Organic boron-zirconium cross-linking agent and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention provides an organic boron-zirconium cross-linking agent and a preparation method thereof, and belongs to the technical field of oilfield fracturing fluids. The invention provides a preparation method of an organic boron-zirconium cross-linking agent, and the preparation method is used for solving the problems of expensive selected raw materials, strict preparation conditions, cumbersome preparation procedures and the like of the existing organic boron-zirconium cross-linking agent during preparation. The preparation method comprises the following steps: adding inorganic zirconium salt and isopropanol in water, uniformly stirring, then introducing ammonia gas and carrying out a reflux reaction at 55-60 DEG C for 0.5-1 hour; then adding polyhydric alcohols, alpha-hydroxyl sodium carboxylate and alkanolamine, continuing to react for 2-4 hours, then adding the boron solution prepared from an inorganic boron compound and methanol, and continuing to react for 2-4 hours, thereby obtaining the organic boron-zirconium cross-linking agent. The preparation method provided by the invention is moderate and easily controllable in preparation conditions, and simple in preparation process and easy to operate; the organic boron-zirconium cross-linking agent prepared by the method is applied to a high-temperature-resistant fracturing fluid system, and the formed gel has good temperature resistance and shear resistance at a high temperature above 135 DEG C.

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[0001] The invention relates to oilfield fracturing fluid technology, in particular to an organoboron-zirconium crosslinking agent used in a high-temperature resistant fracturing fluid system and a preparation method thereof. Background technique

[0002] Oilfield fracturing technology is a major measure for oil and gas well stimulation, and it is widely used in various oilfields. It uses ground high-pressure pumps to pump fracturing fluid into the formation with a displacement that greatly exceeds the absorption capacity of the formation, forming cracks in the formation, improving the conductivity of oil and gas layers, and achieving the purpose of increasing production.

[0003] Fracturing fluids have undergone tremendous evolution since they were first used to stimulate fractures in 1947. The early fracturing fluid was to add viscous fluid enough to open and extend fractures to gasoline; later, with the increase of well depth and well temperature, higher ...

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