Title
Oil Based Mud Lubricant GLOLUBE
SKU
RXSOL-81-8153-025
Supply Location::
Locations
Oil Based Mud Lubricant GLOLUBE manufacturer and supplier in Mumbai Vizag Haldia India, Dubai Sharjah UAE, Muscat Sohar Oman, Canada, Nairobi Kenya Africa
Category
Drilling Fluids & Mud Oil Field chemicals-81
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RXSOL Oil Based Mud Lubricant is a environmentally friendly Oil Based lubricant, specially formulated for Sodium Silicate systems, designed to reduce torque & drag and to lower the potential of bottom hole assembly balling in all water base muds under extreme pressure conditions. It imparts extreme pressure Lubricating Properties to the drilling fluids and prevents wall sticking. Its also optimizes the performance of oil-based drilling fluids used on ERD wells or wells with complex trajectories that otherwise would be difficult to drill without exceeding the torque and drag limits of the rig. It also is recommended for slimhole applications to increase the effective weight on bit (WOB) and hence ROP.
Note
Advantages:
It reduces torque & drag.
It will not adversely affect rheology or gel strength.
Stable at high circulation temperatures and does not undergo chemical degradation.
May Help in Shale inhibition
Technical Specifications
Physical Properties:
| Appearance | : | Brownish Black Liquid |
| Specific Gravity | : | 0.90 to 0.95 |
| PH | : | Neutral |
| Solubility | : | Slightly Dispersible in water, Soluble in Oil |
| Thermal Stability | : | >160oC |
| Lubricity Coefficient | : | <0.20 |
Dose
RXSOL Oil Based Mud Lubricant should be added at 1% to 3% concentration by volume depending on the severity of the problem. Care should be taken when adding Oil Based Mud Lubricant to invert-emulsion systems with high solids as viscosity can increase. Pilot testing is strongly recommended to determine any effects on the system's rheological properties for all initial applications and subsequent treatments.
RXSOL Oil Based Mud Lubricant should be added slowly and directly to the mud system, maintaining a small constant stream wherever there is good agitation or through the mixing hopper.
