|  | PRODUCT DATA SHEET Morrison AERO-32 Foaming Agent™ High performance super-concentrated drilling formula
Features and Benefits AERO-32 is an essential aid in all types of air drilling - air, foam, or mist. AERO-32 is compatible with fresh water, sea-water, or brine and produces a rich, long lasting “shaving foam” consistency. AERO-32 based systems can reduce drill water requirement and disposal problems by allowing you to switch from water to foam drilling. Important Benefits of AERO-32 Foam Drilling * Exceptional water lift * Non-damaging to aquifers: leaves low yielding horizons unimpaired * Minimal to zero pollution * Cleans the hole * Reduced clay sticking and “mud rings” * Alternative to mud in loss zones and environmentally sensitive areas | * Increase borehole stability * Biodegradable * Requires less air velocity than straight air drilling - which means less downhole erosion * Mud pits are not required * Suppresses dust when added to air stream How to Use Formulation: Straight foam: 5 to 50 litres (depending on water quality and foam thickness required) of AERO-32 in 1000 litres of water. AERO-32 can be used in conjunction with TK60 Polymer and/or MX to create super-stabilising, high-lift and lubricating technical foams. These require 5 to 25 litres of AE60 plus 1 to 3 kg of TK60 or MX per 1000 litres of water. Consult Morrison Mud for more detailed advice on your requirements. Application: Inject into airstream as required to generate the required foam consistency. NOTE: Straight high-volume air drilling is ideal for dry formation being drilled at speed, for example in Coal Bed Methane operations. Where direct venting of air/cuttings returns is disallowed, eg in built up areas, ask about the Morrison DELUGE system for cost effective total containment and disposal of air drilling spoil. Safety • Biodegradable• Non-flammable - safe in use Format Liquid: 25, 60, 200, and 1000 kg containers.
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