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Xprt Product Applications In USA
11,150 applications found
Hydraulic fracturing ("fracking") as a method to stimulate shallow, hard rock oil wells began in the 1860s. It was used in Pennsylvania, New York, Kentucky, and West Virginia. Initial efforts used explosive nitroglycerin in oil, water, and gas wells. Nonexplosive acid for well stimulation was introduced in the 1930s. Acid etching prevented fractures from closing completely, enhancing recovery. The same phenomenon was later discovered with water ...
ByWesTech Engineering, LLC based in  Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA)
VideoRay Pro 4 ROVs were used extensively as part of the Costa Concordia wreck removal project, which began in May 2012. The groundbreaking operation relied on 7 VideoRay Pro 4 ROV systems to provide eyes underwater in the extremely challenging and dangerous environment around the wreckage site. The ROVs – and their tireless operators – have worked around the clock for two years monitoring divers, penetrating the wreck, and conducting site surveys. Since the operation began in 2012, VideoRay ROVs ...
ByVideoRay LLC based in  Pottstown, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Oil sands or, more technically, bituminous sands, are a type of unconventional petroleum deposit. Oil sands represent a vast wealth of energy reserves for the world rivaling traditional sources in quality, availability and the ability to meet the world's needs for many years into the future. The technologies for extraction of this resource are increasingly efficient, and WesTech has worked with several companies on the leading edge of these efforts and is a ready partner for new projects and plant ...
ByWesTech Engineering, LLC based in  Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA)
No matter if it’s during exploration or processing, the safe operation of oil and gas equipment depends on reliable, high-performance heating and cooling equipment. Our heat exchangers are up to the task. The biggest names in the industry depend on API Schmidt-Bretten products to perform in any and all ...
ByAPI Schmidt-Bretten GmbH & Co. KG based in  Bretten, GERMANY
Drill Cool Systems is an integral member of the well design team. We share our extensive experience earned while operating on High Pressure High Temperature (HPHT) wells all over the ...
ByDrill Cool Systems, Inc. based in  Bakersfield, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Geothermal energy began in the United States in the early 1800’s. By the late 1920's electrical power was produced by John D. Grant at the Geysers. Fifty years later, during the oil crisis of 1979, Kern Steel Fabrication invented the Geo-Cooler to support the geothermal industry’s efforts to perform closed-loop drilling, which reduced the environmental impact of drilling. Well temperature control was needed to dissipate heat from the drilling fluid, otherwise it would accumulate heat and turn to ...
ByDrill Cool Systems, Inc. based in  Bakersfield, CALIFORNIA (USA)
The environmental benefits of geothermal installations include the use of an existing, fully sustainable resource—natural heat within the earth. A geoloop system, installed beneath the ground, is required to move the heat to and from a structure. Traditional drilling methods that require long drilling times can offset the environmental advantages of geothermal systems. The speed and efficiency of TSi Sonic Drill Rigs reduce the environmental impact of geothermal installations by using far less fuel and ...
ByTerra Sonic International, LLC based in  Marietta, OHIO (USA)
Karst structures: Solution processes are a common phenomenon in limestones and dolomites which can lead to karstification causing in many cases cavities. They can be air-filled or filled with fine-grained material, which decrease the soil stiffness and thus the load capacity. Exploratory drillings, which are generally used for soil investigations, provide only local information about the subsoil conditions and are not suitable to detect small-scaled structures in a geologically heterogeneous environment. ...
ByGeotomographie GmbH based in  Neuwied, GERMANY
Located miles off the coastline, offshore platforms are huge steel structures equipped with the resources to drill wells and extract oil and natural gas from the ocean floor. Offshore platforms may be floating or fixed, and they contain facilities to store and process oil and gas, as well as pipeline systems that connect the wells to these storage and processing components. Offshore platforms are continuously threatened by corrosive forces. The rate of corrosion in marine environments can be accelerated by ...
ByMobiltex Data Ltd. based in  Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Trimax can help your operation meet the challenges of new technology implementation, process efficiency, and cost-reducing automation. Our team has certifications and training to upgrade mission-critical processes in hazardous conditions We understand the need for minimized downtime, redundant systems, and exacting safety and quality control ...
ByTrimax Systems Inc (TSI) based in  Brea, CALIFORNIA (USA)








