Effect of temperature on structure and properties of lithium soap/oil systems

Ishchuk, Yu. L.; Podlennykh, L. V.; Godun, B. A.

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“…[9][10][11][12][13][14][15] Solid state crystalline transition from orthorhombic to hexagonal packing transition is reportedly expected to occur from 102 °C to 104 °C. From 193 °C to 194 °C, a transition from crystalline to rotational or crystalline state occurs.…”

Section: Dscmentioning

confidence: 99%

Characterization of Lithium Stearate: Processing Aid for Filled Elastomers

Eastwood¹,

Densmore²

2007

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Section: Dscmentioning

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Characterization of Lithium Stearate: Processing Aid for Filled Elastomers

Eastwood¹,

Densmore²

2007

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“…Lyomov,* SPE, and O.B. Lile, SPE, Norwegian University of Science and Technology nected to cement, Ishchuk et al 4 have looked at conductivity and yield point of a lithium soap/oil system, and some further interpretation of their data show a good correlation. Rengaswamy et al 5 have investigated several concrete mixes from 1 to 28 days, with the same result; an almost linear correlation between compressive strength and conductivity.…”

Section: Spe 56539mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…There is not much literature on electrical conductivity and cement strength. Although not directly connected to cement, Ishchuk et al 4 have investigated the conductivity and yield point of lithium soap/oil systems. Interpretation of their data in Fig.…”

Section: Additivesmentioning

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A Laboratory Study on Oilwell Cement and Electrical Conductivity

Backe

Lyomov

Lile

1999

Proceedings of SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition

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TX 75083-3836, U.S.A., fax 01-972-952-9435. AbstractUsing electrical conductivity as a parameter to characterise the curing of cement slurries show promising results.The paper describes how to measure conductivity, including practical observations and gained experience. We found that conductivity as a function of time for each slurry exhibits a characteristic curve form which clearly shows the curing behaviour. A relationship between conductivity and compressive strength was obtained and it was confirmed that rapid curing will reduce the risk of gas migration. Some observations on curing vs. additives are presented as well.Measuring electrical conductivity is easy, and as such, could be used in the laboratory as a supplement to the equipment recommended by API, or in the field as a quality control during cementing operations.

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A Laboratory Study on Oilwell Cement and Electrical Conductivity

Backe

Lyomov

Lile

1999

SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition

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Using electrical conductivity as a parameter to characterise the curing of cement slurries show promising results. The paper describes how to measure conductivity, including practical observations and gained experience. We found that conductivity as a function of time for each slurry exhibits a characteristic curve form which clearly shows the curing behaviour. A relationship between conductivity and compressive strength was obtained and it was confirmed that rapid curing will reduce the risk of gas migration. Some observations on curing vs. additives are presented as well. Measuring electrical conductivity is easy, and as such, could be used in the laboratory as a supplement to the equipment recommended by API, or in the field as a quality control during cementing operations.

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Effect of temperature on structure and properties of lithium soap/oil systems

Cited by 3 publications

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Characterization of Lithium Stearate: Processing Aid for Filled Elastomers

Characterization of Lithium Stearate: Processing Aid for Filled Elastomers

A Laboratory Study on Oilwell Cement and Electrical Conductivity

A Laboratory Study on Oilwell Cement and Electrical Conductivity

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