| PHPA 
							(Partially Hydrolyzed Polyacrylamide) Powder is a  high molecular weight partially hydrolysed Polyacrylamide/ polyacrylate (PHPA)  containing co polymer in powder form. The product is used as viscosifier and borehole  stabilizer.
 Application:
 
 PHPA (Partially 
							Hydrolyzed Polyacrylamide) Powder should be added in fresh water to get a highly  viscous drilling fluid. The marsh funnel viscosity for clay or shale formation  should be ≥ 50 seconds per quart and ≥ 60 seconds per quart for sandstone or  unconsolidated sand.
 
 Properties:
 
                              
                                | Chemical Composition | Copolymer |  
                                | Appearance | Granular powder |  
                                | Ionic | Anionic |  
                                | Degree of Hydrolysis | 20 to 40 percent by mass |  
                                | Moisture percentage (at 105 ± 2 o    C) | 7 to 10 (max) |  
                                | Bulk Density | ≤ 1.0 |  
                                | pH (0.5% soln. in distt. water) | 7.5 ± 1.0 |  
                                | Solubility | Soluble up to 20 gm per liter    giving viscous solution. |                                  Characteristics and benefits:
                              
                            PHPA (Partially Hydrolyzed Polyacrylamide) 
							Powder is a cost effective drilling fluid applicable to all  types of drilling applications like water wells, diamond coring mineral  exploration etc.Stabilise water sensitive formationsReduces drill pipe torque and pumping pressure.Mixes conveniently with stirring in waterFluid preparation time reduced drastically as the product develops  viscosity rapidly and once prepared the fluid is ready for useHigh viscosity of this drilling fluid helps in better removal of  cuttings from boreholeReduced recirculation of cutting back into the bore hole because  of immediate settling in the pitBetter shell stabilisation prevents water loss through cracks and  fissures |