Additional Pictures
Date: 12/04/04
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Hawaii Scientific Drilling Project Additional Pictures Date: 12/04/04 |
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UN_Bruce_Lifts_Shorty_And_Cement_HSDP-2b_1.jpg | Bruce raises the forklift to place Shorty and the cement barrel on the rig floor |
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UN_Casing_Shoe_And_Rock_Remnants_HSDP-2b_1.jpg | We were fortunate enough to recover some of what we drilled yesterday, even without an inner core barrel. The metal on the left is a piece of the casing shoe, and the olivine-rich rock on the right is from the bottom of the hole, ~9,870 feet. |
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UN_Everyone_Help_Tighten_HSDP-2b_1.jpg | Everyone gets in on the action to help tighten the top of the cement syringe |
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UN_Pumping_Cement_Down_HSDP-2b_1.jpg | The setup for pumping the cement slug to the bottom of the hole |
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UN_Shorty_And_Paul_Discuss_HSDP-2b_1.jpg | Shorty and Paul discuss the right and wrong way to pour cement |
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UN_Shorty_And_Paul_Wrench_Ratchet_HSDP-2b_1.jpg | Shorty and Paul are tightening a tool to keep the cement syringe from dropping down the hole while it is being filled. |
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UN_Shorty_Attach_Syringe_To_Wireline_HSDP-2b_1.jpg | Shorty attaches the syrince to the wireline, and in an hour we will be at the bottom to inject cement |
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UN_Shorty_Pours_Cement_HSDP-2b_1.jpg | Shorty pours a bucket of cement into the syringe, which can hold 47 gallons |