Zeolite and fly ash in the composition of oil well cement: Evaluation of degradation by CO2 under geological storage condition

Ledesma, Roger Braun; Lopes, Natália; Bacca, Katryanne Georg; Moraes, Martimiano K.; Batista, Giovanni dos Santos; Pires, Marçal; Costa, Eleani Maria da

doi:10.1016/j.petrol.2019.106656

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“…To decrease the CO 2 emissions during the production process, MK-750 was replaced with (calcined or not calcined) volcanic tuffs in the simple slag-based geopolymer cement. Later on, researchers developed a fly ash-based geopolymer cement. ,, The manufacturing process is shown in Figure . There are two kinds of fly ash-based geopolymer cement based on class F ashes.…”

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Comprehensive Review of Sealant Materials for Leakage Remediation Technology in Geological CO₂ Capture and Storage Process

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Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology has been widely investigated to decrease the greenhouse effect. Geological CO2 storage sites are targeted mainly on depleted petroleum reservoirs or deep saline aquifers. However, CO2 leakage might take place through wellbores, cap rocks, reservoir fractures, or faults during or after the process of CO2 storage leading to environmental problems. To minimize these hazards, different kinds of sealants have been developed and applied. This review aims to summarize those materials applicable to CO2 leakage remediation. On the basis of the sealing mechanisms and compositions of different sealant materials, they were divided into seven major types: Portland cement, geopolymer cement, resins, biofilms barriers, gel systems, foams, and nanoparticles. For different types of sealants, their application background, chemical and physical properties, CO2 leakage remediation mechanism, impact factors of sealing performance, advantages, and limitations were summarized. Future development directions for these sealant materials are also recommended. To solve the problem caused by the weak acid-resistant performance of Portland cement, anti-CO2 materials should be developed and added to the formulation. Environmentally friendly materials need to be designed to replace some current user-hostile compositions in the geopolymer cement. Moreover, chemicals that can control the geopolymerization process are also required because of the high curing temperature requirement for the recent geopolymer productions. The injectivity of Portland cement and resin limits its application for in-depth CO2 leakage control; however, gels with relatively low viscosity during the injection can be a good alternative, although their thermal stability and strength need to be further enhanced. Biotechnology and nanotechnology are perspectives to be applied in the CO2 leakage control process. Foams with good stability might be used for CO2 leakage remediation in the porous medium without fractures, but their life cycle should be prolonged.

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“…Later on, researchers developed a fly ashbased geopolymer cement. 144,174,175 The manufacturing process is shown in Figure 11. There are two kinds of fly ash-based geopolymer cement based on class F ashes.…”

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“…For fly-ash-based foamed geopolymer, the CO 2 emission from the production of 1 t of fly-ash-based foamed geopolymer is approximately 0.09 t given that no high-temperature treatment is required in the production process. Compared with ordinary Portland cement, producing the same quality of foamed geopolymer produces only 9% of the CO 2 emissions of cement, thereby greatly reducing greenhouse gas emissions [56][57][58].…”

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Preparation and Performance of a Low-Carbon Foam Material of Fly-Ash-Based Foamed Geopolymer for the Goaf Filling

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The treatment of goaf subsidence is important for sustainable development. Geopolymer is a new type of cementing material with excellent mechanical properties, durability, corrosion resistance, and other advantages owing to its unique three-dimensional spatial aggregation structure. Herein, a type of preparation technology of fly-ash-based foamed geopolymer suitable for goaf filling was developed by adding a chemical foaming agent to the matrix of fly-ash-based geopolymer. The mechanical properties, chemical composition, and pore structure characteristics of the samples were discussed. When the samples with different contents of fly ash, sodium metasilicate, sodium stearate, H2O2, and NaOH were prepared, a uniaxial compression test was performed to analyze the uniaxial compression failure characteristics and compression strength of the samples. The mineralogical composition of each sample was analyzed by X-ray diffraction (XRD) test, and the microstructure images of different samples were observed using scanning electron microscopy (SEM). The effects of the content of each component on the properties of the samples were discussed. Finally, the CO2 emission, energy consumption, and cost of producing fly-ash-based foamed geopolymer were analyzed. Overall, the material had the advantages of low energy consumption, low CO2 emission, environmental-protection ability, and waste utilization and thus has a broad application prospect in treating subsidence.

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“…Thus, Oil & Gas companies are constantly searching for an adequate solution to increase well integrity in CO 2 -rich environments (Tiong et al, 2019). The use of supplementary cementitious materials (SCM) (Abid et al, 2020;Ledesma et al, 2020;Schütz et al, 2019;Sedić et al, 2020), nanomaterials (Abid et al, 2020;Mahmoud and Elkatatny, 2019;Tiong et al, 2019), polymers (Baldissera et al, 2017b(Baldissera et al, , 2017aSchütz et al, 2019) and composites (SCM reinforced polymers) (Schütz et al, 2019(Schütz et al, , 2018 has been highlighted as possible alternative to improve cement chemical resistance. However, it is required further studies to evaluate the performance of these materials in representative conditions of CCS storage sites.…”

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Basalt powder as a supplementary cementitious material in cement paste for CCS wells: chemical and mechanical resistance of cement formulations for CO2 geological storage sites

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International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control

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Zeolite and fly ash in the composition of oil well cement: Evaluation of degradation by CO2 under geological storage condition

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Comprehensive Review of Sealant Materials for Leakage Remediation Technology in Geological CO₂ Capture and Storage Process

Comprehensive Review of Sealant Materials for Leakage Remediation Technology in Geological CO₂ Capture and Storage Process

Preparation and Performance of a Low-Carbon Foam Material of Fly-Ash-Based Foamed Geopolymer for the Goaf Filling

Basalt powder as a supplementary cementitious material in cement paste for CCS wells: chemical and mechanical resistance of cement formulations for CO2 geological storage sites

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Zeolite and fly ash in the composition of oil well cement: Evaluation of degradation by CO2 under geological storage condition

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Comprehensive Review of Sealant Materials for Leakage Remediation Technology in Geological CO2 Capture and Storage Process

Comprehensive Review of Sealant Materials for Leakage Remediation Technology in Geological CO2 Capture and Storage Process

Preparation and Performance of a Low-Carbon Foam Material of Fly-Ash-Based Foamed Geopolymer for the Goaf Filling

Basalt powder as a supplementary cementitious material in cement paste for CCS wells: chemical and mechanical resistance of cement formulations for CO2 geological storage sites

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Comprehensive Review of Sealant Materials for Leakage Remediation Technology in Geological CO₂ Capture and Storage Process

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