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Scart: Ja lisaks veel siis mustad huumorid, nagu see, et mingi mustmiljon ameeriklast saavad esmakordselt teada, et midagi on neil mäda, kui nad ei pääse ookeani äärde meeldivalt puhkust veetma või kui sügiseks on Ameerikas uus president - jms. huvitavad nähtused...

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link :: kae siit

June 2 (Bloomberg) -- BP Plc’s failure since April to plug a Gulf of Mexico oil leak have prompted forecasts the crude may continue gushing into December in what President Barack Obama has called the greatest environmental disaster in U.S. history.

BP’s attempts so far to cap the well and plug the leak on the seabed a mile below the surface haven’t worked, while the start of the Atlantic hurricane season this week indicates storms in the Gulf may disrupt other efforts.

“The worst-case scenario is Christmas time,” Dan Pickering, the head of research at energy investor Tudor Pickering Holt & Co. in Houston, said. “This process is teaching us to be skeptical of deadlines.”

Ending the year with a still-gushing well would mean about 4 million barrels of oil spilled into the Gulf, based on the government’s current estimate of 12,000 to 19,000 barrels leaking a day. That would wipe out marine life deep at sea near the leak and elsewhere in the Gulf, and along hundreds of miles of coastline, said Harry Roberts, a professor of Coastal Studies at Louisiana State University.

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Natuke nalja:

Spoiler

ning mis võib juhtuda orkaanidega mehhiko lahes:
What would a hurricane do to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill?

[Scart]

Põlema ta muidugi ei lähe, see on Michael Bay uue filmi sisuks ehk

Reostab aga ilmselt meeletult, kui vee pealt nafta üles korjatakse ning maismaale loobitakse.

[Ho Ho]

[Etz]

Seda, et see sitt väga ei põle, suutsid nad ise ju juba tõestada.
Kui üritasid kogu seda sodi mere peal ära põletada, ei tulnud sellest nagu väga midagi suuremat välja.

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Scart: OT: Eks siis seekord saadakse materjal filmi tarbeks, kus korraga mängivad mõlemad maailma-päästjad Seagal ja Wiilis. Ühel suured kogemused lekkiva, kontrolli alt väljas naftajuhtme lõhkamisega, teisel jälle aukude puurimisega.

[Etz]

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Spoiler

Link

http://cryptogon.com/?p=15771

[Etz]

Niih saagimine siis kah feilis, saag kiilus eile kinni ja purunes, asendust otse loomulikult BP`l pole

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Etz: Aga nad oskasid juba laupäeval ühe saeketta pilbasteks saagida.

Nii, et ega BP-l pole küll ühtki tuttavat, kes kalli raha eest seletaks, et millise saekettaga millist materjali saetakse.
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Aga eks raha kulub ka mujale, kui korraliku sae ostmiseks - kusagil nägin lugu sellest, et aktsionärid saavad suure "dividendide-rahapaki".

[Etz]

[ossa]

tahanteada, äkki seletad, millise ketassaega ja milliste ketastega tegu on?
Tahaks ka täpsemat infot saada
Vaadates eelpool Etz kommentaaris toodud pilte ei näe ma ühtegi ketassae moodi instrumenti
Kui sa isegi suudaksid natukenegi loogiliselt mõelda, siis kuidas sa saed vee all ketassaega

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ossa: Otsi siis veealused videod üles - siis näed, et:

- laupäeval katsetati üsna väikse saekettaga
- ja esmaspäev - kell 19.10 , kui saeti üht peent toru läbi hoopis suurema saekettaga, kui see laupäevane ketas oli.

- või siis esmaspäeval, kell 19.22 kui ikka veel sellesama kettaga usinasti edasi saeti.
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Edit: Pilt kah sellest, kuidas esmaspäeval ketassaega toru saetakse.
http://www.upload.ee/files/613977/saag2.png.html

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Targad kõik.

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[Etz]

Põhimõtteliselt tegid siis viimase katsega asja veel hullemaks...

http://cnn.com/video/?/video/us/2010/06/01/todd.oil.spill.uderwater.cap.cnn

Spoiler

Venice, Louisiana (CNN) — BP has abandoned its original plan to use a diamond wire cutter that its engineers had hoped would cleanly cut the riser pipe spewing oil into the Gulf of Mexico. It will instead use a more effective, if less precise, cutter, the federal government’s point man on the disaster said Wednesday.

The diamond wire cutter plan was dumped after the device got stuck midway through the pipe. It was freed at 2:10 p.m. ET and taken to the surface, Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen told CNN.

The next move will be to use the sheer-cutting device that made Tuesday’s successful cut on the riser. Because the rougher surface left by that cut will not accommodate the tight seal needed for installation of the lower-marine riser package, engineers will use the “top hat” instead, he said.

That 5-foot-tall, 4-foot-diameter structure had been considered before, but engineers opted instead for an insertion tube that wound up capturing only about 20 percent of the oil from the site of the leak to the surface.

