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Applied Mathematics for the Petroleum and Other Industries, 4th ed. For industry shop and field personnel who use practical mathematics on the job, this book reinforces basic and intermediate math skills. Covers numbers, hand calculators, number relations such as percentages and proportions, and physical quantities and measurement. Also reviews the principles of algebra, practical geometry, basic trigo-nometry, and advanced industry applica-tions. Chapters include objectives, how-to information, practice problems, tests, and answers. Appendices offer reference tables, commonly used formulas, and conversion factors. 2004, 320 pp.Cat. no. 1.60040 $75ISBN 0-88698-211-1

Basic Electricity for the Petroleum Industry, 2nd ed.Covers electrical flow; electrical power, magnetism, and electricity; and electrical generation. Also discusses electric motors, transformers, auxiliary equipment, motor controls, and measurement of voltage, cur-rent, and other variables. Includes review questions for each chapter. Workbook available separately. 1977, 152 pp.Cat. no. 1.40020 $35ISBN 0-88698-109-3

Basic Electricity for the Petroleum Industry WorkbookTied to Basic Electricity for the Petroleum Industry, 2nd ed.Helps industry learners understand and retain the material covered in Basic Electric-ity for the Petroleum Industry. The workbook states learning objectives and includes self-study questions on each chapter’s main points. 1981, 48 pp.Cat. no. 1.40026 $15ISBN 0-88698-136-0

Basic Electronics for the Petroleum Industry, 4th ed.An essential resource about industry elec-tronics. Discussions range from elementary concepts of electricity and magnetism to principles of solid-state electronics. Offers an extensive glossary and helpful review questions. 2003, 238 pp. Cat. no. 1.41040 $80ISBN 0-88698-199-9

Basic Instrumentation, 4th ed.A staple for technicians who need to un-derstand the basic principles and operation of instruments used in measuring and

controlling processes. Fully illustrated with over 250 detailed graphics and highly readable. 2002, 326 pp. Cat. no. 1.20040 $80ISBN 0-88698-197-2

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A Dictionary for the Oil and Gas Industry A best-selling resource for all industry per-sonnel, this reference contains over 11,000 definitions of terms used in petroleum geology, exploration, drilling, production, pipelining, process-ing, refining, accounting, and marketing. Features nearly 500 illustrations. Also includes contact information for industry associations and key government agencies and lists of common abbreviations, SI units, and metric equivalents. 2005, 324 pages.Cat. no. 1.35010 $85ISBN 0-88698-213-8

Fundamental Principles of Gas TurbinesStraightforward explanations of how gas turbines operate, why each section and component is needed, and how to operate and maintain turbine equipment properly. Workbook available separately. 1980, 88 pp. Cat. no. 1.76010 $25ISBN 0-88698-147-6

Fundamental Principles of Gas Turbines WorkbookTied to Fundamental Principles of Gas TurbinesReinforces information in the Fundamental Principles of Gas Turbines book using three segments addressing each chapter, begin-ning with objectives and ending with test questions. 1981, 68 pp.Cat. no. 1.76016 $20ISBN 0-88698-148-4

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Fundamentals of Petroleum, 4th ed.A comprehensive man-ual for anyone working in the petroleum in-dustry. Clearly written and fully illustrated, this one-of-a-kind book covers all the basics and latest developments in geology, exploration, leasing, drilling, production, transporta-tion, refining and processing, environmen-tal safety, and marketing. A popular choice as a course textbook, this book is used to support petroleum engineering courses at The University of Texas at Austin and other academic institutions as well as the book-based courses by PETEX conducted by correspondence and at the Houston Training Center. Includes an extensive index. 1997, 370 pp.Cat. no. 1.00040 $80ISBN 0-88698-162-X

Fundamentals of Petroleum is used as a textbook in engineering classes at The University of Texas and other colleges, universities,

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Petroleum Fundamentals GlossaryA separately bound companion to the Fundamentals of Petroleum book and the Fundamentals of Petroleum Correspondence Course, this complete reference is designed for anyone interested in the vocabulary of the petroleum and natural gas industry. Divided into six subject areas: geology, land, drilling, production, transportation, and marketing. 1990, 120 pp.Cat. no. 1.30130 $35ISBN 0-88698-149-2

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Fundamentals of Petroleum Correspondence CourseA convenient format for distance learners, this course introduces participants to the petroleum industry with ten informative lessons. Participants receive the Fundamentals of Petroleum, 4th ed. textbook and a study guide of supplementary material and test questions. Topics cover all aspects of the petroleum industry from geology and exploration through drilling, production, and distribution. Satisfactory completion earns each participant three Continuing Education Units (CEUs), a Certificate of Completion, and a hardhat sticker. 1997, 118 pp.Course:In the U.S.: cat. no. 1.90040 $250Outside the continental U.S.: Cat. no. 1.90041 $300

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Gas and Liquid MeasurementCovers measurement fundamentals and types of meters such as head meters, tur-bine meters, and the most popular meters for measuring gas flow rate, orifice meters. Provides the formula for determining gas flow rate. Also dis-cusses auxiliary equipment, sampling, mass measurement, gas contracts, and unaccounted-for gas. 1993, 184 pp.Cat. no. 8.20110 $60ISBN 0-88698-161-1

Land and LeasingFor landowners, landmen, lawyers, investors, and all oil company employees, this book takes a layperson’s approach to the legal as-pects of land ownership, transfer, and leasing. Covers privately owned land, state and fed-eral lands, transfer of land interests, and land measurement and description. Also discusses preparations for drilling, producing, and selling, agreements to develop leased prop-erties, and pooling, utilization, and release. Extensive appendices include specific leas-ing practices in certain states and countries. Includes a full glossary. 1984, 287 pp. Cat. no. 1.00110 $40ISBN 0-88698-094-1

