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January 1996 6-1 Section 6 Fluid-Loss Additives Cementing Technology Manual Section 6 Fluid-Loss Additives Contents LAP-1 .............................................................................................................................................. 6-3 LA-2 ................................................................................................................................................. 6-5 HALAD®-361A ................................................................................................................................ 6-7 HALAD®-344 .................................................................................................................................. 6-9 HALAD®-322L ............................................................................................................................... 6-11 HALAD®-322 ................................................................................................................................ 6-13 Diacel LWL .................................................................................................................................... 6-15 HALAD®-413 ................................................................................................................................ 6-17 HALAD®-413L .............................................................................................................................. 6-19 HALAD®-22A ................................................................................................................................ 6-22 HALAD®-22AL .............................................................................................................................. 6-25 HALAD®-14 .................................................................................................................................. 6-27 HALAD®-9L .................................................................................................................................. 6-30 HALAD®-9 .................................................................................................................................... 6-32 HALAD®-4 .................................................................................................................................... 6-35 HALAD®-10L ................................................................................................................................ 6-37 HALAD®-100A .............................................................................................................................. 6-39 HALAD®-9FS ................................................................................................................................ 6-44 HALAD®-14FS .............................................................................................................................. 6-45 HALAD®-22A FS .......................................................................................................................... 6-46 HALAD®-322 FS ........................................................................................................................... 6-47 HALAD®-344 FS ........................................................................................................................... 6-48 HALAD®-600 LE+ ......................................................................................................................... 6-49

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  • January 1996 6-1

    Section 6

    Fluid-Loss AdditivesCementing Technology Manual

    Section 6

    Fluid-Loss Additives

    Contents

    LAP-1 .............................................................................................................................................. 6-3LA-2................................................................................................................................................. 6-5HALAD®-361A ................................................................................................................................ 6-7HALAD®-344 .................................................................................................................................. 6-9HALAD®-322L ...............................................................................................................................6-11HALAD®-322 ................................................................................................................................ 6-13Diacel LWL .................................................................................................................................... 6-15HALAD®-413 ................................................................................................................................ 6-17HALAD®-413L .............................................................................................................................. 6-19HALAD®-22A ................................................................................................................................ 6-22HALAD®-22AL .............................................................................................................................. 6-25HALAD®-14 .................................................................................................................................. 6-27HALAD®-9L .................................................................................................................................. 6-30HALAD®-9 .................................................................................................................................... 6-32HALAD®-4 .................................................................................................................................... 6-35HALAD®-10L ................................................................................................................................ 6-37HALAD®-100A .............................................................................................................................. 6-39HALAD®-9FS................................................................................................................................ 6-44HALAD®-14FS .............................................................................................................................. 6-45HALAD®-22A FS .......................................................................................................................... 6-46HALAD®-322 FS ........................................................................................................................... 6-47HALAD®-344 FS ........................................................................................................................... 6-48HALAD®-600 LE+ ......................................................................................................................... 6-49

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    Section 6

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    Section 6

    Fluid-Loss Additives

    LAP-1

    Description and Primary Function: LAP-1 is asynthetic polymer isolated from Latex. It functionsas a low temperature fluid-loss additive.

    Interaction with Other Additives: Adding HR®-4 orHR-5 will adversely affect the performance of LAP-1. LAP-1 is not effective in salt cement. LAP-1 iscompatible with SCR-100.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid creatingand inhaling dust. Avoid getting LAP-1 on skin andin eyes.

    Properties:

    Additive: LAP-1

    Part No.: 70.15377

    Specific Gravity: 1.33

    Form: powder

    Color: off-white

    How Packaged: 50-lb bag

    Bulk Density: 50 lb/cu ft (801 kg/m3)

    Water Requirement: none

    Absolute Volume: 0.0901 gal/lb; 0.0120 ft3/lb;0.7519 L/kg

    Solubility in Water: @ 20°C, slightly soluble

    Odor: odorless

    Activity: 100%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 60°F to 180°F (27°C to 82°C)

    Concentration: 0.5 to 1.5%

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: Do not use in high salt cement.

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    Table 6-1: Response of LAP-1 Under Low Temperature Conditions

    1. Standard Cement + 1% LAP-12. 50:50 POZMIX A:Standard Cement + 2% Cal-Seal + 0.8% LAP-1 + 0.8% ECONOLITE

    Slurry No.

    Mix WaterSlurryWeight

    SlurryVolume Temp

    Viscosity(Bc)

    Fluid Loss1,000 psi

    gal/sk lb/gal ft /sk °F 20 min cc/30 min

    1 6.0 14.50 1.40 80 5 499

    2 5.2 14.50 1.20 80 13 65

    Table 6-2: Compatibility of LAP-1 with Various Retarders

    Premium cement, 1.0% LAP-1, 4.3 gal/sk water, 16.4 lb/gal

    Retarder

    TestTemperature

    Atmospheric Consistometer

    Fluid LossBc

    °F Initial 20 min cc/30 min

    None 80 10 17 20

    0.5% HR -4 150 5 10 205

    0.5% HR-5 150 8 25 320

    0.5% SCR-100 150 3 7 16

  • January 1996 6-5

    Section 6

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    LA-2

    Description and Primary Function: LA-2, a syn-thetic latex emulsion, is a fluid-loss additive thatimparts good bonding and perforating properties.Cement that contains LA-2 is more resistant to acidand corrosive formation fluids than cement contain-ing conventional fluid-loss additives.

    Interaction with Other Additives: LA-2 is not com-patible with large concentrations of retarders.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid contactwith skin and eyes. Flush with water immediately ifLA-2 is splashed in eyes or on skin. Protect LA-2from freezing.

    Properties:

    Additive: LA-2

    Part No.: 70.15412

    Specific Gravity: 1.10

    Form: liquid

    Color: white

    How Packaged: 5 gal

    Bulk Density: 9.18 lb/gal

    Water Requirement: none

    Absolute Volume: 0.1089 gal/lb; 0.0145 ft3/lb;0.9091 L/kg

    Solubility in Water: miscible

    Odor: sweet

    pH: 7 to 8

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 60°F to 260°F (16°C to 127°C)

    Concentration: 0.5 to 1.5 gal/sk (1.89 to 3.79 L/sk)

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: LA-2 is not recommended foruse in cement containing NaCl in excess of 10% byweight of mix water.

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    Table 6-3: Standard Cement With Latex (LA-2)

    Slurry Properties

    LA-2 gal/sk

    Water

    AtmosphericConsistometer

    (Bc)80°F

    Fluid LossSlurryWeight

    SlurryVolume

    gal/sk Initial 20 min cc/30 min lb/gal ft /sk

    0.0 5.20 11 10 Dehydrated 15.60 1.18

    0.9 4.00 13 28 30 15.96 1.13

    0.9 4.50 11 25 27 15.54 1.20

    0.9 5.00 9 11 28 15.10 1.25

    0.9 5.50 7 7 26 14.80 1.33

    0.9 6.00 5 6 24 14.50 1.40

    Accelerated with 2% Calcium Chloride

    0.9 4.00 18 21 30 15.96 1.13

    0.9 4.50 9 17 28 15.54 1.20

    0.9 5.00 9 9 24 15.10 1.25

    0.9 5.50 7 9 21 14.80 1.33

    0.9 6.00 5 7 20 14.50 1.40

  • January 1996 6-7

    Section 6

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    HALAD ®-361A

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-361Ais a liquid fluid-loss additive. It is an aqueous solu-tion, not an oil suspension. HALAD-361A is com-patible with all cement retarders and can be used toformulate slurries with fluid loss as low as 20 cc/30min at 400°F. At low temperatures, HALAD-361A isnon-retarding. It can be used in salt-saturated ce-ment. HALAD-361A gradually loses effectiveness insalt cement as BHCT exceeds 200°F.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-361A acts as a dispers-ant.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: HALAD-361Ahas a high pH and must be treated as a corrosivematerial. Excessive exposure to air will cause a filmto form on the surface of the product. Because of itshigh pH, avoid contact with skin and eyes.HALAD-361A will cause irritation and burns if notwashed from skin in a reasonable period of time.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-361A

    Part No.: 516.00433 (5 gal) 516.00434 (55 gal)

    Specific Gravity: 1.07

    Form: liquid

    Color: dark brown

    How Packaged: 5-gal pail and 55-gal drum

    Bulk Density: 8.9 lb/gal

    Absolute Volume: 0.1111 gal/lb; 0.9346 L/kg;0.0150 ft3/lb

    Solubility in Water: miscible

    Odor: pungent

    Freeze Point: 18°F (-7°C)

    Pour Point: 23°F ( -5°C)

    pH: 13.7

    Activity: 20%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 80°F to 400°F (27°C to 204°C)

    Concentration: 0.5 to 1.5 gal/sk (1.1 to 5.7 L/sk)

    Special Information:

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. disperses

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    aFor more extensive data, refer to Cementing Field Bulletin No. 74.bFluid-loss and thickening-time tests were conducted at BHCT unless otherwise indicated.

