SKU
RXSOL-23-8926-025
Title
BWMS Descaler
Title
BWMS Descaler
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CITRIC ACID is a source of hydrogen ions (H+) used to reduce the pH of a drilling fluid. Both liquid and powdered. CITRIC ACID provides a layer of hydrogen ions around active clays, reducing their zeta potential and thus reducing their ability to imbibe water. This function translates to fewer solids, less swelling of the solids in the drilling fluid, reduced wellbore swelling, and more efficient solids control equipment function. A secondary benefit of CITRIC ACID is the formation of sodium citrate, a thinner. This helps counteract the flocculating influence of the hydrogen ions on first being introduced to the drilling fluid system.</p>
Category
Ballast Tank Chem-23
Supply Locations
Locations
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Citric Acid Importer Exporter and supplier in India, Muscat Oman, UAE Middle East. CITRIC ACID supplier in Barka Sohar Muscat Nijwa, Oman, Fujairah Abudhabi Ajman, Sharjah Dubai, Mumbai Kandla Ganhidham, Kolkata Haldia, Visakhapatnam, Gangavaram, Chennai Ennore, Paradip, Canada</p>
Product Remarks
Remarks
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<strong style="text-align: justify;">Safe Handling Recommendations</strong><br style="text-align: justify;" />
<span style="text-align: justify;">Utilize normal precautions for employee protection when handling chemical products. Use of appropriate respirator, gloves, goggles, and apron is recommended for employee comfort and protection. See Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for this product prior to use.</span></p>
Tag Identification
Tag Identification
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Field Note
Note
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<strong>Typical Physical Properties</strong><br />
Physical Appearance………White powder or clear liquid<br />
Specific Gravity……………..1.542<br />
Bulk Density…………………63 lb/ft³<br />
Hygroscopic…………………slightly<br />
pH in water………………….1.87</p>
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<strong>Packaging</strong></p>
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CITRIC ACID is packaged in 25 kgs multi-wall bags.</p>
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<strong>Citric Acid in 25 kg bags </strong></p>
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Application:</td>
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Additive for drilling and work over fluids for iron sequestration</td>
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Scientific name: </td>
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Citric Acid</td>
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Appearance: </td>
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Free flowing white solid crystalline powder</td>
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Safety, hazard: </td>
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Non-combustible, toxic fumes</td>
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Environmental, hazard: </td>
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Insignificant. Toxic to aquatic life</td>
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Waste disposal procedures:</td>
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At controlled landfill site</td>
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Form of supply:</td>
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25 kg bags<br />
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Technical Specifications
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Typical Physical Properties</div>
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Physical Appearance………white powder or clear liquid</div>
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Specific Gravity……………..1.542</div>
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Bulk Density…………………63 lb/ft³</div>
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Hygroscopic…………………slightly</div>
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pH in water………………….1.87</div>
Application
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<strong>Uses</strong><br />
CITRIC ACID is primarily used as a pH buffer, a low solids, non-dispersed, low pH drilling fluid.</p>
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<strong>Benefits</strong><br />
CITRIC ACID is primarily used to quickly reduce the pH in drilling fluid. One of the benefits of using Citric Acid is that it forms Sodium Citrate in the presence of Sodium based polymers such as DMA and OMNIPOL II. Sodium Citrate acts as a dispersant in water based fluids, helping to control the rheology. A third benefit of CITRIC ACID is the reduced hazard to personnel when compared to other acids normally used in drilling applications. CITRIC ACID will not reduce hardness levels in drilling fluids as will phosphoric acid.</p>
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<strong>Treatment</strong><br />
CITRIC ACID is added through the hopper when using the dry material, and added directly to the drilling fluid when using the liquid. A diaphragm-<br />
metering pump may be utilized with the liquid for continuous<br />
pH control.<br />
Treatment levels vary with the concentration of salts, particularly hydrogen (H+) and hydroxide (OH- ).</p>
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<strong>Function</strong><br />
CITRIC ACID provides a layer of hydrogen ions around active clays, reducing their zeta potential and thus reducing their ability to imbibe water. This function translates to fewer solids, less swelling of the solids in the drilling fluid, reduced wellbore swelling, and more efficient solids control equipment function. A secondary benefit of CITRIC ACID is the formation of sodium citrate, a thinner. This helps counteract the flocculating influence of the hydrogen ions on first being introduced to the drilling fluid system.</p>
Industrial Area
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29181300</p>
Dose
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CITRIC ACID is a source of hydrogen ions (H+) used to reduce the pH of a drilling fluid. Both liquid and powdered.</p>
<p>
<strong>Uses</strong><br />
CITRIC ACID is primarily used as a pH buffer, a low solids, non-dispersed, low pH drilling fluid.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">
<strong>Benefits</strong><br />
CITRIC ACID is primarily used to quickly reduce the pH in drilling fluid. One of the benefits of using Citric Acid is that it forms Sodium Citrate in the presence of Sodium based polymers such as DMA and OMNIPOL II. Sodium Citrate acts as a dispersant in water based fluids, helping to control the rheology. A third benefit of CITRIC ACID is the reduced hazard to personnel when compared to other acids normally used in drilling applications. CITRIC ACID will not reduce hardness levels in drilling fluids as will phosphoric acid.</p>
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<strong>Treatment</strong><br />
CITRIC ACID is added through the hopper when using the dry material, and added directly to the drilling fluid when using the liquid. A diaphragm-metering pump may be utilized with the liquid for continuous pH control.<br />
Treatment levels vary with the concentration of salts, particularly hydrogen (H+) and hydroxide (OH- ).</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">
<strong>Function</strong><br />
CITRIC ACID provides a layer of hydrogen ions around active clays, reducing their zeta potential and thus reducing their ability to imbibe water. This function translates to fewer solids, less swelling of the solids in the drilling fluid, reduced wellbore swelling, and more efficient solids control equipment function. A secondary benefit of CITRIC ACID is the formation of sodium citrate, a thinner. This helps counteract the flocculating influence of the hydrogen ions on first being introduced to the drilling fluid system.</p>
Keywords
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Free flowing white solid crystalline powder.</p>
