Borrowed tool offers down-hole solutionOperators adapt hardrock mining technology to perfect grind-and-inject disposal of drilling waste and reduce industry footprint Rose Ragsdale For Petroleum News
When oil and gas explorers converged on the North Slope in the 1950s and 1960s, they brought industry practices from the Lower 48. These customs included constructing berm-enclosed pits beside new wells for disposal of discarded rock, mud and other solids that came out of the ground during the drill....
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