Grahl-Nielson, O., S. Sundby, K. Westrheim, and S. Wilhelmsen
From the Abstract: “The chemical impact on the environment of hydrocarbons associated with discharged cuttings from production drilling at the Statfjord A platform was investigated. The drilling was started in December 1978.
Grahl-Nielsen, O., S. Sporstøl, C. E. Sjgren, and F. Oreld
From the Abstract: “An exploratory well was drilled in the North Sea, at a water depth of 60 m, between September 1981 and February 1982, partly with the use of diesel oil-based mud.
From the Executive Summary: “This report was commissioned by Amoco UK. It identifies, describes and partially evaluates a number of solutions for managing cuttings piles in the North Sea environment. The main options considered are:
Peralba, M. do C., D. Pozebon, J. H. Z. dos Santos, S. M. Maia, T. M. Pizzolato, G. Cioccari, and S. Barrionuevo
From the Abstract: “The impact of drilling oil activities in the Brazilian Bonito Field/Campos Basin (Rio de Janeiro) shell drilling (300 m) using nonaqueous fluids (NAFs) was investigated with respect to Al, Fe, Mn, Ba, Co, Pb, Cu, As, Hg, Cr, Ni, Zn,
From the Abstract: “A research programme on the effects of drill-cutting discharges on the benthic system around platforms on the Dutch continental shelf has been running since 1985, with emphasis on locations where oil-based drilling muds (OBM) have b
Correa, I. C. S., E. E. Toldo Jr., and F. A. A. Toledo
From the Abstract: “This study describes the sedimentological composition and morphology of the sea bottom in an area located at 902 m depth in the Campos Basin of Brazil, and compares characteristics before and after drilling activity for oil explorat
