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The term "gas casings" is not standard in the oil and gas industry. It's likely you're referring to surface casing, which is a type of well casing used to seal off the top part of a well during drilling and completion. This casing is cemented in place and may take 6 to 12 hours to fully set, depending on the cement type and conditions.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

What are casings?

Casings are steel pipes that line the wellbore to prevent collapse and isolate different geological formations.

What's the purpose of cementing them?

Cementing ensures the casing is securely anchored and isolates the wellbore from the surrounding ground.

Why does it take time?

Cement takes time to set and harden, which is crucial for the casing's structural integrity.

How long does it take to set?

The time for the cement to set can vary, but typically it takes 6 to 12 hours.

Why is it important to hold pressure?

Holding pressure inside the casing while the cement sets helps prevent the casing from collapsing due to the heat generated by the setting cement, especially when using PVC casing.

The "siting" of gas casing refers to the time it takes for the cement behind the casing to properly set and harden, which can take 6 to 12 hours. During this time, pressure can be held on the inside of the casing to prevent it from collapsing due to the heat generated by the setting cement, especially with PVC casing.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

Cement Setting:

When cement is pumped behind the casing, it undergoes a chemical reaction that releases heat and causes it to harden.

PVC Casing:

PVC casing, often used in shallow wells, can be weaker and more susceptible to collapsing under the heat generated by the setting cement.

Pressure Holding:

To prevent the casing from collapsing, a pressure can be applied on the inside of the casing until the cement has fully set. This is usually achieved by using a "tremie line," a pipe inserted into the well, to maintain pressure.

Timeframe:

Generally, 6 to 12 hours is sufficient for the cement to set and allow the pressure to be relieved, according to a Driller article.

That doesn't sound good as his previous roles, he has been a liquidator for other companies, you need to also read the bottom of the rns as well

Put your life saving in to it, and ask questions later don't loss out on the price rise lol ffs where have you come from

It looks like the same thing happened to dnl, the share price shooting up from like 20p to about 90p then dropped and then done a fundraise at 60p, then a few weeks later said they didn't think the would have enough funds and it dropped to about 10p then a few weeks after that the company got bought out by a big pharmaceutical for 25p

Why are you posting something that was said on the 14th September, that isn't new news

I am still in the 15p hole, if my memory is correct the market cap was about 68 million back then, so I know there is noway of me getting my money back any time soon

I see a nice left in the share price today

I have no trust in Sarah Cope, just look at aaog, you can also look at aaog companies house records

COPE, Sarah

Correspondence address

27-28, Eastcastle Street, London, United Kingdom, W1W 8DH

Role RESIGNED

Director

Date of birth

March 1972

Appointed on

22 January 2018

Resigned on

31 March 2022

Nationality

British

Country of residence

England

Occupation

Investment Banker

I bought in at 15p

I have bought shares before and they have came up as unknown, it was for about £2.5k worth, I put a limited price order on it and it went through giving me a lower price than the market was asking, I see this happen all the time on larger amounts, so my guess is if you buy more you can get a better price

Look at eton share price today we got well shafted,

Record sales of ALKINDI SPRINKLE. ALKINDI SPRINKLE saw another record revenue quarter. The Company’s goal is to reach 400 active patients by the end of the year.

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It looks like they have a couple of media articles on there website but it will not let me read yet, it says please try again later

I copied it from aaog

Https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/officers/CyvxxucfEzqSHuOajUjIwnVDUgg/appointments

FIRST GAZETTE NOTICE

04140379 ANGLOAFRICANOIL &GASPLC

Publication date in the Gazette: 06/06/2023

The Registrar of Companies gives notice that, unless cause is shown to the contrary, the Company will be struck off the register and dissolved not less than 2 months from the date shown above.

Upon the Company's dissolution, all property and rights vested in, or held in trust for, the Company are deemed to be bona vacantia, and will belong to the crown.

Paul Forrest put money into the company and hold a position as a director. The latest accounts have not been published hence the compulsory strike off. Not only will he loose his money but risks being banned from being a director of any company for up to 15 years.

I have lost a lot of money in this company, to some people and the way they go on its only pocket change, this company was about 1/3 of my share portfolio at the time it crashed

Thanks, I don't really want to read it, knowing I am about to loss everything

Please can you share a link

Ukog on twitter 2 minutes ago still testing