Rolling-Aging Test
Rolling-Aging Test :
(n.) Drilling Fluids. A mud test in which the mud sample is mildly agitated by rolling (or tumbling) for the duration of the test, usually performed at a selected high temperature. Typically, the mud sample is sealed in a mud-aging cell and placed in an oven that will roll (or tumble) the mud cells continually for a given period of time (often 16 hours or overnight). The cooled mud is tested for properties. A rolled (or tumbled) mud sample simulates circulation in the hole by pumping. Syn: dynamic-aging test. See: Barrel Equivalent, Mud Oven, Mud-Aging Cell, Pilot Test, Static-Aging Test, Temperature Stability
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