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Archive | 1993

Esters of carboxylic acids of medium chain-length as a component of the oil phase in invert drilling muds

Heinz Mueller; Claus-Peter Herold; Stephan von Tapavicza; Michael Neuss; Wolfgang Zoellner; Frank Burbach


Archive | 1990

Esters of medium chain size carboxylie acids as components of the oil phase of invert emulsion drilling fluids

Heinz Müller; Claus Peter Dr. Herold; Tapavicza Stephan Von; Michael Neuss; Wolfgang Zöllner; Frank Burbach


Archive | 1993

Use of selected ester oils of low carboxylic acids in drilling fluids

Heinz Mueller; Claus-Peter Herold; Stephan von Tapavicza; Michael Neuss; Frank Burbach


Archive | 1990

Use of selected lower carboxylic-acid ester oils in drilling fluids

Heinz Müller; Claus-Peter Herold; Tapavicza Stephan Von; Michael Neuss; Frank Burbach


Archive | 1996

Method of boosting surface consolidation of soil threatened by erosion

Stefan Von Dr Tapavicza; Heinz Mueller; Claus-Peter Herold; Heinz Boettcher; Frank Burbach


Archive | 1990

INVERT DRILLING MUDS.

Frank Burbach; Claus-Peter Herold; Heinz Müller; Michael Neuss; Tapavicza Stephan Von; Wolfgang Zöllner


Archive | 1990

Ester von carbonsaeuren mittlerer kettenlaenge als bestnadteil der oelphase in invert-bohrspuelschlaemmen

Heinz Mueller; Claus-Peter Herold; Stephan von Tapavicza; Michael Neuss; Wolfgang Zoellner; Frank Burbach


Archive | 2002

Additive for oil-based invert drilling fluids

Frank Burbach; Heinz Mueller


Archive | 1996

Improved method of boosting surface consolidation of soil threatened by erosion

Heinz Böttcher; Frank Burbach; Claus-Peter Herold; Heinz Müller; Tapavicza Stefan Von


Archive | 2001

Additiv für ölbasierte Invert-Bohrspülungen Additive for oil-based invert drilling fluids

Heinz Mueller; Frank Burbach

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