AES Drilling Fluids

Aphrons are a method used to get a really low density mud by using encapsulated micro-bubbles to lower the mud weight. Questions remain about how such fluids work, so in this episode we will debunk some of the myths and discuss why you would or would not want to use them.

In this episode of the Flowline, Matt and Justin sit down with AES's VP James Strickland to discuss what it's like to run drilling fluids in an offshore environment. All three gentleman have a unique experience of being offshore which helped provide insight on how drilling fluids are applied offshore along with their respective challenges.

Did you know that air is a fluid? You might not have a mud engineer, but sometimes we drill intervals on air. We'll dig into what air drilling is and some concepts that are applied throughout the process.

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Do you need a little encouragement through these tough times? The media has several sources that are predicting the "future"... do we have reasons to believe they are right? Do we have reasons to believe they are wrong? There is a lot to dig into when predicting what our future will hold, let’s talk through it and see what the positives could be!

What are the considerations required for a good logging run? Tight fluid properties are one thing, but sometimes data acquisition requires a lot of consideration.