Glossary

Compactor reamer

Compactor reamer is a drilling tool described as a tool used to enlarge the borehole by compressing the soil. Since this type of tool typically will decrease the permeability of the soil, it may not be suitable for horizontal Wells.
Ref: 123283/2006-09-25

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