Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be absorbed

by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water. Misting may be used after drilling zones which produce more water than can adequately be
absorbed
by adding drying agents. In situations where the downhole influx of water is too much for dry-gas drilling,
but too little for mist drilling, it is possible to inject water at the surface to allow mist drilling. The
quantity of water for mist drilling will depend on the hole size, type of formation, rate of penetration, etc.
A high-volume water flow presents a different set of problems. The intrusion of large volumes of water
requires converting to a foam-type fluid and possibly other additives in order to successfully remove
the water.