Emergency salvage of a crumbled oceanic oil well

An embodiment of invention, directed to exemplary models encompassing emergency devices and their methods, as means to salvaging a crumbled oceanic petroleum oil well, designed to be working in synchrony, not only by effectuating sealing an oil leak, but also by well salvaging reparative processes, thereby restoring either one or both of the temporary and permanent functioning of the well structure, incorporating the following—

• (1) Emergency pneumatic sealing devices and their stabilizing instruments for effectively sealing a leaking oceanic petroleum oil well with the well head and an inner production casing disrupted, said devices structured to effectively seal:
• (a) an incomplete oil well devoid of a ‘production tubing’ and a ‘production packer’, and having a disrupted innermost ‘production casing’, the production casing subject to be a dimension sealed, it's sealing device encompassing a device of Emergency Pneumatic Sealing Ensemble Unit (the EPSEU), either of simpler structural design, as the Emergency ‘Simple Sealing Ensemble’ (the SSE), or of involved/evolved structural design, as the Emergency ‘Evolved Pneumatic Sealing Ensemble’ (the EPSE),
• (b) a completed high production oil well, not destined for a ‘production tubing’, it's disrupted ‘production casing’ making an oil conduit, subject to be a dimension sealed, it's sealing device encompassing the device of ‘Emergency Pneumatic Sealing Ensemble’ Unit (the EPSEU), either of simpler structural design, as the Emergency ‘Simple Sealing Ensemble’ (the SSE), or of involved/evolved structural design, as the Emergency ‘Evolved Pneumatic Sealing Ensemble’ (the EPSE),
• (c) a completed oil well with fractured/severed ‘production tubing’, the lumen of the production tubing subject to be the dimension sealed, it's sealing device encompassing a device of pneumatic ‘Emergency Plugging Oil Conduit’ (EPOC),
• (2) an ‘Emergency Oil Connecting and Stabilizing Unit’ (EOCS) of the EPSE/SSE device,
• (3) an ‘Emergency Stabilizing Unit Incorporating a Well Head like Device’ (ESUWH), structured in heavy weight steel, and stationing at the disrupted oil well surface, subject to stabilizing the buoyancy effects of any pneumatic sealing device, and for further scaffolding a cemented ‘Emergency Isolation Platform’ (the EIP), to be subsequently structured about the well head,
• (4) materials and methods for emergency reparative measures involving the well surface of a disrupted oceanic petroleum oil well, subject to cement structuring an ‘Emergency Isolation Platform’ (EIP) about the metal scaffold of the ESUWH, configured to incorporate the well head structures,
• (5) emergency responsive methods directed to a marine rig subject to an ignition fire, and methods of designing a ‘Detachable Island Rig (DIR)’ stationed on a permanent base,
• (6) devices and their methods set forth to be best effectuated in the vicinity of the well head, directed to a model of ‘Oil Gas Separator’ (OGS) designed to mitigate the failing of a blow-out preventer (BOP) following entrainment of gases under a high pressure, such devices and methods subject to separating gas from solid and semisolid crude, thereby precluding a giant gas bubble in formation to be otherwise entering the oil collection system optimally designed to be including only liquid and semisolid crude of petroleum oil.