Well cap definition

Well cap means a snug-fitting, watertight device used above flood level that excludes dust and vermin and allows for screened venting.
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Well cap means that portion of the pitless well adapter used to enclose the atmospheric termination of the casing, which shall overlap the top of the casing extension with a downward flange.
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Well cap or "cap" means a device used to enclose the atmospheric termination of the well casing, and a device that covers and encloses the upper termination of a pitless unit or the well casing and provides protection to the top, exposed portion of the well casing by being tamper resistant, forming a protective cover from the elements, and being resistant to the entry of vermin or contaminants.
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Examples of Well cap in a sentence

  • Well cap" or "cap" means a manufactured device used to enclose the atmospheric termination of the well casing.

  • Well cap shall be of the same material as the well casing to which it is attached.

  • But is anyone aware of any industry movement toward certifying these guys that are working on the BOPs?• Mark Denkowski, International Association of Drilling Contractors Well cap in general doesn’t address the technical side of training but I think in general, it has to be from the time the well is planned to the time you P & A (Plug and Abandon) the well.

  • Well Location: D(2-7)17acc 2-Foot Stickup 1-Foot Stickup Well cap with ½-inch Watertight Access Port 30-inch LCS Surface Casing(0.375-inch wall thickness) 39 Feet36-inch Surface Borehole Sand Cement Grout SealFormation Stabilizer (pea gravel fill with 5-foot thick bentonite seals at 100-foot intervals) Casing Centralizers (40-foot spacing) 450 FeetApprox.


More Definitions of Well cap

Well cap means the number of wells HESS is obligated to carry ZAZA in each Prospect Area and shall be the number of wells derived by dividing the Net Mineral Acres retained in a Prospect Area acreage (explicitly excluding any acreage that expires) by 640 gross mineral acres by way of example: if the Prospect Area acreage totals 19,200 Net Mineral Acres and is divided by 640 acres, then the Well Cap would be 30 carried wells in that Prospect Area. The Well Cap shall be reduced in proportion to acreage expiring during an AMI term. The Well Cap calculation shall be performed on each respective Prospect Area to determine the Well Cap on a Prospect Area by Prospect Area basis. During development of any Prospect Area, if a portion of the net acreage is condemned and deemed non-productive by HESS the Well Cap shall be proportionately adjusted downward to reflect the condemned net acreage. HESS shall then, upon the written request of ZAZA, re-assign or otherwise convey its Working Interest in such condemned acreage to ZAZA, Notwithstanding the foregoing, prior to making a written request for such condemned acreage, ZAZA shall not be obligated to accept the condemned acreage.
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Well cap means the secure cover of a well;
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Well cap means the number of xxxxx HESS is obligated to carry ZAZA in each Prospect Area and shall be the number of xxxxx derived by dividing the Net Mineral Acres retained in a Prospect Area acreage (explicitly excluding any acreage that expires) by 640 gross mineral acres by way of example: if the Prospect Area acreage totals 19,200 Net Mineral Acres and is divided by 640 acres, then the Well Cap would be 30 carried xxxxx in that Prospect Area. The Well Cap shall be reduced in proportion to acreage expiring during an AMI term. The Well Cap calculation shall be performed on each respective Prospect Area to determine the Well Cap on a Prospect Area by Prospect Area basis. During development of any Prospect Area, if a portion of the net acreage is condemned and deemed non-productive by HESS the Well Cap shall be proportionately adjusted downward to reflect the condemned net acreage. HESS shall then, upon the written request of ZAZA, re-assign or otherwise convey its Working Interest in such condemned acreage to ZAZA. Notwithstanding the foregoing, prior to making a written request for such condemned acreage, ZAZA shall not be obligated to accept the condemned acreage.
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Well cap means a secure, vermin-proof cover, lid or structure that prevents direct and unintended or unauthorized access to the well;
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Well cap means a secure cap or lid that prevents vermin, contaminants, debris or other foreign objects or substances from entering the interior of the production casing, and includes a sanitary well seal;
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Well cap means the number of xxxxx HESS is obligated to carry ZAZA in the Hackberry Creek Project Area and shall be the number of xxxxx derived by dividing the Net Mineral Acres retained in the Hackberry Creek Project Area (explicitly excluding any acreage that expires) by 640 gross mineral acres by way of example: if the Hackberry Creek Project Area acreage totals 19, 200 Net Mineral Acres and is divided by 640 acres, then the Well Cap would be 30 carried xxxxx in the Hackberry Creek Project Area. The Well Cap shall be reduced in proportion to acreage expiring during the AMI Term (as that term is defined herein below). During development of the Hackberry Creek Project Area, if a portion of the net acreage is condemned and deemed non-productive by HESS the Well Cap shall be proportionately adjusted downward to reflect the condemned net acreage. HESS shall then, upon the written request of ZAZA, re-assign or otherwise convey its Working Interest in such condemned acreage to ZAZA. Notwithstanding the foregoing, prior to making a written request for such condemned acreage, ZAZA shall not be obligated to accept the condemned acreage.
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