The Maximum-Allowable Well Depth While Drilling of Extended-Reach Wells Targeting to Offshore Depleted Reservoirs

حفاری افقی با طول زیاد( Extended Reach Drilling)

Evaluation of the Maximum Allowable Cost Program

This article summarizes an evaluation of the Maximum Allowable Cost (MAC)-Estimated Acquisition Cost (EAC) program, the Federal Government's cost-containment program for prescription drugs. The MAC-EAC regulations which became effective on August 26, 1976, have four major components: (1) Maximum Allowable Cost reimbursement limits for selected multisource or generically available drugs; (2) Est...

The So-called "maximum Allowable Biological Concentrations"

The maximum allowable biological concentration of a toxic substance is the highest concentration which can be found in a biological medium without damage to health. The biological materials rna y be examined for: (a) the toxic substance itself; (b) a product of the metabolism of the toxic substance in the body; (c) a substance derived from the physiopathological activity of the toxic substance;...

Thermal Response Test While Drilling

Knowledge of the ground thermal conductivity is of importance when designing borehole heat exchanger (BHE) systems. As thermal conductivity for any specific rock type varies due to its mineral content, porosity, pore fluid and anisotropy, it is preferable determined in-situ. Choudhary (1976) suggested a method for determining the thermal conductivity which analysed the heat transfer during the ...

Psychosocial burden among offshore drilling platform employees.

Conditions of work on offshore drilling platforms are particularly hard due to extreme environmental situations created both by nature and technological processes. Oil drilling workers employed on the open sea are potentially exposed to permanently high stress. Apart from the obvious objective factors affecting drilling platform employees, a great role in the general work-related stress level i...