AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON IMPROVING THE MEDIUM AND LATE-AGE COMPRESSIVE STRENGTHS OF CLASS G OIL WELL CEMENT

In this study, the effects of particle size distribution improvement and dense packing techniques on the 28- and 90-day compressive strengths of class G oil well cement have been investigated. It was observed that limited improvements in the particle size distribution of cement (regarding industrial...

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Main Authors: Ali Allahverdi, Ebrahim Najafi Kani, Shadi Soltani
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Reaserch Institute of Petroleum Industry 2013-04-01
Series:Journal of Petroleum Science and Technology
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Online Access:https://jpst.ripi.ir/article_1_4222244561f557a935d08625ec30d993.pdf
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Ebrahim Najafi Kani
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description In this study, the effects of particle size distribution improvement and dense packing techniques on the 28- and 90-day compressive strengths of class G oil well cement have been investigated. It was observed that limited improvements in the particle size distribution of cement (regarding industrial possibilities) cannot result in a significant increase in 28- and 90-day compressive strengths. Also, in the application of the dense packing technique, silica fume and limestone powders with the grain size less than 45 micrometers cannot be utilized as substitutes for cement, because the addition of these materials simultaneously leads to the shortening of the setting times. The utilization of quartz powder as a filler exhibits partial pozzolanic properties at optimum substitution percentages, i.e. around 6 to 10% by weight; however, it can result in an almost 7% increase in the 28-day compressive strength of the hardened paste of the cement without any considerable effects on its setting times.
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spelling doaj.art-b2b766292ccc4880918b70c6286215382022-12-21T19:04:31ZengReaserch Institute of Petroleum IndustryJournal of Petroleum Science and Technology2251-659X2645-33122013-04-01311710.22078/jpst.2013.11AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON IMPROVING THE MEDIUM AND LATE-AGE COMPRESSIVE STRENGTHS OF CLASS G OIL WELL CEMENTAli Allahverdi0Ebrahim Najafi Kani1Shadi Soltani2Cement Research Center, School of Chemical Engineering, Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran, IranSchool of Chemical, Petroleum, and Gas Engineering, Semnan University, Semnan, IranCement Research Center, School of Chemical Engineering, Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran, IranIn this study, the effects of particle size distribution improvement and dense packing techniques on the 28- and 90-day compressive strengths of class G oil well cement have been investigated. It was observed that limited improvements in the particle size distribution of cement (regarding industrial possibilities) cannot result in a significant increase in 28- and 90-day compressive strengths. Also, in the application of the dense packing technique, silica fume and limestone powders with the grain size less than 45 micrometers cannot be utilized as substitutes for cement, because the addition of these materials simultaneously leads to the shortening of the setting times. The utilization of quartz powder as a filler exhibits partial pozzolanic properties at optimum substitution percentages, i.e. around 6 to 10% by weight; however, it can result in an almost 7% increase in the 28-day compressive strength of the hardened paste of the cement without any considerable effects on its setting times.https://jpst.ripi.ir/article_1_4222244561f557a935d08625ec30d993.pdfclass goil well cementparticle size distributiondense packingcompressive strength
spellingShingle Ali Allahverdi
Ebrahim Najafi Kani
Shadi Soltani
AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON IMPROVING THE MEDIUM AND LATE-AGE COMPRESSIVE STRENGTHS OF CLASS G OIL WELL CEMENT
Journal of Petroleum Science and Technology
class g
oil well cement
particle size distribution
dense packing
compressive strength
title AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON IMPROVING THE MEDIUM AND LATE-AGE COMPRESSIVE STRENGTHS OF CLASS G OIL WELL CEMENT
title_full AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON IMPROVING THE MEDIUM AND LATE-AGE COMPRESSIVE STRENGTHS OF CLASS G OIL WELL CEMENT
title_fullStr AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON IMPROVING THE MEDIUM AND LATE-AGE COMPRESSIVE STRENGTHS OF CLASS G OIL WELL CEMENT
title_full_unstemmed AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON IMPROVING THE MEDIUM AND LATE-AGE COMPRESSIVE STRENGTHS OF CLASS G OIL WELL CEMENT
title_short AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON IMPROVING THE MEDIUM AND LATE-AGE COMPRESSIVE STRENGTHS OF CLASS G OIL WELL CEMENT
title_sort experimental investigation on improving the medium and late age compressive strengths of class g oil well cement
topic class g
oil well cement
particle size distribution
dense packing
compressive strength
url https://jpst.ripi.ir/article_1_4222244561f557a935d08625ec30d993.pdf
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