Potassium silicate clay stabilization process

Wells – Processes – Cementing – plugging or consolidating

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166300, 1663051, 252 8551, 405263, E21B 4312

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ABSTRACT:
An aqueous solution having potassium silicate dissolved therein is injected into a subterranean sandstone formation containing water-sensitive fine particles, including clays. Potassium silicate stabilizes the fine particles for a substantial period of time thereby substantially preventing formation permeability damage caused by encroachment of aqueous solutions having a distinct ionic makeup into the treated formation.

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