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FLUIDS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES A typical 1000 sq ft filter press uses approximately 85 kg of D.E. to produce a 3mm pre-coat on the internal screens. To ensure that the pre-coat solids form a uniform cake on the plate screens, the filter press is circulated with diluted pre-coat slurry before introducing the balance of the diatomaceous earth pre-coat solids. The slurry mix tank will circulate to “clear” at the end of the pre-coat cycle indicating that all of the diatomaceous earth pre-coat solids have been captured on the filter plate screens. Body Feed The filtration of slurries which contain gelatinous, slimy, and/or compressible solids typically results in poor filter performance; e.g. low flow rates, short cycle times, high operating pressures and low filter efficiency. The addition of non-compressible solids (Diatomaceous Earth) to the inlet slurry being filtered can cancel or significantly reduce these undesirable effects and improve the performance level of the filtration operation. A body-feed therefore can be defined as the solids which are added to process slurry for the purpose of enhancing the filterability of the slurry. The addition of body-feed will change the physical characteristics of the cake solids by increasing its permeability (reducing the resistance). The amount of body-feed required cannot be accurately predicted due to the many variables involved. A good starting point is to use a 1:1 ratio of body feed solids to suspended solids in the feed and then adjust the injection rate of the body feed so as to obtain the optimum performance which: • Minimizes the initial filter differential pressure. • Prevents a rapid increase in the rate of differential pressure. • Prevents terminal differential pressure until the filter press plate recesses are fully utilized. • Slimy, gelatinous and highly compressible solids (barite and clay) typically require higher body-feed addition rates to effect cake permeability. BAKER HUGHES DRILLING FLUIDS REFERENCE MANUAL REVISION 2006 14-56
FLUIDS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Technical Specifications DNV 2.7-1 Certified Lifting Frame V essels & pipework: ASME Div VIII Integrated Pre-coat and divert manifolds Integrated Hose Basket Dimensions 3.8m Long x 1.8m Wide x 1.86m High Weight 5000kg empty (7 500 kg with water) Flow Capacity Up to 18bbl/min Max Working Pressure 7bar Utility requirements Rig air Pre-coat Pump 3” Diaphragm Body-Feed Pum p 1.5” Diaphragm Powder Hydration Pump 2” Diaphragm Inlet 4 inch Outlet 4 inch Reduced hose requirement due to integrated components resulting in a safer working environment. Powder Handling System BAKER HUGHES DRILLING FLUIDS REFERENCE MANUAL REVISION 2006 14-57
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