Preparation of a nontraditional ultralight fluid for increasing oil production using natural, ground, and acid-activated clay
The effect of previously treated and natural clay on the rheological properties of an ultralight drill-in fluid was investigated. The clay was used as a disperser to create a stable, low-density drilling mud. The clay was treated by grinding and acid activation. The effect of incorporating different...
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Main Authors: | Munawar, K., Badrul, M.J., Abdul Raman, Abdul Aziz |
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2011
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Online Access: | http://eprints.um.edu.my/4408/ |
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