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casing point

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casing point [′kā·siŋ ‚pȯint]
(petroleum engineering)
The location in a well at which the casing is set; usually corresponds to the depth at which the casing shoe has been positioned.


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Following the setting of 20" surface casing at about 100 meters, the well plan called for the drilling of an 8-1/2" pilot hole down to the 13-3/8" intermediate casing point.
At casing point, Incremental and TransAtlantic will each elect whether to proceed to completion and will each bear their proportionate share of completion and infrastructure costs.
An additional well has been suspended at the intermediate casing point and will be completed next year.
 
 
 
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