Drilling technique

Boring or penetrating the earth – Processes – Boring curved or redirected bores

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166 50, E21B 704

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041945808

ABSTRACT:
This specification discloses a technique of providing a wellbore that extends from a surface location to a subsurface location in a mineral bearing formation which subsurface location is spaced a great lateral distance from the surface location. The wellbore is provided to have a first portion that extends essentially vertically from the surface location into the earth's crust and into a formation having good drilling characteristics, a second portion that extends for a great distance within and essentially parallel to the bedding plane of the formation having good drilling characteristics, and a third portion that extends essentially vertically from the farthest extension of the second portion to the subsurface location in the mineral bearing formation.

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