New drilling fluid technology to advance mineral exploration

Researchers at Curtin University, Australia, have developed new technology for the rapid cleaning and re-use of drilling fluids, paving the way toward more efficient and environmentally-friendly mineral exploration.

Researchers at Curtin University have developed new technology for the rapid cleaning and re-use of drilling fluids

07 July 2022
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Designed to support next-generation drilling technology, the reformulated fluids are hydrocarbon-free, reducing the risk of environmental harm to exploration sites.

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