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Thursday, November 8, 2012

GN 200 GPM Trailer Mounted Mud Recycling System

Trailer mounted mud recycling system is getting very popular in HDD and CBM drilling. Because fast moving trailer mounted mud tanks have many advantages than the skid mounted tanks. Its construction is compact and can be easily moved for transportation.

Following we present 200 GPM trailer mounted mud recycling system.designed by GN Solids Control in China.

200 GPM Trailer Mounted mud recycling system

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Mud Recycling Equipments for Trailer Mounted Mud System to Saudi Arabia

Saturday, 29 September 2012 03:58

The request for drilling mud recycling equipments aroused greatly from Middle East. One customer from Saudi Arabia placed order to GN for 1 set complete package mud recycling equipments for 1200GPM trailer mounted mud system used for HDD.



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Thursday, March 22, 2012

Drilling Rig, Water Well Drilling Rig, Truck Mounted Drilling Rig, Button Bits

 

Marketplace radio passed along to listeners the oil industry assertion that it was spending $300 million a month on the wages of workers on offshore drilling rigs that have been idled by President Obama's moratorium on new deep water drilling. The Washington Post reports that the ban has idled 33 deep-water drilling rigs.


If the average worker on a rig earns $100,000 a year, the industry's claim about lost wages would imply that it was employing 36,000 workers, or more than 1,000 on each idled rig. This seems implausibly high, and should cause reporters to question the industry's claim rather than just report it as being true. (The industry has an incentive to exaggerate the impact of the moratorium on workers since it helps to advance its agenda of ending the moratorium.)

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