Oil Well Cement Developed from Common Cement: Physical, Chemical and Mineral Characterization

Danielle Nascimento Silva Oliveira; Ulisses Targino Bezerra; S.L.D. Beltrão; Alexsandra C. Chaves; Ana M.G.D. Mendonça; Gelmires Araújo Neves

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Oil Well Cement Developed from Common Cement: Physical, Chemical and Mineral Characterization

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This study aims to characterize a new type of cement, produced from the mixture of common Portland cements, which could be used as an option in the cementing of oil wells. To enable this study a linear programming method was used for the composition of the new cement, then, characterization tests were performed through particle size analysis by laser diffraction, chemical analysis by EDX, thermogravimetric analysis, X-ray diffraction, setting time, compressive strength. The results allowed the conclusion that the new formulated cement presented low C₃A content, time setting superior to the Portland Cement for Oil Well, thermal stability up to 500 °C, low hydration kinetics and content of the main components coherent to the ABNT specifications.

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Danielle Nascimento Silva Oliveira*, Ulisses Targino Bezerra, S.L.D. Beltrão, Alexsandra C. Chaves, Ana M.G.D. Mendonça, Gelmires Araújo Neves

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Cementation, Common Portland Cement, Portland Cement for Oil well

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