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O/T: Looking for a "Hook"
On 06/07/2010 11:41 PM, Lew Hodgett wrote:
Looking for a "Hook" to get past the lobby and close the sale. (Typical of any salesman I guess.) Trying to help my son, who has a idea how to plug the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico, find an audience with a "Player" within either BP or the Coast Guard and wants this disaster resolved, to review his concept. The attached pdf explains his concept. Neat, simple, direct and straight forward, but then again, I'm prejudiced. Anybody got any contacts or ideas? Thanks. Lew One problem might be that the riser wasn't uniformly cut and is rather irregular/jagged/bent. |
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O/T: Looking for a "Hook"
Doug Winterburn wrote in news:4c0e4fb3$0$6342
: One problem might be that the riser wasn't uniformly cut and is rather irregular/jagged/bent. That sounds like a problem for the Wonder Tool, the HF Multitool! Now to get a version that'll run underwater... Maybe it's serious enough to warrant purchasing the Fein. Puckdropper -- Never teach your apprentice everything you know. |
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O/T: Looking for a "Hook"
One problem might be that the riser wasn't uniformly cut and is rather
irregular/jagged/bent. True 'dat. More importantly, the drill string is still inside the casing/riser. Picture a 10-12" diameter steel casing with a 5" diameter steel pipe inside. They tried to sawcut them both, but ended up snipping through both with massive shears. Hence, both the riser and drill pipe are pinched and ragged. -Zz |
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