Mud is a kind of substance containing solids and a certain amount of fine particles in the fluid. It has a certain viscosity and is difficult to stratify even if it is left sitting for a long time. Whether in drilling or trenchless construction, the mud treatment system directly affects the construction schedule and project quality. The application of mud treatment systems, which means the treatment and rational application of mud, is one of the most significant issues in modern construction projects.
Brightway mud treatment system in operation
Currently, still many companies use tank trucks to transport the on-site mud water to the outskirt garbage dump for natural drying. This kind of operation is primitive and backward, which has caused many problems. First, the cost is high and the efficiency is low. When the construction is tight, the day and night transportation of tank trucks cannot meet the requirements of the construction schedule. The second is the harsh environment at the construction site, and the overflow of mud water makes it difficult to get in. The engineering team often suffers huge fines because the mud water leaks into the sewer and causes pipeline blockage. In addition, the tank truck often pollutes the city’s environment due to the leakage of muddy water on the urban arterial roads during transportation.
Brightway can provide customers with mud treatment system, centrifuge products, drilling waste management equipment, and so on, which are widely used a variety of fields involving drilling and trenchless construction.
Brightway drilling waste management system in exhibition
Mud treatment systems developed Brightway by are small in area, easy to use, simple in operation, and low in operating cost. It can run synchronously with other brands of equipment. They are low-cost and highly automated mechanical equipment which maximize the separation efficiency. At the same time, the solid waste can be directly laid on the worksite and shipped away after solidification.
Mud treatment systems are suitable for various complex terrains. After treatment, the liquid can be recycled and reused, and the remaining solids can be directly landfilled or solidified. The oil content of the treated drilling oil-base mud is only 1.4%, which is lower than the national standard.