The Safe Solution
BMR Bentonite Mud Remover
BMR
is
a blend of dry granular colloidal dispersants.
BMR is formulated to
solve the development problems created in bores drilled with a bentonite
based fluid system by reacting with the residual bentonite in the bore
cake and the aquifer to separate the clay particles and hold them in suspension
so they can be pumped out of the bore.
BMR shortens development
time and improves efficiency.
Recommended
Procedure
·
Pour dry BMR into the bore or mix the
chemical with water and pour the solution down the casing or drop pipe.
BMR should be added slowly, using about 20 kg at a time.
·
After pouring the BMR, agitate the bore
water by surging, bailing, use of compressed air or by pump jugging.
In a gravel packed bore, continuous circulation of the water will
enhance results.
· After 10 to 12 hours, the spent acid and residues should be pumped or bailed out until the bore water is clean.
Recommended Dosage
Use 30g of BMR per litre of bore water in the bore hole. To calculate the amount of BMR required, refer to the following table.Dosage Table
| Bore Diameter | Litres Of Water per meter in Bore |
BMR per Metre of Water in Bore |
| 2” 50.8 mm | 2.0 |
.06 kg |
| 4” 101.6 mm | 8.1 | .24 kg |
| 6” 152.4 mm | 18.3 | .55 kg |
| 8” 203.2 mm | 32.5 | 1.00 kg |
| 10” 254.0 mm | 50.7 | 1.50 kg |
| 12” 304.8 mm | 73.0 | 2.20 kg |
| 14” 355.6 mm | 99.4 | 3.00 kg |
| 16” 406.4 mm | 129.8 | 3.80 kg |
| 18” 457.2 mm | 164.3 | 4.90 kg |
| 20” 508.0 mm | 202.8 | 6.00 kg |
Packaging
BMR is available in 20 kg pails
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