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    Table 6-4: Response of HALAD -361A in Selected Field Designs

    HALAD-361A Other Additives

    AtmosphericConsistometer

    (Bc) Free WaterFluid Loss

    1,000 psi/325 meshThickening

    Time

    gal/sk % bowc Init 20 min % by vol cc/30 min hr:min

    Trinity Lite Wate, 0.20% FWCA, 0.25% D-AIR 1, 1.4% HR -12, 5.75 gal water/sk, 16.4 lb/gal,BHCT = 248°F

    1.0 none 5 4 0 (190°F) 80 8:25

    Premium Cement, 35% SSA-1, 0.10% FWCA, 0.25% D-AIR 1, 0.65% HR-12, 5.35% gal water/sk,16.4 lb/gal, BHCT = 292°F

    0.8 none 9 8 0.4 (190°F) 26 7:15

    Premium Cement, 39% POZMIX A, 39% Silicalite, 53% SSA-1, 1.5% KCl, 0.36% FWCA,17.6 gal water/sk, 12.9 lb/gal, BHCT = 292°F

    3.6 1.4 HR-12 -- -- -- 146 4:43

    Premium Cement, 35% SSA-1, 4.7 gal water/sk, 16.2 lb/gal, BHCT = 292°F

    1.01.3 HR-150.1 FWCA

    9 50.2 (190°F)0.0 (290°F)

    20 5:43

    Premium Cement, 35% SSA-1, 42 lb HI-DENSE No.3/sk, 16 lb NaCl (sat'd)/sk, 5.2 gal water/sk,19.0 lb/gal, BHCT = 393°F

    0.65 2.0 HALAD-374 12 10 0.2 (180°F) 22 (180°F) 3:27

    Premium Cement, 12.8 lb NaCl/sk, 2.8 gal water/sk, 17.0 lb/gal, BHCT = 140°F

    0.40 0.5 ECONOLITE 8 4 1.6 (140°F) 112 4:50

    Table 6-5: HALAD -361A Performance at High Temperature

    SCR-100 HR -25

    294°FThickening

    Time

    294°FFluidLoss Fann Readings

    % bwoc % bwoc hr:mincc/30min 300 200 100 6 3 600

    0.80

    0.40:14 30 268 182 94 8 4 524

    1.0 0.5 6:59 22 320 218 112 10 6 596

    0.8 0.5 5:29 18 -- -- -- -- -- --

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    HALAD ®-344

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-344 isa synthetic copolymer used to control filtrate loss inlow to moderate temperature applications. It iseffective in high water-to-cement ratio slurries andis a mild cement retarder. It is ideally suited forshallow cementing. The polymer is thermally stableat high temperatures but is incompatible with cur-rent high temperature retarders.

    Secondary Effects: It increases zero gel time.

    Interaction with Other Additives: HALAD-344 isincompatible with large concentrations of high-temperature retarders.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid creatingand inhaling dust. Avoid getting HALAD-344 onskin and in eyes.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-344

    Part No.: 516.00227

    Specific Gravity: 1.22

    Form: powder

    Color: white

    How Packaged: 50-lb drum/bag

    Bulk Density: 10.3 lb/cu ft (165 kg/m3)

    Water Requirement: none

    Absolute Volume: 0.0982 gal/lb; 0.0131 ft3/sk;

    0.8201 L/kg

    Solubility in Water: limited by viscosity

    Odor: none

    pH: neutral

    Activity: 100%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 60°F to 250°F (16°C to 121°C)

    Concentration: 0.3 to 1.0%

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: HALAD-344 is not recom-mended for use in cement containing NaCl in excessof 18% bwow.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. slightly increases viscosity

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    Table 6-6: Performance of HALAD -344

    Cement

    SlurryWeight Temp HALAD-344

    AtmosphericConsistometer

    (Bc)

    Fluid Loss1,000 psi325 Mesh

    Screen

    lb/gal °F % bwoc Initial 20 min cc/30 min

    Premium Cement 16.4 190 0.6 13 13 34

    Premium Cement0.5% HR -5

    16.4 190 0.6 18 16 36

    Premium Cement0.3% HR-12

    16.4 190 0.6 18 10 30

    Premium Cement0.25% HR-5

    15.6 1600.60.8

    6 9

    810

    4432

    Premium Cement0.3% HR-5

    15.6 1600.60.8

    6 8

    910

    4434

    Premium Cement0.30% HR-5

    15.6 1900.60.8

    7 9

    910

    5836

    Premium Cement0.25% HR-5

    15.6 1900.60.8

    6 9

    1011

    5234

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    HALAD ®-322L

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-322Lis a non-aqueous, oil suspension of HALAD-322.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-322L acts as a mildcement retarder.

    Interaction with Other Additives: It increases thesalt concentration and the retardation effect ofHALAD-322.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid gettingHALAD-322 on skin and in eyes. Avoid creatingand inhaling dust.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-322L

    Part No.: 516.00204, 5 gal; 516.00338, 55 gal

    Specific Gravity: 1.03

    Form: liquid suspension

    Color: brown

    How Packaged: 5 and 55 gal

    Bulk Density: 8.60 lb/gal

    Water Requirement: none

    Absolute Volume: 0.1163 gal/lb; 0.0155 ft3/lb;0.9709 L/kg

    Solubility in Water: disperses

    Odor: kerosene

    Pour Point: 15°F (-9°C)

    Activity: 40%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 60°F to 140°F (16°C to 60°C)

    Concentration: 0.14 to 0.41 gal/sk (0.53 to 1.55 L/sk)

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: HALAD-322L is not recom-mended for use in slurries containing NaCl in ex-cess of 18% bwow.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. disperses

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    aFor more extensive data on HALAD-322, refer to Cementing Field Bulletin No. 58.

    ® aTable 6-7: HALAD -322L Comparison Tests

    Premium cement, 4.3 gal water/sk - 16.4 lb/gal.

    Fluid-Loss Sample

    Addition140°F AtmosphericConsistometer (Bc)

    140°F Fluid Loss1,000 psi - 325 mesh

    % bwoc or gal/10 bbl Initial 20 min cc/30 min

    HALAD-322 0.75% 5 7 50

    HALAD-322L 20.0 (gal/10 bbl) 6 7 40

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    HALAD ®-322

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-322 isa fluid-loss additive designed for use at low tem-peratures. HALAD-322 is compatible with 5% KCl,3% CaCl2, and NaCl up to 18% by weight of water.HALAD-322 is a dispersing fluid-loss additive.Because of this dispersing characteristic, care shouldbe taken in designing slurries with HALAD-322 toensure they possess adequate solids suspensionproperties.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-322 acts as a mild ce-ment retarder.

    Interaction with Other Additives: Increasing thesalt concentration increases the retardation effect ofHALAD-322.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid gettingHALAD-322 on skin and in eyes. Avoid creatingand inhaling dust.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-322

    Part No.: 516.00144

    Specific Gravity: 1.28

    Form: powder

    Color: red

    How Packaged: 50-lb bag

    Bulk Density: 35.2 lb/cu ft (564 kg/m3)

    Water Requirement: none

    Absolute Volume: 0.0938 gal/lb; 0.7813 L/kg;0.7827 L/kg

    Solubility in Water: limited by resultant viscosity

    Odor: none

    Activity: 100%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 60°F to 140°F (16°C to 60°C)

    Concentration: 0.5 to 1.5%

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: HALAD-322 is not recom-mended for use in slurries containing NaCl in ex-cess of 18% bwow.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. disperses

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    aFor more extensive data, refer to Cement Field Bulletin No. 58.

    ® aTable 6-8: Performance of HALAD -322 With Standard Cement

    Test Temperature - 100°F

    HALAD-322 Rheology Fluid Loss Free Water

    125°FThickening

    Time

    % n' K' cc/30 min % hr:min

    Standard cement with 5.2 gal/sk

    0.0 0.21 0.59516 -- 0 1:15

    0.75 0.72 0.00960 211 0 2:07

    1.0 0.80 0.00713 88 0 2:15

    Standard cement + 2% CaCl with 5.2 gal/sk

    0.0 0.22 0.36817 -- -- 0:43

    1.0 0.58 0.03712 204 -- 1:32

    1.5 0.76 0.01492 58 -- 1:46

    Standard cement + 4% gal with 7.8 gal/sk

    0.10 1.01065 -- -- -- 1.00

    1.01 1.01 0.00035 198 -- --

    1.50 0.93 0.00089 90 -- --

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    Diacel LWL

    Description and Primary Function: Diacel LWL is acellulose derivative which retards the set of cementwhile providing fluid-loss control. It is also usedwith certain other additives to formulate thixotropiccement slurries.

    Secondary Effects: Diacel LWL is a strong retarder.

    Interaction with Other Additives: It forms thixotro-pic cement when used with THIX-SET A, THIX-SET31A, or SCR-100.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid creatingand inhaling dust. Avoid getting Diacel LWL onskin and in eyes.

