2023
DOI: 10.1088/2053-1591/acdc06
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A temperature-sensitive plugging material composed of shape memory polymer and self-made gel

Abstract: Polymers with shape memory property and gel with resistance to high temperature can be both used for plugging formation, but they also have shortcomings. Nevertheless, it is possible to mix shape memory polymer(SMP) particles in the gel solution and use formation temperature to stimulate them to complete morphological transformation to achieve the purpose of plugging. This mutual combination method can help them reduce the shortcomings between each other. Here, a series of SMP with different glass transition t… Show more

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“…It is not affected by the type of medium and has good compatibility with drilling fluid. Using the principles of epoxy-thiol click chemistry [27], Tang Longhao and colleagues [28] produced epoxy resin shape-memory polymers that can adjust their particle size, glass transition temperature, shape recovery rate, and shape fixation rate to meet the specific needs of downhole lost circulation. Wang Baotian and colleagues [29] developed temperature-sensitive shape-memory lost circulation materials by using lowmonomer resin monomers and different high-temperature crosslinking agents, as shown in Figure 2.…”
Section: Classification Of Temperature-sensitive Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is not affected by the type of medium and has good compatibility with drilling fluid. Using the principles of epoxy-thiol click chemistry [27], Tang Longhao and colleagues [28] produced epoxy resin shape-memory polymers that can adjust their particle size, glass transition temperature, shape recovery rate, and shape fixation rate to meet the specific needs of downhole lost circulation. Wang Baotian and colleagues [29] developed temperature-sensitive shape-memory lost circulation materials by using lowmonomer resin monomers and different high-temperature crosslinking agents, as shown in Figure 2.…”
Section: Classification Of Temperature-sensitive Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%