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Application of Renewable Natural Materials for Gas and Water Shutoff Processes in Oil Wells. / Meshalkin, Valery; Akhmetov, Alfir; Lenchenkova, Lyubov и др.

в: Energies, Том 15, № 23, 9216, 05.12.2022.

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Meshalkin, V, Akhmetov, A, Lenchenkova, L, Nzioka, A, Politov, A, Strizhnev, V, Telin, A & Fakhreeva, A 2022, 'Application of Renewable Natural Materials for Gas and Water Shutoff Processes in Oil Wells', Energies, Том. 15, № 23, 9216. https://doi.org/10.3390/en15239216

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Meshalkin, V., Akhmetov, A., Lenchenkova, L., Nzioka, A., Politov, A., Strizhnev, V., Telin, A., & Fakhreeva, A. (2022). Application of Renewable Natural Materials for Gas and Water Shutoff Processes in Oil Wells. Energies, 15(23), [9216]. https://doi.org/10.3390/en15239216

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Meshalkin V, Akhmetov A, Lenchenkova L, Nzioka A, Politov A, Strizhnev V и др. Application of Renewable Natural Materials for Gas and Water Shutoff Processes in Oil Wells. Energies. 2022 дек. 5;15(23):9216. doi: 10.3390/en15239216

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Meshalkin, Valery ; Akhmetov, Alfir ; Lenchenkova, Lyubov и др. / Application of Renewable Natural Materials for Gas and Water Shutoff Processes in Oil Wells. в: Energies. 2022 ; Том 15, № 23.

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title = "Application of Renewable Natural Materials for Gas and Water Shutoff Processes in Oil Wells",
abstract = "We propose a complex sealing compound for increasing the efficiency of shutoff operations based on natural materials processing for materials such as sand, peat, rice, and husks. We studied the influence of mechanical activation processes on the mechanical and rheological properties of the developed sealants. Through mechanochemical activation, sand dissolution in a low-concentrated alkali solution was possible, and gelling the resulting sodium silicate while reinforcing it with undissolved sand particles to obtain a sealant composition. We used this approach to produce a hybrid sealing compound based on activated rice husks with up to 20% biogenic silicon dioxide combined with mechanically activated peat: the maximum shear strain of the hybrid sealant was 27.7 ± 1.7 Pa. We produced hydrogels based on sodium silicate, polyacrylamide, and chromium acetate, reinforced with mechanically activated rice husks. We studied the sealants{\textquoteright} rheological and filtration properties and observed the respective viscoplastic and viscoelastic properties. An increase in the dispersion concentration from 0 to 0.5% increased the maximum strain value of undestroyed hydrogel{\textquoteright}s structure in the range 50–91 Pa and the maximum shear strain from 104 to 128 Pa. The high residual resistance factor values of the ideal fracture model make the natural and plant-renewable raw materials very promising for repair and sealing work.",
keywords = "gas and water shutoff, hydrogel, mechanical activation, nature-like technologies, oil wells, peat, porous fractured reservoirs, rice husk, sand, sodium silicate, viscoelasticity",
author = "Valery Meshalkin and Alfir Akhmetov and Lyubov Lenchenkova and Antony Nzioka and Anatoly Politov and Vladimir Strizhnev and Aleksey Telin and Alsu Fakhreeva",
note = "This research was partially funded by the Russian Science Foundation (project No. 21-79-30029) and by the state budget of the Russian Federation under the state task for 2019–2022 (No. 0246-2019-0052). Application of Renewable Natural Materials for Gas and Water Shutoff Processes in Oil Wells / V. Meshalkin, A. Akhmetov, L. Lenchenkova [et al.] // Energies. – 2022. – Vol. 15, No. 23. – P. 9216. – DOI 10.3390/en15239216. ",
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AU - Meshalkin, Valery

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AU - Politov, Anatoly

AU - Strizhnev, Vladimir

AU - Telin, Aleksey

AU - Fakhreeva, Alsu

N1 - This research was partially funded by the Russian Science Foundation (project No. 21-79-30029) and by the state budget of the Russian Federation under the state task for 2019–2022 (No. 0246-2019-0052). Application of Renewable Natural Materials for Gas and Water Shutoff Processes in Oil Wells / V. Meshalkin, A. Akhmetov, L. Lenchenkova [et al.] // Energies. – 2022. – Vol. 15, No. 23. – P. 9216. – DOI 10.3390/en15239216.

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KW - porous fractured reservoirs

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