    Properties:

    Additive: Diacel LWL

    Part No.: 70.15526

    Specific Gravity: 1.36

    Form: powder

    Color: off-white

    How Packaged: 50-lb bag

    Bulk Density: 29 lb/cu ft (465 kg/m3)

    Absolute Volume: 0.0883 gal/lb; 0.0117 ft3/lb;0.7368 L/kg

    Solubility in Water: limited by resultant viscosity

    Activity: 100%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 120°F to 200°F (49°C to 93°C)

    Concentration: 0.1 to 1.5%

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: It is not recommended for usein high salt cement.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. increases viscosity

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    Table 6-9: Premium Cement, 0.2% Diacel LWL, 4.3 gal/sk, 16.4 lb/gal

    100°FAtmospheric

    Consistometer(Bc)

    Fluid Loss1,000 psi

    Ambient Temp Fann Viscosity

    ThickeningTime

    (To 70 Bc)7 g/165°F

    CompressiveStrength

    24 hr/190°F

    Initial 10 min cc/30 min 300 200 100 6 3 hr:min psi

    8 6 870 101 79 53 5 4 5:34 3,300

    Table 6-10: Premium Cement

    DiacelLWL NaCl Water

    190°FAtmospheric

    Consistometer(Bc)

    190°F/1,000 psiFluid Loss Fann Viscosity

    % % gal/sk Initial 20 min cc/30 min 300 200 100 6 3

    1.0 0 5.2 6 6 172 -- -- -- -- --

    1.0 0 4.3 16 11 36 300+ 300+ 195 32 22

    1.0 18 5.2 11 6 315 69 55 31 4 4

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    HALAD ®-413

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-413 isa synthetic polymer used to control filtrate loss in allcement conditions. It has minor retardation proper-ties when used at low temperatures, yet it is effec-tive at temperatures higher than 400°F. It providesfluid-loss control in seawater slurries or slurriescontaining 2% CaCl2, 5% KCl, or NaCl up to satura-tion. HALAD-413 is non-viscosifying for use indensified cements.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-413 is a mild cementretarder.

    Interaction with Other Additives: HALAD-413 iscompatible with all cement retarders. HALAD-413is particularly effective at high temperatures whenused with GasStop.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid gettingHALAD-413 on skin and in eyes. Avoid creatingand inhaling dust.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-413

    Part No.: 516.00512

    Specific Gravity: 1.48

    Form: powder

    Color: dark brown

    How Packaged: 50-lb sk

    Bulk Density: 42.0 lb/cu ft (673 kg/m3)

    Water Requirement: none

    Absolute Volume: 0.0810 gal/lb, 0.0108 ft3/lb,0.6757 L/kg

    Solubility in Water: soluble

    Odor: sweet

    pH: 7.5

    Activity: 100%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 80°F to 400°F (27°C to 204°C)

    Concentration: 0.2 to 3%

    Special Information:

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. slightly disperses in freshwater cement

    2. strongly disperses in high salt cement

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    Table 6-11: Performance of HALAD -413

    HALAD-413Other

    Additives

    AtmosphericConsistometer

    (Bc) Fann ReadingsFree

    Water

    Fluid Loss1,000

    psi/325mesh

    ThickeningTime

    % bwoc % Initial 20 min 600 300 200 100 % by vol cc/30 min hr:min

    Premium Cement, 35% SSA-1, 0.1% FWCA, 6.0 gal water/sk, 15.9 lb/gal

    0.53.0%

    HR -12 16 6 -- -- -- --0

    (190°F)66

    (190°F)5:33

    (316°F)

    0.51.75%HR-15

    17 7 -- -- -- --0

    (190°F)70

    (190°F)4:55

    (316°F)

    Premium Cement, 35% SSA-1, HR -20 (1:1), 0.5% FWCA, 5.2 gal water/sk, 26.5 lb/gal

    1.5 none 38 14 571 338 240130

    (190°F)0

    (400°F)40

    (400°F)5:22

    Premium Cement, 35% SSA-1, 14.9 lb salt/sk, 2.0% ECONOLITE, 1.0% HALAD-374, 4.7 gal water/sk,17.3 lb gal

    1.5 none 14 7 220 120 8646

    (180°F)0

    (180°F)20

    (180°F)6:10

    (315°F)

    Premium Cement, 35% SSA-1, 50 lb HI-DENSE No. 3/sk, 1.6% HR-12, 0.75% Component R, 0.5%Attapulgite, 0.25% D-AIR 1, 4.85 gal water/sk, 19.5 lb/gal

    2.5 none 42 16 -- -- -- --0

    (366°F)18

    (366°F)5:07

    Premium Cement, 35% SSA-1, 16.7 lb salt/sk, 10 lb HI-DENSE No. 3/sk, 0.07 gal HALAD-374/sk, 0.25%HALAD-24, 5.3 gal water/sk, 17.3 lb/gal

    2.0 none 20 10 406 284 172 96(190°F)

    0(180°F)

    26(180°F)

    5:20(315°F)

    Premium Cement, 35% SSA-1, 18.1 lb salt/sk, 0.1% Diacel LWL, 5.8 gal water/sk, 16.5 lb/gal

    2.5 none 6 4 130 68 44 21(180°F)

    0(180°F)

    54(180°F)

    8:15(198°F)

    Premium Cement, 35% SSA-1, 30 lb HI-DENSE No.3/sk, 16.4 lb salt/sk, 0.7 gal HALAD-374/sk, 4.9 galwater/sk, 18.2 lb/gal

    2.0 none 15 14 420 236 18798

    (190°F)0

    (190°F)

    20(190°F)

    114(400°F)

    6:30(426°F)

    aFor more extensive data, refer to Cement Field Bulletin No. 79.bThickening-time tests were conducted at the same temperature as the fluid-loss test unless otherwiseindicated.

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    HALAD ®-413L

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-413Lis an aqueous solution of HALAD-413. It is water-based additive, not an oil suspension.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-413L is a mild cementretarder.

    Interaction with Other Additives: HALAD-413L iscompatible with all cement retarders. HALAD-413Lis particularly effective at high temperatures whenused with GasStop.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid gettingHALAD-413L on skin and in eyes. Prolonged orextended contact can cause mild irritation.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-413L

    Part No.: 516.00575, 5 gal; 516.00576, 55 gal

    Specific Gravity: 1.11

    Form: liquid

    Color: black

    How Packaged: 5 gal and 55 gal

    Bulk Density: 9.26 lb/gal

    Water Requirement: none

    Absolute Volume: 0.1080 gal/lb; 0.0144 ft3/lb;0.9013 L/kg

    Solubility in Water: miscible

    Odor: mild

    Pour Point: 30°F (1°C)

    pH: 6.3

    Activity: 25%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 80°F to 400°F (27°C to 204°C)

    Concentration: 0.08 gal/sk to 1.2 gal/sk (0.67 L/skto 10 L/sk)

    Special Information:

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. slightly disperses in freshwater cement

    2. strongly disperses in high salt cement

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    Table 6-12: HALAD -413L

    HALAD-413LOther

    Additives Temp

    AtmosphericConsistometer

    (Bc) Fann Viscosity

    FluidLoss

    325 MeshFree

    WaterThickening

    Time

    gal/10 bbl gal/10 bbl °F Initial 20 min 600 300 200 100 cc/30 min % by Vol hr:min

    Premium cement, 4.6 gal seawater /sk, 16.0 lb/gal

    38 None 100 -- -- 293 161 111 59 30 -- --

    38 None 140 -- -- 239 143 106 66 62 -- 1:38

    Premium cement, 35% SSA-1, 6.1 gal water /sk, 16.0 lb/gal

    28 8.2 HR -12L 245 -- -- 129 66 43 21 52 -- 4:54

    26 13 HR-12L 308 -- -- 96 45 28 12 64 -- 5:22

    38 2 HR-6L 186 5 8 -- -- -- -- 99 trace 5:08

    22 12 HR-6L 190 4 4 -- -- -- -- 107 trace6:28

    (230°F)

    Premium cement, 35% SSA-1, 6.77 gal sat'd salt seawater /sk, 16.2 lb/gal

    32 3 HR-6L 140 3 6 -- -- -- -- 68 0 --

    31 1 FWCALiquid

    126 7 8 -- -- -- -- 145 0 7:07

    23 2 HR-6L 150 3 3 -- -- -- -- 142 1.6 5:37

    401 HR-6L1 FWCALiquid

    150 7 9 -- -- -- -- 160 0 7:24

    23 3 HR-6L 167 3 3 -- -- -- -- 114 1.6 7:05

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    aVolume of seawater was adjusted for the presence of liquid additives so the indicated slurry weight wasmaintained.

