Device to Prevent Marl Erosion in Reserved Water and Mud Waste Pits at Drilling Sites
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Oct 28, 2021
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Apr 22, 2020
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Apr 22, 2020
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A device to prevent the clay liner erosion of drilling site reserved water and mud waste pits by dissipating the energy of fluid(s) discharged to those pits. An economic and reusable device to prevent the erosion of the compacted clay (marl) layer of water reserve and drilling fluid waste pits at onshore drill sites by dissipating the energy of the fluids and/or solids discharged into the pits. The device consists of an approximately several square meters of rectangular lining that can be manufactured from synthetics, composite, or metal which is securely anchored under the fluid discharge pipes so that it safely dissipates the energy of the fluids/solids discharged into the pit thus preventing the underlying clay (marl) liner erosion and hence water loss or contamination of the underlying soil and shallow groundwater.
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