fluid loss control FLC 350     additive in invert emulsion drilling fluids. Fluid loss control (FLC) and filtercake quality of a drilling fluid plays an important role in the wellbore construction process5-6 and can influence various important aspects of drilling operations, such as wellbore stability, completion process, formation damage, downhole mud losses, and differential sticking. Ultimately, FLC and filtercake quality become critical parameters for both the drilling operation and after drilling for well productivity. Different additives may be utilized in IEDF formulations in order...

    We produced a special product with special properties from Gilsonite, this product for use, and we produced a special product with special properties from Gilsonite, for use and mixing it with bitumen in the asphalt factory directly, which will increase the quality of bitumen.gilsonite modified bitumen,the gilsonite performances of various kind and dosage are compared and analyzed with PG appraisal system through DSR,BBR and Brookfield revolving viscosity tests.DSR and BBR tests can offer gist for founding creeping curve and stiffness modulus in some time. In fact, by controlling the amount...

GILSONITE / NATURAL BITUMEN IN WEATHERPROOF PAINT For weatherproof paint bonding and fade-resistant stain pigments, Gilsonite / natural bitumen is the high-performance, cost-effective choice. Because of the unique properties of Gilsonite, it gives paint an excellent bond to almost any material that needs to be protected from the elements. It is a critical high-performance, low-cost paint additive for anticorrosive paints, underbody paints and pipe coatings. The superior performance of Gilsonite means you can find it in the majority of wood stains produced in the U.S. In this application,...

Gilsonite is also called Natural Bitumen, Natural Asphalt, Asphaltum, Asphaltite  Gilsonite is also called Natural Bitumen, Natural Asphalt, Asphaltum, Asphaltite or, Gilsonite is a mineral substance composed of hydrocarbons In fact, crude oil has hardened. Gilsonite is found in underground mines as a hard, black material with a glossy surface. Gilsonite formation routes to its origin which is crude oil. Basically Gilsonite is formed when a proto-petroleum deposit is trying to elevate to surface and solidifying within the cracks and under pressure in millions of years the material becomes a...