| Customization: | Available |
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| After-sales Service: | 1 Year |
| Warranty: | 1 Year |
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Item: Drilling fluid oil and water(solid) separating device
Model: HTD-GX50
The HTD-GX50 drilling fluid oil water(solid) separating device is used to separate and test water, oil and solid volume. It is latest improved and R&D drilling fluid oil and water (solid ) separating device based on old ZNG-1 and ZNG-2. HTD-GX50 replaced old ZNG-1 and 2 can reach the best effects in structure and property. It can avoid overheating with 1000W power and external heating and 50ml distillation has made testing accuracy best than ever before. The instrument is easy to operate and it's the basis to know solid density and water base drilling fluid viscosity and how to control filter loss. It's a special instrument for labs and field.
Operational principle
Heat in the distiller have already known water radicle artesian well liquid sample of the physical volume, make its liquid mutually composition evaporate, congealed after collect in the graduated cylinder, liquid physical volume direct from the oil in the graduated cylinder mutually and water mutually read a value assurance.The total solid phase physical volume(suspend of and fuse of) gets from the bad value(the sample is total to accumulate-liquid mutually physical volume).Any solid of deliquescence will stay in the distiller, so have to pass by then a calculation can make sure to suspend a solid phase physical volume as well as pass a calculation to get a low specific weight solid phase and aggravate the opposite physical volume of material.
Specification
| Model | Name | Different configuration | Feature |
| HTD-GX50 | Drilling fluid oil and water(solid) separating device | Externally heated distillation | Prevent dry |
| Rated Frequency | 110/220V±5% 50/60Hz |
| Power | 1000W |
| Distiller capacity | 50±0.2ml |
| Liquid recovery | >98% |
| Insulation resistance | 500ºC |
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