Influence of Dispersed Systems on Exploratory Well Drilling

Mykola Dudlia; Jan Pinka; Kateryna Dudlia; Valerii Rastsvietaiev; Marina Sidorova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.277.44

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Influence of Dispersed Systems on Exploratory Well Drilling

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Results of theoretical, laboratory and stand study which enabled to recommend solutions of surface active substances while well drilling, taking into account mining and geological conditions of a number of Ukrainian regions are given. It was determined that addition of surface active substances to the drilling fluid during rotary drilling by hard-face and diamond cores makes it possible to increase drilling rate.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 277)

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Mykola Dudlia, Jan Pinka, Kateryna Dudlia, Valerii Rastsvietaiev*, Marina Sidorova

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Diamond Cores, Drilling by Hard-Face, Drilling Fluid, Drilling Rate, Surface Active Substances

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