Resin coated proppant slurry compositions and methods of making and using same
A proppant and suspension technology, which is applied in chemical instruments and methods, drilling compositions, earthwork drilling, etc., can solve problems that cannot be used to prepare resin-coated proppant suspensions, etc.
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[0031] To a glass bottle (200ml) was added 100ml of water and 25 grams of 20 / 40 US mesh resin coated proppant (SiberProp). Shake the glass bottle vigorously, then allow the proppant to settle. Gas bubbles can be observed attaching to the surface of the proppant, while a layer of proppant floats on top. Tilt the glass bottle slowly, and the precipitated proppant will move as a coagulated whole. Example 2
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[0032] To a glass bottle (200ml) was added 100ml of water and 25 grams, 20 / 40 US mesh resin coated proppant (SiberProp) and 25 grams, 20 / 40 regular frac sand. Shake the glass bottle vigorously, then let stand to allow the particles to settle. It can be observed that air bubbles are attached to the surface of the proppant, whereas the surface of the sand has no air bubbles attached. All the sand quickly sinks to the bottom of the bottle, and a layer of proppant floats up on top. Example 3
example 3
[0033] To a glass bottle (200ml) was added 100ml of water and 25 grams of 20 / 40 US mesh resin coated proppant (Atlas PRC) and a drop of hexanol (approximately 0.03ml). Shake the glass bottle vigorously, then allow the proppant to settle. It can be observed that air bubbles are attached to the surface of the proppant, and a layer of proppant floats on top, and this floated proppant accounts for about 30% of the total proppant content. Tilt the glass bottle slowly, and the precipitated proppant will move as a coagulated whole. Example 4
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