by khowell
You are in the current BP disaster ROV, number 37. If you'd like to go back to see what we've said in days past, visit the current mothership. This is where you want to be for discussion, worrying, tearing up, and caring for each other. It's also where you're welcome to be angry and scream and curse and cry and rant at the criminal negligence and greed that have brought us all together. Most importantly, though, it's where we can learn from those kossaks among us (I'll not name names for abject fear of leaving one of you out, but you know who you are.) who bring the light of knowledge - sometimes with heat, sometimes without it - and teach us about what's happening beneath our Gulf of Mexico.
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Showing posts with label Top kill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Top kill. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
BP's Disaster - Mississippi Gulf Coast Edition - 1 June (Tuesday) Diary #29
by khowell
NEW ROV POSTED - Please move discussion to ROV #30, hosted by Nika7k. You are in the current BP disaster ROV, number 29. If you'd like to go back to see what we've said in days past, visit the current mothership. This is where you want to be for discussion, worrying, tearing up, and caring for each other. It's also where you're welcome to be angry and scream and curse and cry and rant at the criminal negligence and greed that have brought us all together. Most importantly, though, it's where we can learn from those kossaks among us (I'll not name names for abject fear of leaving one of you out, but you know who you are.) who bring the light of knowledge - sometimes with heat, sometimes without it - and teach us about what's happening beneath our Gulf of Mexico.
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NEW ROV POSTED - Please move discussion to ROV #30, hosted by Nika7k. You are in the current BP disaster ROV, number 29. If you'd like to go back to see what we've said in days past, visit the current mothership. This is where you want to be for discussion, worrying, tearing up, and caring for each other. It's also where you're welcome to be angry and scream and curse and cry and rant at the criminal negligence and greed that have brought us all together. Most importantly, though, it's where we can learn from those kossaks among us (I'll not name names for abject fear of leaving one of you out, but you know who you are.) who bring the light of knowledge - sometimes with heat, sometimes without it - and teach us about what's happening beneath our Gulf of Mexico.
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Monday, May 31, 2010
BP Gulf of Mexico Disaster - Liveblog Mothership - Day Six
by Liveblog
RECS ARE NEEDED TO KEEP THIS RECLISTED. If you haven't rec'd this mothership, please do so now. This is the BP Assault on the Gulf of Mexico Mothership, Day Six. Rules of the Road Let's keep this a meta diary. To volunteer to host an ROV (submersible) diary, leave a comment here. For commenting on anything related to the BP disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, please go to the current ROV diary. Please rec this mothership diary, not the submersibles. Please be kind to fellow kossacks who may have limited bandwidth and refrain from posting images or videos. To repeat: please refrain from commenting in this mothership diary, unless you're volunteering for a submersible shift.
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RECS ARE NEEDED TO KEEP THIS RECLISTED. If you haven't rec'd this mothership, please do so now. This is the BP Assault on the Gulf of Mexico Mothership, Day Six. Rules of the Road Let's keep this a meta diary. To volunteer to host an ROV (submersible) diary, leave a comment here. For commenting on anything related to the BP disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, please go to the current ROV diary. Please rec this mothership diary, not the submersibles. Please be kind to fellow kossacks who may have limited bandwidth and refrain from posting images or videos. To repeat: please refrain from commenting in this mothership diary, unless you're volunteering for a submersible shift.
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PLEASE UNRECOMMEND! - Overnight Mothership 30 May 2010 - Day Five
by alkalinesky
RECS ARE NEEDED TO KEEP THIS RECLISTED. If you haven't rec'd this mothership, please do so now. This is the BP Assault on the Gulf of Mexico Mothership, Day Five. Rules of the Road Let's keep this a meta diary. To volunteer to host an ROV (submersible) diary, leave a comment here. For commenting on anything related to the BP disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, please go to the current ROV diary. Please rec this mothership diary, not the submersibles. Please be kind to fellow kossacks who may have limited bandwidth and refrain from posting images or videos. To repeat: please refrain from commenting in this mothership diary, unless you're volunteering for a submersible shift.
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RECS ARE NEEDED TO KEEP THIS RECLISTED. If you haven't rec'd this mothership, please do so now. This is the BP Assault on the Gulf of Mexico Mothership, Day Five. Rules of the Road Let's keep this a meta diary. To volunteer to host an ROV (submersible) diary, leave a comment here. For commenting on anything related to the BP disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, please go to the current ROV diary. Please rec this mothership diary, not the submersibles. Please be kind to fellow kossacks who may have limited bandwidth and refrain from posting images or videos. To repeat: please refrain from commenting in this mothership diary, unless you're volunteering for a submersible shift.
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Sunday, May 30, 2010
Gulf of Mexico Disaster - Liveblog Mothership: 30 May 2010 - Day Five
by Liveblog
RECS ARE NEEDED TO KEEP THIS RECLISTED. If you haven't rec'd this mothership, please do so now. This is the Gulf of Mexico Disaster Mothership, Day Five. Rules of the Road Let's keep this a meta diary. To volunteer to host an ROV (submersible) diary, leave a comment here. For commenting on anything related to the BP disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, please go to the current ROV diary. Please rec this mothership diary, not the submersibles. Please be kind to fellow kossacks who may have limited bandwidth and refrain from posting images or videos. To repeat: please refrain from commenting in this mothership diary, unless you're volunteering for a submersible shift.