Practical Petroleum GeologyFor industry personnel and students who want to fully understand where oil and gas come from, this unique presentation is given from the perspective of a practicing petroleum geologist and describes geology in relation to the petroleum industry as a whole. Includes basic geological concepts and discusses the sedimentation process, accumulation of hydrocarbons, exploration, economic examination, exploratory wells, and oil and gas recovery. 1985, 234 pp.Cat. no. 1.00210 $55ISBN 0-88698-097-6

Quick Reference for Oil and Gas MeasurementA convenient, easy-to-use booklet with in-formation to help understand and perform measurement tasks. Addresses the special requirements of oil and gas measurement, which are different from those found in most mathematic guides and conversion tables. Includes mathematic symbols and signs, measurement abbreviations, nu-merical prefixes, international system of

units (SI), conversion tables, temperature conversion in degrees, and API gravity conversions. 2007, 32 pp. Cat. no. 8.20020 $20ISBN 0-88698-218-9

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Arithmetic for Rig PersonnelA valuable quick reference with the calcula-tions rig hands frequently encounter. Empha-sizing use of the calculator, this pocket-sized book gives equations for important rig calcu-lations and other tools to help crewmembers save time and avoid mistakes. 2009.Cat. no. 1.61020 $20ISBN 0-88698-221-8

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H2S Safety Handbook, 2nd ed.Pocket-sized for on-the-job use, this handbook provides a quick guide to general hydrogen sulfide (H2S) safety procedures. Sections cover the sources and properties of H2S and hazards associated

with the gas. Explains how to detect the gas and protect yourself from its dangers. Describes the symptoms of H2S exposure, rescue procedures if a coworker is exposed, types of self-contained breathing appara-tus, and provides helpful safety resources. 2008, 24 pp.Cat. no. 2.73020 $20ISBN 0-88698-224-9

Introduction to Well Control, 2nd ed.Assists drilling crews with the basics of well control. This self-instruction book takes a rig hand through fundamentals beginning with pressure concepts and moving through kick warning signs and blowout prevention. Reviews the driller’s and wait-and-weight methods as well as major well-control equip-ment to ensure a safe crew. 1999, 116 pp.Cat. no. 5.10020 $45ISBN 0-88698-185-9

Practical Underbalanced Drilling and WorkoverBy Bill RehmRenowned drilling expert Bill Rehm of Far East Energy provides a detailed view of un-derbalanced drilling operations with terms, calculations, and guidelines. Discusses surface control equipment, downhole tools, gases and equipment, circulation and the

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The Rotary Rig and Its Components PosterThis unique and versatile poster is a detailed full-color illustration of the key equipment that make up a drill-ing rig. An effective instructional tool, the poster illustrates and labels every important piece of equipment on a rig, including the top-drive system and conventional rotary-table-a n d - k e l l y system. An a t t r a c t i v e wall hanging, suitable for framing, and shipped in a mailing tube.

LAMINATED Full color, 20” ! 24”, 2001ENGLISH: cat. no. 2.00150L $35ISBN 0-88698-229-4

LAMINATED Small full-color ENGLISH rig poster, 8-1/2”!11”, 2001.(This small version is useful for handing out to students.) Cat. no. 2.00350 $1025 or more copies per order, each, $8.00

CHINESE Rig poster, 20” ! 27-1/2”, 1979Cat. no. 2.00144 $20

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LAMINATED Full-color SPANISHrig poster, 20” ! 24”, 2008Cat. no. 2.00152 $35ISBN 0-88698-230-8

LAMINATED Full-color RUSSIANrig poster, 20” ! 24”, 2009Cat. no. 2.00155 $35ISBN 0-88698-201-4

fluid column, flow and mud-cap drilling, liquid-gas fluids, foam drilling, and air-gas, mist, and foamed-mist drilling. Also discusses the problems of corrosion and scale and addresses rigging up, flares, and flaring. The current IADC WellCAP curricu-lum for underbalanced drilling is included as an appendix, along with a glossary and bibliography. 2002, 204 pp.Cat. no. 2.60110 $65ISBN 0-88698-198-0

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Practical Well Control, 4th ed.Complies with IADC WellCAP Accreditation Standards!For drillers, toolpushers, company representatives, and anyone who requires knowledge of well-control techniques and equip-ment. Often used as a text for well-control certifica-tion classes. This book supports the Inter-national Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) WellCAP accredited training pro-grams. Appendices include hydrogen sulfide procedures, capacity tables, formulas for well-control calculations, and cross-references to Minerals Management Service regulations and the WellCAP curriculum. 1998, 404 pp.Cat. no. 2.80040 $65ISBN 0-88698-183-2

Regulations (CFR) Part 250, Subpart O for supervisors engaged in completion and workover activities in the Outer Continental Shelf of the United States. 1992, 416 pp.Cat. no. 2.80210 $50ISBN 0-88698-155-7

Drilling Technology SeriesThis special condensed series is made up of three segments, each an individual book, of selected material from the Rotary Drilling Series, second edition. Designed for indus-try personnel, college students studying petroleum technology, and anyone wanting to know about rotary drilling. Review ques-tions are provided. Answer keys for instruc-tors only are available upon request.

Segment IIntroduction to Rotary DrillingThis book starts where it all begins—in the earth’s subsurface, where oil and gas form and accumulate. Explains basic geological concepts and moves through a vibrant description of the rotary rig and its com-ponents, focusing on the mud system, the drill stem, and the bit. 1982, 172 pp.Cat. no. 2.01110 $55ISBN 0-88698-143-3

Segment IIRoutine Drilling OperationsDescribes routine op-erations on a drilling rig and the theory behind those operations. De-signed to help readers understand the procedures and calcula-tions used in drilling fluids, hydraulics, straight hole drilling, and casing and cementing. 1983, 224 pp.Cat. no. 2.01210 $55ISBN 0-88698-144-1

Segment IIISpecial Drilling OperationsCovers nonroutine operations—the pro-cedures and calculations necessary for di-rectional drilling, fishing, well control, and rig optimization. While most rig operations are routine, some are not, making this seg-ment vitally important. 1984, 230 pp. Cat. no. 2.01310 $55ISBN 0-88698-145-X

