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Informationen zum Autor Robert Grace is currently CEO and President of GSM, Inc., a successful consulting firm in the USA he founded in 1976. Robert has more than 40 years of onshite experience in the oil fields of the world. For the past 35 years, he has served primarily as a consultant in blowouts, fires, well control, deep drilling, and completion operations. As a well control expert, he has specialized in handling and supervising some of the most complex blowouts the industry has known, including the largest blowout in Texas history. He was also an advisor to the Kuwait Oil Company following the 1991 Gulf War. He has authored numerous conference papers and books, and he earned BS and MS degrees in petroleum engineering from the University of Oklahoma. Robert is also a registered professional engineer. Klappentext Engineers, executives, managers, and laypersons alike are sure to find this classic text to be a valuable, entertaining, and informative guide. Written in easy-to-understand nontechnical language, it presents a practical study of the operations involved in searching for, drilling for, and producing oil. Zusammenfassung A guide to the oil industry. It is suitable for anyone involved in or curious about the oil industry. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. World Oil 2. Where Does Oil Come from? 3. How Do We Get It? Drilling for Oil 4. To Market! Production and Reservoir Engineering Appendix A. Abbreviations Used in Oil Reports B. Stratigraphic Terminology Subdivision of Geological Eras Oil and Gas Provinces of Lower 48 States Oil and Gas Provinces Outside Lower 48 States C. Sample Leases and Deeds D. Energy Equivalents An Oil Dictionary
List of contents
1. World Oil
2. Where Does Oil Come from?
3. How Do We Get It? Drilling for Oil
4. To Market! Production and Reservoir Engineering
Appendix
A. Abbreviations Used in Oil Reports
B. Stratigraphic Terminology
Subdivision of Geological Eras
Oil and Gas Provinces of Lower 48 States
Oil and Gas Provinces Outside Lower 48 States
C. Sample Leases and Deeds
D. Energy Equivalents
An Oil Dictionary
