The Deepwater blown out well has deeper problems and they are getting worse each day we delay!

By Dwight Baker

http://blogs.bnet.com/harvard/?p=7202&tag=nl.e713

June 18, 2010

Dbaker007@stx.rr.com



While many in media have been spinning yarns and tales of who how what and if so went on then what who how and who would do this and that --- the well has increased in pressure and the amount of the flow of fluids.



Why, the rock in the zone drilled into is suspected to be the Wilcox
found in an anticline dome and it is porous and permeable, the indicator for
that is the gas kicks that come along while drilling was pumped into the
formation and took the path of least resistance and fractured or split the
zone. That while drilling is called loss of circulation.



BP knew that was a problem but in some idiotic way avoided to remedy the
problems that could come along and did violate good oil and gas principles
and methods sent along to them by contractors before the blow out occurred.



Now that is in the past and nothing we can do to remedy all those
mistakes except for one----Plug the well now.



BP has passed up till now on using my TAME NATURE overshot plan and for them
my suspicions have been all along they are scared to death of the well and
after reading drilling reports I know now for good reason.

The Deep Water Horizon burned for about 36 hours; during that time vast
quantities of oil and gas came rushing to the surface with little to no
resistance. The suspected and reported bottom hole pressures have ranged
from 13,000 PSI up to around 19,000 PSI. I believe that about plus 20,000
PSI is more the case.



The TAME NATURE overshot plan calls out for a hard hit above from a drill
ship to send down in a blast enough loss circulation material and heavy
weight drilling mud with a SUDDEN over powering punch to send the flowing
oil and gas back to the bottom. That can be done and safely using oil field
proven ways to do. And those items and methods are included in the plan.



Now what to do? We can piddle around and do nothing except to continue to
believe BP lies or we can get their picked best BP engineers to met with us
and tell us the WHY'S the TAME NATURE overshot plan will not work.



I know that the pressure seen coming out of the BOP now is nowhere near
13,000 TO 20,000 PSI, so then why not? The well continues to clean up---
the fractures continue to spit back the drilling mud and maybe some cement.
Now when the zones in the well totally clean up--- BP and We the People are
going to have hell to pay.



TAME NATURE overshot plan the only cure for the BP BLOWN OUT WELL.

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This seems to me to be a very plausible explanation. I might add that the well is likely spitting up sand from the formation, in addition to drilling mud and cement.

No reasonable explanation as to why they will not listen to your proposal. Maybe same reason they did not listen to mine, except to say they had already thought about that or something else similar to my idea.
This situation will only worsen over time. The possible scenarios are frightening to say the least. BP should be required to release all daily drilling reports mud logs, and all electric logs. Make this info available to the public now.

If a substantial amount of formation materials is being entrained in flow I believe the casing might fail due to abrasion. I have seen flow pipes fail from internal abrasion when flowing back frac sand after fraccing.

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