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NEW EDITION!A Primer of Oilwell Drilling, 7th ed.A Basic Text of Oil and Gas DrillingBy Dr. Paul M. BommerThis new expanded and colorful edition features enhanced content and graphics. With a new engineering perspective sup-plied by author and industry expert Dr. Paul M. Bommer, Senior Lecturer of Petroleum Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin, this Primer remains the comprehensive first reader of the oilwell drilling industry. It contains over 220 vibrant photos and illustrations, covering drilling processes both on land and offshore, from exploration to well completion. Includes a glos-

sary of drilling terms. Published in cooperation with the International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC). 2008, 264 pp. Also includes 20” × 24” full-color rotary rig poster.ENGLISH: cat. no. 2.00070 $95 ISBN 0-88698-227-8 Conceptos básicos de perforación, 4th ed. SPANISH, 1979: cat. no. 2.00042 $35ISBN 0-88698-135-2

Drilling Training Module (available in Spring 2009)Tied to A Primer of Oilwell Drilling, 7th ed.Enables training of groups within your organization, this complete package includes five workbooks with test questions and one instructor guide. The workbook reinforces material presented in the book to ensure comprehension of important concepts. 2008.Cat. no. 2.00079 $200Additional workbooks $35 each

NEW FOR DISTANCE LEARNERS!Drilling Correspondence Course (available in Spring 2009)Tied to A Primer of Oilwell Drilling, 7th ed.This self-study course addresses all the drilling processes discussed in the book in a format convenient for distance learners. Participants receive A Primer of Oilwell Drilling book and workbook with test questions. Satisfactory completion earns each participant three Continuing Education Credits (CEUs), a Certificate of Completion, and a hardhat sticker. 2008.Cat. no. 2.99070 $225ISBN 0-88698-246-4

Principles of Drilling Fluid Control, 12th ed.Covers common drilling mud tests, con-tamination problems, and resolutions. Discusses mud system equipment, lost circulation, and types of drilling fluid. Sponsored by the International Asso-ciation of Drilling Contractors (IADC). 1969, 232 pp. Cat. no. 2.70120 $35ISBN 0-88698-118-2

Well Control for Completion and WorkoverDesigned as a text for those attending Miner-als Management Service (MMS) certification classes. Similar to Practical Well Control, which is a text for drilling certification classes, this book covers the items required by MMS for certification. Addresses well-control training requirements of MMS 30 Code of Federal

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Rotary Drilling Series (RDS)An industry standard, this best-selling series comprises five units, each containing sepa-rately bound lessons. Known for their easy-to-read formats, these units collectively cover a broad range of rotary drilling operations and the entire scope of technical information associated with each topic. Units are pub-lished in cooperation with the International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC). In some cases, previous editions are available in Spanish while supplies last.

Rotary Drilling Series, Unit IThe Rig and Its MaintenanceUnit I Set: English Lessons 1-10. Price includes 10% off when entire unit is purchased. Cat. no. 2.10000 $370All updated lessons contain both U.S. and SI units. Some Spanish editions are available.

Lesson 1The Rotary Rig and Its Components, 4th ed.Easy to read as it ac-quaints new crewmem-bers with equipment and procedures they will encounter as floorhands, motorhands, derrick-hands, and, later, as drillers or toolpushers. Measurements are given in both U.S. and SI units. Also includes illus-trations, summaries, and review questions. 1995, 128 pp.Cat. no. 2.10140 $40ISBN 0-88698-166-2El equipo rotatorio y sus componentes, 3rd ed. SPANISH, 1980: cat. no. 2.10132 $15ISBN 0-88698-029-1

Lesson 2The Bit, 4th ed.Highly readable in the way it describes various types of bits and their uses. Dis-cusses bit wear and associated problems, along with bit care and maintenance, recordkeeping, and costs. Measurements are given in both U.S. and SI units. Also includes illustrations, summaries, and review questions. 1995, 152 pp. Cat. no. 2.10240 $40ISBN 0-88698-167-0La barrena, 3rd ed.SPANISH, 1981: cat. no. 2.10232 $15ISBN 0-88698-030-5

Lesson 3Drill String and Drill CollarsReplaces The Drill Stem lesson in the series and covers design, function, handling, care, and inspection of drill collars. Discus-sions also include drill pipe design, recom-mended sizes, grades, handling, and care. Measurements are given in both U.S. and SI units. Also includes illustrations, sum-maries, review questions, and a glossary. 1995, 120 pp. Cat. no. 2.103101 $40ISBN 0-88698-168-9La barra maestra (The Drill Stem), 2nd ed. SPANISH, 1983: cat. no. 2.10322 $15ISBN 0-88698-031-3

Lesson 4Rotary, Kelly, Swivel, Tongs, and Top DriveReplaces the Rotary, Kelly, and Swivel les-son in the series. Describes the rotating components: rotary, rotary table, swivel, kelly, top drive, and related tools such as slips and tongs. Measurements are given in both U.S. and SI units. Also includes il-lustrations, summaries, review questions, and a glossary. 1995, 164 pp.Cat. no. 2.104101 $40ISBN 0-88698-172-7La mesa rotatoria, el cuadrante, y la unión giratoria (Rotary, Kelly, and Swivel), 2nd ed. SPANISH, 1982: cat. no. 2.10422 $15ISBN 0-88698-032-1

Lesson 5The Blocks and Drilling Line, 3rd ed.Deals with proper handling and main-tenance of the crown and traveling blocks and the drilling line. Also covers equipment inspection procedures and programs to increase the service life of drilling lines. Measurements are given in both U.S. and SI units. Also includes illustrations, summaries, review ques-tions, and a glossary. 1996, 156 pp.Cat. no. 2.10530 $40ISBN 0-88698-170-0Los bloques y el cable de perforación, 2nd ed.SPANISH, 1982: cat. no. 2.10522 $15ISBN 0-88698-033-X