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    Table 6-13: HALAD -413L

    HALAD-413LOther

    Additives Temp Fann ViscosityFluid Loss325 Mesh Free Water

    ThickeningTime

    gal/10 bbl gal/10 bbl °F 600 300 200 1001,000 psicc/30 min % hr:min

    Premium cement, 4.6 gal seawater

    5.33 gal seawater /sk, 15.8 lb gal

    15.8 15.8 CFR-2L 130 79 43 30 17 1,115 trace 3:49

    9.43 gal seawater /sk, 13.5 lb/gal

    13.4267 FWCA

    Liquid130 87 51 37 21 118 0.8 --

    10.9 gal seawater /sk 13.0 lb/gal

    19.33.08 FWCA

    Liquid130 89 53 39 23 66 0.8 --

    12.7 gal seawater /sk, 12.5 lb/gal

    16.53.97 FWCA

    Liquid130 -- -- -- -- 84 0.8 --

    15.0 gal seawater /sk, 12.0 lb/gal

    16.05.04 FWCA

    Liquid130 -- -- -- -- 70 0.4 --

    a

    aThe test was conducted in conventional manner unless noted otherwise.bVolume of seawater was adjusted for the presence of liquid additives so the indicated slurry weight wasmaintained.cTwenty-four-hour compressive strength was 6,680 psi at 170°F.dTwenty-four-hour compressive strength was 840 psi at 130°F and 1,260 psi at 170°F.eTwenty-four-hour compressive strength was 950 psi at 130°F.fTwenty-four-hour compressive strength was 470 psi at 130°F.gTwenty-four-hour compressive strength was 120 psi at 130°F.

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    HALAD ®-22A

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-22A isa blend of a cellulose derivative and a dispersant. Itis a powder which is typically dry blended withcement. HALAD-22A provides filtrate control inslurries containing salt in concentrations up to 18%by weight of water.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-22A functions as acement retarder.

    Interaction with Other Additives: HALAD-22A isincompatible with large concentrations of hightemperature retarders. It forms thixotropic slurrieswhen used with SCR-100. CFR-2 improves HALAD-22A’s performance.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid gettingHALAD-22A on skin and in eyes. Avoid creatingand inhaling dust.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-22A

    Part No.: 70.15138

    Specific Gravity: 1.32

    Form: powder

    Color: off-white

    How Packaged: 50-lb bag

    Bulk Density: 23.5 lb/cu ft (377 kg/m3)

    Water Requirement: 0.4 to 0.5 gal/sk for more than0.5%

    Absolute Volume: 0.0908 gal/lb; 0.0121 ft3/lb;0.7576 L/kg

    Solubility in Water: limited by viscosity

    Odor: none

    Activity: 100%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 140°F to 240°F (60°C to 116°C)

    Concentration: 0.4% to 2.5%

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: HALAD-22A is not recom-mended for use in slurries containing salt in excessof 18% by weight of mix water.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. increases viscosity

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    Table 6-14: Response of HALAD -22A to Varying Concentrations of HR -12

    Premium Cement, HR-12, 1.23% HALAD-22A, 5.2 gal/sk, 15.6 lb/gal

    HR-12 180°F Atmospheric Consistometer 180°F Fluid Loss

    % bwoc Initial 20 min cc/30 min

    0.5 14 9 281

    0.4 10 6 216

    0.3 10 5 186

    0.2 10 8 105

    0.1 10 9 88

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    Table 6-15: Pressure-Temperature Thickening-Time andCompressive Strength Tests

    WaterSlurryWeight

    SlurryVolume HALAD -22A

    ThickeningTime

    API 16,000-ftLiner Schedule

    Compressive Strength - psi3,000 psi Curing Pressure

    gal/sk lb/gal ft /sk % hr:min1 Day260°F

    1 Day320°F

    3 Days320°F

    Premium Cement + 35% SSA-1 + 0.5% HR -12

    6.1 15.9 1.50 0.7 5:00+(3:17) 3,500 (3,295) 7,865 --

    6.1 15.9 1.50 1.3 6:00+(3:56) 2,225 (2,425) 8,100 --

    6.1 15.9 1.50 1.3 6:00+(4:42) 2,690 (3,575) 9,390 --

    Premium Cement + 35% SSA-2 + 0.5% HR-12

    4.3 17.3 1.26 0.7 2:35 3,765 2,865 4,000

    4.3 17.3 1.26 0.7 4:41 4,515 2,915 5,565

    Premium Cement + 35% SSA-2 + 12.3 lb HI-DENSE No, 3/sk + 0.5% HR-12

    4.3 18.0 1.29 0.4 4:23 5,840 4,560 4,900

    Premium Cement + 35% SSA-2 + 18% Salt + 1.23 lb HI-DENSE No. 3/sk + 0.5% HR-12

    4.6 18.0 1.37 0.8 4:25 4,140 3,715 4,250

    Premium Cement + 35% SSA-2 + 18% Salt + 0.5% HR-12

    4.3 17.5 1.29 0.7 3:41 4,500 4,165 --

    a

    3

    aFor more extensive data, refer to Cementing Field Bulletin No. 42.bContains 0.75% CFR-2cSlurries contained 0.30% HR-12

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    c

    c c

    c

    c

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    HALAD ®-22AL

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-22ALis a non-aqueous, oil suspension of HALAD-22A.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-22AL functions as acement retarder.

    Interaction with Other Additives: HALAD-22AL isincompatible with large concentrations of hightemperature retarders. It forms thixotropic slurrieswhen used with SCR-100. CFR-2 improves HALAD-22AL’s performance.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid gettingHALAD-22AL on skin and in eyes. Avoid breathingvapors. Do not allow HALAD-22AL to come incontact with water before use because the additivewill gel.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-22AL

    Part No.: 516.00203, 5 gal; 516.00359, 55 gal

    Specific Gravity: 1.04

    Form: liquid suspension

    Color: amber

    How Packaged: 5 gal and 55 gal

    Bulk Density: 8.68 lb/gal

    Water Requirement: 0.4 to 0.5 gal/sk (1.51 to 1.89L/sk) for concentrations exceeding 0.14 gal/sk (0.53L/sk)

    Absolute Volume: 0.0154 ft3/lb; 0.9615 L/kg; 0.1152gal/lb

    Solubility in Water: disperses

    Odor: kerosene

    Flash Point: 255°F (123°C)

    Pour Point: 15°F (-9°C)

    Activity: 40%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 140°F to 240°F (60°C to 116°C)

    Concentration: 0.11 gal/sk to 0.69 gal/sk (0.43 L/skto 2.6 L/sk)

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: HALAD-22AL is not recom-mended for use in slurries containing salt in excessof 18% by weight of mix water.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. increases viscosity

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    Table 6-16: HALAD -22AL Fluid-Loss Comparison Tests

    Premium Cement, 35% SSA-2, 18% NaCl, 0.4% HR -12, 5.2 gal water/sk - 15.6 lb/gal

    Fluid-Loss Sample

    Addition

    Viscosity (Bc) 190°F

    190°F Fluid Loss1,000 psi - 325 mesh

    Atmospheric Consistometer(Bc)

    % bwoc or gal/10 bbl Initial 55 min cc/30 min

    HALAD-22A 1.0% 19 13 270

    HALAD-22AL 21.9 (gal/10 bbl) 17 8 230

    HALAD-22A 1.2% 23 12 83

    HALAD-22AL 26.3 (gal/10 bbl) 19 9 32

    aFor more extensive data on HALAD-22AL, refer to Cementing Field Bulletin No. 42.bCalculated value

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    HALAD ®-14

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-14 is ablend of CFR-2 and Diacel LWL (usually in a 3:1ratio) designed to control fluid loss at circulatingtemperatures higher than 170°F (77°C).

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-14 functions as a ce-ment retarder.

    Interaction with Other Additives: HALAD-14 isincompatible with large concentrations of hightemperature retarders. HALAD-14 forms thixotro-pic slurries when used with SCR-100.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid creatingand inhaling dust. Avoid getting HALAD-14 onskin and in eyes.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-14

    Part No.: 70.15374

    Specific Gravity: 1.31

    Form: powder

    Color: tan

    How Packaged: 50-lb bag

    Bulk Density: 39.5 lb/cu ft (633 kg/m3)

    Water Requirement: none

    Absolute Volume: 0.0901 gal/lb; 0.0122 ft3/lb;0.7633 L/kg

    Solubility in Water: limited by resultant viscosity

    Odor: none

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 170°F to 280°F (77°C to 138°C)

    Concentration: 1.0 to 2.0%

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: HALAD-14 should not be usedin cement containing high salt.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. slightly increases viscosity

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    16:00

    12:00

    8:00

    4:00

    ∆ ∆ ∆ ∆ ∆ T

    hic

    ken

    ing

    Tim

    e

    1.0%

    0.5%

    Fig. 6-1: HALAD-14 with Premium Cement Retarder, 4.0% gel, 6.9 gal/sk (26.1 L/sk) water.

    HALAD®-14

    20:00

    16:00

    12:00

    8:00

    4:00

    ∆ ∆ ∆ ∆ ∆ T

    hic

    ken

    ing

    Tim

    e

    Conditions: 16,000 ft (4,877 m) Liner

    4% Gel

    NEAT18% NaCl

    Fig. 6-2: HALAD-14 with Premium Cement, 35% SSA-2, HR®-12, 4.5 gal/sk (17.0 L/sk) water.

