
Our patented solids control system helps drilling companies reduce operating costs, recover more valuable drilling fluid, minimize waste, and maintain cleaner, more efficient job sites.
Unlike conventional solids control systems that require multiple pieces of equipment, extensive plumbing, and significant labor, our compact system integrates the hydraulic centrifuge stand, transfer pumps, dewatering unit, and fluid recovery system into one efficient package. The complete system can typically be rigged up and operational in approximately one hour, reducing downtime and simplifying job-site operations.
Our system is engineered to recover as much usable drilling fluid as possible while producing cleaner, drier cuttings.
The patented Kleenfeed automated Vertical Cuttings Dryer feed system eliminates the need for workers to manually handle wet, messy drill cuttings. Cuttings are automatically transferred into the dryer without the need for wash-down fluids, helping keep the location cleaner and reducing the amount of oil-based mud tracked around the site by trucks and equipment.
Our Optimizer dual-centrifuge package provides the flexibility to meet changing operational demands. Operators can quickly switch between:
The configuration can be changed by adjusting only a few valves, allowing crews to adapt quickly without extensive equipment modifications or downtime. The integrated dewatering system also removes solids from drilling fluids in real time, allowing clean fluid to be returned directly to the active drilling system.
On a typical well, our system recovers an average of 250 to 300 barrels of oil-based mud that can be cleaned, reused, and returned to the drilling process instead of being discarded. This delivers significant savings by:
Because the processed cuttings contain less liquid, customers haul fewer loads and pay to dispose of the actual drilled material—not valuable drilling fluid or excess material added solely for transportation and disposal.
Our technology helps drilling companies operate more efficiently by getting equipment online faster, reducing labor requirements, recovering valuable drilling fluids, lowering waste disposal costs, and maintaining cleaner job sites. The result is a simpler, cleaner, and more cost-effective solids control operation from rig-up through completion.
