Earth boring – well treating – and oil field chemistry – Earth boring – Contains inorganic component other than water or clay
Patent
1995-08-25
1998-03-17
Gibson, Sharon
Earth boring, well treating, and oil field chemistry
Earth boring
Contains inorganic component other than water or clay
507110, 507209, 507271, 507925, C09K 700
Patent
active
057286523
ABSTRACT:
The invention provides brine based well drilling and servicing fluids which exhibit relatively thermally stable rheological and filtration characteristics. The fluids comprise a brine, an amorphous silica viscosifier, a biopolymer viscosifier, a fluid loss control additive, and a bridging agent. By utilizing both a silica viscosifier and a biopolymer viscosifier to provide the desired rheological characteristics, the fluids have enhanced thermal stability thus maintaining their suspension and hole cleaning properties over an extended temperature range.
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Dobson, Jr. James W.
Rock Ronald Lee
Fee Valerie
Gibson Sharon
House Roy F.
Texas United Chemical Company LLC.
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