    HALAD-14

    0

    Circulating Temperature °F (°C)100 (38) 200 (93) 300 (149)

    HALAD-14 — %1.00.5 1.5

    0

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    Fig. 6-3: Halad-14 with Premium Cement, 35% SSA-2, Retarder, 5.2 gal/sk (19.7 L/sk) water.

    500

    400

    300

    200

    100

    100 (38) 200 (93) 100 (38)0

    Flu

    id L

    oss

    - cc

    /30

    min

    Temperture °F (°C)

    HALAD ®-14

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    HALAD ®-9L

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-9L is anon-aqueous oil suspension of HALAD-9.

    Secondary Effects: It functions as cement retarder.

    Interaction with Other Additives: HALAD-9Limparts thixotropy to slurries containing SCR-100.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid gettingHALAD-9L on skin and in eyes. Avoid breathingvapors. Refer to MSDS for additional precautions.Do not allow HALAD-9L to come in contact withwater before use because the additive will gel.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-9L

    Part No.: 516.00205, 5 gal; 516.00360, 55 gal

    Specific Gravity: 1.05

    Form: liquid suspension

    Color: amber

    How Packaged: 5 gal and 55 gal

    Bulk Density: 8.76 lb/gal

    Water Requirement: 0.4 to 0.5 gal/sk (1.51 to 1.89L/sk) for HALAD-9L exceeding 0.13 gal/sk (0.49L/sk)

    Absolute Volume: 0.1124 gal/lb; 0.938 L/kg; 0.0150ft3/lb

    Solubility in Water: disperses

    Odor: kerosene

    Flash Point: 255°F (123°C)

    Pour Point: 150°F (-9°C)

    Activity: 40%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 80°F to 200°F (27°C to 93°C)

    Concentration: 0.11 gal/sk to 0.40 gal/sk (0.42 L/skto 1.5 L/sk)

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: HALAD-9L is not recom-mended for use in high-salt cement.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. increases viscosity

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    Table 6-17: HALAD -9L Comparison Tests

    Premium Cement, 5.0 gal water/sk - 15.8 lb/gal

    Fluid-Loss Sample

    Addition140°F AtmosphericConsistometer (Bc)

    140°F Fluid-Loss1,000 psi - 325 mesh

    % bwoc or gal/10 bbl Initial 20 min cc/30 min

    HALAD-9 0.6% 5 5 45

    HALAD-9L 13.5 (gal/10 bbl) 4 5 60

    HALAD-9 0.8% 6 8 26

    HALAD-9L 18.1 (gal/10 bbl) 5 7 22

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    HALAD ®-9

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-9 is ablend of a cellulose derivative and a dispersantused to control loss of filtrate from cement. It is apowder which is typically dry blended with cement.It provides moderate filtrate control at bottomholecirculation temperatures less than 200°F (93°C).

    Secondary Effects: It functions as cement retarder.

    Interaction with Other Additives: HALAD-9 im-parts thixotropy to slurries containing SCR-100.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid gettingHALAD-9 on skin and in eyes. Avoid creating andinhaling dust.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-9

    Part No.: 70.15556

    Specific Gravity: 1.22

    Form: powder

    Color: light tan

    How Packaged: 50-lb fiber drum

    Bulk Density: 37.2 lb/cu ft (596 kg/m3)

    Water Requirement: 0.4 to 0.5 gal/sk (1.51 to 1.89L/sk) for concentrations exceeding 0.5%

    Absolute Volume: 0.0982 gal/bbl; 0.0131 ft3/lb;0.8197 L/kg

    Solubility in Water: limited by resultant viscosity

    Odor: none

    pH: 5.5

    Activity: 100%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 80°F to 200°F (27°C to 93°C)

    Concentration: 0.4% to 1.5%

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: HALAD-9 is not recommendedfor use in high-salt cement.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. increases viscosity

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    25

    20

    15

    10

    5

    0.5 1.51.0

    No Salt

    Initi

    al V

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    sity

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    c

    HALAD ®-9 % bwoc

    HALAD ®-9

    18.0% Salt3.0% Salt

    Fig. 6-4: HALAD®-9 with Premium Cement, 5.2 gal/sk (19.7 L/sk) water.

    Fig. 6-5: HALAD-9 with Premium Cement, 35% SSA-2, 0.2% HR®-4, 5.2 gal/sk (19.7 L/sk) water.

    25

    20

    15

    10

    5

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    No Salt

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    HALAD ®-9 % bwoc18.0% Salt3.0% Salt

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    uid

    Los

    s cc

    /30

    min

    500

    800

    200

    400

    100

    0

    HALAD®-9

    600

    1.0% HALAD-9

    1.25% HALAD-9

    1.50% HALAD-9

    Fig. 6-6: HALAD-9 with Premium Cement, 0.2% HR®-4, 5.2 gal/sk (19.7 L/sk) water.

    100 (38) 200 (93) 300 (149)Temperature °F (°C)

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    HALAD ®-4

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-4 is asynthetic copolymer used to control filtrate loss inlow temperature applications. Good fluid-loss con-trol has been obtained in lightweight slurries, e.g.,Halliburton Light, Trinity Lite Wate, gel, andECONOLITE slurries. HALAD-4 is non-retarding atlow temperatures.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-4 retards the set ofcement at circulating temperatures higher than125°F.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid creatingand inhaling dust. HALAD-4 contains a smallamount of (

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    Table 6-18: HALAD -4

    HALAD-4 TempAtmospheric Consistometer

    Slurry Viscosity - Bc

    Fluid-Loss1,000 psi325 mesh

    ThickeningTime

    % °F Initial 20 min cc/30 min hr:min

    12.5 lb/gal

    Premium cement + 2% ECONOLITE, 12.4 gal/sk seawater

    1.0 80 5 6 108 99

    1.5 80 5 8 70 7:16

    1.5 100 6 8 58 3:10

    1.5 120 6 7 46 1:46

    Trinity Lite-Wate, 8.8 gal/sk seawater

    1.0 80 14 19 120 4:49

    1.0 100 12 13 100 1:55

    1.0 120 10 12 100 1:15

    1.5 80 20 17 50 --

    Premium Cement + 2% ECONOLITE, 12.4 gal/sk

    1.0 80 4 5 96 8:50+

    1.0 100 4 5 94 11:00

    1.0 120 4 4 92 11:00+

    12.6 lb/gal

    Premium Cement + 12% Bentonite, 12.9 gal/sk seawater

    1.0 80 9 11 120 --

    1.5 80 10 11 56 5:06

    1.5 100 10 12 64 3:23

    1.5 120 10 12 64 1:50

    Standard Cement + 12% Bentonite, 13.2 gal/sk seawater

    1.0 80 9 10 110 --

    1.5 80 11 16 68 6:46

    1.5 100 11 12 70 2:30

    1.5 120 11 12 72 1:12

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    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: It is not recommended for usein cement containing NaCl in excess of 10% byweight of mix water.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. increases viscosity

    HALAD ®-10L

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-10L isa cellulose-based, liquid fluid-loss additive for usein offshore locations. Good fluid-loss control can beobtained in Premium (fine) or Premium cement.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-10L functions as acement retarder.

    Interaction with Other Additives: HALAD-10Lforms thixotropic slurries when used with SCR-100.CFR-2 improves HALAD-10L’s performance.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: HALAD-10L is ahigh pH material and should not be allowed toremain on skin. HALAD-10L should be rinsed fromskin as soon as possible after contact. Vapors, mist,or spray can cause eye irritation.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-10L

    Part No.: 516.00251, 5 gal; 516.00497, 55 gal

    Specific Gravity: 1.11

    Form: liquid

    Color: amber

    How Packaged: 5 gal and 55 gal

    Bulk Density: 9.2

    Water Requirement: none

    Absolute Volume: 0.1080 gal/lb; 0.0144 ft3/lb;0.9009 L/kg

    Solubility in Water: complete

    Odor: none

    Freeze Point: 10°F (-12°C)

    Pour Point: 20°F (-7°C)

    pH: 12.4

    Activity: 15%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 100°F to 190°F (38°C to 88°C)

    Concentration: 34 to 50 gal/10 bbl

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    Table 6-19: Properties of HALAD -10L

    Viscosities (Bc), Fluid Losses, Thickening Times, and Compressive StrengthsCementing Slurries Mixed at w/c = 0.46 or 5.2 gal/sk - Synthetic Seawater

    Type ofCement

    SSA-2 HALAD-10Add'l

    CFR-2 Temp

    Atm.Consistometer

    (Bc)Fluid Loss1,000 psi

    ThickeningTime 24-hr

    Comp.Stg.

    3,000 psi%gal/10 bbl

    water % °F Initial 20 min cc/30 min Mod. Csg.

