The slurry blowing pump (sbp) is designed to reclaim drilling fluid, sludges, and soids, transferring them on a continuous basis from one point on the drill rig to another. It can also be used for other waste stream spillages such as wastewater or slurries. The cleaning of ditches, cellars and sups plus the skimming of pips and cuttings boxes is also possible. Collected wastes are typically blown into a drilling waste container or alike.
Frac mud tank is working for storage drilling mud on oil gas drilling jobsite. It is contains:
1) Mud tank
2) Pipelines
3) Mud agitator
4) Stairs and handrail
Cuttings re-injection is an in situ method for the disposal of driling cuttings and other drilling wastes into a sub-surface stratum
Drill cuttings are slurrified with water and ground down to a pre-determined partical size. The partical size is achieved by passing through a shaker screen. Slurry of hte correct partical size and physical properties is injected via a pump, which is typically of a triplex design, into the well head at a given pressure and down into the pre-detaimined sub-surface injection zone.
No Dig drilling shale shaker is the first phase for mud recycling. Shale shaker performance is very important which is related to bellowing parts:
1) Vibrator Motor quality
2) Shaker deck strenth
3) Shaker screen size and performance
Corrugated screen have up to 125 percent more surfafce area than conventional flat screens. Gravity forces the solids into the corrugated screen’s troughs, thus allowing more fluid to pass through the top of the screen. With conventional flat screens, conductance is reduced as solids form a continuous bed that impedes fluid flow.
