Application of Nanomaterials in Reservoir Protection

Long Li; Ying Min Li; Yu Ping Yang; Cha Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.204-208.699

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Parameter Analysis of Foundation Settlement Considering Interaction between the Pile and Soil
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The Test Analysis on Frost Heave Characteristics of Carbonated Saline Soil
p.684

Stability Analysis of Soil Slope and the Design of Anti-Slide Piles during Unsteady Seepage
p.689

Monitoring and Analysis of Fine-Grained Frozen Soil Temperature and Permafrost Table for Transmission Line Foundation
p.694

Application of Nanomaterials in Reservoir Protection
p.699

Numerical Analysis of the Ground Anchor and Row Piles in Mudstone Dip Slope
p.703

Experimental Research on the Liquefaction Potential of Tailings Silt in Zhuziqing Tailings Dam
p.708

Numerical Simulation Analysis on Effects of Freezing and Thawing on Workover Rig Anchor Pile Bearing Performance
p.714

Study on Soil Pressure of High Fill Retaining Wall in Construction Stage
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Application of Nanomaterials in Reservoir Protection

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Nanomaterials are of great importance to improving mudcake quality, reducing lost circulation, enhancing borehole stability, and protecting reservoir. Some nanomaterials, including nanometer plugging materials, nano-sized MMH drilling fluids, nanocomposite super-short fibers, water-based film-forming drilling fluids, nano-based drilling fluid, and so on, are introduced, and all of them have significantly influence on reservoir protection. As a result, the application of nanomaterials in the field of reservoir protection is very useful for maintaining borehole stability and protecting reservoir.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 204-208)

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Long Li, Ying Min Li, Yu Ping Yang, Cha Ma

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Borehole Stability, Nanomaterial, Reservoir Protection

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