Deep Drill Status Report
| Title | Deep Drill Status Report |
|---|---|
| Publication Type |
Report
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| Year |
1990
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| Author(s) | Mark A Wumkes |
| Journal/ Publication |
PICO TR-90-02
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| Pagination |
1-25
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| Abstract |
The 1990 GISP2 drilling season began 11 June 1990 and ran until 7 September 1990. During this time the entire drill and drill handling system were constructed. (Fig 1) This consisted of, among other things, a 33-meter high twin tower assembly, the carousel drill handling system, the drill fluids handling and recovery systems, the ventilation system, as well as the core-handling line where the core was extracted and initially logged. Also installed was 77-meters of 25-centimeters diameter drill casing. All of these components are housed inside a 17-meter diameter geodesic dome. These construction tasks were completed in two stages. Stage 1 aimed primarily at achieving the tasks necessary to put the drill into position producing dry core. Stage 2 was primarily for the purpose of preparing the drill for wet drilling. |
| File |
TR 90-02_0022.pdf (656.69 KB)
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| Special Collections | PICO (Polar Ice Coring Office) |
| Categories | Deep Drilling |
| Equipment | PICO 132 mm Drill |
| Citation | Mark A Wumkes ( 1990 ) Deep Drill Status Report. PICO TR-90-02 , 1-25 . |
| Lead Author |