Bell hole:
A bell-shaped hole dug beneath a pipeline to provide room for use of tools.Terms Related to Bell hole
Bell nipple
A short length of pipe (a nipple) installed on top of the blowout preventer. The top end of the nipple is flared, or belled, to ...
Fill-up line
The smaller of the side fittings on a bell nipple, used to fill the hole when drill pipe is being removed from the well.
Pilot hole
In pipeline construction, the hole drilled as the first step of a directionally drilled river crossing. It establishes a pathway for the pipeline.
Rathole
1. A hole in the rig floor, 30 to 35 feet (9 to 11 meters) deep, which is lined with casing that projects above the ...
Shear ram
The component in a blowout preventer that cuts, or shears, through drill pipe and forms a seal against well pressure. Shear rams are used in ...
Slim-hole drilling
Drilling in which the size of the hole is smaller than the conventional hole diameter for a given depth. This decrease in hole size enables ...
Straight hole
An essentially straight hole with less than 5o total deviation from surface to bottom hole and dogleg severity less than 3o/100 ft.
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