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- 2022High-speed imaging of degassing kinetics of CO2–water mixturescitations
- 2020Development of oil-based drilling fluid using iron oxide magnetic (Fe3O4) with superior properties leading to real time rheological controlcitations
- 2020Mechanistic Modeling of Water-Alternating-Gas Injection and Foam-Assisted Chemical Flooding for Enhanced Oil Recoverycitations
- 2019Development of an integrated RFID-IC technology for on-line viscosity measurements in enhanced oil recovery processescitations
- 2019Modeling and Experimental Validation of Rheological Transition During Foam Flow in Porous Mediacitations
- 2017Investigation of certain physical–chemical features of oil recovery by an optimized alkali–surfactant–foam (ASF) systemcitations
- 2016Mechanistic Modeling of the Alkaline/Surfactant/Polymer Flooding Process under Sub-optimum Salinity Conditions for Enhanced Oil Recoverycitations
- 2016Original and pyrometamorphical altered Bentheimer sandstonecitations
- 2016A new chemical enhanced oil recovery method?citations
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Development of oil-based drilling fluid using iron oxide magnetic (Fe3O4) with superior properties leading to real time rheological control
Abstract
<p>Magnetorheological fluids have the ability to exhibit a wide range of rheological properties when exposed to an external magnetic field. In this paper, an applicable oil-based magnetorheological drilling fluid is prepared using iron oxide magnetic particles (Fe3O4). In order to prove the ability and performance of the prepared fluid, vibrating sample magnetometer (VSM) and magnetorheology tests have been performed. VSM measurements showed that permeability and saturation magnetization are 0.1615 and 135.3017 emu /gr, respectively. This test generates the hysteresis curve of the sample which shows that the behaviour of this fluid is soft magnetism i.e. it is very sensitive and is easily magnetized by the application of very small magnetic fields. Furthermore, magnetorheology measurements were conducted for magnetic fields ranging from 0 to 0.1T and the measured values are compared with rheology tests of conventional drilling fluids. The results indicate a noticeable increase in apparent viscosity and shear rate.</p>