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Mud Drilling Chemical
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Drilling Mud Lubricants
These Extreme Pressure lubricants are the special type of additives when mixed in drilling fluids imparts lubricating properties into metal & metal to borehole contacts under extreme pressure conditions. These are specially used in directional & crooked holes, deeper holes and packed hole where frictional forces tend to be relatively high to reduce the loss of mechanical power.
Our additives and custom-formulated fluid systems enhance operator drilling efficiency while minimizing costs and health, safety, and environmental (HSE) impact.
SBL offers the following products:
- Sodium Bi-Carbonate TDS
- Soda Ash TDS
- Salt
- Quick Lime TDS
- Hydrated Lime TDS
- Hematite TDS
- Gilsonite TDS
- Caustic Soda
- Calcium Carbonate TDS
- CACI2 TDS
- Bentonite TDS
- Barite TDS
Related information
SODIUM BICARBONATE TDS
It is used in water-base muds as a source of bicarbonate ions to precipitate calcium and reduce pH. It is primarily used for treating cement contamination. Common names for SODIUM BICARBONATE (NaHCO3) are bicarbonate of soda, bicarb and baking soda. It is a very weak base which is soluble in water and dissociates into sodium (Na) and bicarbonate (HCO3) ions in solution.
Salt
It is the common name for sodium chloride (NaCl). This widely available commercial chemical is an economical product for formulating clear solids-free work-over and completion fluids to 10 lb/gal (SG 1.2). Drilling fluid applications for SALT include: increasing density, increasing shale inhibition by decreasing water activity, reducing salt dissolution when drilling halite SALT sections, reducing the freezing point of water-base fluids and to reduce the potential of forming gas hydrates.
hydrate lime
LIME, hydrated LIME and slaked LIME are all common names for calcium hydroxide Ca (OH) 2 . It is used as a source of calcium and alkalinity in both water- and oil-base drilling fluids. LIME, a widely available commercial chemical, is an economical source of calcium (Ca2+) and hydroxyl ions (OH–). Drilling fluid applications for LIME include: increasing pH; providing excess LIME as an alkalinity buffer; flocculating bentonite muds; removing soluble carbonate (CO3) ions; controlling corrosion; and activating fatty-acid, oil-base mud additives.
Gilsonite TDS
inhibitor is a partially water soluble, water dispersible blend, containing sulfonated organic resins for water-base muds. It is used to aid in stabilizing shale sections, controlling solids dispersion and improving wall cake characteristics. Being partially soluble, it has the capability of plugging micro-fractured shales and sealing shales so that the hydrostatic overbalance from the fluid column is not transmitted to the pore pressure network of shale
formations adjacent to the wellbore.
Calcium Carbonate
Limestone is a high-purity, acid-soluble, calcium carbonate used as a bridging and weighting agent in drilling, drill-in and work over/completion fluids. High-purity provides better acid-solubility and high hardness provides a greater resistance to particle size
degradation. It is available in three standard grind sizes: Fine (F), Medium (M) and Coarse (C).
BENTONITE TDS
MIS Petroleum bentonite is a premium-grade Wyoming bentonite (a sodium montmorillonite clay) that will yield 91 to 100 barrels of 15-cP mud per ton (1.7 m³/100 kg). It is used as a primary filter-cake-building, filtration-control and suspension agent in freshwater systems, and has application in all water-base mud systems. It is a high-quality product
which meets the API specifications for bentonite.
Soda ash tds
It is used in water-base muds as a source of carbonate ions to precipitate calcium, increase pH or flocculate spud muds. SODA ASH is the common name for sodium carbonate (Na2CO3). It is a weak base which is soluble in water and dissociates into sodium (Na) and carbonate (CO3) ions in solution.
Quick Lime tds
A chemical with formula CaO, commonly called quick lime or hot lime. When hydrated with one mole of water, it forms slaked lime, Ca(OH)2. Quick lime is used in preference to slaked lime at oil-mud mixing plants because it generates heat when it becomes slaked with water and therefore speeds up emulsification by the reaction to form calcium-fatty-acid soaps.
Hematite Tdss
It is weight material is a high-quality, ground iron oxide (hematite) with a Specific Gravity (SG) of above 5. Due to this high specific gravity, muds formulated with hematite have lower solids contents and frequently contribute to higher rates of penetration as compared to barite muds. It may be substituted for, or blended with, barite in all mud systems. Hematite is ground and processed to remove impurities then classified to achieve the desired particle size distribution.
caustic soda
It is SODA is used in water-base muds as a source of hydroxyl ions to control pH. CAUSTIC SODA, caustic, alkali and lye are all common names for sodium hydroxide (NaOH). It is a strong base which is extremely soluble in water
and dissociates into sodium (Na) and hydroxyl (OH) ions in solution.
CALCIUM CHLORIDE
CaCl2 powder is a single salt used to form clear brine work over and completion fluids with densities ranging from 8.4 to 11.8 lb/gal (1007 to 1414 kg/m3). These fluids are used where formation pressures require densities from 8.4 to 11.8 lb/gal (1007to 1414 kg/m3) or where the inhibitive properties of a calcium fluid are required to prevent the hydration and migration of swelling clays. CaCl2 can be mixed with CaBr2 to obtain densities up to 15.1 lb/gal (1809 kg/m3). When used with ZnBr2, densities to 19.2 lb/gal (2301 kg/m3) can be achieved.
BARITE tds
Petroleum BARITE, weighting material is a high-quality, drilling-grade barite (barium sulfate) used to
increase the density of drilling fluids. This high-specific-gravity mineral is the most widely used weight Material, has application in all drilling fluid systems and meets all API specifications for barite.
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