AES Drilling Fluids

AES Drilling Fluids

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AES Drilling Fluids episodes

  • Episode 113 | Brine Fluids Pt.II
    Justin and Matt revisit brine fluids in this weeks episode of the Flowline. Part 2 of this series touches on different applications and functions on brine in the drilling fluids […]
    34 min
  • Episode 113 | Brine Fluids Pt.2

    Justin and Matt revisit brine fluids in this weeks episode of the Flowline. Part 2 of this series touches on different applications and functions on brine in the drilling fluids world.

    34 min
  • Episode 112 | Surfactants
    The term ‘surfactant-based’ is thrown around a lot when discussing drilling fluid materials  – but what does that actually mean? In this episode, Matt and Justin discuss different types of […]
    19 min
  • Episode 112 | Surfactants

    The term 'surfacctant-based' is thrown around a lot when discussing drilling fluid materials  - but what does that actually mean? In this episode, Matt and Justin discuss different types of surfactants, why they are used and key aspects in relation to drilling fluids.

    19 min
  • Episode 110 | Gilsonite
    Uintaite, more commonly known as Gilsonite®, is a natural, resinous hydrocarbon found in the Uintah Basin in northeastern Utah. It is used to reduce fluid loss, is efficient at mitigating […]
    18 min
  • Episode 111 | PHPA
    PHPA does some great things for shale inhibition. Matt and Justin discuss what it is, how it is used, and offer a few pointers.
    25 min
  • Episode 111 | PHPA Mud

    PHPA does some great things for shale inhibition. Matt and Justin discuss what it is, how it is used, and offer a few pointers.

    25 min
  • Episode 110 | Gilsonite
    Uintaite, more commonly known as Gilsonite®, is a natural, resinous hydrocarbon found in the Uintah Basin in northeastern Utah. It is used to reduce fluid loss, is efficient at mitigating […]
    18 min

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