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HexCem Fluidlock (LD/HD)
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- Fluid loss additive
- Improves slurry stability
- Does not increase viscosity
2
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Cal Portland G
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- Class G cement
3
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Q-CEL ONG
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- Hollow microspheres
- Allows for lightweight slurries
- Attributes to higher compressive strengths even at low densities
4
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TRB-CD-33
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- Dispersant
- Improves flow of the slurry
- Decreases HHP requirements
5
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Glass Bubbles
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- Hollow glass spheres used to reduce density and increase strength
- improved heat insulation properties
- functions as a lost circulation aid
- increases slurry vol. yield
6
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NaCl (Sodium Chloride)
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- Used to improve bonding to water-sensitive shales, bentonotic sands, and salt formations
- Low concentrations provide acceleration
- High concentrations provide retardation
- Minimizes damage in zones that are sensitive to fresh water
- Saturation is required for bonding to salt formations
- Decreases the effectiveness of some FL additives
- Decreases the yield of bentonite
7
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Silica Flour
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- Powdered sand used to stabilize the strength and permeability of cement above temps of 230F
- Can cause slurry viscosity to increase without required water
- Helps with compressive strength
- Assists in preventing strength retrogression
- compatible with all cements
8
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Fritz Bond EX-H
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- High temperature expansion additive
9
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Bentonite
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- Extender
- Reduces free water and fluid loss
- Increases Slurry yield
- It increases slurry visc. and decreases early strength
- Is a colloidal clay. In the presence of water, it swells to about 10 times its original dry volume. It is used to increase cement slurry vol. and to decrease slurry weight
- Cement slurries containing more than 8% bentonite need to contain a dispersant to control slurry visc
10
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Microlite
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- Allows for lower density slurries
- Extender
- Used as a stabilizer to create homogenous cements & eliminates settling
- Used in lightweight cement to prevent free water
11
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CaCl2 (Calcium Chloride)
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- Accelerator
- shortens WOC time
- Used in shallow, low temp wells
- Decreases TT
- Increases early strength
- Decreases slurry visc at low concentration
- Increases slurry visc at high concentration
- Concentration to be used: 2-4% - greater than 5% becomes erratic
- Promotes water loss
- better to add to cold mixing water than dry cement
12
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Bermcoll M10
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- Newer & cheaper additive
- Fluid loss additive (promotes water retention)
- improves slurry stability
- possible rheological modification
13
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X-Air (antifoam)
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- Powdered de-foamer
14
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Kol-Seal
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- Lost circulation material
- Slurry extender
- Lightweight granular solid. Provides an economical cementing system with low-density lost circulation control and superior scouring action
- Does not alter TT
- compatible with most cement additives
- Provides a lightweight, high yield slurry
- Does not require additional water
- Provides compressive strength for low dens slurries
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Gypsum
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- Accelerator - Short TT - short pump time
- Rapid compressive strength development
- Has expanding properties
- Increases visc, water requirement, & early strength
- Decreases density slightly (and TT)
- Has rapid settling and/or gelation properties which makes it necessary to keep the slurry in motion until it’s placed at the required location
16
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Tupac 4901
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- Liquid additive
- self stabilizing late
- Gas migration
- Thermal stability
- Alkali and acid resistance
17
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StAR TS
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- Tensile strength enhancer
- Lost circulation and fluid loss control
18
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Microfine
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- Fine-particle, high surface area cement blend useful for squeeze jobs, tight casting leaks, gravel packs, small fractures, channels, or microannuli. Can also be used in slimhole conditions for production strings
- Excellent pumping properties due to its ultra fine particle size
- Eliminates the need for dispersants or friction reducers
- Compatible with all cement additives and does not require dispersants
- Used in lightweight applications
19
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PRC-4
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- Retarder intensifier
20
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Thermoset fine
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- Lost circulation additive
21
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XPC-1
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- Expansion additive
- Improves bonding
- Helps to prevent losses
- Enhances zonal isolation
22
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CFL-160
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- Fluid loss controller for temps <200F
23
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Cemthix
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- Thixotropic additive designed to control free water
- Provides excellent thixotropic properties
- Promotes early strength development
- Helps prevent cement fall back
- Helps control fluid migration
- It accelerates at low temps
- Can be adversely affected by dispersants, retarders and dispersing fluid-loss additives
24
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stAR Thermoset Medium
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- lost circulation additive
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CFL-115
- Fluid loss controller for temps <180F
| - Old & expensive
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Superlite
- Used in lightweight slurries
- Minimizes free water
- Increases fluid loss control
- Helps with compressive strength
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CR-1
- Cement retarder
- effective up to 250F
- secondary dispersant
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Diacel LWL
- Fluid loss controller
| - Secondary dispersing effect 70-350F
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Fly ash
- Helps decrease density
- increases pump ability
- promotes bonding
- at times is used to replace a portion of cement and reduce its density
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StAR HTR
- High temp retarder
| Does not require intensifier even at 380F
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FL-17
- Fluid loss controller 80-350F
| - Secondary gas migration
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Sodium Metasilicate
- Is an anhydrous sodium metasilicate with a high water requirement
- Used to produce a low-density, high-volume cement slurry
- Causes slurry to gel
- Accelerates slurry
- Helps in decreasing density by reducing free water
- Not recommended for use with CaCl2 or high conc. Of NaCl
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CAF-34L
- Accelerator
- Decreases WOC time
- De-foamer additive. Minimizes air entrainment and foaming
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