The configuration of drilling fluid depends on many factors, such as well characteristics, rock formation conditions, drilling fluid mud performance requirements, etc. Generally speaking, for the configuration of drilling fluid mud, we recommend PAM (polyacrylamide).

Of course, PAC (polymer anionic thickener) and CMC (carboxymethylcellulose) are also options, but the actual choice depends on specific conditions and requirements. Generally speaking, PAC is often used in drilling muds because it provides good viscosity control and better suspension capabilities. CMC can also be used as a thickening agent for drilling mud, but may not be as effective as PAC in some cases.

If you choose between PAC and CMC, PAC will be chosen in most cases. Of course, the final choice should be based on the drilling engineer's specific requirements for mud performance as well as the geological conditions and environmental factors of the drilling site.

Our suggestion is that before making a decision, it is best to contact us. We can provide samples of PAC and CMC respectively, as well as assist with laboratory testing and engineering evaluation to ensure that the selected thickener can meet the requirements of the drilling operation. need.