Drilling mud compositions

Earth boring – well treating – and oil field chemistry – Earth boring – Contains organic component

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507113, 507114, 507115, 507120, C09K 702

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ABSTRACT:
The addition of relatively small quantities of reticulated bacterial cellulose to well bore drilling muds improves their rheological properties. A preferred reticulated bacterial cellulose is one produced under agitated culture conditions using strains of a bacterium from the genus Acetobacter. Reticulated bacterial cellulose may be used in place of a conventional gellant or in combination with conventional gellants to provide improved drilling muds.

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