Preventing cascade failures requires well control experience and innovative technologies

When a pad well blows out, other nearby wells are in danger of blowout, posing a unique risk. Cascade failures require synergistic use of technologies and specialized expertise to properly respond to, and secure, multiple well blowouts.

John Hatteberg Bhavesh Ranka

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