SPE Middle East Oil &Amp; Gas Show and Conference 2015
DOI: 10.2118/172603-ms
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Customized High-Performance, Water-Based Mud for Unconventional Reservoir Drilling

Abstract: Non-aqueous fluid (NAF) is a suitable choice over water-based mud to drill unconventional reservoirs. NAF can provide advantages such as shale stability, lubricity and wider mud density range, despite of cost, logistics, loss intolerance and environmental friendliness. Further, requirement for specialized high-resolution real-time borehole imaging in unconventional drilling makes NAFs inapplicable because of logging-tool-fluid compatibility issues. These challenges initiated the operator to design a fit-ofpurp… Show more

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“…PERFORMAX owns outstanding inhibition by the combined use of polyalcohol and an aluminum-based polymer. Subsequently, Baker Hughes introduced nanotechnology and developed the LATIDRILL system which is the first report of the commercialized application of nanotechnology in the waterbased drilling fluid (Bakerhughes Media Center, 2012; Riley et al, 2012;Witthayapanyanon et al, 2013;Yadav et al, 2015). The application result in Cameroon Sea shows that LATIDRILL could improve wellbore stability, prevent bitballing, decrease friction, and elevate the ROP to a great extent.…”
Section: Re-development Stagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…PERFORMAX owns outstanding inhibition by the combined use of polyalcohol and an aluminum-based polymer. Subsequently, Baker Hughes introduced nanotechnology and developed the LATIDRILL system which is the first report of the commercialized application of nanotechnology in the waterbased drilling fluid (Bakerhughes Media Center, 2012; Riley et al, 2012;Witthayapanyanon et al, 2013;Yadav et al, 2015). The application result in Cameroon Sea shows that LATIDRILL could improve wellbore stability, prevent bitballing, decrease friction, and elevate the ROP to a great extent.…”
Section: Re-development Stagementioning
confidence: 99%