Utilizing Innovative Nanolime-Geopolymer as a Cement for Gas Wells
Society of Petroleum Engineers - ADIPEC, ADIP 2023
2023
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This paper introduces the formulation of an innovative nanolime-geopolymer NLGP and its application in gas wells as a replacement for traditional cement. The new mix is composed of nanolime NL, fly ash, sodium hydroxide, and sodium silicate. Various NLGP products are formulated using different molarities and ratios of its components. The compressive strength of these products is measured and compared. For competency, NLGP is compared to cement fly ash CF then a new cement type. Finally, "deep water horizon" incident will be used as a case study to indicate the applicability of NLGP as a stable material against gas channeling.
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