ArticleACS omega2022
Study on the Relationship between the Relative Molecular Mass of a Polymer Clay Stabilizer and the Permeability of a Tight Reservoir.
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Abstract
Water-sensitivity damage is inevitable during hydraulic fracturing for tight reservoir stimulation. A polymer clay stabilizer is the most effective and commonly used agent for reducing this kind of permeability damage. However, due to the small pore throat radii of tight reservoirs, polymers may be captured and detained, resulting in secondary permeability damage caused by polymer plugging. Therefore, it is necessary to clarify the matching relationship between the relative molecular mass of the clay stabilizer and the permeability of tight cores, which has not been reported yet. In response to this problem, the residual resistance factor and the permeability damage rate of PDMDAAC (poly dimethyl diallyl ammonium chloride, a kind of commonly used polymer clay stabilizer) to tight cores from Xinjiang Oilfield were investigated in cores with permeabilities of 0.10 × 10
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