Viscosity measurement dataset for a water-based drilling mud–carbon nanotube suspension at high-pressure and high-temperature

Kanjirakat, Anoop; Sadr, Reza; Yrac, Rommel; Amani, Mahmood

doi:10.1016/j.dib.2019.103816

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“…The plenty of published literature confirms the employment of CNPs for drilling, enhanced oil recovery, desalination, oil spill cleanup, and emulsion stabilization in the oil and gas industry. − The CNPs are in the focus to tackle the environmental and technological challenges of the drilling process. The utilization of CNPs prominently improves the rheology, lubrication, shale inhibition, and fluid loss control. , This present study gives comprehensive details for the utilization of various CNPs to improve the properties of drilling fluids. The current review paper is organized as follows.…”

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Advances in Carbon Nanostructures and Nanocellulose as Additives for Efficient Drilling Fluids: Trends and Future Perspective—A Review

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The continuously growing universal demand for energy and declining production is fascinating the research community to invent novel technologies. The oil and gas industry is not only focusing on the discovery of unexplored reserves but also converging to the irrecoverable hydrocarbon reserves. For this purpose, a clear understanding of the vital features of drilling fluid can help to design drilling fluid of selective nature that can overcome the major issues come across during the oil and gas drilling operation. The stability of the drilling fluid under extremely high temperature and high pressure (HTHP) and the environmental footprint during the oil recovery process are major issues. To get stable, simpler, and more economical drilling fluids, a wide variety of nanomaterials have been widely evaluated under varying conditions. The carbon-based nanomaterials demonstrate the unprecedented physicochemical features that are considered very crucial for the smart drilling fluid formulation. The carbon-based nanoparticles (CNPs) are relatively new in the drilling technology, and they are not implemented up to their maximum potential. Several researchers have explored CNPs, their derivatives, and composites to formulate drilling fluid with required features. The resultant fluid system demonstrates better rheological features, friction reduction, low environmental impact, and greater stability under HTHP drilling conditions. However, there are still challenging aspects that must be addressed to take full advantage of the capabilities of CNPs. The present work is a comprehensive review of the recent progress in fluid systems based on carbon nanomaterials, because of their huge impact on the drilling fluid rheology and environmentally friendly nature. The nature of carbon-based nanomaterials, size, shape, and concentration are critically evaluated and discussed in the current article. Finally, this review paper identifies the opportunities for future research of the nanocarbon-based drilling fluids and their applications in the gas and oil exploration sector has been discussed.

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“…The utilization of CNPs prominently improves the rheology, lubrication, shale inhibition, and fluid loss control. 25,26 This present study gives comprehensive details for the utilization of various CNPs to improve the properties of drilling fluids. The current review paper is organized as follows.…”

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Advances in Carbon Nanostructures and Nanocellulose as Additives for Efficient Drilling Fluids: Trends and Future Perspective—A Review

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Influence of alkyl chain length in ionic liquid based drilling mud for rheology modification: a review

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J Petrol Explor Prod Technol

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The research has shown successful application of ionic liquids (ILs) as drilling fluid additives for modifying the mud rheology. Ionic liquids are tuneable solvents comprising of hundreds of combination of various cations and anions. The cationic portion mainly comprises of a side alkyl chain which plays an important role in altering the drilling fluid properties. This review mainly focusses on finding the impact of alkyl chain length on yield point, plastic viscosity and filtration properties of water based mud at room temperature. The paper also incorporates the X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis carried out on various ionic liquids by different research groups which confirms how the intercalation between ionic liquid and Na-Bt (Sodium Bentonite) changes the structure of clay and thus alters the rheology of the mud. It can be concluded that ionic liquids act as rheology modifiers by intercalating between the clay layers and thus changing the d-spacing of the clay. Moreover, the hydrophobicity, polarity and solubility of alkyl chain play an important role in altering the wettability and dispersion behavior of clay which modify the filtration as well as rheological properties of the mud.

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Viscosity measurement dataset for a water-based drilling mud–carbon nanotube suspension at high-pressure and high-temperature

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Advances in Carbon Nanostructures and Nanocellulose as Additives for Efficient Drilling Fluids: Trends and Future Perspective—A Review

Advances in Carbon Nanostructures and Nanocellulose as Additives for Efficient Drilling Fluids: Trends and Future Perspective—A Review

Influence of alkyl chain length in ionic liquid based drilling mud for rheology modification: a review

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