Showing posts with label China 3d Oil Dig Models. Show all posts
Showing posts with label China 3d Oil Dig Models. Show all posts

Friday, December 18, 2015

Something about drilling platform Collide

You may do not know that models are base on the real building or base on the design paper. And today I will tell you some information about the prototype of Drilling platform industrial models.

A Vietnamese fishing boat has sunk after it collided with a Chinese vessel near a controversial oil rig in the South China Sea, amid tensions between the two nations.
China moved its Haiyang Shiyou 981 oil rig into South China Sea waters west of the disputed Paracel Islands in early May.

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Government ships from China and Vietnam then clashed there on several occasions, bumping and exchanging water cannon fire as Vietnam sought to block Chinese drilling operations.

The introduction of the rig came amid broader tensions between Beijing and South East Asian nations over the South China Sea.

China's maritime territorial claims overlap those of several of its neighbors and in recent years it has sought to assert these claims in a more muscular fashion.

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Thursday, December 10, 2015

Something About America's Biggest Gas Field

Today I'll introduce you something about the archetype of the Drilling Platform Industrial Models.
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The drilling rigs are gone from the hills surrounding this Pennsylvania town of 30,000. The hotels and bars are quieter too, no longer packed with the workers who flocked in their thousands to America's newest and biggest gas field.

The drilling boom of the past seven years is over, even though thousands of existing wells in the Marcellus region still produce a fifth of U.S. natural gas supply.
The Energy Information Administration now forecasts overall U.S. gas output to hit a record in 2016 for the sixth year in a row. A drop in Marcellus production could snap that streak and help prop up prices that have fallen by two thirds since 2010.

U.S. natural gas production has risen 30 percent since 2008 when the development of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, and horizontal drilling unlocked vast shale gas reserves, swamping the market with new supply and causing a collapse in prices.

To be sure, the impact of the slump in drilling permits could be mitigated by other factors. New pipelines coming online in 2016 will allow hundreds of wells already drilled to be hooked up to the grid. A harsh winter could also boost heating demand for natural gas.

Several gas producers, including Chesapeake Energy and Cabot Oil and Gas, have announced production cuts in the region.

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