Talk:Completion (oil and gas wells)
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Slotted Liner
[edit]The article has lots of opinion with little referenced. Laser cutting sounds good but no evidence is cited. Some manufacturers hold that laser cutting is too expensive to use, even with the latest lasers. This assertion needs support or else deletion.DLH (talk) 20:56, 27 June 2011 (UTC)
Article has a bunch of words... do they mean something?
[edit]Whoever wrote this article apparently speaks English as their second language. Just look at this article section... Incomplete sentence. bad punctuation, unusual Capitalization. No explain anything, use jargon without definitions or context.
Barefoot completion
[edit]Selective isolation of oil, gas and barefoot section. Its an open hole, but with simple design and low cost. can be used in consolidated formations. It's the technique used by drilling companies in deep wells, Natural fractured reservoirs and Multilateral.
As a non-expert in this field I can't do much to improve this article, but it really needs some serious work explaining in plain English what all this is. Some pictures and diagrams pointing out stuff would be a good idea. DMahalko (talk) 01:22, 23 February 2012 (UTC)
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