Research and Application of New Anti-CO2 Pollution and Low Damage Water-based Drilling Fluid
Mingna Bai,
Yonggang Xie,
Haiyong Cheng
et al.
Abstract:CO2 intrusion into the drilling fluid during bauxite drilling can cause hydration swelling and dispersion of clays and lead to massive foaming of them. Additionally, the formation develops micro-nano fractures, which also have a large difference in compressive strength and a high percentage of bound water. Once the foreign fluid invades, it will lead to wellbore destabilization and reservoir damage. Thus, the designed drilling fluid formulation does not contain solid phase particles such as bentonite. And we o… Show more
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