As simple as the media portrays the oil and gas industry sometimes, in reality, it is quite a sophisticated and elaborate process. With the many stages involved at a macro level, including drilling, production, and refining, the oil and gas process can be broken down to many more micro levels as well.
Keep reading to discover everything you need to know about the upstream oil and gas separation process.
Having trouble understanding the complicated jargon of the oil and gas industry? Using common knowledge of the world around us can help simplify the problem.
Upstream, midstream, and downstream are essential terms to know but are often misunderstood. Reading below will clarify the confusion.
The petroleum industry and the oil and gas industry are undergoing a significant shift, with this being driven by a few trends. While much of this has been through the increased implementation of technology, there have been several other factors at play.
From sustainability efforts to legal challenges focused on certain practices, companies in these industries have had their hands full trying to deal with many things coming down upon them all at once - but they seem poised for success no matter what continues happening in our world today!
Let's explore 10 of these trends that are transforming the outlook of the oil and gas industry for 2021 and beyond.
The First Down Oil Services hydro-firing tool is patent pending and has a PE stamp from Practical Engineering Solutions. This hydro-firing head is a 2-in-1 solution that allows you to pump a full column of cement immediately after the bridge plug is confirmed set.
Lithium batteries are recently becoming more pertinent in today's industries and engineering, which will ultimately impact the oil and gas industry.
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As every engineer in the field knows, when it comes to standards, API is our go-to when focusing on oil and gas industry operations and procedures - and API 11D1 is no exception.
Let's dive into the details of API 11D1 specification and its involvement in packer design, verification and validation.
