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    The document summarizes test results from drilling mud samples with varying densities and percentages of added weighting agent as measured by a mud viscometer and filter press tests. Key findings include: 1) As the percentage of added weighting agent increases from 1% to 5%, mud density decreases while viscosity readings and gel strengths increase. 2) Filter press tests show filtrate loss increases with temperature and decreases with increased weighting agent percentage. 3) The results indicate that adding weighting agent improves viscosity and gel strength properties while also decreasing filtrate loss at higher temperatures.

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    The document summarizes test results from drilling mud samples with varying densities and percentages of added weighting agent as measured by a mud viscometer and filter press tests. Key findings include: 1) As the percentage of added weighting agent increases from 1% to 5%, mud density decreases while viscosity readings and gel strengths increase. 2) Filter press tests show filtrate loss increases with temperature and decreases with increased weighting agent percentage. 3) The results indicate that adding weighting agent improves viscosity and gel strength properties while also decreasing filtrate loss at higher temperatures.

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    Based Mud

    Uploaded by

    kaelel18
    The document summarizes test results from drilling mud samples with varying densities and percentages of added weighting agent as measured by a mud viscometer and filter press tests. Key findings include: 1) As the percentage of added weighting agent increases from 1% to 5%, mud density decreases while viscosity readings and gel strengths increase. 2) Filter press tests show filtrate loss increases with temperature and decreases with increased weighting agent percentage. 3) The results indicate that adding weighting agent improves viscosity and gel strength properties while also decreasing filtrate loss at higher temperatures.

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    of 3

    Based Mud (10minutes)

    density (1.12 s.g.) (9.3ppg)(70lb)


    Read1 (25) Read 2 49deg
    600 rpm 14 15
    300 rpm 11 11
    200 rpm 9 10
    100 7 9
    6 4 5
    3 3 4
    Gel10 0
    Gel10 21
    Plastic
    Viscosity
    Apparent
    Viscosity
    Yield Point

    Based Mud +1 %
    (1.1sp) (8.4ppg) (63lb)
    Read1 ambient Read 2 (49)
    (25)
    600 rpm 31 23
    300 rpm 20 19
    200 rpm 17 14
    100 15 10
    6 9 8
    3 8 6
    Gel10 10
    Gel10 15
    Plastic
    Viscosity
    Apparent
    Viscosity
    Yield Point

    Sample
    Filtrate loss (mL)
    49 1 2 2:53 16 25
    inter
    78ml 100ml 118ml 3mm
    Based Mud +3%
    (1.09 )(9.1)(68)
    Read1 (25) Read 2 (49)
    600 rpm 31 28
    300 rpm 20 20
    200 rpm 17 16
    100 15 14
    6 9 9
    3 8 7
    Gel10 15
    Gel10 22
    Plastic
    Viscosity
    Apparent
    Viscosity
    Yield Point

    Sample
    Filtrate loss (mL)
    49 1 2 2:53 16 25
    inter
    55ml 80 108 7mm
    (80) Based Mud +5%
    (1.08)(67.5)(9.0)
    Read1 (25C) Read 2 (49)
    600 rpm 31 41
    300 rpm 20 18
    200 rpm 17 15
    100 15 13
    6 9 10
    3 8 9
    Gel10 21
    Gel10
    Plastic
    Viscosity
    Apparent
    Viscosity
    Yield Point

    Sample
    Filtrate loss (mL)
    80 1 2 2:53 16 25
    inter
    60ml 85ml 96ml 8mm
    Fluids loss increase as temperature increase

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