High Temperature Drilling starch

Product Description

The High Temperature Drilling starch is a polymer derived from the unmodified starch including amylopectin content. It has epichlorohydrin and has a viscosity which to reach to the maximum value. This starch has fermentation stability and can be hydroxypropylated. It gives enhanced high temperature fluid loss performance when works in combination with drilling fluids. The High Temperature Drilling starch is also used in other applications. Offered with a high temperature tolerance, it is apt for drilling, work-over or completion fluid loss and works as a control additive appropriate for its utilization in high temperatures. It has optimal use in all water-based drilling, stimulation and completion fluids. This starch can meet all industrial standards.

Key Features:

Keep up liquid loss control at up to 300^oF.
At high temperatures help in stabilizing rheology.
Does not ferment Treatment Rate, Typical.
1 4 ppb, as essential to control liquid loss.
Higher temperatures (above 150F) may be needful to activate HT Starch to supply effective rheology and fluid loss control totally as a binding agent.

Parameters	Limits
Suspension properties
Viscometer dial reading at 600 r/min
In 40 g/lit salt water, after 16 hrs hot rolling at 250 degree F, Cps	18 max
In saturated salt water, after 16 hrs hot rolling at 250 degree F, Cps	20 max
Filtrate volume
In 40 g/lit salt water, after 16 hrs hot rolling at 250 degree F, ml	10 max
In saturated salt water, after 16 hrs hot rolling at 250 degree F, ml	10 max
Residue greater than 2000 um	No residue
Solubility in 15% HCL (%)	99.5 min
Moisture (%)	13 max
Fermentation test	3 days min