Talk:Deep well drilling

This article needs a little more detail on this topic and the purpose of the article is vague and not encyclopedic. Firstly, the example isn't particularly deep (where in some regions, such depths can be common) and the article is written in more general terms with respect to deep wells which may be better placed in a main article about deep wells. Secondly, the example calculation is overly simplistic in that it calculates the TVD for a whole interval of a well, where such calculations are done in segments and added together (the article hints at "segments" but the example doesn't follow through on this concept).

This article should probably be renamed "Deep well drilling" and TVD calculation should be added as a section of such an article. Also, an industry definition of what a "deep" well should be given. --Altailji 00:52, 18 July 2006 (UTC)

Wikified, moved

Wikified as part of the Wikification wikiproject! I have moved the page to "Deep well drilling" as requested, formatted it a bit differently, added some "see also", etc. JubalHarshaw 19:07, 11 October 2006 (UTC)

potential resource

"Operations Suspended at Hazardous Fluid Wells after 11 Quakes. Ohio has suspended operations at five deep-well hazardous fluid disposal sites after a series of 11 earthquakes in the Youngstown, Ohio, in the past year, including one on Saturday with a magnitude of 4.0, officials said." by Richard Van Noorden Scientific American January 3, 2012

99.181.147.68 (talk) 06:37, 4 January 2012 (UTC)