Earth boring – well treating – and oil field chemistry – Earth boring – Contains inorganic component other than water or clay
Reexamination Certificate
2005-06-14
2005-06-14
Tucker, Philip C. (Department: 1712)
Earth boring, well treating, and oil field chemistry
Earth boring
Contains inorganic component other than water or clay
C507S145000, C507S269000, C507S277000, C516S110000
Reexamination Certificate
active
06906010
ABSTRACT:
A rheology modified aqueous fluid composition comprising clay, water, magnesium oxide, aluminum oxide hydroxide, sodium carbonate or potassium carbonate, and calcium oxide or calcium hydroxide. The magnesium oxide and aluminum oxide hydroxide are prepared by a specific thermal treatment protocol involving heating of appropriate precursors within a specified temperature range. The pH of the composition is at least about 10. The composition is prepared by admixing the components and, optionally, sodium oxide or sodium hydroxide for pH adjustment as necessary. A substantially dry rheology modification agent comprising the enumerated components, not including the water, is also included. The resulting composition preferably exhibits shear-thinning capability including very rapid thinning upon application of shear forces and also rapid viscosification upon removal of such forces.
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Tribble Barbara J.
Tucker Philip C.
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