Xi’an HL recently shipped 50 custom mud agitators. They were manufactured for a major client in Uzbekistan. This marks the start of a large delivery phase for this 50-unit order. The shipment clearly shows HL Petroleum’s strength in the international oil and gas equipment market. The Uzbek client sent engineers to the HL Petroleum production […]
How High Should the Agitator Impeller Be from the Tank Bottom? When designing a mud tank agitator, determining the height of the impeller from the tank bottom is crucial. This height directly impacts the agitator’s efficiency and the quality of mud mixing, especially in oilfield drilling environments. Therefore, when purchasing a mud agitator, it’s important
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Mud Agitator Installation Procedure Step 1: Secure the agitator base, ensuring that all four corners are firmly against the tank surface. Step 2: Prepare a sufficient amount of gear lubricant (refer to the product manual for lubricant type and dosage). Step 3: Open the yellow filler cap and insert a funnel. Step 4: Begin adding
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HL Petroleum recently delivered 100 offshore drill cuttings box to a Spanish customer. These boxes, which have an effective volume of 2.5 m³, will be used on offshore drilling platforms to collect drilling waste. Offshore drilling platforms use drill cuttings boxes, also known as cuttings boxes, in conjunction with cuttings recovery equipment for the recovery,
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Offshore mud skips are used during offshore drilling to ensure compliant handling of OBM cuttings. They are certified by DNV or LR and are crucial in maintaining environmental standards as they transport the cuttings back to shore for final treatment. Such mud skips are usually designed with 11000kg maximum loading weight. The size can be
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Due to the high mud temperatures caused by high-temperature and deep wells in recent years, the demand for drilling mud cooling systems is increasing! Excessively high mud temperature can lead to the following adverse consequences: 1. Downhole measurement instruments lose accuracy, preventing data from being properly transmitted and received; 2. The plastic viscosity and density
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