Phpa

This polymer is a molecule of the same long, heavy chains composed of identical, water-soluble fragments. This polymer dissolves in the form of long fiber-like fibers in water and is one of the newest additives for drilling fluid. This material encloses the wells drilled in the well wall in the form of cages and covers them in accumulations, preventing them from dissolving and overheating in the drilling fluid. This material is more for the stability of active shales in the fluids. The blue base used is PHPA, part of a recycled acrylamide polymer that is used to stabilize shale formations in wells or to disperse bentonite in light fluids.
The benefits of PHPA produced by Nano Baspar Aitek are as follows:
Carrying out the stumps and preventing them from spreading
Provide stable conditions for well wall shales
Optimizing the action of repelling unwanted solids in the pure water system and increasing the power of carriers in the Bakf drilling system
The presence of this substance in liquid form causes ease and speed in mixing
The low drop point of this material and the possibility of using it in cold regions
Possibility of using this material as granulose in light fluids without solids