What Purpose Does a Drilling Rig Serve?

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What Purpose Does a Drilling Rig Serve?

When discovering or developing mineral resources, a drilling rig is a mechanical apparatus that propels a drilling tool to dig underground in order to collect physical geological data.

 

The drilling rig's primary job is to lower or raise the drilling tool in the hole while driving it to break through the rock at the bottom of the hole. Drill cores, ore cores, cuttings, gaseous samples, liquid samples, etc. can all be utilized to determine the state of the subsurface geology and mineral resources.

 

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Through perseverance and continuous work, petroleum engineering has developed over the course of more than 20 years and now encompasses drilling, well control, logging, oil and gas production, downhole operations, oil and gas gathering and transportation, fracturing and acidizing, drilling rig installation, coiled tubing, and snubbing operations. Our product line covers the entire spectrum of application sites for the oil and gas industry.

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