Bharath Microns

Obulavaripalli, Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh

Our company is a prominent Manufacturer, Exporter & Supplier of Barium Sulphate Powder . We supply premium quality Barium Sulphate Powder that is widely used in the Oil & Gas industry for increasing the density of aqueous as well as oil base drilling fluids. The Barium Sulphate Powder is accurately composed by our team of experts. We supply Barium Sulphate Powder that is quality tested on several parameters and is assured to be pure and effective. Clients can avail the Barium Sulphate Powder from us at the market leading prices. Highlights : High purity baryte (Barium Sulphate) in powder form An inert material Confirms to the API standard 13A (i.e. specific gravity of 4.20 minimum, 3% residue on a 200 mesh screen maximum, 5% residue on a 325 mesh screen minimum etc.) Barytes - Oil & Gas drilling grade Application : Used for increasing the density of aqueous as well as oil base drilling fluids. Packing : Bharath barytes powder is packed in 50kg/100lb export quality HDPE/paper bags, bulk bag 1mt/1.5mt and also special packing can be arranged as per customer requirement. Recommened Treatment : Bharath barytes is a very pure grade baryte and is inert. It will not cause any abnormal increase or other changes in the rheological properties of the mud. The product is readily dispersible. Therefor no special care is required when weighting up a mud system. Bags of Barytes / 100 bbl B = 1470(W2-W1) / 35-W2 to raise weight of 100 lb of mud W1 = Initial Weight W2 = Final Weight

Barytes is mineral composed of barium sulfate, BaSo4. It is usually colorless or milky white, but can be almost any color, depending on the impurities trapped in the crystals during their formation. Barytes is relatively soft, measuring hardness 3-3.5. It is unusually heavy for a non-metalic mineral. The high density is responsible for its value in many applications. Barytes is chemically inert and insoluble. It is a valcanic deposit and in india its occurrence is limited to Mangampeta deposits of Andhra Pradesh. It estimates a reserve of over 100 Million tons and it is a single largest deposit of its kind in the world. Most barytes is mined from layers of sedimentary rock, which formed when barytes precipitated onto the bottom of the ocean. Some smaller mines utilize barytes from vein, which formed when barium sulfate was precipitated from hot subterranean waters. In some cases barytes is a by-product of mining of mining lead, zinc, silver or other metal ores. The principle use for barytes is as a weighting agent in oil and natural gas drilling. In this process, barytes is crushed and mixed with water and other materials. It is then pumped into the drill hole. The weight of this mixture counteracts the force of the oil and gas when it is released from the ground. This allows the oil and gas rig operators to prevent the explosive release of the oil and gas from the ground. Mining is semi-mechanized. It starts with shipping of the over-burden which exposes the ore-body/being a relative soft material barytes is easily sized in a jaw crusher yielding the right size for grinding Pulverizing Mill. The milled product is collected in bags of 50kg / 1500kg and stocked in warehouse.