Engineering drilling rig construction leaks

What happens if a corroded pipe leaks at an offshore oil rig?

At an offshore oil and gas rig, a corroded pipe likely leaked, causing gas to bubble to the surface and ignite. The initial leak is cause for concern, and the failure of underwater pipeline systems in offshore locations has been a topic of discussion among engineers for decades.

Did a drilling contractor accidentally perforate the East River?

“A drilling contractor, who was performing investigative work related to the design of the upcoming U.N. Esplanade Project - this is something that will ultimately continue the East River waterfront - was doing work in the East River, and accidentally perforated a small amount in the outside edge of the Queens-Midtown Tunnel,” said Kraus.

What is rig inspections?

Our Rig Inspections (RI) team delivers a wide variety of rig inspection services, with a global team of inspectors who have extensive industry experience and in-depth knowledge across all types of rigs, both onshore and offshore oil rigs.

What causes a drilling rig to collapse?

Collapse due to operation: 1) Collapse due to excessively fast drilling speed; 2) Collapse due to excessively fast drilling speed; 3) Collapse due to excessively high drilling speed; 4) Collapse due to mud disturbance; 5) Collapse due to drilling out of control;

Why are oil rig inspections important?

As the oil and gas industry continues to face evolving demands, oil rig inspections have become increasingly vital for ensuring safety, operational efficiency, and compliance. Key challenges include:

Who is ABL rig inspection assurance?

ABL is a world-leading provider of Rig Inspection Assurance services relied upon by oil majors, national oil companies and independent oil & gas companies, as well as Technical Due Diligence and Expert Opinion to financial institutions and law firms.