Experimental Research on Rheological Properties of Slick Water Mixed with CO2 System

Xiang Rong Luo; Shu Zhong Wang; Ze Feng Jing; Zhi Guo Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.910.95

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Experimental Research on Rheological Properties of Slick Water Mixed with CO₂ System

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Rheological properties of slick water mixed with CO₂system are studied,through the large foam fracturing fluid of high temperature and high pressure experiment system,in detail in this paper, based on the principle of tube type rheometer. The influence laws temperature, foam quality, shear rate and pressure have on the rheological characteristics are studied. The fracturing fluid rheological parameters calculation correlations are also obtained, and the foam quality influence on rheological index and rheological coefficient of the slick water mixed with CO₂ system are analyzed.

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Xiang Rong Luo*, Shu Zhong Wang, Ze Feng Jing, Zhi Guo Wang

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Foam Quality, Rheological Property, Slick Water

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