Lesson 6The Drawworks and the CompoundReplaces The Hoist lesson in the series and presents detailed information on the draw-works including clutches, transmission, sprockets, drum, and brakes. Measurements are given in both U.S. and SI units. Also includes illustrations, summaries, review questions, and a glossary. 1995, 132 pp.Cat. no. 2.106101 $40ISBN 0-88698-171-9El malacate (The Hoist), 2nd ed.SPANISH, 1984: cat. no. 2.10622 $15ISBN 0-88698-034-8

Lesson 7Drilling Fluids, Mud Pumps, and Conditioning EquipmentCombines previous lessons on Mud Pumps and Conditioning Equipment and Circulating Systems. Explains the operation, care, and maintenance of mud pumps and mud con-ditioning equipment. Discusses composition, testing, and treatment of drilling fluids and the routing of circulation. Measurements are given in both U.S. and SI units. Also includes illustrations, review questions, answers, and a complete glossary. 1998, 252 pp.Cat. no. 2.107101 $45ISBN 0-88698-181-6Sistemas de circulación (Circulating Sys-tems), 3rd ed.SPANISH, 1984: cat. no. 2.10832 $15ISBN 0-88698-036-4

Lesson 8Diesel Engines and Electric Power, 3rd ed.Combines previous lessons on Power and Power Transmission and Diesel Engines and Elec-tric Power. Provides a basic understanding of diesel engines and electric power as used on rotary drilling rigs, with particular emphasis on offshore applications. Also includes illustrations, summaries, review questions, and a glos-sary. 1998, 248 pp.Cat. no. 2.108301 $45ISBN 0-88698-169-7Motores diesel y energía eléctrica, 2nd ed. SPANISH, 1984: cat. no. 2.11122 $15ISBN 0-88698-039-9

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Lesson 2Drilling FluidsWritten to meet the changing nature and usage of drilling flu-ids, this book takes on proper circulation to aid in understanding composition, properties of mud, water-base drilling muds, oil muds, effects of air, gas, and mist drilling, and vari-ous problems that can occur with each method. Includes multiple illustrations, review questions, and a complete glos-sary. 2000, 212 pp. Cat. no. 2.202101 $45ISBN 0-88698-189-1

Lesson 3Drilling a Straight Hole, 3rd ed.Describes factors affecting hole devia-tion and methods of control. Explains the purpose of each tool in the bottomhole assembly and emphasizes how tools are selected and assembled for maximum ef-fectiveness. Fully illustrated with review questions, answers, and a complete glos-sary. 2000, 136 pp.Cat. no. 2.20330 $40ISBN 0-88698-193-X

Lesson 4Casing and Cementing, 3rd ed.Describes the concept of casing string de-sign and procedures for properly handling pipe while on the rack, being picked up, made up into a string, and cemented in the hole. Covers types of pipe used and string design considerations, run-ning techniques, cementing procedures,

Lesson 9The Auxiliaries, 3rd ed.Describes auxiliary equipment for rotating, hoisting, circulating, and controlling wells. Also covers instrumentation, utilities, and tools used on the rig. Measurements are given in both U.S. and SI units. Also includes illustrations, summaries, review questions, and a glossary. 1999, 120 pp.Cat. no. 2.10930 $40ISBN 0-88698-184-0El equipo auxiliar, 2nd ed.SPANISH, 1983: cat. no. 2.10922 $15ISBN 0-88698-037-2

Lesson 10Safety on the Rig, 4th ed.Reviews readiness and prevention of hazardous situations. This comprehensive book describes appropriate employee be-havior while on the rig and describes the many types of safety equipment. Focusing on the importance of safety on any rig, this lesson covers safe transportation to and from a rig, hand- and power-tool safety, rig operations and equipment, first aid, and proper response to emergencies. Fully illustrated with review questions, answers, and a complete glossary. 1999, 192 pp.Cat. no. 2.11040 $40ISBN 0-88698-186-7Seguridad en la instalación, 3rd ed.SPANISH, 1981: cat. no. 2.11032 $15ISBN 0-88698-038-0

Rotary Drilling Series, Unit IINormal Drilling OperationsUnit II Set: English Lessons 1–5. Price includes 10% off when entire unit is purchased. Cat. no. 2.20000 $185

Lesson 1Making Hole, 3rd ed.Covers the purpose and planning of a well using different types of bits. Expertly written, this updated book explains why certain bits are selected and how they are used. Also covers bit wear and tear and re-placing bits as well as the effects of weight and rotary speed. Additional discussions focus on drilling fluid use, bit hydraulics, and formation properties, demonstrating the importance of maintaining bit perfor-mance and functionality. Includes detailed illustrations, review questions, answers, and a complete glossary. 2000, 136 pp.Cat. no. 2.20130 $40ISBN 0-88698-190-5

casing liner use, liner setting, and cement strength determination. Fully illustrated with review questions, answers, and a complete glossary. 2001, 122 pp.Cat. no. 2.20430 $40ISBN 0-88698-191-3

Lesson 5Testing and Completing, 3rd ed.Introduces rig crewmembers to well-test procedures and various completion meth-ods and equipment that operators use to finalize a well. Also covers reservoir charac-teristics to help understand how formations are evaluated and how formation testing and completion are done. Also includes detailed illustrations, review questions, and a complete glossary. 2001, 124 pp.Cat. no. 2.20530 $40ISBN 0-88698-192-1

Rotary Drilling Series, Unit IIINonroutine OperationsUnit III Set: English Lessons 1–3. Price includes 10% off when entire unit is purchased. Cat. no. 2.30000 $80

Lesson 1Controlled Directional Drilling, 3rd ed.Introduces the science of controlled di-rectional drilling. Describes the types and uses of directional holes and how a well is planned. Also provides information about the equipment needed to drill directionally, how to obtain and use the equipment, and the problems associated with directional drilling. 1984, 46 pp.Cat. no. 2.30130 $30ISBN 0-88698-099-2Perforación direccional controlada, 2nd ed.SPANISH, 1979: cat. no. 2.30122 $15ISBN 0-88698-131-X