    Premium -- 34 0.50 110 4 8 44 7:52 2,525

    Premium -- 34 0.50 140 6 8 68 3:09 2,875

    Premium 35 50 0.50 190 10 11 40 2:25 2,960

    Premium(fine)

    -- 34 0.25 110 5 6 42 6:27 3,175

    Premium(fine)

    -- 34 0.50 140 5 7 48 6:04 4,310

    Premium(fine)

    35 50 0.50 190 9 6 96 2:38 5,625

    aFor more extensive data, refer to Cementing Field Bulletin No. 53.

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    HALAD ®-100A

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-100Ais a powdered, fluid-loss additive designed to pro-vide fluid-loss control in a variety of applications.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-100A mildly retardsthe set of cement.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Exposure toHALAD-100A can cause eye and skin irritation.Wear mask, gloves, goggles, and coveralls. Washeyes with water and skin with soap and water.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-100A

    Part No.: 516.00759

    Specific Gravity: 1.36

    Form: powder

    Color: pale yellow

    How Packaged: sk

    Bulk Density: 15.62 lb/cu ft

    Water Requirement: none

    Odor: faint

    Activity: 100%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 80°F to 400°F (27°C to 204°C)

    Concentration: 0.5 to 1.0%

    Special Information:

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. increases viscosity

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    Table 6-20: HALAD -100A Test Data

    Slurry Composition 1 2 3 4

    Premium (fine) Cement (%)SSA-1 (%)HALAD-100A (%)CFR-3 (%)Salt (%)HR -4 (%)Water (%)

    100.00.01.00.514.00.040.0

    100.035.01.0

    0.256.720.3

    56.0

    100.035.00.750.250.00.2

    54.0

    100.035.01.0

    0.255.60.4

    56.0

    Density (kg/L)Yield (L/100 kg)

    2.0276.2

    1.95102.6

    1.9198.9

    1.92102.2

    Thickening Time @ °F(hr:min)Stirring Fluid Loss @ °F(cc/30 min)

    --14058

    1947:1619456

    2003:0520048

    2102:2921056

    Free Water @ °F

    API (%)Settling (%)

    ambient

    2.8nil

    194

    nilnil

    176

    nilnil

    176

    nilnil

    UCA Strength @ °F

    Initial Set (hr:min)

    500 psi (hr:min)

    Str. @ Time(psi @ hr:min)

    --

    --

    --

    230

    5:38

    6:21

    2,700 @24:00

    200

    8:48

    9:37

    2,000 @14:00

    --

    --

    --

    Fann Readings @ Surface

    600 rev/min 300 rev/min

    200 rev/min 100 rev/min

    6 rev/min 3 rev/min

    300+ 198

    141 79

    7 5

    245 135

    95 52

    6 4

    254 150

    110 67

    17 15

    300+ 175

    125 70

    8 5

    Fann Readings @ °F

    600 rev/min 300 rev/min

    200 rev/min 100 rev/min

    6 rev/min 3 rev/min

    140

    300+ 160114 63

    7 5

    180

    197 116

    84 48

    5 3

    180

    226 140

    105 63

    8 6

    180

    259 155

    133 64

    5 3

    c

    aConducted in a regular fluid-loss cell.bFree water was a thin slurry.cSlurry was preconditioned in HP-HT consistometer at thickening-time test temperature.dSlurry was not preconditioned in HP-HT consistometer.

    ®

    a

    b

    d

    c c c

    ®

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    Table 6-20: HALAD -100A Test Data (cont.)

    Slurry Composition 5 6 7 8

    Premium (fine) Cement (%)SSA-1 (%)HALAD-100A (%)CFR-3 (%)Salt (%)HR -4 (%)Water (%)

    100.035.01.00.05.60.356.0

    100.035.01.0

    0.255.60.3

    56.0

    100.035.0

    100.250.55.60.3

    56.0

    100.035.01.00.05.60.8

    56.0

    Density (kg/L)Yield (L/100kg)

    1.92102.2

    1.92102.2

    1.92102.2

    1.92102.4

    Thickening Time @ °F(hr:min)

    Stirring Fluid Loss @ °F(cc/30 min)

    2053:02

    205120

    --

    20562

    --

    20568

    2304:30+

    25050

    Free Water @ °F

    API (%)Settling (%)

    176

    nilnil

    176

    nilnil

    176

    nilnil

    176

    nilnil

    UCA Strength @ °F

    Initial Set (hr:min)

    500 psi (hr:min)

    Str. @ Time(psi @ hr:min)

    --

    --

    --

    --

    --

    --

    --

    --

    --

    250

    5:20

    5:35

    1,000 @6:00

    Fann Readings @ Surface

    600 rev/min 300 rev/min

    200 rev/min 100 rev/min

    6 rev/min 3 rev/min

    300+ 184

    130 72

    8 5

    300+ 182

    127 69

    7 5

    300+ 172

    119 65

    7 5

    242 143

    103 61

    15 13

    Fann Readings @ °F

    600 rev/min 300 rev/min

    200 rev/min 100 rev/min

    6 rev/min 3 rev/min

    180

    236 143

    104 59

    6 4

    180

    284 181

    140 89

    15 13

    180

    260 157

    114 67

    8 6

    180

    197 117

    84 47

    4 2

    a

    a

    aSlurry was preconditioned in HP-HT consistometer at stirring fluid-loss test temperature.

    ®

    ®

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    ®Table 6-20: HALAD -100A Test Data (cont.)

    Slurry Composition 9 10 11 12

    Premium (fine) Cement (%)SSA-1 (%)HALAD-100A (%)Salt (%)KCl (%)HR -4 (%)Bentonite PreHydrated (%)Water (%)

    100.035.01.00.03.00.40.0

    54.0

    100.035.01.05.60.00.5

    0.7556.0

    100.035.01.00.02.70.71.0

    54.0

    100.035.00.755.60.01.01.0

    54.0

    Density (kg/L)Yield (L/100kg)

    1.9399.6

    1.92102.6

    1.9399.8

    1.9298.4

    Thickening Time @ °F(hr:min)

    Stirring Fluid Loss @ °F(cc/30 min)

    2103:48

    21062

    2165:49

    21656

    2203:31

    22072

    (0.6% HR-4)

    --

    22062

    Free Water @ °F

    API (%)Settling (%)

    176

    nilnil

    158

    nilnil

    176

    nilnil

    158

    nilnil

    UCA Strength @ °F

    Initial Set (hr:min)

    500 psi (hr:min)

    Str. @ Time(psi @ hr:min)

    --

    --

    --

    --

    --

    --

    250

    5:24

    5:59

    3,000 @90:00

    --

    --

    --

    Fann Readings @ Surface

    600 rev/min 300 rev/min

    200 rev/min 100 rev/min

    6 rev/min 3 rev/min

    300+ 167

    118 65

    7 5

    300+ 231

    164 92

    12 10

    -- 291

    216 124

    19 14

    300+ 243

    181 110

    18 12

    Fann Readings @ °F

    600 rev/min 300 rev/min

    200 rev/min 100 rev/min

    6 rev/min 3 rev/min

    180

    260 163

    124 77

    12 9

    180

    231 133

    95 53

    4 3

    180

    -- 163

    117 67

    7 4

    180

    298 166

    120 70

    8 5

    ®

    a

    a

    aSlurry preconditioned in HP-HT consistometer at stirring fluid-loss test temperature.

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    a

    a

    ®

    ®

    ®

    aSlurry was preconditioned in HP-HT consistometer at thickening-time test temperature.bSlurry was not preconditioned in HP-HT consistometer.

    bb

    Table 6-20: HALAD -100A Test Data (cont.)

    Slurry Composition 13 14 15 16

    Premium (fine) Cement (%)SSA-1 (%)HI-DENSE No.3 (%)HALAD-100A (%)CFR-3 (%)Microblock (%)HR -4 (%)HR-12 (%)Salt (%)Water (%)

    100.035.00.0

    0.750.5

    10.00.20.00.0

    55.0

    100.035.00.0

    0.750.0

    10.00.80.00.0

    55.0

    100.035.080.01.00.5

    15.00.00.6

    24.049.96

    100.035.090.01.00.5

    15.00.00.6

    25.654.31

    Density (kg/L)Yield (L/100kg)

    1.88106.6

    1.88106.4

    2.30135.4

    2.30142.3

    Thickening Time @ °F(hr:min)

    Stirring Fluid Loss @ °F(cc/30 min)

    1965:52

    196 48

    2285:41

    228 54

    --

    279 42

    --

    220 62

    Free Water @ °F

    API (%)Settling (%)

    --

    ----

    176

    nilnil

    176

    nilnil

    176

    nilnil

    UCA Strength @ °F

    Initial Set (hr:min)

    500 psi (hr:min)

    Str. @ Time(psi @ hr:min)

    212

    6:217:10

    2,400 @27:00

    257

    5:29

    6:27

    2,953 @73:27

    --

    --

    --

    --

    --

    --

    Fann Readings @ Surface

    600 rev/min 300 rev/min

    200 rev/min 100 rev/min

    6 rev/min 3 rev/min

    180

    300+ 167

    118 65

    7 5

    180

    300+ 231

    164 92

    12 10

    -- 268

    204 193

    39 37

    -- 260

    190 185

    42 39

    Fann Readings @ °F

    600 rev/min 300 rev/min

    200 rev/min 100 rev/min

    6 rev/min 3 rev/min

    180

    -- --

    -- --

    -- --

    180

    206 125

    92 52

    4 3

    180 200

    -- 160

    114 103

    5 3

    180

    -- 168

    126 115

    10 7

    b b

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    HALAD ®-9FS

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-9FS isa non-aqueous, oil suspension of HALAD-9. It canbe purchased pre-mixed in 5-gal and 55-gal contain-ers.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-9FS is a cement re-tarder.

