INVESTIGATION OF MINERALS WETTABILITY ALTERATION IN INVERT-EMULSION DRILLING FLUID BY SURFACTANTS

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SAEIDI MAHBOUBEH; MOHEBALI S.; PARHIZKAR R.; MORTAZAVI S.A.R.; MOJTAHEDI S.M.J.

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Journal: PETROLEUM RESEARCH Year:2009 | Volume:18 | Issue:58 Page(s): 64-70

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INVESTIGATION OF MINERALS WETTABILITY ALTERATION IN INVERT-EMULSION DRILLING FLUID BY SURFACTANTS

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INVERT-EMULSIONQ3

DRILLING FLUIDQ2

WETTABILITYQ2

PHOSPHOLIPIDQ3

ALKYLIMIDAZOLINEQ3

Abstract

The INVERT-EMULSION DRILLING FLUIDs are commonly used to drill reactive formations because they inhibit water interaction with sensitive shales and dispersive formations. In an INVERT-EMULSION DRILLING FLUID solid additives should not be wet. In the absence of oil wetting agents, solid particles including weighting agents and shale are usually preferentially water-wet in mineral oils/brine emulsions saturated with calcium chloride or sodium chloride. PHOSPHOLIPID and ALKYLIMIDAZOLINE were used to make the solids oil-wet. Then the WETTABILITY of Barite and Calcite in INVERT-EMULSION was studied along with evaluation of yield point and gel strength of DRILLING FLUIDs. These oil- wetting agents caused Barite and Calcite to be moderately to strongly oil-wet resulting in lower yield point and gel strength for fluid. ALKYLIMIDAZOLINE is the comparatively more effective oil-wetting agent in different INVERT-EMULSION DRILLING FLUIDs.

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EFFICIENCY OF XANTHAN PREPARED USING NATIVE STRAINS FOR APPLICATION IN DRILLING FLUIDS

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SAEIDI, MAHBOUBEH, MOHEBALI, S., PARHIZKAR, R., MORTAZAVI, S.A.R., & MOJTAHEDI, S.M.J.. (2009). INVESTIGATION OF MINERALS WETTABILITY ALTERATION IN INVERT-EMULSION DRILLING FLUID BY SURFACTANTS. PETROLEUM RESEARCH, 18(58), 64-70. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/115109/en

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SAEIDI MAHBOUBEH, MOHEBALI S., PARHIZKAR R., MORTAZAVI S.A.R., MOJTAHEDI S.M.J.. INVESTIGATION OF MINERALS WETTABILITY ALTERATION IN INVERT-EMULSION DRILLING FLUID BY SURFACTANTS. PETROLEUM RESEARCH[Internet]. 2009;18(58):64-70. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/115109/en

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MAHBOUBEH SAEIDI, S. MOHEBALI, R. PARHIZKAR, S.A.R. MORTAZAVI, and S.M.J. MOJTAHEDI, “INVESTIGATION OF MINERALS WETTABILITY ALTERATION IN INVERT-EMULSION DRILLING FLUID BY SURFACTANTS,” PETROLEUM RESEARCH, vol. 18, no. 58, pp. 64–70, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/115109/en

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