Conductive cement formulation and application for use in well
A technology of hydraulic cement and cement composition, which is applied in the direction of drilling composition, chemical instruments and methods, etc., and can solve the problems of mechanical properties and long-term interlayer isolation characteristics, such as reduction and insufficiency
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[0038] figure 2 The relationship between carbon black and cement resistivity is summarized. Two different studies were performed to determine the effect of carbon black on the resistivity of cement. Carbon black had little or no effect on cement resistivity in both studies.
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[0040] The next study focused on the relationship between carbon fiber concentration and cement conductivity. image 3 and Figure 4 The results were pooled. exist image 3 Among them, the carbon fiber varies from 0 to 17kg / m3. exist image 3 In , the effect of carbon fiber (6 mm) on the resistivity of cement was measured while keeping the carbon black constant. To add 1kg / m 3 Starting with carbon fibers, the resistivity of cement decreases significantly. After curing for 30 days at 150°F, with 2kg / m 3 The cement resistivity of the carbon fiber is 1.61Ωm. at 10kg / m 3 A further increase was observed, but with a significant increase in viscosity, this concentration was considered unsuitable for oil well cementing applications. exist Figure 4 In , an additional study evaluated the effect of carbon fibers on cement resistivity in the case of cement samples including coarse-grained graphite (40% BWOB). Again, the addition of carbon fiber significantly reduced the cement...
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[0043] Figure 6 and Figure 7 The effect of coarse graphite particles on the cement resistivity is plotted in . exist Figure 6 In , measurements were performed without carbon fibers. Coarse graphite has a significant effect on cement resistivity. Graphite at 20% BWOB had little or no effect on resistivity after curing at 150°F for 30 days. However, between 20–40% BWOB, there appears to be sufficient proximity between adjacent graphite particles in the cement matrix to enhance electrical properties.
[0044] Figure 7 The relationship between particulate graphite concentration and cement resistivity is illustrated. In this study, measurements were compared after curing at 150°F for 10 days. The effect of coarse graphite was first investigated in the absence of carbon fibers in the mixture. At the threshold (5kg / m 3 ) to add carbon fiber. In samples without carbon fibers, the addition of particulate graphite had a significant effect on resistivity. exhibited a thres...
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