    Interaction with other Additives: It imparts thixo-tropy to slurries containing SCR-100.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid gettingHALAD-9FS on skin and in eyes. Avoid breathingvapors. Do not allow HALAD-9FS to come in con-tact with water before use because the additive willgel.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-9FS

    Part No.: 516.00684, 5 gal; 516.00685, 55 gal;516.00686, bulk

    Specific Gravity: 1.02

    Form: liquid suspension

    Color: white

    How Packaged: 5 gal, 55 gal, and bulk

    Bulk Density: 8.5 lb/gal

    Water Requirement: 0.4 to 0.5 gal/sk (1.5 to 1.9 L/sk) for HALAD-9FS exceeding 0.1 gal/sk (0.39 L/sk)

    Absolute Volume: 0.1177 gal/lb (0.9804 L/kg)

    Solubility in Water: @ 20°C, 40 g/100 ml

    Odor: slight kerosene

    Flash Point: 255°F (123°C)

    Pour Point: 15°F (-9°C)

    Activity: 50%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 80°F to 200°F (27°C to 93°C)

    Concentration: 0.09 gal/sk to 0.32 gal/sk (0.34 L/skto 1.2 L/sk)

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: It is not recommended for usein high salt cement.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. increases viscosity

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    HALAD ®-14FS

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-14FSis a non-aqueous, oil suspension of HALAD-14. Itcan be purchased pre-mixed in 5-gal and 55-galcontainers or made in the field in bulk quantities.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-14FS is a cement re-tarder.

    Interaction with other Additives: It is incompatiblewith large concentrations of high temperature re-tarders. It forms thixotropic slurries when used withSCR-100.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid gettingHALAD-14FS on skin and in eyes. Avoid breathingvapors. Do not allow HALAD-14FS to come incontact with water before use because the additivewill gel.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-14FS

    Part No.: 516.00672, 5 gal; 516.00673, 55 gal;516.00674, bulk

    Specific Gravity: 1.066

    Form: liquid suspension

    Color: white

    How Packaged: 5 gal, 55 gal, and bulk

    Bulk Density: 8.88 lb/gal

    Absolute Volume: 0.1126 gal/lb (0.9381 L/kg)

    Solubility in Water: @ 20°C, 40 g/100 ml

    Odor: slight kerosene

    Flash Point: 255°F (123°C)

    Pour Point: 15°F (-9°C)

    Activity: 50%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 170°F to 280°F (77°C to 138°C)

    Concentration: 0.21 gal/sk to 0.42 gal/sk (0.8 L/skto 1.6 L/sk)

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: It is not recommended for usein high salt cement.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. increases viscosity

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    HALAD ®-22A FS

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-22AFS is a non-aqueous, oil suspension of HALAD-22A.It can be purchased pre-mixed in 5-gal and 55-galcontainers or made in the field in bulk quantities.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-22A FS is a cementretarder.

    Interaction with other Additives: It is incompatiblewith large concentrations of high temperature re-tarders. It forms thixotropic slurries when used withSCR-100. CFR-2 improves HALAD-22A FS's perfor-mance.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid gettingHALAD-22A FS on skin and in eyes. Avoid breath-ing vapors. Do not allow HALAD-22A FS to comein contact with water before use because the addi-tive will gel.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-22A FS

    Part No.: 516.00675, 5 gal; 516.00676, 55 gal;516.00677, bulk

    Specific Gravity: 1.063

    Form: liquid suspension

    Color: white

    How Packaged: 5 gal, 55 gal, and bulk

    Bulk Density: 8.85 lb/gal

    Water Requirement: 0.4 to 0.5 gal/sk (1.5 to 1.9 L/sk) for HALAD-22A FS exceeding 0.11 gal/sk (0.42L/sk)

    Absolute Volume: 0.1130 gal/lb (0.9407 L/kg)

    Solubility in Water: @ 20°C, 40 g/100 ml

    Odor: slight kerosene

    Flash Point: 255°F (123°C)

    Pour Point: 15°F (-9°C)

    Activity: 50%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 140°F to 240°F (60°C to 116°C)

    Concentration: 0.09 gal/sk to 0.53 gal/sk (0.34 L/skto 2.0 L/sk)

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: It is not recommended for usein slurries containing more than 18% salt by weightof mix water.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. increases viscosity

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    HALAD ®-322 FS

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-322 FSis a non-aqueous, oil suspension of HALAD-322. Itcan be purchased pre-mixed in 5-gal and 55-galcontainers or made in the field in bulk quantities.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-322 FS is a cementretarder.

    Interaction with other Additives: Increasing thesalt concentration increases the retardation effect ofHALAD-322 FS.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid gettingHALAD-322 FS on skin and in eyes. Avoid breath-ing vapors. Do not allow HALAD-322 FS to come incontact with water before use because the additivewill gel.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-322 FS

    Part No.: 516.00681, 5 gal; 516.00682, 55 gal;516.00683, bulk

    Specific Gravity: 1.033

    Form: liquid suspension

    Color: dark red

    How Packaged: 5 gal, 55 gal, and bulk

    Bulk Density: 8.60 lb/gal

    Water Requirement: none

    Absolute Volume: 0.1163 gal/lb (0.9681 L/kg)

    Solubility in Water: @ 20°C, 40 g/100 ml

    Odor: slight kerosene

    Flash Point: 255°F (123°C)

    Pour Point: 15°F (-9°C)

    Activity: 50%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 60°F to 180°F (16°C to 80°C)

    Concentration: 0.11 gal/sk to 0.33 gal/sk (0.42 L/skto 1.3 L/sk)

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: It is not recommended for usein slurries containing more than 18% salt by weightof mix water.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. disperses

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    HALAD ®-344 FS

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-344 FSis a non-aqueous, oil suspension of HALAD-344. Itcan be purchased pre-mixed in 5-gal and 55-galcontainers or made in the field in bulk quantities.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-344 FS increases zerogel time.

    Interaction with other Additives: It is incompatiblewith large concentrations of high temperature re-tarders.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid gettingHALAD-344 FS on skin and in eyes. Avoid breath-ing vapors. Do not allow HALAD-344 FS to come incontact with water before use because the additivewill gel.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-344 FS

    Part No.: 516.00687, 5 gal; 516.00688, 55 gal;516.00689, bulk

    Specific Gravity: 0.980

    Form: liquid suspension

    Color: white

    How Packaged: 5 gal, 55 gal, and bulk

    Bulk Density: 8.16 lb/gal

    Water Requirement: none

    Absolute Volume: 0.1225 gal/lb (1.0204 L/kg)

    Solubility in Water: soluble

    Odor: slight kerosene

    Flash Point: 255°F (123°C)

    Pour Point: 15°F (-9°C)

    Activity: 35%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 60°F to 250°F (16°C to 121°C)

    Concentration: 0.10 gal/sk to 0.33 gal/sk (0.38 L/skto 1.3 L/sk)

    Special Information:

    Usage Restrictions: It is not recommended for usein slurries containing more than 18% salt by weightof mix water.

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. increases viscosity

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    HALAD ®-600 LE+

    Description and Primary Function: HALAD-600LE+ is a cementing fluid-loss additive for operationsthat require an environmentally acceptable alterna-tive. HALAD-600 LE+ has the same fluid-loss con-trol and rheology as HALAD-361A. HALAD-600LE+ is a nonviscosifying, slightly retarding additive.In contrast to HALAD-361A, HALAD-600 LE+ willnot degrade (become more viscous) when in contactwith air. As temperature increases, more HALAD-600 LE+ will be needed to obtain the required fluid-loss control. In most cases, an extender will berequired to stabilize the slurry and minimize freewater.

    Secondary Effects: HALAD-600 LE+ acts as a mildretarder and dispersant.

    Interaction with other Additives: It is compatiblewith sea water and saturated salt water. As tem-perature increases, Microblock or Silicalite 97L inconcentrations of 5 to 15 l/100 kg can be used toextend the slurry and provide additional compres-sive strength. In high-temperature slurry designs,the retarder combination SCR-100/HR®-25 is pre-ferred because of the linear retarder response.

    Safety and Handling Procedures: Avoid gettingHALAD-600 LE+ on skin and in eyes. Avoid breath-ing vapors. If injested, do not induce vomiting with-out medical advice.

