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Mud leg provides hydrostatic pressure in order to prevent mud going through the separator into the
rig. If the pressure in the mud gas separator exceeds hydrostatic pressure provided by mud leg, gas
blowing through situation will be happened. Once blow-through occurs with a mud gas separator, it
is very difficult to stop this situation until the mud leg column is re-established.
Figure 1 illustrates mud-blow through. The pressure that will create blow-through can be calculated
by determining hydrostatic pressure of mud leg.
Figure 1 – Blow Through Situation
Mud Leg in ft
Use the following data to calculate which pressure would blow-through occur.
Mud Leg = 20 ft
Solution
Only mud leg and mud density will be used in the calculation.
Figure 2 – Mud Gas Separator Information
It means that if it is required 13.5 psi in this mud gas separator to overcome the hydrostatic
pressure and gas blow-through will be occurred.
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