Исследование реологических характеристик бурового раствора на водной основе в присутствии биополимеров, синтетического полимера и модифицированного природного полимера

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Четыре различных полимера: биополимеры альгинат натрия и Pure-bore®, синтетический частично гидролизованный полиакриламид (PHPA) и модифицированная природная полианионная целлюлоза класса L (PAC-L) были использованы в качестве добавок для улучшения реологических характеристик буровых растворов на водной основе (WBDF). После добавления этих полимеров не наблюдалось значительных изменений плотности бурового раствора. Все системы ведут себя как жидкости, разжижающиеся при сдвиге (индекс текучести <1). Для всех образцов наблюдается снижение динамической вязкости с увеличением скорости сдвига. Раскручивание полимерных цепей, происходящее при высокой скорости сдвига, в итоге снижает вязкость этих систем. Образцы, состоящие из Pure-bore® и альгината натрия, демонстрируют желаемые рабочие значения реологических параметров, их применение позволяет свести к минимуму эксплуатационные проблемы, возникающие из-за плохой очистки скважины. Напротив, системы с использованием PHPA и PAC-L имели неблагоприятные реологические характеристики. Высокая молекулярная масса PHPA и гидратация PAC-L в присутствии хлорида калия снижают их эффективность.

Об авторах

Mohammadali Lalji Shaine

NED University of Engineering & Technology

Email: shaine@neduet.edu.pk

Imran Ali Syed

NED University of Engineering & Technology

Email: engrimran@neduet.edu.pk
75270, Karachi, Pakistan

Arqam Khan Muhammad

NED University of Engineering & Technology

Автор, ответственный за переписку.
Email: arqamkhan@neduet.edu.pk
75270, Karachi, Pakistan

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