It´s the measure of a fluids to flow.

It´s the velocity gradient measured perpendicular to the direction of flow.

This concept is expresed in units of force per area and is a function of the shear rate. Which concept is this?

In terms of rheology, wich flow is asociated with low velocities, flow ordely, parallel and without crossflow?

In terms of rheology, wich flow is asociated with high velocities, flow chaotic, disordelly and characterized by empirical equations?

What´s the tipical classification of the fluid flow in the oil field?

The fluid viscosity is the linnear constant of proportionally between shear stress and shear rate under constant conditions of temperature and pressure

When the shear stress increases as shear rate increases, the fluid start to flow, what type of fluid describes this condition?

In this type of fluids, no constant of proportionally exists between shear stress and shear rate

In wich fluid the viscosity varies with changing shear rate. Named it

What are the subcategories of non-newtonian fluids modelated in drilling fluids?

Wich rheological model describe the most of water-base cement slurries?

what rheological model curve has a constant of proportionally, and the slope of the curve is named Plastic viscosity?

In what rheological model the shear stress increases as a function of the shear rate raised to a constant exponent

In terms of rheological model, what type of fluid the shear stress increases as a function of the shear rate raised to a constant exponent

This rheological model is a good fit for fluids when measured at low shear rates

This fluids don´t have yield point and don´t develop gel streghts when left undisturbed

This rheological model combines the effects of bingham and power-law behavior in a fluid

What rheological model is applied to fluids that have a yield stress and a nonlinear relationship between the shear stress and the shear rate.

Some fluids are useful in the oil industry because their viscosities decrease with increasing shear rate but then increase, or gel, when shear ceases. Which type of fluid is this?

What property depends on how long the fluid has been at rest

This type of fluid exhibit time-dependent changes in viscosity

The longer duration of shear, the lower fluid´s viscosity until it eventually reaches a constant value. What type of fluid is this?

These properties are measured on daily in the drilling fluids to maintain control of hole cleaning

The mud engineers tests suspension and filtration following procedures, which are these procedures?

Recommend Practice for Field testing Water-Based Drilling Fluids. What procedure is this?

Recommend Practice Standard procedure for Field testing Oil-Based Drilling Fluids. What procedure is this?

Drilling fluid density often referred to mud weight, expressed as SG. What does the letters SG stands for?

How is refered the drilling fluid density in field?

Weighting material that are added to obtain the required drilling fluid density

Device wich measure the funnel viscosity. Name it

Wich device allow of drilling fluid to travel throught the funnel into receiver cup. Name it

In terms of rehometer, what does the letters rpm stands for?

Indicates the fluid´s potential to form a gel and the extent of gelling when circulation stops.

In terms of Rod Pump System, Wich componet may be an internal combustion engine or an electric motor than provides power to pumping unit.

What artificial lift system converts the rotational motion of the primer mover into a reciprocantig vertical motion?

In terms of Rod Pump System, Wich device converts the high speed and low-torque to low-speed and high-torque?

In a Beam pump system, Wich componets to help to reduce the load of the system during the upstroke?

In a beam pump system this assembly connect the surface pump to the downhole pump.

What does the letters API stands for?

Wich grades of sucker rods specify API-11B?

What´s the tensile stregths of sucker rod grade C and K?

What´s the tensile stregths of sucker rod grade D?

What sucker rod grade is more resistant to corrosion?

Each sucker rod grade has tree types of the tubular treatments. Named it.

What´s the range of sucker rods lengths that API-11B allows?

In field, too its called pony rods

What type of fluid the viscosity is a function only of the condition of the fluid and its temperature?

In a plot shear stress vs shear rate, how is termed the slope?

What rheological model describes the simplest fluid flow behavor?

What type of fluid no constant of proportionally exists between shear stress and shear rate: the viscosity varies with changing shear rate?

Bingham plastic fluids and Herschel-Bulkley fluids require a certain minimum shear stress. What term refers this point?

