RI 2808 Analyses Of Spindletop, Texas, Crude Oils ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
A. J. Kraemer
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Jan 1, 1927

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines for a number of years has been carrying on an investigation of properties of crude oils from producing fields in the United States and has published a series of reports on different fields, including oil fields of Texas3. Production Data The Spindletop field was discovered in 1901 when the pay sand was found at deaths of about 800 feet. During the following twenty-five years a number of attempts were made to find a deep productive sand. All attempts sere failures until a roll drilled by the Yount Lee Oil Company found oil late in 1925. An intensive drilling campaign began at once, and the production of the Spindletop field increased to a daily average of 93,217 barrels in September, 1926; the present production is estimated at 66,000 barrels doily. Tile following table taken from the Oil and Gas Journal for February 10, 1927, shows the daily average and the total production by ninths for 1926.
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APA: A. J. Kraemer  (1927)  RI 2808 Analyses Of Spindletop, Texas, Crude Oils ? Introduction

MLA: A. J. Kraemer RI 2808 Analyses Of Spindletop, Texas, Crude Oils ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1927.

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