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200     Gas Wettability of Reservoir Rock Surfaces with Porous Media




                             Table 6.3  Core Contact Angles and Surface Energy (After FCS-08
                                       Adsorption Equilibrium)

                             Concentration    Contact Angle ( )       Surface Energy (mN/m)

                             (%)
                                           Distilled  n-         Dispersion Polarity  Surface
                                           Water     Hexadecane Force        Force    Energy
                             0.1           101.25    63.75       14.35       2.64     16.99
                             0.2           115.00    70.25       12.35       0.42     12.77
                             0.3           120.50    73.25       11.45       0.09     11.54
                             0.4           122.75    75.50       10.79       0.04     10.83
                             0.5           123.25    76.00       10.64       0.03     10.67
                             0.6           124.00    80.50       9.37        0.06     9.43
                             0.7           124.25    81.25       9.16        0.06     9.22
                             0.8           123.75    82.50       8.82        0.10     8.92
                             0.9           123.50    84.75       8.22        0.17     8.39
                             1.0           124.75    85.00       8.16        0.11     8.27


                            concentration increased, the contact angles of water and oil phases gradually
                            enlarged. The contact angle of distilled water on the surfaces of treated cores
                            was a maximum of 124.75 degrees, and the contact angle of n-Hexadecane
                            was 85.00 degrees. The surface energy was reduced to 8.27 mN/m, which is far
                            below the surface tension of normal liquids. So, it is difficult to be wetted by
                            liquids. The above results indicate that adsorption of FCS-08 occurs on the
                            surface of core slices. The stable adsorption film makes the core surface hydro-
                            phobic and oleophobic. This effectively reduces the liquid phase adherence on
                            the core surface, enhances the flow capability, reduces capillary pressure, and
                            prevents damage from water-blocks. When the concentration of FCS-08 was
                            greater than 0.4%, the tendency of the contact angle to enlarge gradually
                            slowed down.

                            6.1.3   Preparation and Properties of Film-Forming
                            Polymer Oil Protection Agent LCM-8
                            6.1.3.1 PREPARATION OF LCM-08
                            Purified styrene (St), butyl acrylate (BA), and reactive polymer emulsifier were
                            added to 150 mL of deionized water to conduct emulsification pretreatment.
                            It was then transferred to a four-mouth flask mounted with nitrogen input
                            devices and reflux condensate devices. The temperature of the water bath was
                            set at 80 C, and the water-soluble initiator was dipped in twice, after stirring.

                            The reaction completed after 6 hours.
                            The solution obtained was added in a macrobridging agent and microbridging
                            agent at a certain proportion. The final production was a milky white viscous
                            liquid, which was prepared with a film-forming polymer drilling liquid addi-
                            tive LCM-8 (Fig. 6.1). The grain diameter distribution is as shown in Fig. 6.2.
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