Q. In the worst-case scenario related to casing collapse pressure, explain from a practical point of...

Q. In the worst-case scenario related to casing collapse pressure, explain from a practical point of view why the casing internal pressure is considered partially or completely empty. In other words, under what conditions the casing string can be empty or partially empty.

(Note: This question needs to be answered in the context of Petroleum Drilling Engineering advance level)

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