2015
DOI: 10.1590/0366-69132015613601904
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Influência da massa molar de CMC no comportamento reológico e de filtração de suspensões argilosas

Abstract: ResumoA carboximetilcelulose (CMC) é um polímero linear aniônico usado como agente viscosificante e redutor de filtrado e em fluidos de perfuração. A estrutura química e massa molar do polímero interferem nas interações complexas entre as cadeias poliméricas e os sólidos minerais presentes na suspensão. Desta forma, este trabalho teve como objetivo avaliar o comportamento reológico e de filtração de suspensões argilosas em função do aumento da concentração de aditivo polimérico com diferentes massas molares. P… Show more

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“…Short-chain polymers usually act as deflocculants, because they promote the neutralization of some of the clay particles' positive charges, one by one, covering them along the edges and increasing the distance between them [28]. According to [29] the reduction of FV occurs because the use of CMC in water-based fluids forms a lowpermeability film. The clay particles adsorb the polymer and help give consistency to the shell formed, making it less permeable.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Short-chain polymers usually act as deflocculants, because they promote the neutralization of some of the clay particles' positive charges, one by one, covering them along the edges and increasing the distance between them [28]. According to [29] the reduction of FV occurs because the use of CMC in water-based fluids forms a lowpermeability film. The clay particles adsorb the polymer and help give consistency to the shell formed, making it less permeable.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%