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R defined, 87 Trenchless drilling, 114
desi n
Reciprocating pumps, 178 § ' 97-108 Trip tanks, 140, 232
Removal section 141 development of, 1-12, 96 Tromp curve. See Separation
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arranging 162-163 and " " f actor < 103-105 potential
compartments, 226, 227 installing, 115-116 Troubleshooting, 237-239
linear
River and road crossing drilling, motion, 97-98, 99-101 for crew, 225
114' manufacturers, 240-259 hydrocyclones, 153
Rope discharge 146-147 need for 224 motors, 202-204, 237
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Rotary mud separators, 158-160 operating, 92-93, 116-117, pre-well, 235-236
Rotary pumps, 178 224-225 pumps, 151-152, 199-200
parts of, 93-94 screens, 238-239
g and power systems, 105-108 Type II pumps, 179
selecting and evaluating,
Sand traps, 143, 226-227, 228-229 109-114 117-119 U
Saybolt viscometers, 194 t e of 91 96 97
°
Scalper shakers, 111 unbalanced elliptical, 97-99 ^±1°^ ^^ mOtl n
Scalping shakers, 99, 109 and vibrati s£ stem' S; 102_ 103 shaker, 98-99
Screens, 120-138 shear numns f y advantages, 96
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blinding, 95-96, 135-136 |hear P ™ ' defined, 97
and cascade systems, 113 and flow rate 91 vibrating system, 102
and circular motion shakers, anrl f\ u[ d r . naritv on Underflow, 145, 155
Skids 93 " " See .,so Slurry
99
classifying, 121-125, 128-129 slue pits 140
cloth weaves, 120-121 Slugging'tanks, 231 V
construction materials, 136 slurry Vacuum filtration, 218
and cut points 125-127 and hydrocyclones, 151 Venturi tubes, 179, 231
development of, 1 ancl rotary mud separators, Vibrating systems, 93, 102-103
and dewatering, 110-111 159 Viscometers, 194-195
and elliptical motion shakers, Solids control Viscosifiers, 155
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~ development of, 1-12 Viscosity
and flow rate, 110, 130-131 equipment, 139-163 and drilling fluid, 92-93
grades, 123-124 need for< 87_9 0/ 139 effect of, 88
installing, 116 Spray bars, 116 and fluid capacity, 95
measuring, 188, 194-195
layered and three-dimensional, Spray discharge/ 146
120 121, 135 138 Starch, 91, 109 and screen cut points, 127
and linear motion shakers, stokes, law Voltage, 106-107, 201-202, 209
100
^ centrifuges, 155-157 safety issues, 210-213
maintenance, 116-117 hydrocyclones, 149-151
mesh count, 121-125 Submersible pumps, 179 w
opening size and open area, Suction
122 125
T and centrifugal pumps, 181-184 Waste management
panels, 131-132, 136-138 lines 141 233 costs 90 216
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selecting, 91, 109 Suction and'testing section, dryers 113-114
separation potential, 129-135 139-140 pre-well checklist, 236
tensioning, 128 Sumpless system. See Dewatering _ Se ^ /so Dewatering units
troubleshooting, 128, 238-239 ^nits Weighting materials
ancl centr u es
Separation potential (screens) surface tanks 142 if § < 160
conductance, 130-131 ' and desanders, 148
percent separated curves, development of, 1
131-134 T and dilution, 164-165
potential separation curve, Tanks discarded, 90, 91, 176-177
129-130 equipment guidelines, 226, 232 drilled solids as, 89
summary, 134-135 hydrocyclone, 147 and equipment sequence, 142
Shale shakers slugging, 231 and mud cleaners, 154-155
balanced elliptical, 97-98, surface, 142 and screen selection, 109
101-102 trip, 140, 232 World O;7's Composite Catalog
capacity, 94-96 Three-dimensional screens, advertising from, 13-86
circular motion, 97, 99 120-121, 138 chronology of devices, 6-12
