Containment Cap System News Today

The case. weve been going back and forth with bp about the wording on all of this. it seems like we should probably just stick with the preps for this test are under way. as you mentioned, this is a crucial moment. as they begin trying to figure out if this containment cap system is going to work the way they hope it does. they will be measuring these pressure readings to get a sense of whether or not this will work. high pressures good. low pressure is bad in this situation and thats been kind ...

The ideal kind of best-case scenario would be that this containment cap system essentially works by itself and seals off the oil flow. but perhaps what i think officials here seem to be the more likely process that will happen, is that they will be able to reconnect all the riser pipes to containment ships on the surface of the water and at the very least, collect all of the oil that is, that is spewing into the gulf of mexico. so one of those two options they hope will be how all of this plays ...

To wonder if many people are thinking we are on the verge of actually seeing this happen. so right now, as we have been watching within the last 30 minutes or so that that containment cap appears to have been settled in over the gusher at the bottom of the gulf of mexico. we are waiting word from some sort of statement from bp tonight as to what exactly is going on to, but all indications appear that that containment cap is either very close or already in the situation or in the place where they...

The day after an accident, oil spilled freely. in our fourth story tonight the ominous internet posting from someone who appears to be an oil industry expert claiming that the well structure beneath the seabed is failing which means the gusher might be unstoppable. this morning an undersea robot bumped into the containment cap system closing one of the vents and that had allen called it a burp in the system. they had to check it for crystals that might clog the system. now operations have begun ...

And in our fourth story tonight the ominous internet posting from someone who appears to be an oil industry expert claiming that the well structure beneath the seabed is now failing which means the gusher might be unstoppable. this morning an undersea robot bumped into the containment cap system closing one of the vents gas rose through that event in which coast guard thad allen called a "burp in the system." they had to check it for crystals that might fatally clog the system. now operations ha...

Well. cnns ed lavandera on day 86 of the bp spill. >> reporter: the preparations for this integrity test have started in the gulf. significant because over the course of the next 48 hours, in six-our increments, we could begin to get a sense of whether or not this containment cap system is going to work the way bp officials and federal government officials hope it will. that means as all of the events and everything is shut down, they will begin pressure readings to determine whether or not this...