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a hole or series of holes; the state or process of being perforated
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| perforation |
Refers to a series of small cuts made in a material to assist tearing or folding.
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| perforation |
A method of making holes through the casing opposite the producing formation to allow the oil or gas to flow into the well. See the Gun perforation.
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| perforation |
A series of small incisions made in a material to facilitate tearing or folding along a pre-determined line. They are measured in TPIs (ties per inch).
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| perforation of stomach or intestine |
Abdominal crisis due to escape of contents of the perforated viscus into the peritoneal cavity. Peritonitis is certain to develop unless there is immediate surgical intervention. SYN: intestinal perforatio
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