cement, fly ash, and other additives, oil and gas well sludges can be solidified and stabilized for disposal by acceptable methods. This paper describes a study conducted to evaluate formulation mixtures using portland cement, fly ash, lime, and other materials for solidi fying and detoxifying the oil and gas well sludges encountered in
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Apr 29, 2021· Bentonite is a natural pozzolanic material that is abundant in nature. This pozzolanic property is enhanced upon heat treatment; however, this material has never been explored in oil-well cementing in such form. This study compares the performance of 13-ppg heated (dehydroxylated) sodium bentonite and fly-ash cement systems.
Mar 23, 2018· Results show that fly ash-based geopolymer cement with 1 wt% of Nano-silica additive was the least affected cement samples after acid treatment as compared to a similar weight of Class G OPC. Acidizing is a widely used technique to stimulate an oil well in order to enhance its production.
substitute for Portland Fly ash cement in oil well cementing process. For the current time, there is no economic value for using tuff in Lawin. The study of the rock (tuff) characteristic and the new cement formed is important for both geological field and oil and gas cementing industry. The current Portland
The current Portland Fly Ash cement is widely used in both construction and oil well cementing process. This paper will focus on cement for oil well cementing process only. Volcanic tuff, which is consolidated volcanic ash largely made up of silicon dioxide and calcium
Aug 01, 2019· For many years Portland cement has been used in oil well cementing. Even though Portland cement has been used for many years, it has several drawbacks, including operational failures and severe environmental impacts. Fly ash based geopolymer cement has been recently investigated as a low-cost, environmentally friendly alternative to Portland ...
Keywords: fly ash, geopolymer cement, oil well cement, thickening time. 1. INTRODUCTION susceptibility to chemical reactions [5]. Although Oil well cementing process involves displacing researches have confirmed that geopolymer cement cement slurry down the casing to a predetermined depth in possesses superior properties compared to OPC in the ...
An intensive laboratory work was conducted to obtain a new formulation of fly ash class C based geopolymer cement to be used as a potential alternative cementing material to Portland cement in oil and gas cementing. Twenty-four variations of fly ash class C based geopolymers were prepared, and by comparing several of their properties using API
Mar 31, 2014· Because of its typically inexpensive nature, fly ash is often used as a partial cement replacement for high volume applications such as soil, rock or oil well grouting (Mirza, 1999). In the process of sliplining, briefly explained above in the grout section, significant amounts of fly ash are often used as a partial replacement of cement ...
Performance evaluation of South African coal fly ash- derived sodium silicate in oil well cementing operation. Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (SAIMM) Journal. (under review). 2. Daramola M. O., Kaduku T. & Iyuke S. E. (2015). Beneficiation of South African coal-fly ash in oil well cement operation, In: Proceedings
Mar 22, 2019· Fly ash based geopolymer cement has been recently investigated as a low-cost, environmentally friendly alternative to Portland cement. This research develops a novel formulation of Class C fly ash based geopolymer and investigates its applicability as an alternative to Portland cement in hydrocarbon well cementing.
Jun 25, 2015· The ASTM Class F fly ash is the most common used in oilwell cementing. It is this fly ash that is covered by the API specifications. The major advantages of the Class F fly ash are its low cost and abundance worldwide. The performance characteristics of a Class F fly ash vary little from batch-to-batch from a given source.
34 Keywords: Oil well cementing, coal fly ash, sodium silicate, compressive strength 35 36 37 . 2 38 Introduction 39 During the oil and gas well cementing process, some wells often possess lost circulation 40 zones, and therefore prone to formation breakage. Often, low density slurries are …
The test results indicate that oil and gas well sludges in a semiliquid state with a solid content greater than 30% and having moderate toxicity can be effectively solidified using cement and fly ash mixtures with 15% of each by weight of solids in the sludge. Addition of 1% sodium silicate by weight of cement accelerates the strength development.
Jun 09, 2016· It is well known that cement has a tendency to degrade in corrosive environment and high temperatures. Due to chemical attacks and formation movements and the consequent mechanical failure that was experienced in many cases many oil and gas companies decided to search for potential material for oil well cementing operations [2]–[5] .
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The present invention provides fly ash cementing compositions and methods which are useful in any cementing application, and are particularly suitable for cementing in subterranean zones penetrated by well bores. The cementing compositions can include a portion of the drilling fluid used to drill a well bore as a component thereof. Also, drilling fluid can be disposed of by combining it with ...
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Usually, a place where low compressive strength concrete can use. Features: Fly ash based blended cement has the properties as which required for the cement to be called blended cement. Reference Indian Standard: IS:1489 P-1. Remarks: Cement is usually not available in the market on a regular basis and can be obtained on specific orders.
Keywords: fly ash, geopolymer cement, oil well cement, thickening time. 1. INTRODUCTION Oil well cementing process involves displacing cement slurry down the casing to a predetermined depth in the well. The primary objective of oil well cementing is to provide zonal isolation by restricting fluid movement between the formations.
Compressive strength of referral concrete as well as fly ash concrete at 7, 28 and 56 d are given in Table 6 and Fig. 1. It is evident that beyond 28 d, the strength increased with the addition of fly ash. Fig. 1. Compressive strength of fly ash concrete Silicon dioxide (SiO (line chart) (W/C = 0.46). Fig. 2.
This research focuses on the formulation of geopolymer cement to be used in oil well cementing application by taking account the effect of sodium hydroxide (NaoH) molarity, ratio of alkali binder and fly ash, amount of dispersant for oilwell operation under temperature ranging of 80°C and 90C° and pressure of 1000 and 3000psi.
replace OPC for oil well cementing. This study aims to study the effect of silica fume addition to low calcium fly ash geopolymer cement by focusing on compressive strength and other properties such as thickening time, fluid loss and acid resistance test. Low calcium fly ash pose geopolymeric properties besides having a very low utilization
fly ash class C to the oil well cement, resistivity increased 41%. Also, initial bulk resistivity for specimens with high volume fly ash was 1.56 Ω.m and increased to 69 Ω.m after 15 days. 1. Introduction Impedance spectroscopy is a method of characterizing the electrical properties of materials and their
The study here presents laboratory testing results of Class F fly ash geopolymer for oil well cementing applications. The challenge reported in literature for the short thickening time of ...
Dec 01, 2020· Declining Supply of Fly Ash. Fly ash is a by-product of burning pulverized coal in power-generating plants. During combustion, mineral impurities in the coal (clay, feldspar, quartz, and shale) fuse in suspension.The fused material cools and solidifies into spherical glassy particles called fly ash that are carried away from the burning zone in the boiler by the flue gases, and then collected ...
Apr 28, 2020· Finding a Use for Fly Ash. Many industries rely heavily on one another for certain raw materials and by-products. Kevin R. Peterson, Vortex Global, explains how this is especially apparent in West ia's coal-fired energy, cement and oil/gas industries. West ia produces about 10% …