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Technology Assessment & Research (TA&R) Program
 
Project Number 150
Date of Summary December 31, 1991
Subject Floating Vessel Blowout Control
Performing Activity Neal Adams Firefighters, Inc.
Principal Investigator Mr. Neal Adams
Contracting Agency Minerals Management Service
Estimated Completion Complete
Description This was a Joint Industry Project (JIP) with 15 participants. The objective was to evaluate the technology, equipment, and procedures used by the offshore oil industry to regain control of blowing wells. Traditional procedures, which are an outgrowth of those used for onshore operations, need to be updated as the industry migrates into deep water operations. This project addressed problems and operational requirements of a deepwater blowout.
Progress Complete
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AA (476 pages) File in Adobe's Portable Document Format (PDF) . Joint Industry Program for Evaluating Vessel Blowout Control - Final Report, DEA-63, Neal Adams Firefighters, Inc., Houston, Texas, December 1991.

 

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