15.03.2018 Views

BAKER HUGHES - Drilling Fluids Reference Manual

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

Baker Hughes <strong>Drilling</strong> <strong>Fluids</strong><br />

3. With a plastic pipette, add 0.5 ml of sample (mud filtrate) to the beaker and swirl<br />

the contents to ensure proper mixing. If mud filtrate is going to be saved for future<br />

fluoride electrode testing the filtrate should be retained in a plastic container. The<br />

mud filtrate should never be stored in a glass container due to the tendency of the<br />

aluminum complex to adhere to the glass surface.<br />

4. With 3ml pipette or 10cc syringe, add 3 ml of acetic acid/potassium acetate buffer<br />

to the beaker.<br />

5. Swirl the solution to ensure proper mixing.<br />

Allow the solution to sit for 5 minutes prior to testing.<br />

Repeat steps 1-5 for each sample analysis.<br />

Sample Analysis<br />

1. Rinse the electrode with distilled water between each analysis.<br />

2. Blot probe dry, do not wipe dry.<br />

3. Prepare samples as previously described in “D” above. Place the electrode in the<br />

sample and record sample readings after 1 minute.<br />

4. Check calibration every 4 hours by analyzing the 100 standard.<br />

5. Rinse electrode with distilled water and blot dry between each test.<br />

Note:<br />

Should your concentration readings be greater than 100, you may HAVE FORGOTTEN to<br />

add buffer.<br />

Reinecke Salt Test Procedure for Residual MAX-GUARD in PERFORMAX Filtrates<br />

Equipment and Materials;<br />

1. Reinecke salt<br />

2. Volumetric flask – 100 ml<br />

3. Deionized water<br />

4. Pipettes<br />

5. Syringes (optional)<br />

6. Sample of MAX-GUARD <br />

Procedure<br />

1. Prepare a solution of the Reinecke Salt indicator solution by dissolving<br />

approximately 3% by weight of the Reinecke salt material into deionized water (or<br />

0.75 g per 24.25 ml water). Small amounts of the solution should be prepared<br />

since the shelf life is about 7–10 days at temperatures below 65°F. Shelf life<br />

decreases rapidly above this temperature. It is recommended to store the solution<br />

in a refrigerator, if possible, when not in use. (Please note: you will see some<br />

apparent insoluble materials at the bottom of the container; ignore).<br />

2. In a small vial or bottle, place about 2 ml water, 8 drops of Reinecke salt solution<br />

and 0.5 ml of the mud filtrate and shake.<br />

Baker Hughes <strong>Drilling</strong> <strong>Fluids</strong><br />

<strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Revised 2006 3-103

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!