Articles Tagged with ''solids control''

It's time we challenge the widely accepted rule that solid control systems in drilling must have at least 1.5 times the hole volume, using practical tests and real-world application to explore the efficacy and necessity of this standard in various drilling scenarios.

Duperon Corporation's very own Mike Olvera, International Market Development Manager, has been appointed to the East Michigan District Export Council. 

From the mix tank to the return flow, managing viscosity controls inadvertent returns and is critical to a successful bore.

Are you still using a pit for solids control? Solids control equipment may be worth the investment.

Often, the answer is “It depends.” Ask Brock lays out the factors for mud rotary drillers to consider.

Shovels or shakers, think about a drilling fluids and waste system as three simple, executable parts.

From transfer pumps to hydrocyclones, it can all affect how actual waste generated compares to expectations.

Effective materials handling and disposal, understanding of formations can help operators drill faster.

Why you can’t drill with 10% fluid in a porosity zone and expect to develop it out. It’s Ask Brock episode 171.

Host Brock Yordy has advice for buying your first drilling solids control unit. It’s Ask Brock 138.