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Experimental and modeling study on dust cake profile and its influence on pressure drop in fiber filter 被引量:2
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作者 WANG Jia-qiong LIU Gen-fan 《Journal of Energy and Power Engineering》 2009年第3期5-12,共8页
Alumina (MMAD: 32.45μm) was used to study dust cake formation in fiber filter at steady-state operation. Cake vertical profile along filter medium versus filtration velocity (ranging from 3 to 7cm/s), particle c... Alumina (MMAD: 32.45μm) was used to study dust cake formation in fiber filter at steady-state operation. Cake vertical profile along filter medium versus filtration velocity (ranging from 3 to 7cm/s), particle concentration (ranging from 40 to 120g/m^3) and particle areal mass to filter (ranging from 0.57 to 2.86 kg/m^2), was researched by experiments and modeling. The filtration was carried through by a plane filter media (Material: Terylene felt, Thickness: 1.8mm) covered on a framework which was fixed in a filter. During filtration, the cake thickness was measured up and down by a mobile microscope and a camera controlled by a PC. The results showed that the cake vertical profile accord with a peak function. The peak amplitude A, center displacement xc, the shape parameters W of the peak function was greatly depended on filtration velocity and particle areal mass to filter, whereas slightly on particle concentration. The relationships between the three coefficients (peak amplitude A, center displacement xc, the shape parameters W) and filtration velocity, areal mass to filter, particle concentration were associated as equations, based on which pressure drop model was deduced. The peak function and pressure drop model were verified with experimental data. 展开更多
关键词 fiber filter dust cake cake thickness vertical profile
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An investigation of the effects of synthesized zinc oxide nanoparticles on the properties of water-based drilling fluid 被引量:2
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作者 Muhammad Hasibul Ahasan MdFazla Alahi Alvi +1 位作者 Nayem Ahmed Md.Saiful Alam 《Petroleum Research》 2022年第1期131-137,共7页
The deterioration of drilling fluid properties during deep drilling causes problems like inefficient cutting removal,fluid invasion,and shale swelling,which increases non-productive time(NPT)and cost.Recently nanopart... The deterioration of drilling fluid properties during deep drilling causes problems like inefficient cutting removal,fluid invasion,and shale swelling,which increases non-productive time(NPT)and cost.Recently nanoparticles(NPs)based drilling fluid are introduced to address these impediments since these particles prove their advantages in different stages of petroleum exploration and recovery.Previous developments are concerned with the use of commercial zinc oxide(ZnO)NPs in inorganic KCl salt-based drilling fluid,although application of KCl in drilling fluid arouses environmental complications.In this study,ZnO NPs prepared in the laboratory are used in water-based drilling fluid(WBDF)to assess the effect of nanoparticles on the properties of drilling fluid at two temperature conditions of 40C and 80C.A base mud is formulated,and ZnO NPs with five different concentrations of 0.05,0.1,0.5,1.0,and 2.0 wt%are mixed with the base mud.The experimental analysis shows that NPs improve the rheological properties of WBDF.When the concentration of NPs was 0.1 wt%,the yield point increased by 61.54%at 40C,and when the concentration of NPs was 0.05 wt%,the yield point increased by 60%at 80C.Besides,when the concentration of NPs is 0.05 wt%,10-sec gel strengths are enhanced by 25%and 50%at 40C and 80C,respectively.The API low-pressure low-temperature(LPLT)filter volume is not significantly affected by the addition of NPs in WBDF.However,mud cake thickness continuously reduces with the increase of NPs concentrations.This result reveals that a superior rheological improvement is achieved at low NPs concentration(0.05 wt%)at higher temperature. 展开更多
关键词 Drilling fluids Zinc oxide NANOPARTICLES RHEOLOGY Mud cake thickness
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