Raj Sahu
198 posts
TimePosted 10/09/2013 05:41:31
Raj Sahu says

Oil Well Cement

What is the difference between the production process of Ordinary Portland
cement and Oil Well Cement?

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Stephenb
41 posts
TimePosted 11/09/2013 18:30:54
Stephenb says

re Oil Well Cement

 
Please see below:
  • The clinker chemistry is different from OPC clinker
  • The blaine range when milling should be very consistent (operate in a range of 20 m2/Kg)
  • The temperature of the cement produced should be less than 100 while grinding
  • Sulphite range to match C3A of clinker
  • Monitor 90 and 45 microns residue
  • We use a high purity gypsum i.e. > 90%

Every plant will be different so basically you have to find the right operating conditions of your plant to get the respective thickening times, compressive strength and free water of the cement according to the API SPec 10A standard.

Above is what we have been monitoring in the manufacture of Class G with success.

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Raj Sahu
198 posts
TimePosted 13/09/2013 09:28:35
Raj Sahu says

re Oil Well Cement

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Raj Sahu
198 posts
TimePosted 13/09/2013 09:33:47
Raj Sahu says

re Oil Well Cement

Dear Stephenb,

Thanks for sharing the information on Oil Well Cement.Could you please also inform critical moduli values of Raw Meal or Kiln Feed for making G type Oil Well Cement both for MSR & HSR?

Regards,

Raj Sahu

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