Mutual solvent-soluble and/or alcohol blends-soluble particles for viscoelastic surfactant fluids
A surfactant and viscoelastic technology, applied in the field of water-based viscoelastic fluid, can solve problems such as fluid leakage and reduced fluid efficacy
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[0037] Laboratory viscosity and fluid leakage tests have shown that the solvent-soluble particles herein for VES-gelled aqueous fluids can increase viscosity and reduce fluid loss. The previous core flow test conducted in US Patent 6,994,166 showed that after the solid was dissolved by a solvent, the solid did not cause damage.
[0038] In the examples herein, two different dicarboxylic acid particles were used. LCA140 is a mixture of dodecanedioic acid, undecanedioic acid, sebacic acid (decanedioic acid), azelaic acid and suberic acid (Reagent A in U.S. Patent 6,994,166), which is CORFREE from INVISTA Intermediates M1 product. LCA141 is dodecanedioic acid (DDDA) (Reagent B in US Patent 6,994,166), also from INVISTA. The particle sizes of LCA140 and LCA141 are both 120 mesh to 60 mesh (126 microns to 250 microns). The properties of LCA140 particles and LCA141 particles are shown in Table I, and their solubility is shown in Table II.
[0039] Table I Properties of dicarboxylic a...
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