Published work
GeoDrilling International · Opinion · 1 October 2026
Waste management shakedown
Othman Soliman · Founder, SC DrillTech
A field-based look at why effective drilling-waste management begins at the shaker and depends on connected system performance upstream of final handling.
Read the original publication ↗Offshore Technology · Opinion · 28 September 2026
The offshore solids control blind spot: when running equipment hides a failing system
Othman Soliman · Founder, SC DrillTech
A system-level perspective on the evidence needed to judge offshore solids-control performance.
Read the original publication ↗EnergiesNet / Petroleumworld · Opinion / Feature · 27 September 2026
Drilling Waste Starts Before the Waste Stream
Othman Soliman · Founder, SC DrillTech
A system-level analysis of how drilled-solids generation, recirculation, dilution and fluid loss can create waste burden before material reaches the waste-handling stage.
Read the original publication ↗UG Standard · Editorial / OpEd · 27 September 2026
Before First Oil: Build the Rig-Site Capability That Will Stay After It
Othman Soliman · Founder, SC DrillTech
An editorial on developing practical rig-site capability alongside petroleum infrastructure.
Publisher credits Othman Soliman in the article title and contributor bio.
Read the original publication ↗Oil Review Middle East · Technology · 23 September 2026
Mud cooling in HPHT wells
Othman Soliman · Founder, SC DrillTech
Why mud-cooling performance needs circulation and system context alongside temperature measurements.
Read the original publication ↗Oil Review Middle East · Technology · 31 July 2026
A system-based approach for solids control
Othman Soliman · Founder, SC DrillTech
A discussion of solids control as a connected processing system.
Read the original publication ↗Offshore Technology · Opinion · 30 July 2026
From disposal to resource recovery: how drilling waste management is being redefined
Othman Soliman · Founder, SC DrillTech
An engineering perspective on waste prevention, fluid recovery and the connections across the waste-handling chain.
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