High-temperature-resistant drilling fluid
A technology of high temperature resistance and drilling fluid, applied in the field of drilling fluid, can solve the problem of high cost, achieve the effect of reducing drilling cost and protecting the environment
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[0019] 1. Base slurry
[0020] The base slurry used in the present invention is 3-5% base slurry, which is formed by adding 3-5 grams of sodium bentonite per 100 ml of water and hydrating for 24 hours at room temperature. The meaning of 3% base slurry is: add 3 grams of sodium bentonite per 100 grams of water, and hydrate the base slurry after 24 hours of hydration at room temperature. The meanings of 4% base slurry and 5% base slurry are the same. Mass volume percentage measurement. Table 1 shows the apparent viscosity AV, plastic viscosity PV, dynamic shear force YP, and water loss API FL of the base slurry with different sodium bentonite contents. AV, PV, and YP are important parameters used to describe the rheology of drilling fluid. The rheology of drilling fluid refers to the characteristics of the drilling fluid flowing and deforming under the action of external force.
[0021] Table 1 Conventional performance of base slurry with different sodium bentonite content
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Embodiment 2
[0051] 1) Conventional properties of drilling fluid: According to the experimental data of Example 1, the formulation of the high temperature resistant drilling fluid in this example is as follows;
[0052] 1#: 4% base slurry + 0.4% high temperature and salt resistant tackifier + 3% OCL-JT + 3% OCL-JA + 3% OCL-JB + 0.5% SMT + 2% superfine calcium carbonate + 5% OCL -HCO+1%HCE
[0053] 2#: 4% base slurry + 0.4% anti-high temperature and anti-salt tackifier + 3% OCL-JT + 3% OCL-JA + 3% OCL-JB + 0.5% SMT + 2% superfine calcium carbonate + 5% OCL -HCO+1%HCE+100g BaSO 4
[0054] The performance parameters of the high temperature resistant drilling fluids of the two formulations 1# and 2# in this embodiment are shown in Table 6 below. In Table 6, HTHP FL is the high temperature and high pressure filtration loss, which refers to the result of twice the filtration loss measured at a pressure difference of 3.5Mpa and a measurement time of 30 minutes using a high temperature and high...
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