Laboratory Study of a Polymer/Surfactant Fracturing Fluid

Liao Yuan Zhang; Shou Ma; Ai Shan Li; Wei Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.713-715.2741

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Laboratory Study of a Polymer/Surfactant Fracturing Fluid

Abstract:

A fluid system consisting of polymer-based thickening agent (ACPAM) and a surfactant (Linear alkyl benzene sulfonate, LAS) is reported. The ACPAM polymer showed good thickening performance. At concentration 0.6 wt%, the viscosity of ACPAM solution reached 265 mPa∙s. ACPAM polymer solution was easily cross-linked by LAS at a wide pH range. The ACPAM gel system can be broken by ammonium persulfate under the temperature of 80~90°C. The residue content of the breaking fluid was low. Meanwhile, the ACPAM fluid system showed an excellent thermal stability & shearing resistance performance. It can be used in high temperature reservoir upto temperature 150°C.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 713-715)

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Liao Yuan Zhang*, Shou Ma, Ai Shan Li, Wei Wu

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Fracturing Fluids, Polymer, Rheological Property, Surfactant

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