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  CALCIUM CARBONATE LCM CACARB  

  PRODUCT DESCRIPTION  

CACARB, a high purity ground marble calcium carbonate, an acid-soluble, bridging and weighting agent used in drilling, drill-in and workover/completion fluids. When compared with limestone, the agent features higher hardness and purity, providing better acid solubility

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  APPLICATION  

CACARB is an acid-soluble bridging and weighting agent for controlling fluid loss and density. It is a bridging agent and fluid loss additive. It can be used in fluids ranging from conventional drilling fluids to advanced drill-in fluid systems, including water-based reservoir drill-in fluid, reversible invert-emulsion reservoir drill-in fluid system, invert-emulsion reservoir drill-in fluid system, and high-density divalent reservoir drill-in fluid systems

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  ADVANTAGES  

  • CACARB is used to prevent fluid invasion of permeable zones, and to prevent loss of circulation during drilling, workover, and completion activities.

  • CACARB is applicable in all drilling fluids, aqueous and non-aqueous.

  • Its high-hardness ground marble makeup resists particle-size degradation.

  • It has minimized effect on fluid properties due to essentially inert property

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  PROPERTIES  

Physical Appearance: White Powder

Specific Gravity: 2.7 - 2.8

Solubility in 15%HCl: 97% Minimum @ 25°C

Solubility in Water: 0.0035 g/100 ml @ 100°C

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Particle Size D50 Value um

CACARB 10: 6-15

CACARB 20: 16-29

CACARB 40: 31-48

CACARB 140: 120-180

CACARB 250: 225-300

CACARB 500: 430-520

CACARB 600: 550-650

CACARB 750: 655-800

CACARB 1400: 1200-1550

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  RECOMMENDED TREATMENT  

CACARB normal concentrations are in the 10 to 50 lb/bbl (29 to 143 kg/m3) range

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  PACKING AND STORAGE  

CACARB can be packed in 50kg HDPE bags with inner liner or 1 MT Jumbo Bags. Store in a dry well-ventilated area    

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  CROSS REFERENCE  

CACARB is equivalent to SAFECARB (M-I) and BARACARB (Baroid)

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For TDS, MSDS or further enquiries, please write to info@catalystdrillchem.in

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