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Home›Subsea›Small Flow of Mud Noticed on Sevan Driller BOP (Brazil)
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May 28, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Small Flow of Mud Noticed on Sevan Driller BOP (Brazil)

Sevan Driller has completed drilling on its present location offshore Brazil. Upon unlatching the blow-out preventer (“BOP”) a small flow of mud from the well was observed by the remote operating vehicle. The small flow caused by a leak in the casing packoff did not cause any damage to rig personnel

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Sevan Driller has completed drilling on its present location offshore Brazil. Upon unlatching the blow-out preventer (“BOP”) a small flow of mud from the well was observed by the remote operating vehicle.

The small flow caused by a leak in the casing packoff did not cause any damage to rig personnel, equipment or environment, and the BOP was latched back to the well head. The packoff was sealed and the well is now secure and there is no more flow of mud from the well.

The incident will result in downtime in the range of 4-5 days for the rig. Sevan Driller is already back in operation.

Sevan Drilling ASA is an international offshore drilling contractor specializing in the ultra deepwater segment. Sevan Drilling ASA is listed on Oslo Børs.

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Press Release, May 28, 2013

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