Application of Heavy Weight Cement-Resin Blend System to Prevent CCA Pressure in Saudi Arabia Deep Gas Fields

Yami, Abdullah; Buwaidi, Husain; Al-Herz, Ali; Mukherjee, Tushar S.; Bedford, D.R.; Viso, Ramon; Hugentobler, Kory

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“…After adding EP and curing agent to cement, the elasticity of cement stone was improved. 26,27 Du et al, 28 A.Yami et al 29 and Liu et al 30 added the mixture of EP emulsion and curing agent to cement slurry, and the elastic modulus of solidified cement stone was lower than that of blank cement stone without mixture. Song et al 31 added EP to oil well cement and tested the compressive strength and elastic modulus of cement stone.…”

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Preparation of epoxy resin elastic particles and their application in oil well cement

Peng,

Zhang,

Feng

et al. 2023

J of Applied Polymer Sci

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To solve the problem of high brittleness and easy cracking of cement stone, epoxy resin powder elastic particles (HEEP) were developed to improve the elasticity of cement stone. HEEP was prepared from epoxy resin and trimeric anhydride by solution polymerization. The surface wettability and particle size of HEEP were analyzed by contact angle test and laser particle size analysis respectively. Mechanical performance tests, scanning electron microscope (SEM) analysis and x‐ray diffraction analysis were conducted on the cement stone containing HEEP. The results showed that HEEP was the target product, with a hydrophilic surface and a water contact angle of 75.2° on the HEEP surface. The particle size distribution of HEEP was uniform, and the median particle size was 36.5 μm. The initial decomposition temperature of HEEP was 300°C, indicating a good thermal stability. The stress–strain curve showed that when the HEEP dosage was 3%, 6%, and 9%, the elastic modulus of the cement stone was 6.382, 4.017, and 3.148 GPa, respectively. Compared with the blank cement without HEEP, the elastic modulus was reduced by 28.3%, 54.9%, and 64.6%, respectively. This showed that HEEP could effectively improve the elasticity of cement stone. In addition, the compressive strength and flexural strength of cement stone containing HEEP can meet the requirements of on‐site applications. SEM analysis of cement stone showed that HEEP was well filled in cement stone. When the cement stone was subjected to complex stress, HEEP could effectively buffer and disperse the stress, thereby enhancing the resistance of cement stone to external force impact.

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Preparation of epoxy resin elastic particles and their application in oil well cement

Peng,

Zhang,

Feng

et al. 2023

J of Applied Polymer Sci

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“…The application of resin-containing curing agents in oil-well cement-based materials is limited, mainly because the thickening time of resin–cement-based composites is not easy to control, and its compatibility is poor. Du et al [ 10 ], A. Yami et al [ 11 ], and Liu et al [ 12 ] designed resin cement slurry and mixed resin into cement slurry. The elastic modulus of resin-modified cement slurry is lower than that of non-resin cement slurry.…”

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Study on an Epoxy Resin System Used to Improve the Elasticity of Oil-Well Cement-Based Composites

Song

Tan

et al. 2022

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Oil-well cement-based materials have inherent brittleness; therefore, they cannot be directly used to seal oil and gas wells for a long time. To improve the elasticity of oil-well cement-based composites, a flexible epoxy resin system was developed. The flexibility, TG, and SEM of the cured resin system were evaluated. At the same time, the resin was added to oil-well cement-based materials to improve its elasticity. The compressive strength and elastic modulus of resin cement stone were tested, and the microstructure was analyzed by XRD, TG, and SEM/EDS. The results showed that the structure of the cured resin is compact, the thermal decomposition temperature is 243.9 °C, and it can recover its original shape after compression. At the curing age of 28 days, the compressive strength of cement-based composites containing 30% resin decreased by 26.7%, while the elastic modulus significantly decreased by 63.2%, and the elasticity of cement-based composites was significantly improved. The formation of hydration products (e.g., calcium silicate hydrate, and calcium hydroxide) in the resin cement slurry is obviously lower than that of pure cement, which is the reason for the decrease in compressive strength. The flexible structure of polymer particles and polymer film formed by epoxy resin is distributed inside the cement stone, which significantly improves the elasticity of oil-well cement-based composites. The results of this paper are helpful for the design of elastic cement slurry systems.

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Evaluation of Epoxy Resin Thermal Degradation and its Effect on Preventing Sustained Casing Pressure in Oil and Gas Wells

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Application of Heavy Weight Cement-Resin Blend System to Prevent CCA Pressure in Saudi Arabia Deep Gas Fields

Cited by 18 publications

References 5 publications

Preparation of epoxy resin elastic particles and their application in oil well cement

Preparation of epoxy resin elastic particles and their application in oil well cement

Study on an Epoxy Resin System Used to Improve the Elasticity of Oil-Well Cement-Based Composites

Evaluation of Epoxy Resin Thermal Degradation and its Effect on Preventing Sustained Casing Pressure in Oil and Gas Wells

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