DRILLING TECHNOLOGY IN NONTECHNICAL LANGUAGE
| Author(s) | Steve Devereux |
| Publisher | PennWell |
| Date | 2012 |
| Pages | 382 |
| Format | |
| Size | 39 Mb |
| D O W N L O A D | |
This is the second edition of this publication by Steve Devereux. The author has significantly updated and actually completely rewritten the whole content of the volume presenting the overview of the drilling technology and operations performed both offshore and onshore.
He is taking the readers though the entire process of drilling a well starting from a very basic geology through managing very complicated drilling operations. This updated release of the book is covering key management matters, for instance safety of the drilling, environmental impact, costs incurred and regulations to be complied with.
There is a new chapter offering valuable advice to the people who only consider working in the drilling industry. The book is really ideal for anyone with the interest in drilling, students, non-engineer specialists and industry veterans. The author has paid particular attention to the new technologies, i.e. drilling technologies introduced in the period since the release of the original edition of the publication.
As the title implies, the content of the book is expected to be easily understood even by the people with little to no technical knowledge, skills and experience. A truly indispensable training source suitable for everyone, from newcomer to expert.
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