Preparation of a Novel Viscosifier for Drilling Fluid by Sulfonation Technology Based on the Enriched Organic Compounds in TNT Red Water

Fang Fang Wei; Yi He Zhang; Feng Zhu Lv

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.151.319

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Preparation of a Novel Viscosifier for Drilling Fluid by Sulfonation Technology Based on the Enriched Organic Compounds in TNT Red Water

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In this paper, sulfonates based on the enriched organic compounds in TNT red water have been prepared and their efficacy in water based drilling mud has been evaluated. The experimental results showed that the sulfonated products can be used as viscosifier for drilling fluid, which suggesting an attractive method for the possible commercial usage of waste red water.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 151)

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Fang Fang Wei, Yi He Zhang, Feng Zhu Lv

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