As BP Well Nears Death Pressure Test Needed

As BP Well Nears Death Pressure Test Needed
Officials said work crews to shut down BP in blown-out well in the Gulf of Mexico once and forever the need to end one of the test to fill the cement before it was announced dead permanently as well, Saturday.
Once the pressure and test weight completed and officials are confident that the seal be held permanently, and will also be declared dead, said Rich Robson, director of offshore installations on board development, the third rig. He said that dries 74 barrels of cement at the pump Friday.
Despite the fact that the declaration will be an important milestone, “Robson said it would be difficult to celebrate too much because of the tragedy of the oil spill.
“It’s sort of bittersweet because we lost 11 men here,” he said. “There would be no true celebration. A lot of people, and the water here is the cemetery.”
He said he is still, to celebrate their achievement, and staff planning for the exchange of a meal of rib Prime Minister together.