Deep borehole drilling

On the casing!

The sausage casing Hemingways?

Borehole equipment 16 16 5 000 80 000

The casing was also slightly slimmer.

an outer casing formed from a steel tube

For safety purposes, remove the plastic casing before use.

It has a streamlined casing capable of withstanding supersonic flight speeds.

The other day a casing line snapped and caught the foreman.

A conference with a lot of big, sausage casing men from Australia.

I'll have the boys phone, we'll give this room a good casing.

The borehole and handpump programme is in place and operation and maintenance is working well.

Normally, it should cost about 150 to drill one meter of well with casing.

Baker International was formed by Reuben C. Baker, who developed a Casing shoe, that revolutionized cable tool drilling.

The UK air delivered cluster bomb, the RBL755, contains 147 bomblets ejected from the casing by hot gasbags.

A damaged missile that has landed and not functioned may have suffered a rupture of the outer casing.

A deep borehole with a hand pump can typically service about 300 people, with a monthly cost per household of about 2.25.

In late 1991, when we had our wells drilled, we actually paid 980 per metre of drilling with casing.

(c) Increased sensitivity of mines owing to deterioration of the casing from exposure and interaction with the surrounding soil

It has the same keyboard spring mechanism as the Nokia N97 mini, but has like the N8 an anodized aluminium casing.

The inner receptacle of a composite IBC may be tested without the outer casing, provided the test results are not affected.

I had else been perfect, whole as the marble, founded as the rock, as broad and general as the casing air

When I was sinking a borehole for my village, I spent an equivalent of US 3,500, that included drilling, a hand pump, transportation and all.

The fourth borehole drilling survey was launched by means of a contract signed in November 2004 in the framework of an open invitation for international tenders.

The people of Brno had a modern astronomical clock built here in 2010 from black granite in the shape of a shell casing.

In 2000, the cartridges with nickel plated casing were presented at the international weapon exhibition IWA in Nuremberg, Germany, followed by an export contract.

A logo for the series was released on 27 February bearing some similarities to the original font seen on the casing of K 9.

The low tech bit is that it's literally a pig's heart valve mounted in the high tech bit, which is a memory metal casing.

Provision is made for water supplied through pipes or by borehole to 50 premises at a monthly cost of 17,600 ( 105,600) and electricity charges estimated at 64,400 per month ( 386,400).

The most important activity undertaken during the reference period is the fourth borehole drilling survey in the Strait of Gibraltar, aimed at clarifying the geological uncertainties encountered in the central third of the layout.

For hours and kilometres on end, members of the community walk to the nearest borehole, then descend 30 meters into a cave like well to fetch water for their cattle before the break of dawn.

How to make the iPod will depend on the prices that firms have to pay for the chip and the casing and all the other things that go into the iPod.

A metal bore hole casing protects the oil from contamination with sand residues and the oil is forced up the bore by the pressure of gases trapped in the pocket of the deposit.

Type Approval Authority will normally practice worse casing , i.e. they will establish a variant or version specification from the type specification (which may be a hypothetical variant or version) that, when tested, represents the type to be approved under worst conditions.