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Lesson 2Open-Hole Fishing, 3rd ed.Covers the tools and techniques of open-hole fishing and the major reasons for fish-ing jobs. Outlines the basic steps in fishing out a twistoff, stuck pipe, wireline, or junk lost in the hole, and explains the economics of fishing. 1988, 56 pp.Cat. no. 2.30230 $30ISBN 0-88698-126-3

Lesson 3 Blowout Prevention, 3rd ed.Reviews the equipment and practices that provide well-pressure control. Explains important considerations and accident prevention measures for crewmembers on a drilling rig. 1980, 99 pp.Cat. no. 2.30330 $30ISBN 0-88698-051-8

Rotary Drilling Series, Unit IVMan Management and Rig ManagementProvides an introduction to manage-ment skills for drillers, toolpushers, and other first-level supervisors in the petroleum industry. Eight lessons are presented in one clearly illustrated, easy-to-read volume:

What Is Management?1. What Is Leadership?2. How Do You Handle Personnel 3.

Problems?How Do You Start Out a New Hand?4. How Do You Train Employees?5. Where Do You Fit into the 6.

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tives and includes a self-test covering all material in the book. The text complements the nine-part Man Management and Rig Management video series listed in the audio-visual section of this catalog. 1987, 75 pp.Cat. no. 2.40000 $35ISBN 0-88698-128-X

Rotary Drilling Series, Unit VOffshore TechnologyUnit V Set: English Lessons 1–10. Price includes 10% off when entire unit is purchased.Cat. no. 2.50000 $414

Lesson 1Wind, Waves, and Weather, 3rd ed.Describes the envi-ronmental effects of weather on rigs and personnel who work offshore. This book explores how wind and waves occur and their effects on offshore structures. Also cov-ers the basic principles of meteorology and oceanography and how they affect offshore operations. Outlines safety pro-cedures in severe weather and sea condi-tions. Clearly and colorfully illustrated with a complete glossary, review ques-tions, and answer key. 2004, 156 pp.Cat. no. 2.50130 $55ISBN 0-88698-212-XEl viento, las olas y el estado del tiempo SPANISH, 1982: cat. no. 2.50112 $15ISBN 0-88698-046-1

Lesson 2Spread Mooring SystemsDescribes specific equipment and prob-lems associated with holding floating rigs on location. Designed for new personnel working on floating offshore structures that must maintain position to accom-plish drilling. The book gives a brief but comprehensive overview of mooring sys-tems components and anchor handling techniques. 1976, 47 pp.Cat. no. 2.50210 $30ISBN 0-88698-070-4Sistemas de amarre tendidoSPANISH, 1982: cat. no. 2.50212 $15ISBN 0-88698-045-3

Lesson 3Buoyancy, Stability, and Trim, 2nd ed.Thoroughly discusses the factors that make a floating drilling unit seaworthy. For entry-level barge engineers, this updated text de-fines buoyancy, stability, and trim and uses diagrams and photographs to explain the role each plays in keeping floating rigs on even keel. Also includes review questions and a complete glossary. 2004, 122 pp.Cat. no. 2.50320 $55ISBN 0-88698-200-6

Lesson 4Jacking Systems and Rig Moving ProceduresProvides an introduction to the differ-ent types of self-elevating offshore rigs, explaining how they are operated and transported. 1976, 43 pp.Cat. no. 2.50410 $30ISBN 0-88698-072-0

Lesson 5Diving and Equipment, 2nd ed.Familiarizes nondiving personnel on offshore rigs with the procedures and equipment used in diving work performed to maintain drilling equipment and opera-tions underwater. 1982, 47 pp.Cat. no. 2.50520 $30ISBN 0-88698-073-9

Lesson 6Vessel Inspection and MaintenanceCreates an awareness in all offshore per-sonnel of the importance of maintaining the drilling unit and its equipment to prolong service and ensure safe working conditions. 1977, 38 pp. Cat. no. 2.50610 $30ISBN 0-88698-074-7

Lesson 7Helicopter SafetyProvides offshore per-sonnel and visitors with a complete over-view of routine and emergency travel safety on transport helicop-ters. Covers helicopter operation, helideck safety, boarding, emergency equipment, and cargo loading procedures. Also gives information about the knowledge and skills needed to react properly and survive helicopter ditching at sea. Readers will learn crash and rescue procedures and understand what happens during under-water abandonment and rescue. Includes numerous full-color illustrations, sum-maries, review questions, and a glossary. 2007, 120 pp.Cat. no. 2.507101 $65ISBN 0-88698-219-7

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Lesson 8Orientation for Offshore Crane Operations, 2nd ed.Acquaints offshore personnel with the parts and functions of pedestal cranes, in-cluding prime movers and transmissions. Discusses wire rope and slings, safe load rigging and handling, safe hoisting proce-dures, and hand signals.1997, 80 pp. Cat. no. 2.50820 $40ISBN 0-88698-179-4

NEW FULL-COLOR EDITION!Lesson 9Life OffshoreProvides a comprehen-sive look at offshore facilities, work condi-tions, travel, and per-sonal living conditions for new employees working offshore. Focuses on the global industry of offshore operations that relies on modern technology and drilling meth-ods, understanding that living offshore remains a great challenge. Helps personnel become settled in their temporary offshore homes. 2008, 88 pp.Cat. no. 2.50920 $50ISBN 0-88698-220-0

Lesson 10Marine Riser Systems and Subsea Blowout PreventersDescribes marine riser systems and subsea blowout preventers—how they operate, how they are used, and how to install them—on typical offshore floating rigs. Explains the principles of basic well control so offshore personnel can understand the purpose of this important equipment. 2003, 204 pp.Cat. no. 2.51010 $75ISBN 0-88698-188-3

