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油井水泥无氯促凝早强剂的研制与现场试验
石油钻采工艺
2017年 39卷 第2期
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Title
Development and field test of chloride-free accelerating early strength agent used for oil well cement
作者
张顺平
宋剑鸣
饶洪波
靳建洲
张华
丁志伟
Authors
ZHANG Shunping
SONG Jianming
RAO Hongbo
JIN Jianzhou
ZHANG Hua
DING Zhiwei
单位
中国石油集团钻井工程技术研究院
中石油渤海钻探工程技术研究院
辽河油田兴隆台采油厂
Organization
CNPC Drilling Engineering Technology Research Institute, Beijing102206, China
CNPC Bohai Drilling Engineering Technology Research Institute, Renqiu062550, Hebei, China
Xinglongtai Oil Production Plant, CNPC Liaohe Oilfield Company, Panjin124000, Liaoning, China
摘要
传统的复合早强剂中通常含氯盐,不适用于AMPS类水泥浆体系,且水泥石高温下长期强度会出现衰退现象,同时对套管有腐蚀作用。针对这些问题,研发出一种复配的无氯促凝早强剂,以硫酸钠、铝酸钠、甲酸钙和氧化钙,按照质量比1:1:1:1均匀混合而成。实验结果表明:该早强剂适用于PVA类和AMPS类水泥浆体系;可使油井水泥在30℃低温下,8 h强度达3.5 MPa,稠化时间缩短至80 min以内,初凝时间缩短至90 min以内,初终凝过渡时间缩短至10 min以内,有利于油气井的防窜。该早强剂在大港油田板37-15井Ø139.7 mm生产套管固井中得到成功应用,固井质量优质率达81.2%,合格率达93.5%。
Abstract
The traditional complex accelerator generally contains chloride, so it is not suitable for AMPS slurry systems.Longterm strength of set cement will decline under high temperature and corrode casings.In this paper, a kind of chloride-free accelerating early strength agent complex was developed to deal with these problems.It is composed of sodium sulphate, sodium aluminate, calcium formate and calcium oxide with the mass ratio of 1:1:1:1.Experimental results show that this early strength agent is applicable to PVA and AMPS slurry systems.The strength of oil well cement can reach 3.5 MPa after 8 h at low temperature (30℃) and its thickening time is reduced to less than 80 min, initial setting time less than 90 min and initial-final setting transition time less than 10 min, so it is favorable for breakthrough prevention of oil and gas wells.This agent is successfully applied to the cementing of Ø139.7 mm production casing in Well Ban 37-15 in Dagang Oilfield, and its high-grade rate and qualification rate of cementing quality are 81.2% and 93.5%, respectively.
关键词:
油井水泥;
促凝早强剂;
氯离子;
早期强度;
稠化时间;
固井;
Keywords:
oil well cement;
accelerating early strength agent;
chloride ion;
early strength;
thickening time;
cementing;
DOI
10.13639/j.odpt.2017.02.014