Sunday, June 12, 2011

KCL Polymer Mud

KCL Polymer Mud has the potassium ion (K) in the system to stabilize the shale formation.Personally, I like the KCL system because of its effectiveness in preventing the problems of swelling clay. It is widely used in many parts of the world, but some countries do not use it because it has effects and toxicity in animals and plants.

 

 

 

KCL Polymer Mud Why so popular?

 

Let 'see ... There are SEVERAL advantages of it as listed below ;

It Prevents swelling clay , clay hydration , tight end hole , ball-up and bit while drilling Into Highly reactive clay formations ( gumbo training ).

In Some Areas Where You Have reactive clays in pay zones , You Can Use The system as KCL reservoir drill-in fluid or completion / workover fluid .

Not only is it good for soft formation drilling , it works well for drilling aussi hard shale Because it Prevent excessive sloughing and wellbore washout .

 

Sources of potassium

KCl ( Potassium Chloride ) IS Mostly Used As The potassium source and It Is cost-effective and easy to find in the Market . Typically, You May Need around 10-20 pounds per barrel of it .

 

KOH ( Potassium Hydroxide ) Can Be Used As The potassium source as well . In addition,it Can Be Used as aussi year Alkalinity agent .

 

Some I read articles discussing about The Technical Training That Will Limit The Use of KCL water base mud . They Said That With KCL mud drilling in Areas Where There are a lot of kaolinitic shale formations Will not Be Successful Because chemical composition In The kaolinitic Will deteriorate The potassium ion . I Have No Experience with type of training so I cannot Give You That "any how .

 

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