2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.molliq.2023.123538
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Synergistic effects of potassium alginate and silicates co-inhibition performance in shale hydration

Zhaojie Wei,
Maosen Wang,
Wenjun Shan
et al.
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“…Once K + enters the clay crystal layer, it is difficult to be released, leading to a more closely knit crystal layer. However, cationic intercalation can also cause flocculation and flow of clay particles, reducing electrostatic repulsion and compressing the double electric layer, resulting in poor rheological properties and filtration performance of the drilling fluid. ,, …”
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“…Once K + enters the clay crystal layer, it is difficult to be released, leading to a more closely knit crystal layer. However, cationic intercalation can also cause flocculation and flow of clay particles, reducing electrostatic repulsion and compressing the double electric layer, resulting in poor rheological properties and filtration performance of the drilling fluid. ,, …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, cationic intercalation can also cause flocculation and flow of clay particles, reducing electrostatic repulsion and compressing the double electric layer, resulting in poor rheological properties and filtration performance of the drilling fluid. 11,52,53 After aging at 120 °C for 16 h, as the concentration of KCl, T-ChNFs, and DT-ChNFs increases from 0 to 2 wt %, AV and YP increase simultaneously from 6.5 mPa•s and 0.5 Pa to 9/ 34/75.5 mPa•s and 6/25/58.5 Pa, respectively. After aging, DT-ChNF/BT-WDFs still exhibit higher AV and YP than KCl/BT-WDFs and T-ChNF/BT-WDFs, suggesting the superior aging resistance of DT-ChNFs over KCl and T-ChNFs.…”
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