Where CaCl2 Can be Used?

  Calcium chloride (CaCl) is an inorganic salt. It has the appearance of white crystals. The granules are a transparent, colorless solution. Because calcium chloride can dissolve quickly, release heat, and absorb moisture from the air and environment well. It melts at very low temperatures.

  Calcium Chloride (CaCl) for Oil and Gas Drilling. It is used in the construction and maintenance of oil and gas wells. This helps the fluid reach the desired consistency. It increases the density and stability of the rock formation as a complete liquid. It will seal the casing and displace the drilling mud well. This prevents gas accumulation and keeps sediment from falling into your hands. Calcium chloride is used to increase the density of solid-free brines, which can be added to the water phase of emulsified drilling fluids to avoid soil swelling. and drilling mud to cool and lubricate the drill bit. Calcium chloride increases the density of the mud to overcome formation pressure and hold the oil, gas and water in place. It also suppresses the moisture content of clay and shale.