X-C polymer
a biopolymer produced from a particular strain of bacteria on carbohydrates that produces large increases in apparent viscosity while maintaining fairly good control of filtration.
† This is an abridged version of the Dictionary of Petroleum Terms provided by Petex and the University of Texas Austin. © Petex 2001
a biopolymer produced from a particular strain of bacteria on carbohydrates that produces large increases in apparent viscosity while maintaining fairly good control of filtration.
see radiographic examination or testing.
brand name for streamlined casing, which features couplings threaded into the body of the casing itself; therefore, it does not require separate casing couplings to connect the joints. Streamlined casing is useful where casing of a given diameter must be used in a hole that is close to the same size as the casing.
capacitive reactance.
crystalline; used in drilling reports.
exclusive or.
any of three flammable hydrocarbons, C6H4(CH3)2, similar to benzene. A commercial mixture is used as a solvent when oilfield emulsions are being tested.