A polymer viscosity loss inhibitor and its preparation method, use method and application
An inhibitor and polymer technology, applied in drilling compositions, chemical instruments and methods, and earthwork drilling, etc., can solve problems such as affecting crude oil recovery rate and polymer viscosity loss, and solve the problem of polymer viscosity reduction. Effect
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[0035] Composition and content of the polymer viscosity loss inhibitor of the present embodiment:
[0036] The first medicament: calculated by mass percentage, it is made of 20% chromium tetroxide, 5% sodium nitrate and the rest of water.
[0037] The second medicament: calculated according to mass percentage, composed of 80% [Cu(NH 3 ) 4 ] SO 4 , 1% sodium molybdate heptahydrate and the rest of water. Among them, [Cu(NH 3 ) 4 ] SO 4 Purchased from Huachen Environmental Protection (Guangzhou) Co., Ltd.
[0038] The third medicament: calculated by mass percentage, it is made of 50% potassium dihydrogen phosphate, 1% potassium dihydrogen phosphate and the rest of water.
[0039] The preparation of the polymer viscosity loss inhibitor of the present embodiment:
[0040] The first agent: according to the above ratio, add the weighed chromium tetroxide and sodium nitrate into the water, and mix well;
[0041] The second medicament: according to the above ratio, the weighed...
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[0045] From November 2018 to April 2019, a field test was carried out at a polymer dispensing station in an oilfield. The daily sewage volume on site was 1000m 3 , the polymer viscosity loss inhibitor of this embodiment was used to dosing according to 50ppm, and the experimental period was 6 months. The effect is as follows:
[0046] Table 1 Changes of wellhead viscosity loss after adding viscosity inhibitor
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[0048] It can be seen from Table 1 that before dosing, the average wellhead viscosity loss rate reached 21.25%, and after dosing, the average viscosity loss rate was 20.0%, which was 1.25% lower than before dosing, and there was no overall wellhead viscosity reduction during the dosing period. It is proved that the viscosity inhibitor can better solve the problem of bacterial growth and viscosity reduction.
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