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Saul Sanchez is a Human Resources undergraduate student studying at Fort Hays State University. He blends his classroom education with real world learning working with FHSU’s Management Development Center (MDC) as a student intern. He takes his learning one step further by guest blogging about small business HR issues via a co-operative learning opportunity developed between the FHSU MDC and the Kansas SBDC.

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Funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration and partially funded by the state of Kansas. The Kansas SBDC statewide host is Fort Hays State University.

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"In Jan 2005 I contacted the KSBDC to start my business. They helped me write my business plan to present to my bank and provided me support through one on oneinto the annulus during well completion. The cement is placed in sufficient volume to displace the drilling fluid in the annulus and is intended to prevent interzonal migration of fluid outside of the casing. However, fluid migration outside of the casing sometimes occurs through voids formed during set up of the cement or due to cement decomposition. Because the cement, when set, is solid, any voids formed in the cement during set up are permanent.
In some drilled bore holes, it is determined that the hole is not suitable for production. Such a bore hole is abandoned without running casing. Cement is also used in open boreholes to plug and abandon the well. Voids may also form during the set up of the cement in an abandonment plug.
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