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Application in Oil Field Drilling with Temperature-Resistant Natural Modified Filtrate Reducer: A Review

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Natural modified filtrate reducer is an important additive in the process of oil drilling. It can reduce the fluid loss of drilling fluid, improve filter cake and protect borehole wall. However, with the continuous increase of drilling depth and the gradual increase of temperature, natural modified filtrate reducer began to appear poor stability, lower filtration effect and other problems. Therefore, scholars have studied the natural filtrate reducer to improve the temperature resistance of the natural filtrate reducer, so that the natural modified filtrate reducer can adapt to the high temperature formation. Moreover, some natural modified filtrate reducer also have calcium and salt resistance. This review provides a comparative investigation and summary for asphalt, humic acid, lignin, cellulose and starch filtrate reducers. In addition, the author also introduces the mechanism of natural modified filtrate reducers, preparation process of natural modified filtrate reducers, optimization and improvement of natural modified filtrate reducers and their application fields. Last, the author looks forward to the current key issues and future development direction.

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This work was supported by 2023 Department Of Science And Technology Of Liaoning Province-Applied Basic Research Plan (Study on Application of High Efficiency Marine Drilling Fluid Based on CMC and NIPAM Modified Bentonite).

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    Xianyu Yao, Xiuli Sun, Qi Feng, Yapeng Liu, Yuxuan Liu, Hongrui Song, Kairui Zhu & Shuangchun Yang

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Yao, X., Sun, X., Feng, Q. et al. Application in Oil Field Drilling with Temperature-Resistant Natural Modified Filtrate Reducer: A Review. Chem Technol Fuels Oils 59, 146–165 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10553-023-01513-9

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