    Properties:

    Additive: HALAD-600 LE+

    Part No.: 516.01027

    Specific Gravity: 1.097

    Form: liquid

    Color: dark brown

    How Packaged: 55 gal drum

    Solubility in Water: @ 20°C, miscible

    Odor: odorless

    Freeze Point:

    Pour Point:

    pH: 7.3

    Activity: 20%

    Normal Range of Use in Wells:

    Temperature: 125°F to 302°F (50°C to 150°C)

    Concentration: 4 to 10 l/100kg (0.5 to 1 gal/sk)

    Special Information:

    Effect on Slurry Properties:

    1. retards setting time

    2. disperses slurry and lowers rheology

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    Table 6-22: Comparative Performance Testing of HALAD-600 LE+ on Different Brands of Cement at 88°C a

    Dyckerhoff G Bl Dyckerhoff G Rl Lafarge GFluid Loss (API) @ 88°C 49 68 58Free Water (%) @ 88°C 0 0 0Settling (%) @ 88°C 0 0 0Surface Rheology 300-200-100-6-3 49-33-17-1-0.5 45-31-16-1-0.5 52-35-18-1-0.5Rheology at 190°F 300-200-100-6-3 33-22-12-1-0.5 65-45-24-2.5-1.5 62-42-20-1-0.5

    aSlurry: Cement, 10 L/100 kg Microblock, 5L/100 kg HALAD-600 LE+, 0.4% SCR-100 at 1.91 kg/L

    Table 6-23: Comparative Performance Testing of HALAD-600 LE+on Different Brands of Cement at 88°C a

    CedestWellcem

    GGeocem G Asland G

    Fluid Loss (API) @ 88°C 74 82 52Free Water (%) @ 88°C 0 0 0Settling (%) @ 88°C 0 0 10Surface Rheology 300-200-100-6-3 45-30-15-1-0.5 37-26-13-1-0.5 43-30-15-1-0.5Rheology at 190°F 300-200-100-6-3 54-38-20-2.5-1.5 63-46-27-5-3 30-19-10-0.5-0

    aSlurry: Cement, 10 L/100 kg Microblock, 5 L/100 kg HALAD-600 LE+, 0.4% SCR-100 at 1.91 kg/L

    Table 6-21:The Effect of Temperature and HALAD ®-600 LE+ Concentration on the Slurry Properties a

    Temp. (°C)

    HALAD-600LE+

    (L/100 kg)

    SCR-100 (%)

    Rheology at Mix300-200-100-6-3

    Rheology at Temperature

    ThickeningTime (hr:min)

    API Fluid Loss (cc)

    52 5 - 55-36-18-1.5-1 57-40-21-2-1.5 3:18 22

    52 7 - 64-44-22-2-1 64-44-23-2-1.5 3:24 14

    60 5 0.1 51-34-17-1.5-1 49-33-17-2-1 4:20 22

    60 7 0.1 74-51-26-2-1 58.5-39-20-2-1 6:09 10

    71 5 0.1 53-36-19-1.5-1 47-32-17-2-1.5 - 53

    71 5 0.1 52-35-17-1.5-1 47-33-18-2-1 3:33 59

    71 7 0.1 74-51.5-26-2-1 69-47-25-2-1 5:54 18

    82 5 0.1 53-36-18-1.5-1 45-31-16-2-1 4:03 17

    82 7 0.1 72-49-24-2-1.5 63-43-23-2.5-1 11:00 16

    93 5 0.1 52-35-18-1.5-1 52-37-20-2-1.5 4:22 80

    93 7 0.2 68-46-24-2-1 98-71-42-6-4 8:10 38

    93 10 0.2 95-65-33-2-1.5 80-56-32-3-2 13:22 12aThe basic slurry design is Dyckerhoff Class G cement, 5 L/100 kg Microblock, SCR-100 at a specific gravity of 1.92 kg/L. None of the slurries showed free water or settling.

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    Table 6-25: Gas Migration Slurries at Temperature a

    Temp.(°C)

    HALAD-600 LE+L/100 kg

    Rheology at Temp.300-200-100-6-3

    Thickening Time

    (hr:min)

    Fluid Loss (cc API)

    Zero Gel Time(min)

    Transition Time (min)

    52 5 57-40-21-2-1.5 3:18 22 114 14

    71 7 64-47-25-2-1 5:49 18 201 30

    93 7 98-71-42-6-4 8:10 38 468 85aSlurry: Dyckerhoff Class G Cement BL, 5 L/100 kg Microblock, 0.1 to 0.2% SCR-100 at 1.92 kg/L

    Table 6-24: HALAD-600 ® LE+ in Slurries Containing Salt (NaCl)Fresh water Seawater 10% Salt 18% Salt 32% Salt

    Dyckerhoff Class G Cement (kg)

    100 100 100 100 100

    Microblock (L/100 kg) 5 5 8 5 10Salt BWOW (%) - - 10 18 32

    SCR-100 (%) 0.1 0.1 0.3 0.1 -HALAD-600LE+

    (L/100 kg)5 5 7 7 7

    Sea Water - 35.5 - - -Fresh Water (%) 33 - 33 36.8 32.3

    Density g/L 1.91 1.92 1.91 1.91 1.95Fluid Loss (API)

    @ 71°C53 39 38 66 76

    Free Water (%) @ 71°C

    0 0 0 0 0

    Settling (%) @ 71°C 0 0 0 trace 0Surface Rheology 300-200-100-6-3

    53-36-19-1.5-1 64-44-23-3-2 52-36-19-1.5-1 43-29-15-2-1.5 57-42-23-6.5-6

    Rheology at 71°C 300-200-100-6-3

    47-32-17-2-1.5 48-31-16-2.5-2 45-29-15-1-1 34-21-11-2-1.5 47-32-17-3-2

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    Table 6-28: Mix-Water Aging Tests a

    Mix Water Aging Time (hr) 0 8 24 120Thickening Time to 70 Bc 6:31 6:57 5:58 7:08Fluid Loss (API) @ 80°C 40 18 36 36Free Water (%) @ 80°C 0 0 0 0Surface Rheology300-200-100-6-3

    63-45-24-1.5-1 - - -

    Rheology at 80°C 300-200-100-6-3

    23-16-9.5-1.5-1 23-15.5-8.5-1.5-1 25-17-9-1.5-1 26-18-9.5-1.5-1

    aSlurry: 18 L/100 kg Microblock 1.5 L/100 kg CFR-3L, 1.7 L/100 kg SCR-100L, 5.00 L/100 kg HALAD-600 LE+ in 1.80 kg/L Norcem Class G cement.

    Table 6-26: Comparison of HALAD ®-361A and HALAD-600 LE+ in a Slurr y Design at 70°C a

    HALAD-361A HALAD-600LE+ HALAD-600LE+Dosage (L/100 kg) 5 5 4.5CFR-3 (% BWOC) 0.25 - -Fluid Loss (API) @ 70°C 32 34 37/34b

    API Free Water (%) 0 0 0API Settling (%) 6 0 0Thickening Time @ 70°C to 70 Bc (Hr:min) 7:41/4:41b 4:22/5:14b -Surface Rheology 300-200-100-6-3 41-30-16-1-0.5 76-53-29-2-1 69-48-26-2-1.5Rheology at 70°C 300-200-100-6-3 53-32-22-3-2 63-45-25-1-1 55-39-22-1-1

    aSlurry: Dyckerhoff Class G cement, 12 L/100 kg Microblock, 5 L/100 kg fluid-loss additive, 0.25% CFR-3, 0.30% SCR-100, at 1.91 kg/L bRepeated test

    Table 6-27: Comparison of HALAD-361A with HALAD-600 LE+ at 130°C a,b,c

    HALAD-361A HALAD-600 LE+Fluid Loss (API) @ 88°C 32 53Free Water (%) @ 88°C 0 0Settling (%) @ 88°C 0 0Surface Rheology 300-200-100-6-3 145-107-68-23-22 131-91-48-5-1.5Rheology at 88°C 300-200-100-6-3 125-90-50-4.5-2 133-95-52-5-3aSlurry: Dyckerhoff Class G cement, 35% SSA-1, 30% Micromax, 8.87 L/100 kg Microblock, 8.87 L/100 kg HALAD-361A or HALAD-600 LE+, 0.50% CFR-3, 0.90% SCR-100, 0.45% HR®-25 at a specific gravity of 2.10bConditions: Heat to 130°C in 35 minutes, 60 minutes at temperature, cool to 88°C and determine the fluid loss, free water, and settling.cWhen used with HALAD-361A, SCR-100 and HR-25 were dry-blended to prevent flocculation.

    Fluid-Loss Additives TOCLAP-1LA-2HALAD ® -361AHALAD® -344HALAD® -322LHALAD® -322Diacel LWLHALAD® -413HALAD® -413LHALAD® -22AHALAD ® -22ALHALAD ® -14HALAD ® -9LHALAD ® -9HALAD ® -4HALAD ® -10LHALAD ® -100AHALAD ® -9FSHALAD ® -14FSHALAD® -22A FSHALAD ® -322 FSHALAD ® -344 FSHALAD ® -600 LE+Master TOC