The adhesion coefficient tester measures the tendency coefficient of the drilling fluid to get stuck in the pipe. The metal disc is pressurized using a pressure bucket, and the drilling fluid is brought into the friction surface by the metal disc to provide lubrication. The friction coefficient of the mud can be measured based on the reading value of the torque wrench, and the accuracy can be confirmed
The Kence Adhesion Coefficient Tester measures the "pipe sticking tendency coefficient" of drilling fluid, using a pressurized barrel to apply pressure to a metal disc. The drilling fluid is brought into the friction surface by the metal disc, providing lubrication. The friction coefficient of the mud can be measured based on the reading value of the torque wrench, and the lubricant or treatment effect of any given drilling fluid can be determined.
Model: KC-NF2
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Pressurize with carbon dioxide or nitrogen
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Move the adhesive disc downwards through a pneumatic pressure rod
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The torque wrench drives the adhesive disc to rotate on the surface of the mud cake