Drilling Industry Glossary
salt content water phase
sand content
sandfrac
scratcher
seismograph
set casing
shoe track (ST)
shut-in bottomhole pressure (SIBHP)
side tracking
single slurry
sinusoidal buckling
SK
slack-off weight
slim hole drilling
slip velocity
slips
sloughing
slurry
slurry yield
snubbing
solids
solids adjusted for salt
soluble solids
spacer
spaghetti
specific gravity
spud or spudding in
spud date
stabilizer
stand (of pipe)
string
structure
stuck pipe
substructure
surface casing
survey
sustained casing pressure (SCP)
swabbing
sweeps
Slurry Yield
The volume of slurry produced when one sack of cement is mixed with the desired amount of water and other additives, usually expressed in units of m3/kg or ft3/sk (sack). This value is then used to calculate the number of sacks required to achieve the desired fill-up in the annulus.
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