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It is the process of breaking the Aggregate Plan down into Greater Details. It is similar to the process of resource allocation. For example, the aggregation plan tells us how many laptops to produce but it does not indicate how many of them should be with black cover, and how many will be with red cover. The disaggregation plan is important in production planning because it assigns specific details to each product which can investigate the deep costs related to each product easily. It is needed in the operating level of the organization where specific details are needed.
There is no rat hole equipment. A rat hole is a section of the well drilled to allow the entry of electric logging equipment or for use as a space to drop perforating guns inot leaving the perforated zone free of obstruction If your are talking about the equipment to drill the rat hole for the conductor pipe, mobile auger rigs are used to drill a 24 to 30 diameter shaft 40 to perhaps 250 feet deep. A conductor pipe is then set in the drilled hole to the design depth and grouted to fill the annulus and seal the conductor pipe with the surrounding soil/rock. This process is particularly critical in gas well production and in some parts of the country require deeper conductors to improve safety and provide the necessary foundation for the oil/gas well rig and the blow-out prevention (BOP) devise that can be quiet large and heavy. In some areas, like Western Colorado, where the desire to minimize the environmental impact of well site development is growing, some operators may install as many as 24 conductor pipes on a single location for directional drilling.
a deep, steep-sided, narrow river valley
The term used for narrow deep valleys is "ravine."
a glen
deep: is down very low such as the ocean is deep steep: high narrow: thin wide: large or fat
A deep valley with steep sides would be called a gorge or canyon.
a channel
Canyon
fissure
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