Shale shaker
Shale shakers are components of drilling equipment used in many industries such as coal cleaning, mining, oil and gas drilling. They are the first phase of a solids control system on a drilling rig and are used to remove large solids (cuttings). Drilling fluid (“mud”). Drilling fluids are an integral part of the drilling process and, among other functions, work to lubricate and cool the drill bit, as well as to transport the drill cuttings through the hole. These liquids are a mixture of different chemicals in water or oil solution and are very expensive to make. Both for environmental reasons and to reduce the cost of drilling operations, drilling fluid losses are minimized by separating them from the drilled cuttings before disposal of the cuttings. This is done using a multitude of specialized machines and tanks. Shale shakers are the main solids separation tool in the rig. After returning to the surface of the well, the used drilling fluid flows directly to the shale shakers, where it begins to be processed. After processing by the shaleers, the drilling fluid settles in mud tanks, where other solids control equipment begins to remove the finer solids. The solids removed by the skimmer are discharged from the discharge port to a separate holding tank where they await further treatment or disposal. Shale shakers are considered by most of the drilling industry to be the most important device in the solids control system because the performance of the downstream equipment is directly related to the cleanliness of the treated drilling fluid. The mud pickers usually go out and check the shakers for rock samples that have been circulated from the bottom. They separate the rock from the drilling fluid and take it to an on-site lab where they dry the samples and label them by depth. Then they look at the samples and analyze what kind of rock they have at a certain depth. This helps determine the depth of this type of rock.
Vibrating sieve dryer JH-WMS-D
JH-WMS-D Vibrating Sieve Dryer Machine of Pahideh Sanat Behsan Company is an upgraded sample of Mongoose Vibrating Sieve Dryer, which has improved performance and improved efficiency in operating conditions due to modifications and optimization in the overall structure of this equipment. .
As the first phase of drilling waste treatment after leaving the shale shaker, this device is responsible for cleaning the fluid by sieves. This device uses a special technology, which in case of inaccuracy in the manufacturing will cause inefficiency and short life. By using the experiences of Iranian experts and injecting new technology into this device, Padideh Sanat Behsan Company has succeeded in designing and producing a vibrating screen device with international quality, suitable technical specifications and suitable for the drilling fluid used in Iran.
Shale shakers are components of drilling equipment used in many industries, such as coal cleaning, mining, oil and gas drilling.They are the first phase of a solids control system on a drilling rig, and are used to remove large solids (cuttings) from the drilling fluid (“mud”).
Drilling fluids are integral to the drilling process and, among other functions, serve to lubricate and cool the drill bit as well as convey the drilled cuttings away from the bore hole. These fluids are a mixture of various chemicals in a water or oil based solution and can be very expensive to make. For both environmental reasons and to reduce the cost of drilling operations, drilling fluid losses are minimized by stripping them away from the drilled cuttings before the cuttings are disposed of. This is done using a multitude of specialized machines and tanks.
Shale shakers are the primary solids separation tool on a rig. After returning to the surface of the well the used drilling fluid flows directly to the shale shakers where it begins to be processed. Once processed by the shale shakers the drilling fluid is deposited into the mud tanks where other solid control equipment begin to remove the finer solids from it. The solids removed by the shale shaker are discharged out of the discharge port into a separate holding tank where they await further treatment or disposal.
Shale shakers are considered by most of the drilling industry to be the most important device in the solid control system as the performance of the successive equipment directly relates to the cleanliness of the treated drilling fluid.
Mudloggers usually go out and check the shakers for rock samples that have circulated from bottom. They separate the rock from the drilling fluid and take it into an onsite lab where they dry out the samples and label them according to depth. They then look at the samples and analyze what kind of rock they have at a certain depth. This helps determines what depth that type of rock was encountered.
