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Effective Date: 2 District # SGA? 05/19/2015 Yes 1251739 KANSAS CORPORATION COMMISSION For KCC Use: OIL & GAS CONSERVATION DIVISION Form must be Typed Form must be Signed All blanks must be Filled

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1. Prepare the drilling site by clearing any debris and leveling the area.
2. Secure the drilling rig and attach the mud rotary system, including the mud pit, mud pump, and mud hose.
3. Mix the drilling mud by combining water, bentonite clay, and other additives to create a viscous mixture.
4. Start the mud pump and circulate the drilling mud through the drill pipe and bit. This helps cool the bit and carry away the drill cuttings.
5. Begin drilling by slowly lowering the drill string into the ground while maintaining continuous circulation of mud.
6. Monitor the mud properties throughout the drilling process, adjusting the additives as needed to control viscosity, density, and other parameters.
7. Extract the drill cuttings by periodically stopping the drilling and lifting the drill string above the ground. Use appropriate equipment to remove the cuttings from the mud.
8. Continue drilling to the desired depth, periodically checking for any signs of mud loss or formation instability.
9. Once the desired depth is reached, slowly retrieve the drill string while maintaining mud circulation to ensure clean and stable borehole walls.
10. Properly dispose of the used drilling mud and clean the equipment to prevent contamination or environmental damage.

Who needs mud rotary:

1. Geotechnical engineers and geologists who need to characterize subsurface conditions for construction projects.
2. Environmental consultants who perform soil and groundwater sampling for site assessments and remediation projects.
3. Water well drillers who construct wells for domestic, agricultural, or industrial water supply.
4. Oil and gas exploration companies looking to drill wells and extract hydrocarbons.
5. Mining companies interested in exploration or extraction of minerals and ores.
6. Construction companies involved in foundation engineering and site preparation.
7. Research institutions studying Earth's subsurface properties and processes.
8. Civil engineering firms conducting soil and rock testing for infrastructure development.
9. Government agencies responsible for geologic mapping, natural hazard assessment, or resource evaluation.
10. Academic institutions offering training and education in drilling and subsurface exploration techniques.

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What is mud rotary?

Mud rotary is a drilling technique used in geotechnical and environmental drilling where a drilling fluid (usually water mixed with bentonite clay) is circulated through the drill pipe to cool the drill bit and carry the drill cuttings to the surface.

Who is required to file mud rotary?

Mud rotary filing requirements vary by jurisdiction, but typically contractors or companies engaged in drilling activities are required to file mud rotary reports.

How to fill out mud rotary?

To fill out a mud rotary report, the driller must record information about the drilling operation, including depth drilled, drilling fluid used, geology encountered, and any incidents or issues that occurred during the drilling process.

What is the purpose of mud rotary?

The purpose of mud rotary drilling is to collect geotechnical or environmental samples, install monitoring wells, or conduct other subsurface investigations.

What information must be reported on mud rotary?

Information that must be reported on a mud rotary form typically includes drilling location, date and time of drilling, drilling method used, drilling fluid composition, and any unusual observations or incidents.