Month: November 2015

Drilling operations want dry cuttings not only for environmental concerns, but also for economic reasons. Oil-based and synthetic-based drilling fluids are expensive and recycling for reuse is a prudent objective. Also, transportation and disposal of cuttings that still contain drilling fluids are more costly due to increased volume and weight. Options over the years forRead More

Today,Brighway two sets cuttings dryer system is delivered to customer of Jiangsu.the system will be match with screw conveyer and other mud system in oilfield and achieve  drill cuttings drying. After installation of the equipment,Brightway technical staff give guidance for customer about maintenance considerations.then the cuttings dryer is tested and debugged successfully.Machine testing attracted manyRead More

The Weatherford vertical cuttings dryer can recover up to 95 percent of drilling fluids from cuttings. The substantial reduction in liquid/oil adhesion yields retort analyses ofvertical cuttings dryer discards ranging from 6 percent to aslow as 1 percent oil weight. The vertical cuttings dryercan reduce the volume of drilling solids waste andassociated disposal expenses, ensuringRead More