During the oil and gas drilling process, it can effectively remove solid particles in the drilling fluid and maintain the stable performance of the drilling fluid. Vibrating screens and separators are the core components of solid control equipment.
In modern drilling operations, “mud” is more than just a lubricant—it is the lifeblood of the rig. However, without an efficient Solids Control System, that lifeblood quickly becomes contaminated, leading to increased torque, equipment wear, and skyrocketing fluid costs.
Choosing the right Solids Control Supplier is no longer just about buying a piece of machinery; it is about partnering with an engineering team that understands how to minimize Non-Productive Time (NPT) and maximize Mud Recovery.
Why Partner with RIGRS?
We are more than just a solids control supplier; we are your “Mud Performance” partners.
Factory-Direct Engineering: No middlemen. You get direct access to the engineers who designed your centrifuge or shaker.
Modular Skid Designs: Our systems are built for rapid deployment. Whether you are onshore in a desert or offshore on a jack-up rig, our “plug-and-play” modules minimize setup time.
Global After-Sales Support: We maintain a massive inventory of wear parts—screens, hydrocyclone cones, and pump impellers—ready for immediate dispatch.
A complete solids control process includes five stages: Shale Shaker (1st), Vacuum Degasser (2nd), Desander (3rd), Desilter (4th), and Decanter Centrifuge (5th). This multi-stage setup maximizes mud recovery and minimizes equipment wear.
Yes. At RIGRS, all our screening equipment and Shale Shaker Screens are manufactured and tested in strict accordance with API RP 13C (ISO 13501)
To combat the abrasive nature of drilling fluids and cuttings, we utilize premium metallurgy and protective coatings:Centrifuge Protection: Our centrifuge drums are forged from Duplex Stainless Steel (SS2205) or SS316L. The internal screw conveyors are protected with Tungsten Carbide Tiles or hard-facing, which extends the service life by 300% compared to standard steel.
Protects Centrifugal Pumps: Air bubbles cause cavitation in desander and desilter feed pumps, leading to rapid impeller wear and pressure loss.Ensures Hydrocyclone Efficiency: Hydrocyclones require stable pressure to create the proper centrifugal force; degassed mud ensures consistent separation.