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Rheological Behavior and Filtration of Water-Based Drilling Fluids Containing Graphene Oxide: Experimental Measurement, Mechanistic Understanding, and Modeling.
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Abstract
Any improvement in drilling technology is critical for developing the oil and gas industry. The success of drilling operations largely depends on drilling fluid characteristics. Drilling fluids require enough viscosity to suspend the particles and transport them to the surface and enough capability to control the fluid loss into the formation. Rheology and filtration characteristics of drilling fluids are crucial factors to consider while ensuring the effectiveness of a drilling operation. Graphene oxide (GO), xanthan gum (XG), and low-viscosity carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC LV) are being utilized in this research to produce high-performance, low-solid water-based drilling fluids (WDFs). Rheological and filtration behaviors of GO/XG/CMC LV-WDF were investigated as a function of GO, XG, and CMC LV at low concentrations (0.0-0.3% w/w) and atmospheric conditions. According to the findings, GO improved the rheological and filtration capabilities of the WDF. By adding 0.15 wt % GO, shear stress could be doubled, especially at a high shear rate of 1022 s
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