A method for preparing oil fracturing proppant based on molybdenum tailings
A technology for fracturing proppants and molybdenum tailings, which is applied in chemical instruments and methods, clay products, earth square drilling, etc., can solve the problems of high proppant damage rate, low compressive strength, and high roasting temperature, and reduce production Energy consumption, simple manufacturing method, and the effect of improving utilization
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[0039] A method for preparing oil fracturing proppant based on molybdenum selection tailings, such as figure 1 shown, including the following steps:
[0040] (1). Pretreatment to select molybdenum tailings;
[0041] a. Separating molybdenum tailings with a shaking table to obtain molybdenum tailings with a particle size of 50-80 microns;
[0042] b. Dry the obtained molybdenum dressing tailings at 90-130°C;
[0043] (2). Mix the molybdenum selection tailings with mullite, kaolin, and admixture, and the weight parts of each component in the mixing process are 45-75 parts of molybdenum selection tailings, 6-15 parts of mullite, and 15 parts of kaolin. -25 parts, 0.05-0.2 part of admixture; and the admixture includes one or more of sulfate, carbonate, iron salt, lime; the mixture is obtained by grinding balls and powder selection, and granulated by a granulator The pellets get round, round bar or ellipsoid balls;
[0044] Since the molybdenum tailings include 71.52% SiO 2 , ...
Embodiment 2
[0066] The difference between this example and Example 1 is that in step (2), the weight fraction of molybdenum selection tailings is 70 parts of tailing powder; the weight fraction of each component in the auxiliary material is: 10 parts of mullite , 20 kaolin, 0.1 part of iron salt.
[0067] The breakage rate of the proppant prepared by the weight fraction of this example is 9%, which is reduced by 4% compared with the conventional preparation method; the compressive strength is 60Mpa, which is increased by 5Mpa compared with the conventional preparation method; it meets the national oil pressure. Fracture proppant requirements.
Embodiment 3
[0069] The difference between this example and Example 1 is that in step (2), the weight fraction of molybdenum tailings is 70 parts; the weight fraction of each component in the auxiliary material is: 15 parts of mullite, 15 parts of kaolin , 0.1 part of lime.
[0070] The breakage rate of the proppant prepared by the weight fraction of this example is 10%, which is 3% lower than that of the conventional preparation method; the compressive strength is 58Mpa, which is 3Mpa higher than that of the conventional preparation method; it meets the requirements of national oil fracturing. proppant requirements.
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