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RECS ARE NEEDED TO KEEP THIS RECLISTED. If you haven't rec'd this mothership, please do so now. This is the Gulf of Mexico Disaster Mothership, Day Five. Rules of the Road Let's keep this a meta diary. To volunteer to host an ROV (submersible) diary, leave a comment here. For commenting on anything related to the BP disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, please go to the current ROV diary. Please rec this mothership diary, not the submersibles. Please be kind to fellow kossacks who may have limited bandwidth and refrain from posting images or videos. To repeat: please refrain from commenting in this mothership diary, unless you're volunteering for a submersible shift.
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Saturday, May 29, 2010
Top Kill/Junk Shot Liveblog Mothership: 29 May, 2010 - Day Four
by Liveblog
This is the BP Junk Shot Mothership, Day Four. Rules of the Road Let's keep this a meta diary. To volunteer to host an ROV (submersible) diary, leave a comment here. For commenting on the Top Kill/Junk Shot attempt, please go to the current ROV diary. Please rec this mothership diary, not the submersibles. Please be kind to fellow kossacks who may have limited bandwidth and refrain from posting images or videos. To repeat: please refrain from commenting in this mothership diary, unless you're volunteering for a submersible shift.
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This is the BP Junk Shot Mothership, Day Four. Rules of the Road Let's keep this a meta diary. To volunteer to host an ROV (submersible) diary, leave a comment here. For commenting on the Top Kill/Junk Shot attempt, please go to the current ROV diary. Please rec this mothership diary, not the submersibles. Please be kind to fellow kossacks who may have limited bandwidth and refrain from posting images or videos. To repeat: please refrain from commenting in this mothership diary, unless you're volunteering for a submersible shift.
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Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Go to the spill cam: Operation Top Kill Has Started
by Zwoof
BREAKING: Sorry, don't have time to type 300 words or whatever... It looks like they are trying something. All kinds of movement. http://www.bp.com/... Hope this works. Robots are dancing in the deep.
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BREAKING: Sorry, don't have time to type 300 words or whatever... It looks like they are trying something. All kinds of movement. http://www.bp.com/... Hope this works. Robots are dancing in the deep.
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Preparations for Top kill and Live Video Analysis
by yuriwho
For those actually interested in the details and trying to make sense of the images/video from the live feed this diary can be a place to discuss them. First, here's BP's technical briefing from yesterday describing the various things they are considering trying. (I STRONGLY RECOMMEND WATCHING THIS!) Starting on Saturday, people viewing the live feed noticed that there were some strange events happening at the main leak pipe typically shown in the live feeds from the video. A blog post by some guy named monkeyfister claimed these were sub-sea blowouts. After further reading & analysis it appears these were the first tests of the planned top kill operation. Live Video Links: http://www.bp.com/... http://www.cnn.com/ (look for Live: underwater view of leak in the left column)
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For those actually interested in the details and trying to make sense of the images/video from the live feed this diary can be a place to discuss them. First, here's BP's technical briefing from yesterday describing the various things they are considering trying. (I STRONGLY RECOMMEND WATCHING THIS!) Starting on Saturday, people viewing the live feed noticed that there were some strange events happening at the main leak pipe typically shown in the live feeds from the video. A blog post by some guy named monkeyfister claimed these were sub-sea blowouts. After further reading & analysis it appears these were the first tests of the planned top kill operation. Live Video Links: http://www.bp.com/... http://www.cnn.com/ (look for Live: underwater view of leak in the left column)
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Monday, May 24, 2010
How the top kill would (hopefully) work (with animation)
by seesdifferent
This is a brief diary which is more of a pictorial explanation than anything else. To me, not an engineer but with a science background, the top kill idea didn't make any sense, with that riser kinked and leaking where it comes out of the BOP. The idea initially shown below is that under very high pressure a dense and viscous substance ("mud") would be injected into the "kill" and "choke" ports, and that this pressurized substance would force the oil back down the well, and then would be cemented over. However, it seemed to me that firstly, the mud could not be injected very rapidly through the small hoses, and, secondly, the mud would just come flying out the top and rip the already leaking riser pipe into shreds. Now I have run across an animation/explanation which makes the scheme seem more reasonable.
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This is a brief diary which is more of a pictorial explanation than anything else. To me, not an engineer but with a science background, the top kill idea didn't make any sense, with that riser kinked and leaking where it comes out of the BOP. The idea initially shown below is that under very high pressure a dense and viscous substance ("mud") would be injected into the "kill" and "choke" ports, and that this pressurized substance would force the oil back down the well, and then would be cemented over. However, it seemed to me that firstly, the mud could not be injected very rapidly through the small hoses, and, secondly, the mud would just come flying out the top and rip the already leaking riser pipe into shreds. Now I have run across an animation/explanation which makes the scheme seem more reasonable.
continued at Daily Kos....
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