The mile-deep cutting effort, conducted by robot submarines, came as shifting weather patterns threatened to push more oil toward the shores of Mississippi, Alabama and Florida.

Alabama and Mississippi reported weathered oil and tar balls on barrier islands Tuesday, and Florida Gov. Charlie Crist warned Wednesday that the white sands of the Panhandle could start seeing crude wash ashore “in a day or two.”

In Louisiana, where oily sludge has been fouling coastal marshes for two weeks, state officials said the White House has given its blessing to a plan to dredge up walls of sand offshore, and BP agreed to fund the $360 million construction cost.

U.S. officials raised concerns about the long-term environmental effects of what would effectively amount to building dozens of miles of new barrier islands off the state’s coast.

But Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal and other officials had pushed for approval of the plan as a last-ditch effort to prevent further damage.

Read more about Jindal’s announcement

“It’s very difficult if not impossible to clean it up out of the marsh,” said Billy Nungesser, president of Louisiana’s Plaquemines Parish, which includes the mouth of the Mississippi River.

“That’s why we need this first line of defense, and we’re going to work hard, very quickly, to get that berm out there to give us the maximum protection and give us a fighting chance.”

Nungesser becomes face of grassroots effort

On Day 44 of the disaster, National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration extended fishing restrictions deeper into the Gulf and eastward along the Florida Panhandle.

The latest order means 37 percent of the Gulf is now closed to fishing due to the spill, and it moves the boundaries of the restricted zone eastward to just south of Navarre, Florida, and southward to the edge of the Dry Tortugas, off Key West.

The leading edge of the spill was within 10 miles of Pensacola, Florida, on Wednesday, with “thousands of tar balls” spotted in the water, Crist told reporters.

The state was scrambling to deploy more boom in its westernmost counties and to get skimmer boats out onto the water to scoop up as much of the oil as possible, he said.

With the help of $25 million from BP, Florida has been running ads trying to emphasize that its beaches and resorts have stayed open and oil-free. Crist said some of those ads will be edited, if necessary.

Watch Florida brace for the oil Video

“Obviously, you have to have truth in advertising,” he said. “So we want to make sure that if it does come on our shores, that we redirect the message so that it is appropriate, that it is accurate and discusses where it is — and maybe more importantly, where it is not.”

Concern has spread southward. The head of the Department of the Environment and Natural Resources in Mexico said Wednesday that five states in Mexico are monitoring the oil spill in the event it reaches land in the country, according to the state-run news agency Notimex.

Track the Gulf oil disaster

BP’s latest attempt to curtail the flow comes after several failures, including a closely watched bid to use heavy drilling fluid and cement to shut down the well.

The well erupted after an explosion and fire on the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig on April 20 that killed 11 people. The rig sank two days later, leaving up to 19,000 barrels (798,000 gallons) of oil pouring into the Gulf, according to federal estimates.

The gusher may not be shut until August, when BP expects to complete relief wells that will take the pressure off the one now spewing into the Gulf.

BP , rig owner Transocean Ltd. and oilfield services company Halliburton have blamed each other for the disaster. But BP, as the well’s owner, is responsible for the costs of the cleanup under federal law. Suttles said the company has spent more than $1 billion to clean up the spill.

And BP has taken a beating in the halls of government, drawing the ire of members of Congress, officials in the Gulf states and the Obama administration, which announced Tuesday that a criminal investigation of the spill was under way.

Senators push BP to suspend dividend

Federal officials, the administration said, will no longer hold joint news briefings with the company. Before Allen’s news conference Wednesday at a BP operations center, a Coast Guard member struggled to tear a BP logo from the podium.

Naftafirma BP juht: me ei olnud süvavee lekkeks valmis

Et nagu, mis kuradi kohaga seal naftapuurimis firmades üldse mõeldakse?
Ahjaa... milleks mõelda kui papp jookseb

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Etz: Lihtsalt Väga Suured Rahanumbrid ja kergelt saadav hiilgekasum viib mõtlemise peast minema.

Ja kui meenutada kunagist kõlakat, et samasuguseid, kehva ehitusega, odavakesi puurtorne peaks selles lahes veel palju olema ning milledega samasugused avariid võivad tekkida...
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Aga eks ehk kunagi Scart tuleb ja räägib mis toimub vee all ja BP Peakontoris.
Juhul, kui BP pole Scarti raskete rahadega ära ostnud, et ta kõike välja ei lobiseks.

[Etz]

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Etz: ma pidasin lihtsalt seda silmas, et Scart on osanud väga tihti välja otsida infot, mida kusagil keegi ei julge või ei taha avaldada.

Ning ehk on tal nüüd ka midagi sellist pajatada, mida kusagilt mujalt kas üldse teada ei saa või siis avalikustatakse see alles mingi aeg hiljem.

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Eks peale hetke jama hakatakse tõsiselt mõtlema ja torne muutma.

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