MI Dewatering System

Features • Compact and effective. • Maximum recycling of waste streams. • Ease of Operation. • Cost effective vs. transport and disposal option. • Reduces liquid waste and disposal costs. • Reduces water consumption - by liquid re-cycling. • Highly effective in clear water drilling. Operational Overview Chemically enhanced Centrifugation is the process of removing the majority of colloidal size solids in excess of used water base drilling mud by the addition of chemicals to coagulate and flocculate the solids in the mud thus blended chemically enhanced fluid is pumped to centrifuge. Without chemical enhancement or the dewatering process, the mechanical liquid solids separation capability of a centrifuge is limited to 3-5 microns. Thus dewatering overcomes this limitation by “flocculation” of the feed mud by pre-treating the mud chemically to increase the “effective particle size” of the suspended solids.