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Blowout Preventer
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blowout preventer [′blō‚au̇t pri‚ven·tər]
(petroleum engineering)
Any one of several types of valves used on the wellhead to prevent the loss of pressure either in the annular space between drill pipe and casing or in the open hole during drilling completion operations.

Blowout Preventer 

a device for the hermetic sealing of a well during drilling. It is used to prevent the open gushing of oil or gas.



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Its next generation blow out preventer the "SBOP" is a state of the art event eliminator that uses the wells own pressure to assist in the closure of its "Split Ball" valve.
OTCBB:SHMT) today announced that it has decided to strategically expand its business by actively seeking new product lines that complement its core business, which currently consists of machining and manufacturing energy field service products including exploration drilling tools, blow out preventers and expandable tubular products for its customers.
Surface casing and blow out preventers have been installed and target depth is 4,500 feet.
 
 
 
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