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Edith Lagendijk: 'Rocks, Rigs and Roughnecks' |
Edith Lagendijk 'Rocks, Rigs and Roughnecks' View of the derrick from the dog-house. All machinery in the derrick is remotely controlled by the driller in his little shack (dog-house) on the drill floor. A massive pulley system (top drive) is used to connect the drillpipe to drill a hole to explore for and produce oil and gas. On this rig we were drilling a 4 kilometre long production well for an oil development off the North-west coast of Australia. Graduated: 1994, Churchill Biog: "As a reservoir engineer I have worked in the oil and gas industry all over the globe and, after 14 years, I am still fascinated by the industry; its grandeur, its multi-culural people and its ever-developing technology." |
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