Pure oil base fluid contains less than 3% volume

water. The water is considered inescapable

contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite. Pure oil base fluid contains less than
3% volume water. The water is considered
inescapable
contaminant, and by adding chemicals the
wanted drilling fluids properties is obtained.
Invert oil emulsion fluids has 5 40% volume
water. The water is replacing expensive oil and
becomes a part of the drilling fluid properties.
(EP Learning and Development, 1998)
WBM is basic water where clay and other
chemicals are added to obtain wanted
properties,
i.e. viscosity control, shale stability, enhance
drilling ROP, and cooling and lubrication of the
system. The most common additive is
bentonite.