An uncontrolled flow of gas, oil, or other well fluids into the atmosphere is called a __________.
• Differences between normal well flow and emergency conditions • How drilling crews describe a sudden, uncontrolled release of well fluids • What a kick is and what can happen if it is not controlled
• Which term is commonly associated with a serious drilling emergency that can endanger the rig and crew? • Which option describes a situation where control of the well has already been lost, not just starting to be lost? • Which term is used for a smaller influx of formation fluids into the wellbore that might still be controlled with proper action?
• Identify which word is most strongly linked in industry training to major well-control emergencies • Separate the idea of an initial influx of gas/oil into the well from a fully uncontrolled release • Make sure the term you pick clearly implies loss of control and escape into the atmosphere, not just normal production or minor flow
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