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1 Alternative Mixing Procedure
RP 10B-2

2 Preparation of Slurries

3 The Problem Cement slurries foam
Non-foamer not effective in some cases Latex / thixotropic / high density slurries Results in testing - a lesser amount (mass) of cement slurry Excess foaming affects Thickening time tests Sedimentation Free water Rheology Compressive strength Expansion

4 Alternative Mixing Procedure cont’d
Thickening Time Test Lesser amount of slurry is placed in the slurry cup 2 thoughts to correct / compensate Change diaphragm Hub baffled Flat rubber Flat metal / flat rubber on top Pull Vacuum on slurry 0.1 atm in SA Lab Thickening time start Bc 4, 3:00 Bc 4 normal, rubber flat diaphragm Thickening time start Bc 11, 3:00 Bc 9 1.5 mins vacuum, rubber flat diaphragm Thickening time start Bc 7, 3:00 Bc 2 normal, metal flat diaphragm Thickening time start Bc 10, 3:00 Bc 6 1.5 mins vacuum, metal flat diaphragm

5 Diaphragm Choices Hub baffled Flat rubber
Flat metal flat rubber on top

6 Baffled Diaphragm

7 Applying Vacuum

8 Effects of Foaming Volume after mixing Volume after vacuum released
Volume Theoretical cc's cc's difference from original % diff Volume slurry 615 0.0 vol after mixing 811 196 31.9 676 61 9.0 vol after Vacuum 661 46 7.5 623 8 1.3 vol after release vac 737 122 19.8 651 36 5.5

9 Observations on Cements that Foam (consistometer test cell)
vol with diaphragm flat 477 cc's baffled 472 cc's Cement design 1 2 Density PCF/PPG atm bal. 113/15.1 111/14.8 press bal. 118.5/15.8 125/16.7 % 4.87 12.61 mL missing 21.90 56.76

10 Lab Equipment Exist – Modified Foam Jar
Connect fitting to jar cover to accommodate vacuum fittings

11 Way Forward?

12 Thickening Time Stirring RPMs
Why Do we stir at 150 RPMs? Old procedure for salt cement - Calvert? Do we simulate batch mixing at same RPM’s as pumping cement through Coiled tubing???? Concerned with 50 sec initial mixing RPMs but 150 rpms is ok for long thickening times? 10 hours = 36,000 sec Velocity changes from different well geometries ie. slurry inside casing then in annulus Thickening time test performed at 200, 150, 100 and 50 rpms. longer thickening times are recorded as RPMs are reduced. 50 RPMs – mins. 100 RPMs – 169 mins. 150 RPMs – 148 mins. 200 RPMs mins


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