BEST-SELLER!A Primer of Offshore Operations, 3rd ed.Describes the techniques and equipment used around the world, devoting chap-ters to exploration, drilling, production, workover, and oil and gas transportation. Presents both English and metric measure-ments. Written in clear, basic language with over 140 vibrant photographs and illustra-tions, this book is ideal for anyone seeking fundamental information about offshore oil and gas operations. 1998, 132 pp.Cat. no. 1.10030 $65ISBN 0-88698-178-6

Comprehensive StabilityComprehensive Stability Training Programme based on IMO Standards.Designed for offshore drilling marine personnel working on jackups, semisub-mersibles, and other MODUs, this com-prehensive self-study book methodically teaches vessel stability and its concepts in an easy-to-understand manner. Cov-ers fundamentals such as terms and definitions, onboard calculations, draft, hydrostatic properties, free surface effect, inclining experiment, center of gravity, center of buoyancy, and metacenter theory. Content meets the standard required by IMO resolution A.891(21). 2005, 152 pp.Cat. no. 1.11010 $60ISBN 0-88698-214-6

Advanced StabilityCovers the entire theory of stability up to and above the standard required by IMO resolu-tion A.891(21).For offshore drilling marine personnel such as master, mate, OIM, barge super-visor, and barge control operator, this comprehensive self-study book covers the entire theory of stability up to and above the standard required by IMO resolution A.891(21). Topics include units of measurements, environmental forces, daily stability calculations, mooring systems, stability at large angles, damage stability, ballast system, and construc-tion design. Also provides complete evaluation and exercise questions. Rec-ommended prerequisite: Comprehensive Stability. 2006, 136 pp.Cat. no. 1.12010 $60ISBN 0-88698-215-4

Offshore Well ConstructionFor offshore drilling field personnel such as drillers, toolpushers, rig managers, and drilling engineers, this comprehensive advanced self-study book covers the com-plex process of evaluating and develop-ing oil and gas reserves and the different disciplines involved. The book teaches the well-design process, casing design, drill string design and bits, drilling and completion fluids, drilling hydraulics, cementing, surveying, and directional drilling. Also discusses formation evalu-ation, rig equipment sizing, drilling problems, advanced drilling techniques, completion equipment, and other key topics. 2005, 288 pp.Cat. no. 1.13010 $65ISBN 0-88698-216-2

Introduction to the Oil Pipeline Industry, 3rd ed.Explains how pipelines move millions of barrels of crude oil and refined products daily in the United States. Reviews the history, develop-ment, and construction of petroleum pipelines and discusses gathering oil from the fields, operating pump stations, control-ling oil movement, maintaining pipelines, and pipelining products. Also includes environmental considerations, rules and regulations, and a glossary. Sponsored by the American Petroleum Institute (API) Transportation Department. 1984, 112 pp.Cat. no. 4.10030 $35ISBN 0-88698-093-3

Oil Pipeline Construction and Maintenance, 2nd ed.For persons new to the pipeline industry or for those seeking fundamental information, this book covers economic planning, prin-ciples of liquid flow, design and specifica-tions, construction, materials, maintenance, and corrosion control. A valuable instruc-tional tool to understand the operation of vast miles of pipeline and what it takes to build and maintain this valuable means of round-the-clock transport. 1973, 153 pp. Cat. no. 4.22020 $25ISBN 0-88698-078-X

Pipe Line Construction, 3rd ed.Captures the history of the pipeline industry and its technological innovations. Covers modern pipeline construction from clear-ing right-of-ways to testing the completed pipeline. Also discusses specialty construc-tion involving river crossings, swamps, and marshes, laying pipe offshore, and Arctic construction. Includes a glossary and a full-color, folded poster of a pipeline spread. Also sold separately. Sponsored by the Pipe Line Contractors Association. 1984, 129 color illustrations, 122 pp. Cat. no. 4.00030 $40ISBN 0-88698-096-8

Pipe Line Construction PosterFull-color poster of a pipeline spread. Suit-able for framing. 1984. 11” × 32”.Cat. no. 4.00130 $15

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Field Handling of Natural Gas, 4th ed.Describes the various pieces of equipment used in field handling of natural gas and how to maintain the equipment. Covers nat-ural gas production, natural gas and liquid separation, hydrates, dehydration of natural gas, and miscellaneous gas conditioning. Discusses compressors and prime movers, instruments and controls, and measurement of natural gas and gas liquids. Also includes appendices on gas facility maintenance and notes on gas processing plants, along with a full glossary. 1987, 177 pp. Cat. no. 3.10040 $40ISBN 0-88698-127-1

Field Handling of Natural Gas WorkbookTied to Field Handling of Natural Gas, 4th ed.Designed to help readers understand and retain information presented in Field Handling of Natural Gas. Divided into three segments, each with learning objectives and review questions. 1988, 46 pp.Cat. no. 3.10046 $25ISBN 0-88698-182-4

Gas and Liquid MeasurementCovers fundamentals, head and turbine meters, and other types of meters, focus-ing on orifice devices as the most popular meter for measuring gas flow rate. Also includes auxiliary equipment, sampling, mass measurement, gas contracts, and unaccounted-for gas. 1993, 184 pp.Cat. no. 8.20110 $60ISBN 0-88698-161-1

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H2S Safety Handbook, 2nd ed.See page 24.

