Core Hole definition

Core Hole means a Borehole in which coring is carried out up to the final depth of the Borehole for the purpose of detailed study of various parameters of rock and also coal or lignite sample.
Core Hole means a hole drilled with the intention of collecting geologic information by the recovery of cores.
Core Hole means a hole drilled with a slim hole rig for the purpose of extracting a core or running one or more electric logs;

Examples of Core Hole in a sentence

  • The first pilot project (the “First Pilot Project”) shall be at a location in the general vicinity of a Phase I Core Hole and will consist of five (5) ▇▇▇▇▇ in a “five-spot” pattern spaced on 40 acres, more or less, per well.

  • The second pilot project (the “Second Pilot Project”; together with the First Pilot Project, referred to as the “Phase II Pilot Projects”) shall be located in the general vicinity of where a Phase I Core Hole (but a different Phase I Core Hole than chosen for the First Pilot Project) and will consist of five (5) ▇▇▇▇▇ in a “five-spot” pattern spaced on 40 acres, more or less, per well.

  • Thereafter, the Operator shall have all Phase I Core Hole samples analyzed by a laboratory approved by the Parties.

  • Each Phase I Core Hole will be drilled to a depth sufficient to penetrate the #5 coal (as determined by GEM), , and at the written request of GEM, may be drilled deeper.

  • Following the Separation Date and so long as you are a non-employee member of the Board, you will be entitled to participate in the Company’s non-employee director compensation policy, as it may be amended from time to time.


More Definitions of Core Hole

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Core Hole means a Borehole in which coring is carried out up to the final depth of the Borehole, for the purpose of a detailed study of the various parameters of rock and also coal or lignite samples.

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