Drilling Waste Management system

July 19, 2012 - PRLog -- In upstream petroleum industry, one of the major operations that can potentially impact the environment is drilling. A major component of the wastes generated during drilling are the rock cuttings and the drilling fluids. The drilling fluids can have different chemical composition and various additives. Spilled or improperly disposed drilling wastes have the potential to harm plants and animals, and it should be managed to minimize risk to human health and the environment.

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   The process of drilling oil and gas wells generates a variety of different types of wastes. Some of these wastes are natural products of drilling through the earth, e.g., drill cuttings, and some come from materials used to drill the well, e.g., drilling fluid and associated additives. The most common measure of potentials environmental impact of materials is its toxicity. Toxicity occurs when a material causes a deleterious effect on an organism, population, or community. To avoid health problems for the rig crew and avoid environmental contamination of the site, both leftover and spent mud must be rendered harmless before disposal. The most hazardous material is the H2S, it is a highly toxic gas erupted from underground while drilling. To insure the personnel safe and operation smooth, this gas must be need to totally remove.

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