Enzymatic decomposition of drilling mud

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Treating by enzyme

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210747, 210768, 435262, C02F 1112

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ABSTRACT:
Drilling mud is rapidly decomposed by admixing one or more enzymes with the mud to selectively degrade one or more polymeric organic viscosifiers therein. A method of cleaning up a well site drilling mud pit containing drilling mud is provided. Also provided are a composition and method of removing residual drilling mud from a wellbore and around the well face.

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