Unlocking the Secrets of the Subsurface: An Introduction to Mud Logging Cabins

A mud logging cabin is a type of pressurized container used in the oil and gas industry for mud logging, which is the process of monitoring geologic formations during the drilling of a well. It is typically manufactured from TLS offshore containers and is designed to provide a safe and controlled environment for the mud logging personnel to perform their work. The cabin is equipped with various instruments and technology to measure and analyze data such as fluid density, drilling fluid pressure, and temperature, among others.

​A mud logging cabin is an essential component in the drilling process as it provides real-time information about the geologic formation being drilled. The cabin is typically built to withstand harsh offshore drilling environments and can withstand pressure and temperature changes. It is equipped with specialized instrumentation and technology that enable mud loggers to monitor drilling fluid properties and geologic parameters.

The cabin is equipped with data acquisition systems, well logging equipment, fluid analysis systems, and computer systems to store and analyze data. The mud loggers in the cabin use this equipment to monitor drilling parameters and collect data about the rock formations, fluid flow, and other geological information. The information gathered is then used to make informed decisions about the drilling process and to ensure the safety of the well.

In addition to its technical capabilities, mud logging cabins are also designed for comfort and convenience. They typically include air conditioning, heating, and other basic amenities to provide a comfortable work environment for the mud loggers.
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Overall, mud logging cabins play a critical role in the drilling process by providing real-time information about the geologic formation and ensuring the safety of the well.

​Specification

• A60 or A0 Passive Fire Protection
• Hazardous Area Rated: Zone 1 / Zone 2
• DNV 2.7-1 / EN12079 Structural Design Codes
• IEC60079-13:2017 design, construction, assessment, verification
• Approval by Lloyd’s, DNV-GL, BV, etc. (As required)
• Intelligent Combined Pressurisation Fire & Gas Panel (CPFG), programmable PLC based
• All Electrical Components UL and CSA approved (optional)
• Automatic Fire Dampers (Fail-safe)
• Ex-proof pressurisation fan (Ex approved)
• Fire & smoke detectors, flammable gas detectors, H2S detectors
• Engineered for different blast rating according to client's requriement
• Air Conditioning – ATEX compliant, or Ex-proof
• Emergency Lighting with battery (Ex approved)
• Automatic fire Extinguishing system (optional)
• Fully Load/ drop tested
• ATEX compliant or EX approved or IECEx approved
• Airlock entrance doors
• Emergency escape hatch, A60 fire rated
• Factory acceptance test and pre-commissioning for all electrical and instrumentation.
• CSC certified- Container Safety Convention
• Certified Lifting Slings (optional)
• Flexible and customised dimension and layout, 10ft/15ft/20ft/26ft/30ft/40ft etc.

​More information about offshore pressurised container/cabin
Don’t hesitate to contact us for more information about the offshore pressurised container. Our skilled engineers are eager to explain the possibilities for your applications.
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Product brochures:
​Offshore pressurised mud logging cabin brochure
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