LNG: Basics of Liquefied Natural GasBy Dr. Stanley Huang, Dr. Chen-Hwa Chiu, and Dr. Doug ElliotCovers the entire scope of the industry includ-ing the liquefaction process, storage, trans-portation, and major equipment used in the manufacture of liquefied natural gas (LNG). Bridges the gap between public perceptions and industrial realities. Focuses on stranded natural gas converted into liquefied natural gas, transported, and regasified. Authored by LNG industry experts from Chevron Energy Technology and Bechtel Corporation who contributed both technical and hands-on ex-perience to create this one-of-a-kind reference manual. Fully illustrated with a glossary and extensive index. 2007, 160 pp. Cat. no. 3.12010 $130ISBN 0-88698-217-0

Petroleum Production OperationsFor lease operators and supervisors, whether new professionals or technical experts, this book is a valuable resource on petroleum reservoirs, drive mechanisms, and well completion. Covers well performance evalua-tion, primary cementing, perforating, squeeze cementing, packer and tubing forces, problem well analysis, workover methods and plan-ning, and beam pumping. 1986, 159 pp.Cat. no. 3.90210 $35ISBN 0-88698-124-7

Primer of Oil and Gas MeasurementA primer for those who measure oil and gas, this book introduces the basic proce-dures, standards, and instruments used in measurement. A reliable reference for new workers and a solid resource for industry professionals who are unfamiliar with measurement procedures and practices. Produced in cooperation with the American Petroleum Institute (API). 1993, 184 pp.Cat. no. 8.20010 $50ISBN 0-88698-160-3

Primer of Oil and Gas Measurement WorkbookTied to Primer of Oil and Gas MeasurementReinforces information presented in the Primer of Oil and Gas Measurement with lessons, a vocabulary list, and a set of ques-tions. Lessons can be used or as a pre- or post-test for each chapter. Answer sheets are included in the workbook, but can be omitted. 1994, 62 pp.Cat. no. 8.20016 $25ISBN 0-88698-173-5

Quick Reference for Oil and Gas MeasurementA convenient, easy-to-use booklet with in-formation to help understand and perform measurement tasks. Addresses the special requirements of oil and gas measurement, which are different from those found in

most mathematic guides and conversion tables. Includes mathematic symbols and signs, measurement abbre-viations, numerical pre-fixes, international system of units (SI), conversion tables, temperature conversion in degrees, and API gravity conversions. 2007, 32 pp. Cat. no. 8.20020 $20ISBN 0-88698-218-9

Treating Oilfield Emulsions, 4th ed.Covers emulsion theory, treating meth-ods, treating equipment, cost control, and conservation of fuel and light ends. Also presents sampling and testing methods for sediment and water content and detailed instructions for bottle testing. Includes a student guide and workbook with ques-tions to ensure a thorough understanding of concepts. 1990, 115 pp.Cat. no. 3.50040 $40ISBN 0-88698-137-9

Oil and Gas Production SeriesThis series was reviewed by a subcommittee of the American Petroleum Institute (API) Advisory Committee for the School of Pro-duction Technology and approved by the instructor of the topic covered by each book. Each book in this series is divided into sec-tions with learning objectives, instructional text, a glossary, and a test with answers.

Analysis for Well CompletionSurveys standard analysis of several types of oilfield data affecting well completion. Describes the characteristics of reservoirs and their fluids, explains methods for gathering data on those characteristics, and discusses ways in which the data is interpreted. 1984, 108 pp.Cat. no. 3.31110 $35ISBN 0-88698-084-4

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Oil and Gas: The Production Story, 2nd Ed.For first-readers of the petroleum industry, this newly updated book tells the complete story of oil and gas from origin through production and distribution. Written in an easy-to-understand style, the book covers geology, exploration, drilling, reservoir drive mechanisms, artificial lift, testing, measurement, storage, and sale. Serves as a solid introduction to the PETEX Oil and Gas Production Series (see p. 30). Also includes the 32” x 21” color An Oil Lease and Its Components poster. 2008, 120 color illustrations, 150 pp.Cat. no. 3.90020 $75ISBN 0-88698-225-1

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Presents an overview of artificial lift programs from design considerations in planning arti-ficial lift programs to a description of each method. Covers gas lift, plunger lift, sucker rod pumping, hydraulic pumping, and elec-tric submersible pumping. 1985, 71 pp.Cat. no. 3.31210 $35ISBN 0-88698-086-0

Beam PumpingA concentrated study of the most-used form of artificial lift—beam pumping. Organized according to three major areas: surface equip-ment, subsurface equipment, and pumping installation and design. 1986, 103 pp.Cat. no. 3.31310 $35ISBN 0-88698-123-9

Cased-Hole LoggingIntroduces logging procedures used in cased wells. Provides background informa-tion on radioactivity and atomic theory as it relates to cased-hole logging. Describes various types of radioactivity logs and their uses in cased-hole logging. 1981, 75 pp.Cat. no. 3.30510 $35ISBN 0-88698-107-7

Coring and Core AnalysisDescribes coring operations; methods of core preservation, sampling, and prepara-tion for analysis. Also covers core analysis including determining porosity, perme-ability, and saturation. 1984, 80 pp.Cat. no. 3.30910 $35ISBN 0-88698-041-0

Corrosion ControlProvides a basic understanding of the corro-sion process and how to manage corrosion. Describes some common corroding agents and methods of detecting, measuring, and controlling corrosion, with special emphasis on cathodic protection. 1982, 76 pp.Cat. no. 3.30110 $35ISBN 0-88698-110-7

Hydrogen Sulfide in Production Operations, 2nd ed.Provides a basic knowledge of hydrogen sulfide (H2S), general safety practices, and rescue procedures for production operations. Basic and easy to understand, this book cov-ers a wide range of considerations in coping with H2S problems. Divided into learning objectives, instructional text, a glossary, and a test with an answer key. 1996, 60 pp.Cat. no. 3.30320 $35ISBN 0-88698-176-X

Improved RecoveryDescribes the role of subsurface processes in U.S. oil production and provides a non-technical description of improved recovery methods by which methods displace oil. Introduces four recovery methods—water-flooding, gas injection, chemical flooding, and thermal recovery—and evaluates their development and use. 1983, 123 pp.Cat. no. 3.30810 $35ISBN 0-88698-044-5

Open-Hole LoggingIntroduces open-hole logging procedures, beginning with basic rock properties and radioactivity principles as they relate to open-hole logging. Continues with descrip-tions of various types of electrical, acoustic, and radioactive surveys used in open-hole logging. 1981, 87 pp.Cat. no. 3.30410 $35ISBN 0-88698-108-5

