What is the flow show?
The flow show is a type of monitor used in the drilling industry on a drilling set. It allows operators and users to monitor the flow of drilling fluid. In this way he got the name "Flow Show". Following the flow of fluid, which is drilled, is very important for various reasons, including safety for both the drilling and the integrity of the drilling set itself.
If the flow show informs the drill operator that the high -pressure zone releases too much fluids at a time, the tighting of the wells must be immediately regulated. Without monitoring, the flow can become critical and cause damage to the drilling set. This could also potentially damage workers who are close to the well. This type of problem can cause society to lose a resource that is trying to extract, and it can cost a lot of money. The flow show can tell the operator unless a low -borehole zone is no longer a borehole. This is another serious problem to be corrected. If not repaired, tlAK could become so low that the borehole and the drill set could collapse. This will obviously be very expensive for society and it is a situation that needs to be avoided.
On the drilling set, the flow show is usually connected to the flow line. It is a pipe that sends drilling liquid to the mud tanks, which are tanks designed to safely hold drilling liquid. The mud reservoir is usually dug in the ground near the drilling point and lined with steels. It has an open peak, so the drilling operator can monitor the liquid level in the pit. Offshore drilling trains may have a closed peak, but they will still have ways that employees can monitor liquid levels.
When connecting to these other devices, the flow of the flow will be to measure the flow of padlolling fluid when it passes through the flow line into the mud pit. The flow show is then able to provide accurate readings to operators drillingplatforms. The paddle angle is what gives them this information - if the paddle is high, the flow is stronger and if the angle is lower, then the flow goes slower.