Fluids don´t flow until the shear stress exceeds a critical value known as the yield point. What rheological model describes this condition?

Once the yield point is reached, shear strees and shear rate are proportional. What rheological model describes this condition?

This type of fluid don´t have yield point and don´t develop gel stregths at static conditions.

Wich rheological model is applied to fluids that have a yield stress and non-linear relationship between the shear stress and the shear rate

What device measure the gel strength at the rig site and drilling fluids laboratories?

In terms of beam pump, which it´s the mechanism by the fuid is move up the tubing?

In a beam pump unit, wich production challenge occurs when the plunger travels down quickly through low-pressure gas and then suddenly hits fluid

In a beam pump unit, wich production challenge resulting compressive shock can damage rod strings and the prime mover gearbox

In a beam pump unit, wich production challenge is less damaging and occurs when the plunger travels down through high-pressure gas

which device plots rod tension versus displacement measurements at the surface and downhole at the pump

In terms of beam pump, what does the letters VSD´s stands for?

Reflection seismic surveys typically use compressional waves, which are also known as:

In terms of seismic surveying, which are the fastest waves that arrives to surface and be recorded by instruments?

During reflection seismic surveys, seismic waves are generated at or near the Earth surface using a:

At geologic interfaces, some seismic energy reflects, or echoes, back to the surface. Which electromechanical device receive this signals?

which equation describes the behavior of sound, electromagnetic radiation and other wave phenomena

which equation describes the directions that reflected and transmitted waves take from an interface

Wich equations describes how the incident wave energy encounter an interface becomes partitioned, or divided, between reflected and transmitted waves

Wich equation determines the angles of reflection and transmission of a wave

is the ratio of the amplitude of the reflected wave to that of the incident wave. Wich concept is this?

What type of waves mainly use the oil industry to reflection seismic waves?

It´s the ratio or amplitude of the reflected wave to that of the incident wave?

Wich reflection seismic data are collected from a grid or seismic receivers deployed on the ground?

In terms of seismic survey, wich term refer to the collection of traces in a single source point?

In terms of seismic survey, what does the letters TWT stand for?

This term is the collection of seismic traces than have the same source location

In terms of seismic survey, what does the letters CMP stand for?

Wich term refer to the surface location halfway between a source and a receiver location?

Wich term refer the distance between source and receiver?

In terms of seismic survey, what does the letters CRP stand for?

In terms of seismic survey, what does the letters NMO stand for?

What´s the main function of the subsea trees?

In terms of subsea infrastructure, which device carries the produced fluid from each tree to subsea manifold?

In the subsea, what componet commingles production from the wells?

What does the acronym PLET´s stand for?

What does the acronym FPSO stand for?

What does the acronym UTA stand for?

Wich device routes the chemical and hydraulic fluid to the manifold?

Wich subsea componet also sends electric power to a distribution system?

It´s the subsea infrastructure used to produced oil and gas from offshore

Wich device energize the flow of the hycarbons from the subsea to carries it to the surface?

Wich seabed equipment provides the structural foundation for the subsea wells?

In wich seabed equipment is mounted the subsea tree?

The main function is to control and manage presure and flow over the life of the well and enable any intervention

It´s the primary mechanism for shutting in the well at the seabed and serves at the interface for well reentry operations

This device cointains instrumentation , electronics and hydraulic connections for safe operation of the subsea tree valves, chokes and downhole valves

In terms of subsea equipment, what does the letters SCM stands for?

This section of pipe run between subsea structures to serve a as links through wich fluids are transmitted, known as:

Wich subsea componet measure production rates and volumes?

Where multiple wells produce in a subsea development, flowline jumpers from individual wells send produce fluid to:

How is refer the pipeline who connects a flowline with another subsea structure or joins a main pipeline with a branch pipeline

What does the acronym PLEM stand for?

Mention wich component is used to clean a monitor the inside of the pipeline

What´s sea equipment function as artificial litf system?