Riser Through

November 26, 2009

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Wy can not properly BP cut the riser, a collar around the pipe with a valve on that?

Clearly, there is much that I do not know here, like how much pressure is exerted through training, etc., but it seems plausable. You can also cut clean, insert a tube smaller diameter with a record of inflateable packer. Get into the envelope below the seabed in the competent rock and inflated. Draw in the oil small tube to the surface. I know there are smaller versions of these files exist because I used them in the environment and drilling to inject chemicals at specific intervals in the basement. Is not it work here?

One problem is the unknown condition of the well casing near the ocean ground. If this section of the housing is low to seal the top causes a pressure buildup that can cause the well casing to fail and then you have have a knock on the basement. If this happens you will not have access to where the leak is new and the oil seep through the floor of the sea I suppose that the current balance of payments is partially closed, which would prevent the creeping of another tube down into the well and try a Another crown dieback. I think one reason for the failed attempt to kill top was that they were pumping the mud back through the riser collapsed. There may have been causing concerns of air outlet and basement. Get another riser deeper into the wells give a high kill a better chance. The current plan to install a trap others with a seal is a quality approach, nearby, because it limits the pressure back on the top of the well casing. Using a joint, it is hoped that the oil can be drawn from head, without letting the sea water in the pipe. Preventing water from entering the riser further prevent the formation of the ICE. If you Remember, the formation of ice was the issue that caused the "Box" / collection funnel to failure. EDIT inflating a bladder at such a depth would not be difficult. You do not have to use air to inflate with. Instead, you can hydraulically inflate the bladder using a liquid. The weight of the liquid moving down a pipe 5000 feet would be more pressure against the ocean at that depth. You will then pressure less inflation applied to the surface to expand the bladder. Regarding the trap seal, if we can gather a majority of the oil that would be great. Then you can collect the oil until the relief is well drilled. Once the relief is in operation and the pressure take off the top of the casing you can then use this as a trap sealed pumping means in the mud and concrete in the upper well casing. Then seal the bottom of the well casing using the relief well and finally seal the relief well