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Cement Additives and Specialty Products

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LOST CIRCULATION MATERIALS AND FORMATION CONTROL

 

INTRODUCTION

Lost circulation differs from fluid loss in that fluid loss is the measure of cement filtrate lost to the formation, whereas lost circulation is the loss of the entire fluid/solid mixture. Lost circulation materials are inert plugging particulates which seal off high permeability thief zones or bridge off natural fractures. The four basic classes of lost circulation materials are; 1) Granular, 2) Laminar, 3) Semisolid, 4) Pliable.                                                                                           

CA-LC3

Granular, inert lost circulation material/extender, low melting point                                                                                    

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CA-LC5

Laminar flake, cellophane material, used at concentrations from 0.125 to 0.25 lb/sk.                                                           

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CA-LC7

Granular, volcanic glass lost circulation material/extender  

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CA-LC8

Laminar, natural occurring mineral flake, used at concentrations from 0.25 To 1.0 lb/sk                                                    

CA-LC10

Granular, inert lost circulation material/extender, high melting point                                                                                  

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CA-LC11

Pliable, ground rubber lost circulation material                                                                                          

CA-FC1

Semi-solid, select formation control process, permanent rigid-gel control of large thief zones and underground aquafers

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Cement Additives and Specialty Products

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