Seawater base quick-dissolving type temperature-resistance fracturing fluid system
A fracturing fluid and system technology, which is applied in the direction of chemical instruments and methods, drilling compositions, etc., can solve the limitation of offshore oilfield fracturing reconstruction scale, limited fresh water and fresh water storage capacity, and restricts the efficient development of offshore low-permeability oil and gas and other issues to achieve the effect of reducing damage and developing efficiently
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[0034] In this example, the 95°C seawater-based instant heat-resistant fracturing fluid formula is: 0.9% by weight of seawater-based instant thickening agent, 0.1% by weight of retarder, and 0.8% by weight of salt-resistant composite crosslinking agent, The weight percentage of the demulsification aid drainage agent is 0.3%, and the weight percentage of the gel breaker is 0.2%; the rest is seawater.
[0035] As shown in Table 1, the minerals in seawater include trace or trace amounts of Br, I, Cr, Fe, Al, As in addition to the elements such as Na, K, Cl, B, Ca, and Mg. Ionic elements with high valence and variable valence. The presence of these ionic elements affects the molecular stretching of the polymer thickener during the hydration and dissolution process. The higher the content of calcium and magnesium ions, the greater the effect, and the molecular chain of the thickener is difficult to curl. Stretching, causing the thickener to dissolve incompletely or even completely ins...
Embodiment 2
[0090] The fracturing fluid in Example 2 is a 140°C seawater-based instant heat-resistant fracturing fluid system; the specific formula is: seawater-based instant thickener 1.0% by weight, retarder 0.2% by weight, and salt-resistant composite crosslinking The weight percentage of the agent is 0.8%, the weight percentage of the demulsification aid is 0.3%, and the weight percentage of the gel breaker is 0.2%; the rest is seawater.
[0091] The performance of the fracturing fluid in this example is shown in Table 8.
[0092] Table 8 Index comparison data between industry standards and 140℃ seawater-based instant temperature-resistant fracturing fluid system
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[0094] The experimental data in Table 7 and Table 8 prove the good performance of the 95℃ and 140℃ seawater-based instant temperature-resistant fracturing fluid system, which meets the various conditions used in on-site construction. The invention enables the use of seawater resources to replace fresh water to configure ...
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