Reciprocating Gas CompressorsGives basic information on compressor systems, prime movers, and safety and auxiliary equipment. Includes calculations for determining piston displacement, com-pression ratio, clearance volume, volumet-ric efficiency, horsepower requirements, cylinder capacity, rod load, and discharge temperature. 1982, 107 pp.Cat. no. 3.30210 $35ISBN 0-88698-119-0

Well CementingDescribes primary and secondary cement-ing procedures and considerations in se-lecting and mixing cement for a particular job. Covers additives, special cements, and cementing equipment. 1983, 82 pp.Cat. no. 3.30610 $35ISBN 0-88698-112-3

Wireline OperationsProvides basic information about wireline operations from development through maintenance. Describes wireline equip-ment, diagnostic and troubleshooting op-erations, and completion and production maintenance operations. 1984, 80 pp.Cat. no. 3.31010 $35ISBN 0-88698-043-7

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Plant Processing of Natural Gas, 2nd Ed.Dr. Doug Elliot, J.C. Kuo, and Dr. Pervaiz NasirWritten by industry experts, this unique training manual presents fundamental concepts and working practices in plant processing for employees who deal regularly with the problems of processing and treating gas. Topics include gas fundamentals, absorption, fractionation, dehydration, mercury removal, instrumentation, cryo-genic liquefaction, nitrogen recovery, nitrogen rejection, gas and product treating, and sulfur recovery. Features 120 full-color illustrations, schematics, tables, and photographs along with a glossary. 2008, 208 pp.Cat. no. 3.11020 $75ISBN 0-88698-223-2

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An Oil Lease and Its Components PosterSuitable for framing and shipped in a mailing tube, this full-color perspec-tive drawing identifies components of a typical lease site and indicates fluid flow paths. A valuable aid for anyone wanting an overall illustrated view of a typical lease and bonus explanations of typical lease components. 2008, 32” × 21”.Cat. no. 3.90120 $35ISBN 0-88698-226-X

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Petroleum Geology and Reservoirs, Lesson 2, 2nd ed.Presents basic concepts of geology, the origin and accumulation of petroleum, and characteristics of petroleum reservoirs. Includes review questions and a complete glossary. 1992, 116 pp.Cat. no. 3.70220 $35ISBN 0-88698-156-5

Well Logging Methods, Lesson 3, 2nd ed.Presents logging procedures used to drill or work over an oil or gas well. Reviews the development of electric and nuclear logs. Includes a complete glossary and a review section with questions. 1991, 54 pp.Cat. no. 3.70320 $35ISBN 0-88698-151-4

Well Completion Methods, Lesson 4Explains various completion methods and types of equipment. Reviews procedures used to bring in an oilwell after final depth has been reached. 1971, 49 pp.Cat. no. 3.70410 $25ISBN 0-88698-060-7

Artificial Lift Methods, Lesson 5Discusses in considerable detail ways to supplement reservoir energy to raise res-ervoir fluids to the surface after an oilwell ceases to flow. 1971, 45 pp.Cat. no. 3.70510 $25ISBN 0-88698-061-5

Production Rig Equipment, Lesson 6Covers production rig equipment and the machinery required to repair oil and gas wells on artificial lift and recondition them so they can continue producing. 1971, 39 pp.Cat. no. 3.70610 $25ISBN 0-88698-062-3

Well Servicing and Repair, Lesson 7Discusses pump maintenance, repair of parted rods, gas-lift repairs, tubing repairs, swabbing, and packer replacements for oilwell production. 1980, 61 pp.Cat. no. 3.70710 $25ISBN 0-88698-063-1

Well Cleanout and Repair Methods, Lesson 8Details cleanout and repair methods for reconditioning oil and gas wells so they can be put back into production. 1971, 32 pp.Cat. no. 3.70810 $25ISBN 0-88698-064-X

Control of Formation Pressure, Lesson 9Explains and illustrates indications of a kick, methods of obtaining control, and types of blowout preventer equipment for servicing and workover jobs. 1971, 40 pp.Cat. no. 3.70910 $25ISBN 0-88698-065-8

Fishing Tools and Techniques, Lesson 10Describes fishing tools and techniques with particular emphasis on cased-hole fishing problems. 1971, 41 pp.Cat. no. 3.71010 $25ISBN 0-88698-066-6

Well Stimulation Treatments, Lesson 11Concerns fracturing, acidizing, and other well-stimulation treatments frequently used to rejuvenate old or poorly producing wells. 1971, 44 pp.Cat. no. 3.71110 $25ISBN 0-88698-067-4

Well Service and Workover Profitability, Lesson 12, 2nd ed.Presents ideas and techniques that help formulate a realistic approach to the economics of well service and workover operations. 1980, 32 pp.Cat. no. 3.71220 $25ISBN 0-88698-210-3

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A Primer of Oilwell Service, Workover, and CompletionA fully illustrated perspective of res-ervoir drive mechanisms, completion methods, artificial lift, well servicing equipment, fishing, and workover tech-niques. Also includes an extensive glos-sary. 1997, 172 pp.Cat. no. 3.60110 $50ISBN 0-88698-175-1

Well Servicing and Workover SeriesThis series is made up of twelve lessons designed to provide valuable information on operations performed on a producing oilwell to restore its production. Each les-son is an individual book with informative content and questions that can be used as a test or study guide.Set of Lessons 1–12. Price includes 10% off when entire unit is purchased.Cat. no. 3.70000 $297

Introduction to Oilwell Service and Workover, Lesson 1, 2nd ed.Introduces the subject of oilwell service and workover to new workers to aid in un-derstanding well servicing operations and its impact on oilwell production. Contains a set of review questions and an expansive glossary. 1991, 111 pp.Cat. no. 3.70120 $35ISBN 0-88698-150-6