High Efficiency Radiation-Induced Triggering for Set-On-Command Compositions and Methods of Use
a radiation-induced trigger and composition technology, applied in the direction of sealing/packing, chemistry apparatus and processes, borehole/well accessories, etc., can solve the problems of excessive woc and compromise of the structural integrity of the cemen
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[0056]Cement slurry samples were prepared by mixing the following ingredients: 400 grams of a class H cement (Lafarge, Joppa Ill.), 160 grams of water (w / c=0.40), 8.0% by weight of solids (bwos) acrylamide, 0.42% bwos N,N-methylene-bis-acrylamide as a crosslinker, 0.50% bwos maltodextrin as a set retarder, 0.50% bwos HR-25 as a set retarder, 0.20% bwos Diutan gum as a rheology modifier, 0.10% bwos SnCl2 as an oxygen scavenger, and 1.0% bwos SYLOID® RAD 2105 silica gel (Grace Performance Chemicals, USA).
[0057]The slurry was mixed for 45 seconds on a Waring blade mixer as per the API mixing schedule. The slurry was split into two samples. One sample was exposed for 20 seconds to bremsstrahlung radiation produced by focusing an electron beam of 5-6 MeV energy onto a tungsten target and placing the sample in a vial at the other end of the tungsten target and thereby exposing the sample to the bremsstrahlung photons. The other sample was not irradiated and kept as a control. The control ...
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[0058]A cement / sand slurry was prepared similar to that of Example 1, except that the 1% SYLOID RAD particles were not included, and 200 grams of the class H cement was replaced with 200 mesh sand for a 50:50 mixture of cement and silica flour.
[0059]The slurry was mixed for 45 seconds on a Waring blade mixer as per the API mixing schedule. The slurry was split into two samples. One sample was exposed for 30 seconds to bremsstrahlung radiation produced by focusing an electron beam of 5-6 MeV energy onto a tungsten target and placing the sample in a vial at the other end of the tungsten target and thereby exposing the sample to the bremsstrahlung photons. The other sample was not irradiated and kept as a control. The control sample remained fluid. The irradiated sample had been crosslinked and displayed a freestanding solid-like behavior.
example 3
[0060]Silica flour slurry samples were prepared by mixing the following ingredients: 400 grams of SSA-1 silica flour (Halliburton, Houston, Tex.) 168 grams of water (w / c=0.42), 0.18wt % Ca(OH)2 per 100 grams water, 8.0% by weight of solids (bwos) acrylamide, 0.42% bwos N,N-methylene-bis-acrylamide as a crosslinker, 0.20% bwos Diutan gum as a rheology modifier, 0.10% bwos SnCl2 as an oxygen scavenger.
[0061]The slurry was mixed for 45 seconds on a Waring blade mixer as per the API mixing schedule. The slurry was split into two samples. One sample was exposed for 30 seconds to bremsstrahlung radiation produced by focusing an electron beam of 5-6 MeV energy onto a tungsten target and placing the sample in a vial at the other end of the tungsten target and thereby exposing the sample to the bremsstrahlung photons. The other sample was not irradiated and kept as a control. The control sample remained fluid. The irradiated sample had been crosslinked and displayed a freestanding solid-like...
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