Cement slurries of oil wells under high temperature and pressure: the effects of the use of ceramic waste and silica flour
This study evaluates the behavior of a ceramic waste material in partial and total substitution of a mineral additive, commonly used in oil well cement slurries, when exposed to high temperatures and pressures. The samples were submitted to a cycle of low temperature (38°C) for 28 days, followed b...
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| Resumo: | This study evaluates the behavior of a ceramic waste material in partial and total substitution of a mineral
additive, commonly used in oil well cement slurries, when exposed to high temperatures and pressures.
The samples were submitted to a cycle of low temperature (38°C) for 28 days, followed by exposure to
280oC and 6.5MPa (1000 psi) for 3 days. The evaluation was made by compression testing and X-ray
diffraction (XRD). The results showed that cement pastes containing ceramic waste, when combined with
silica flour, produced hydrated products of low Ca/Si ratios which maintained the compressive strength at
satisfactory levels |
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