Drilling fluid density measurement system

Measuring and testing – Borehole or drilling – Downhole test

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73439, 73153, G01N 928, E21B 4700

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046946926

ABSTRACT:
A drilling fluid density measurement system uses a continuously operating bubble measurement system for an oil or gas well. A microprocessor correlates the signal output from a differential pressure transmitter connected to a pair of self-cleaning pressure probes which are positioned in a circulating drilling fluid. By manipulating solenoid valves, the microprocessor controls the intermittent zeroing of the output signal from the differential pressure transmitter and controls a periodic level check to determine if the pressure probes are submerged in the drilling fluid.

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