popular maxim has proven true in the drilling industry year after year.

In a recent discussion about his purchase of a Dando Drilling sonic rig, Enviroprobe Service Inc. CEO Tim Gallagher said, “Everyone knew that, at some point, sonic head technology would become important to the environmental and geotechnical drilling sectors.”

In the U.S., the typical method of measuring groundwater levels takes a fair amount of manpower.

Well drilling has been my life. We don’t usually think of it as exciting. However, we do run into some jobs that are unusual and memorable.

I hope by now everyone has heard about the use of horizontal drilling in the oil and gas industry.

In my last column I wrote that, on occasion, painted steel bladder tanks will rust from the outside in.