OIL,OIL, TOIL and trouble
This oil spill in the gulf has been going on for about one month now.
This is going to reach catastropic proportions if it hasnt already .
I thought some of the guys on here could put thier evil genius 😈 to good use .
does anyone have any good or bad ideas that they think might slow down or stop this ??
Im no engineer , but first I would remove BP and and anyone else involved from the picture .
As they have a certain amount of time money and may pose a conflict of interest in getting this done quickly.
I dunno, if thats true or not , but lets start new .
Ok My idea , (maybe it wouldnt work , I dunno ) would be to dump 30 or 40 cargo ships full of gravel and 1 ton blocks of stone . just keep dumping till it stops .
In an attempt to smother it . then apply some some type of concrete to seal it .
re drill (I know) next to it, or tap it . to remove pressure .
Im no engineer man , just shooting it out there to you evil geniuses who might be able to springboard off that . I know some of you fucks are clever enough to get it done
whats your ideas ? Cause BP doesnt have any .
waiting till the well runs dry (literaly) isnt an option .
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Realizing the only dumb question is one that is not asked, I have a few for Mamcrackin
It amazes me, that they can drill a relief well at all. One mile underwater, they are trying to hit that well channel under ground that they have already drilled, is that correct?
That is like standing on your head and trying to hit a quarter thrown in the air at a quarter mile in the dark with a snub nosed 38.
Or do I have this wrong? Or is the theory like trying to drill a hole in a sore smashed thumb nail to relieve the pressure? They do not have to hit the channel, just hit the oil field and pump enough out to relieve the pressure?
I have heard that oil companies pump salt water into fields to force the crude to the surface are they trying to relieve that pressure?
Also, can BP reclaim the oil that is coming out at a later date?
Roachcreek