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CFL P70
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CFL P70 brown powder Chrome Free Lignosulphonate with specific smell it is a multipurpose defelocculant temperature stabilizer and fluid loss control additive for use in all water based drilling fluids, meets OCMA DFCP-8 specification.
COMPOSITION and APPLICATION:
CFL P70 is all purpose deflocculant and temperature stabilizer agent .It is effective for decreasing the viscosity and reducing the fluid loss for all water base mud sytems. Specially used in fresh- and seawater plus salt potassium and lime basis mud system. It has a high temperature tolerance up to 170 °C. CFL P70 is non polluting it does not contain toxic heavy metal such as chromium.
ADVANTAGES:
· Contains negligible amount of Chrome and no other heavy metal which is not dangerous for environment.
· Temperature tolerance in the range of 130 to 170 ° C.
· Compatible with all water base mud systems.
· Reduces the fluid loss without any additional polymers and thickness of filter cake.
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES :
Appearance : Coarse powder
Active Content : 88 %
Solubility : Easily soluble in all drilling fluid systems
Moisture : 8-10%
pH (5% solution) : 3
RECOMEDED TREATMENT :
For filtration control and to disperse the slurry 3-30 kgs/m3,dependent on the type of drilling fluid by adding directly to slurry. Due to the CFL P70 ‘s low pH treatments require additional 25 kg of caustic soda for every 100 kg of CFL P70 .
PACKAGING :
25 kg multiply paper bags with PE lining in 500 kg sling bag
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Description:CMC (technical grade) is a dispersible, sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, fluid-loss reducing additive supplied in three grades: low viscosity, high viscosity and extra-high viscosity. CMC additive can be used in freshwater and seawater mud systems,keeps properties under high temperature faced in geothermal drilling made according to API 13 a and EN ISO 13500 standards.
Applications:CMC technical-grade additive is used as a fluid-loss reducing additive in freshwater and seawater muds. It is less effective in brines and saltwater and is not generally recommended to be used if the salinity ezceeds 50,000 ppm. CMC Lo Vis tech-grade additive is used in high-viscosity, high-solids or heavily weighted fluids and produces only slight increases in viscosity. CMC Hi Vis and Extra Hi Vis tech-grade additives are used in low-viscosity or low-solids fluids and increase viscosity in addition to controlling fluid loss.
ADVANTAGES and LIMITATIONS:
- Widely available and an economic source of polymer fluid-loss control
- Concentrated chemical, very effective at small treatment levels
- Can be used in most water-base drilling fluids
- Subject to bacterial degradation, a biocide should be used to prevent fermentation
- Not utilized in high-salinity fluids that exceed 50,000 ppm
- Not tolerant of high-pH and high-calcium-ion conditions in combination
Specifications:
Physical appearance:
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Off-white powder
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Specific gravity:
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1.59 (Density may vary based on grade and purity)
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Solubility in water:
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Completely Soluble
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pH:
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7-10
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Temperature stability:
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Stable to 250 °F (120 °C) in field use
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Recommended Treatment:
- In freshwater: 1.4 to 4.3 kg/m³
- In seawater: (5.7 to 8.6 kg/m³)
- Add slowly through a mixing hopper at a rate of 10 to 20 min/sack
Packaging:25 kg multiply paper bags
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Barite (Barium Sulfate) weighting material is a specially processed barite in powder form for use a drilling fluid as weighting additive. Barite increases the mud weight by without increasing the solid content. Barite meets the API Specification 13a, section 7 and EN ISO 13500.
Applications:
- Increase drilling fluid density with minimum solid content
- Control formation pressure
- Plugs the boreholes and cavities in formation
Advantages:
- High specific gravity, high quality, and free from corrosive and abrasive material
- Chemically inert
- Cost effective weighting agent
- Easily removed
Specifications:
Appearance:
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Off-white powder
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Specific gravity:
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4.2 (minimum)
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Slurry pH (6%):
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8.6
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Moisture content:
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2%
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Bulk density, lb/ft³:
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150
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Mineralogical component:
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>94% barium sulfate |
Packaging:In 50 kg paper bags on 1250 kg wooden pallets
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Soda Ash is used in water‐base mud as a source of carbonate ions to precipitate calcium, increase pH or flocculate spud mud. Soda Ash is the sodium carbonate Na2CO3 which is soluble in water and dissociates into sodium (Na) and carbonate (CO3) ions in solution.
APPLICATIONS
- Soda Ash is primarily used to reduce soluble calcium in water‐base drilling muds and makeup waters.
- Other uses include increasing pH and flocculating spud muds. Calcium is present in many makeup waters and formations.It can cause flocculation of the mud resulting in increased rheology, gel strengths and fluid loss. High‐filtrate calcium will cause precipitation of calcium‐sensitive additives such as the PHPA polymer which are the most sensitive. Cellulosic polymers PAC HV ,PAC L and CMC are only slightly calcium‐sensitive and tolerate moderate levels of filtrate calcium.
ADVANTAGES
- Widely available and an economical source of carbonate ions to precipitate calcium while increase pH.
- Concentrate chemical; effectively removes calcium in most drilling fluids at small treatment levels
- Effective flocculant for spud muds.
TYPICAL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Physical appearance:
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White powder
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| Specific gravity: |
2.51
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| pH: |
11.4
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| Solubility in water: |
51 g / 100 mL at 30°C
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Recommended Treatment :Typical treatments of Soda Ash range from 0.5 to 5.0 kg/m3, depending on the calcium level and water chemistry of the drilling fluid. Generally soda ash is added to water before than all additives. Treatments should be made on an incremental basis to prevent over‐treatment which results in carbonate contamination.
PACKAGING Soda ASH is packaged in 50 kg pp bags
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Bentonite for DrillingHigh quality sodium activated high yielding bentonite made for all types of drilling specially deep hole core drilling, produced according to API Spec 13 a Section 9 and ISO EN 13500 Sec 9.
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
| Color |
yellow |
Methylene Blue Value
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340 mg/gram |
| Moisture Content |
11% (on base of dry product) |
| OCMA Yield |
19,5 m³ per ton bentonite |
API fluid loss
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14 ml |
| pH (6,5% slurry) |
10,4 |
RESULTS OF MEASUREMENTS ON SLURRIES
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TEST
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UNIT
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BENTONITE (GRAM/LITER)
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30
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40
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50
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60
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70
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80
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Fan Viscosity
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600
reading
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12
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22
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31
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43
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49
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70
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300
reading
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6
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16
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23
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32
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40
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61
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PV/YP (API) (plastic viscosity/yield point)
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3/6
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10/6
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8/15
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11/21
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9/31
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9/52
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PV/YP
Ratio
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2
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1,7
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1,9
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1,9
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3,4
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5,8
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Marshfunnel Viscosity
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sec/liter
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Fluid Loss
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ml/30 sec.
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20
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20
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19
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17
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15
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12
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Density
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gr./liter
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1013
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1014
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1016
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1027
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1029
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1038
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STORAGE
On a dry location, avoid moisture
PACKING
35 kg polyproplylene bags, 1.200 kg big bags, bulk 25 ton silotrucks
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