This invention relates to the field of cementing materials technology, specifically disclosing a method for preparing a high-temperature
cement stone strength degradation inhibitor and its application. The inhibitor is prepared using a two-step
chemical modification method, based on a
silane modifier, combined with active aluminum-containing materials, an activator, an alkaline modifier, and a
solvent. Through steps such as
silicate hydrolysis, surface
grafting of the active aluminum-containing material, and secondary modification in an alkaline environment, a core-shell structured composite functional material is constructed. This material effectively inhibits
cement stone strength degradation at temperatures of 180℃ and above, achieving a strength exceeding 40 MPa after 28 days of curing at 240℃. Furthermore, when added at a concentration of 10%, it affects the
cement slurry thickening time by less than 65 minutes, while minimally interfering with the rheological properties of the
cement slurry. It is suitable for high-temperature cementing operations in deep wells, ultra-deep wells, and
thermal recovery wells. This invention combines high-temperature stability with construction friendliness, solving the technical challenges of shortening thickening time and increasing pumping risks associated with traditional aluminum-containing pozzolanic materials.