ADK_Forever
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Here is a diagram of a cased well. Notice the cement goes all the way to the bottom...on the outside of the wellbore. Between the outter casing and the wellbore. If you still don't understand, then there's not much I can do for you, sir.
I’m well aware that they cement between the pipe and the earth as I had provided you with this diagram:
http://media.nola.com/news_impact/ot...use-050710.pdf
Note that this diagram doesn't show any cement.
You also said this:
Originally Posted by apdst
BTW, how much does 4 miles of cement weigh? More than 2,000 pounds, I bet. Do the math, bro.
Care to tell us how a cased hole, with a flow shoe at the bottom, blows out and shoves 4 miles worth of cement to the drill floor? Do you know what any of that means?
This sure sounds like you’re saying they cement the entire hole.
Next explanation?