A NEW APPROCH FOR DESIGNING ULTRA-LIGHT WEIGHT CEMENT SLURRY FOR 7” LINER CEMENTATION USING NANO TECHNOLOGY-A CASE STUDY FOR 16 WELL IN ASMARY MAROON FIELD

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Journal: PETROLEUM RESEARCH Year:2014 | Volume:23 | Issue:76 Page(s): 168-178

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A NEW APPROCH FOR DESIGNING ULTRA-LIGHT WEIGHT CEMENT SLURRY FOR 7” LINER CEMENTATION USING NANO TECHNOLOGY-A CASE STUDY FOR 16 WELL IN ASMARY MAROON FIELD

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ULTRA LIGHTWEIGHT CEMENT SLURRYQ2

NANOPARTICLESQ2

COMPRESSIVE STRENGTHQ2

WAITING TIME OF CEMENTQ2

Abstract

There is no history of cement slurry design incorporating nanotechnology. However, in developed countries, lightweight slurries have been designed using foam, microspheres, and Lite Crete technology. These slurries differ significantly from RIPI’s slurry containing NANOPARTICLES in properties. Generally, lightweight cement slurry presents some disadvantages such as undesirable rheological properties, low COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH, and high porosity and permeability. In this study, by using HSL NANOPARTICLES, microspheres, and cement class G and employing particle size distribution, 62-pcf slurries were obtained according to downhole conditions. In this method, with choosing the optimum range of particle size, the problems of lightweight slurries were solved. In addition, the WAITING TIME OF CEMENT (WOC) to reach a minimum COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH of 500 psi was decreased to 8 hours. The 24-hour COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH was 2000 psi at 190oF; moreover, the porosity and permeability of the cement were about 36% and 0.01 md respectively for a slurry formulation with 8.34 ppg. Furthermore, the special properties of anti-gas migration additives such as low shrinkage and fast COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH were inherently developed in the slurries.

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SOLTANIAN, H.. (2014). A NEW APPROCH FOR DESIGNING ULTRA-LIGHT WEIGHT CEMENT SLURRY FOR 7” LINER CEMENTATION USING NANO TECHNOLOGY-A CASE STUDY FOR 16 WELL IN ASMARY MAROON FIELD. PETROLEUM RESEARCH, 23(76), 168-178. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/114767/en

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SOLTANIAN H.. A NEW APPROCH FOR DESIGNING ULTRA-LIGHT WEIGHT CEMENT SLURRY FOR 7” LINER CEMENTATION USING NANO TECHNOLOGY-A CASE STUDY FOR 16 WELL IN ASMARY MAROON FIELD. PETROLEUM RESEARCH[Internet]. 2014;23(76):168-178. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/114767/en

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H. SOLTANIAN, “A NEW APPROCH FOR DESIGNING ULTRA-LIGHT WEIGHT CEMENT SLURRY FOR 7” LINER CEMENTATION USING NANO TECHNOLOGY-A CASE STUDY FOR 16 WELL IN ASMARY MAROON FIELD,” PETROLEUM RESEARCH, vol. 23, no. 76, pp. 168–178, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/114767/en

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