Dispersant coated mineral fiber in a drilling fluid

Compositions – Leather or fur treating

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65 31, 252 8512, 427220, C09K 300

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ABSTRACT:
An oil well drilling fluid containing mineral fibers which have been coated individually with a dispersant is better able to plug voids and fractures in the rock being drilled than those of the prior art because the mineral fibers are thoroughly dispersed. The fluid is substantially free of nodulated fibers. A dispersant such as a polyethoxylated quaternary ammonium salt is added to a stream of air which attenuates streams of molten slag into fibers. The fibers are uniformly coated with the dispersant and nodules thereof uravel easily when placed in a drilling fluid.

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Kirk & Othmer, "Encyclopedia of Chem. Tech", 3rd Ed. pp. 521-531, John Wiley & Sons.

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