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Magnesium Oxide

Maintain controlled alkalinity in polymer drilling fluids with magnesium oxide from Di-Corp.

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    Use Magnesium Oxide as an Alternative to Lime

    Magnesium oxide can be used as an alternative to lime as a coagulant in clear-water drilling and for alkalinity control in polymer drilling fluid systems where a pH above 11.0 is undesirable.

    Any undissolved excess magnesium oxide dissolves gradually, providing ongoing buffering to help maintain a consistent pH level of approximately 10.7.

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    Why Choose Di-Corp

    Source magnesium oxide for your oilfield drilling program from a supplier with more than 65 years of drilling industry experience.

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    Oil and Gas Drilling Fluid Experts

    Work with a team that understands drilling fluid products, oilfield conditions, and the role magnesium oxide and other additives play in demanding applications.

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    Broad Range of Drilling Products

    Access magnesium oxide alongside drilling fluids, additives, and other products for oilfield drilling applications from one experienced supplier.

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    Robust Quality Management

    Get drilling fluid products from a supplier committed to consistent quality, with many Di-Corp locations following a Quality Policy registered to ISO 9001.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    When should I use magnesium oxide instead of lime in drilling fluids?

    Use magnesium oxide as an alternative to lime when alkalinity control is needed but a pH above 11.0 is undesirable. Its gradual dissolution provides ongoing buffering, helping maintain the system at a pH of approximately 10.7. This buffering action gives you a way to manage alkalinity without raising the pH as high as lime may.

    What types of drilling fluid systems can magnesium oxide be used in?

    Di-Corp’s magnesium oxide can be used in clear-water drilling, polymer drilling fluid systems, high-hardness water, saturated salt brines, and brine drilling mud. It provides effective buffering in high-hardness and saturated salt brines and can also act as a scoring agent in brine drilling mud.

    How much magnesium oxide should I add to a drilling fluid system?

    Treatment levels will vary based on the drilling fluid system and application conditions. Magnesium oxide is effective at low treatment levels, and Di-Corp can provide technical guidance to help determine the appropriate dosage for your system.

    Learn More About Our Magnesium Oxide Supply

    Improve your drilling fluid program with a trusted magnesium oxide supplier. Di-Corp provides magnesium oxide and a broad range of oilfield drilling fluids and additives to support demanding operational requirements.