Process and water-base fluid for controlling the dispersion of s

Earth boring – well treating – and oil field chemistry – Earth boring – Contains organic component

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507119, 507121, 507227, 507112, E21B 4322, C09K 702

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ABSTRACT:
For controlling the dispersion of solids, e.g., cuttings, in water-based fluid used during operations such as drilling, completion or workover operations in a well crossing at least one permeable geologic formation, there is added to the fluid an optimized amount of a water soluble polymer HM PAM based on acrylamide and hydrophobic units. In a variant, a useful amount of hydrophobically modified cellulose derivative, e.g., modified hydroxyethylcellulose, HMHEC, is also added, thus forming a fluid containing HM PAM and HM HEC. The process has particular application to slim-hole and/or strongly deviated drilling.

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