Desander are solid control equipment used in drilling rigs that contain a set of hydrocyclones to separate sand from drilling fluid. Desander are installed on the mud tank after the shale shaker and degasser, but before the desilter. As drilling fluid is pumped into the desander, centrifugal forces cause solids like sand to separate from the liquid and exit out the bottom, while cleaner liquid exits out the top and continues to the next stage of purification. Desander play an important role in removing abrasive solids not captured by earlier equipment like shakers in order to further purify the drilling fluid before additional stages like desilting.
Desander are solid control equipment used in drilling rigs that contain a set of hydrocyclones to separate sand from drilling fluid. Desander are installed on the mud tank after the shale shaker and degasser, but before the desilter. As drilling fluid is pumped into the desander, centrifugal forces cause solids like sand to separate from the liquid and exit out the bottom, while cleaner liquid exits out the top and continues to the next stage of purification. Desander play an important role in removing abrasive solids not captured by earlier equipment like shakers in order to further purify the drilling fluid before additional stages like desilting.
Desander are solid control equipment used in drilling rigs that contain a set of hydrocyclones to separate sand from drilling fluid. Desander are installed on the mud tank after the shale shaker and degasser, but before the desilter. As drilling fluid is pumped into the desander, centrifugal forces cause solids like sand to separate from the liquid and exit out the bottom, while cleaner liquid exits out the top and continues to the next stage of purification. Desander play an important role in removing abrasive solids not captured by earlier equipment like shakers in order to further purify the drilling fluid before additional stages like desilting.
Desander are solid control equipment used in drilling rigs that contain a set of hydrocyclones to separate sand from drilling fluid. Desander are installed on the mud tank after the shale shaker and degasser, but before the desilter. As drilling fluid is pumped into the desander, centrifugal forces cause solids like sand to separate from the liquid and exit out the bottom, while cleaner liquid exits out the top and continues to the next stage of purification. Desander play an important role in removing abrasive solids not captured by earlier equipment like shakers in order to further purify the drilling fluid before additional stages like desilting.
Definition: A hydrocyclone device that removes large drill solids from the
whole mud system. The desander should be located downstream of the shale shakers and degassers, but before the desilters or mud cleaners. A volume of mud is pumped into the wide upper section of the hydrocylone at an angle roughly tangent to its circumference. As the mud flows around and gradually down the inside of the cone shape, solids are separated from the liquid by centrifugal forces. The solids continue around and down until they exit the bottom of the hydrocyclone (along with small amounts of liquid) and are discarded. The cleaner and lighter density liquid mud travels up through a vortex in the centre of the hydrocyclone, exits through piping at the top of the hydrocyclone and is then routed to the mud tanks and the next mud-cleaning device, usually a desilter. Various size desander and desilter cones are functionally identical, with the size of the cone determining the size of particles the device removes from the mud system. Desander are solid control equipment with a set of hydrocylone that separate sand from the drilling fluid in the drilling rig. Desander are installed on top of the mud tank following the shale shaker and degasser, but before the desilter, Desander removes the abrasive solid from the drilling fluid which cannot be removed by the shakers Nevertheless, desander is a significant part of the mining and drilling process. The simple container helps filter out grainy solids from drilling liquid, often in mud form, that is brought up from a drilling hole, located close to the end of the entire purification process, but not the last step, desanding is famous for its simplicity and lack of moving parts. Its effectiveness has seen this technique adapted into many industry that is utilizing the drilling fluid recovery. Generally, colourful named tools such as gas busters, gumbo removal equipment, shale shaker, mud cleaners and vacuum degasser are all used to break down the fluid to the stage where the desander can remove small grains. After the desander is utilized, many industries also use a desilter to further purify the liquid.