Causticized Lignite

Causticized Lignite is a specially designed drilling fluid additive used to improve drilling efficiency and wellbore stability in various drilling operations. Its causticization process allows it to effectively control fluid loss, reduce friction, and enhance lubricity, making it an essential component in many drilling fluids. Its high molecular weight and unique chemical structure enable it to form a strong film on the wellbore walls, preventing fluid loss and reducing the risk of blowouts. Its advanced formula also helps to improve drilling efficiency, reduce drilling time, and enhance overall wellbore stability.

Applications:

– Drilling fluid additive
– Fluid loss control
– Friction reduction
– Lubricity enhancement
– Wellbore stability
– Drilling performance optimization

Chemical Properties:

– Appearance: brown or black powder
– pH: 8-10
– Solubility: water-soluble
– Density: 1.5-1.6 g/cm
– Boiling Point: 180-200°C
– Melting Point: 100-120°C
– Viscosity: 2.0-3.0 cP

Mechanical Compositions:

– Causticized Lignite: proprietary formula

Standards:

– API (American Petroleum Institute)
– ISO (International Organization for Standardization)
– CAS Number: proprietary

Common Sizes:

– 25 kg (55 lbs) bags
– 50 kg (110 lbs) bags
– 1,000 kg (2,200 lbs) bulk containers
– Other sizes available upon request