Dimensionally stable geopolymer composition and method
US-10221096-B2 · Mar 5, 2019 · US
US2023146738A1 · US · A1
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-2023146738-A1 |
| Application number | US-202218147838-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | A1 |
| Filing date | Dec 29, 2022 |
| Priority date | Oct 23, 2018 |
| Publication date | May 11, 2023 |
| Grant date | — |
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An improved oil or gas well cement for penetrating, sealing and plugging wells to be abandoned. The cement fill includes (a) a cement component including a calcium sulfoaluminate cement and a Portland cement having a ratio by weight of Portland cement to calcium sulfoaluminate cement ranging from 1/19 to ⅕ and (b) an aggregate component with gradation spanning 1,200 microns to 5 microns. Further an improved oil or gas well microcellular cement for penetrating sealing and completely filling wells to be abandoned that includes (a) a cement component including a calcium sulfoaluminate cement and a Portland cement having a ratio by weight of Portland cement to calcium sulfoaluminate cement ranging from 1/19 to ⅕ and (b) an aggregate component with gradation spanning 200 microns to 5 microns and (c) a foaming agent.
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What is claimed: 1 . An oil or gas well abandoned or to be abandoned, comprising: an exposed well bore where at least a portion of a well casing has been removed; and; a cement fill plug within or above the production zone or zones of the well bore and below any aquifers, said cement fill including (a) a cement component including a calcium sulfoaluminate cement and a Portland cement having a ratio by weight of Portland cement to calcium sulfoaluminate cement ranging from 1/19 to ⅕ and (b) an aggregate component with gradation spanning 1,200 microns to <5 microns. 2 . The oil and gas well of claim 1 , wherein the cement fill further includes a water reducing agent. 4 . The oil and gas well of claim 1 , wherein the cement fill further includes a set time retarder. 5 . The oil and gas well of claim 1 , wherein the cement fill further includes a set time retarder and a water reducing agent. 6 . The oil or gas well of claim 5 , wherein the aggregate component includes screen fractions of coarse Aggregates (i.e. +62.5 microns) consisting of multiple sizes or fractions of limestone (or dolomitic limestone, dolomite, or quartz sand) aggregates ranging up to 1,200 microns in diameter down to 62.5 microns in diameter and fine aggregates, of less than 62.5 microns, that include milled limestone, Class F fly ash, and/or quartz flour. 7 . An oil or gas well abandoned or to be abandoned, comprising: a well casing; and; a concrete formulation adapted to engage and plug the well casing, the concrete formulation including (a) a cement component including a calcium sulfoaluminate cement and a Portland cement having a ratio by weight of Portland cement to calcium sulfoaluminate cement ranging from 1/19 to ⅕, and (b) an aggregate component with gradation spanning 1,200 microns to <5 microns. 8 . The oil and gas well of claim 7 , wherein the concrete formulation further includes a water reducing agent. 9 . The oil and gas well of claim 7 , wherein the concrete formulation further includes a set time retarder. 10 . The oil and gas well of claim 7 , wherein the concrete formulation further includes a set time retarder and a water reducing agent. 11 . The oil or gas well of claim 10 , wherein the aggregate component includes screen fractions of coarse aggregates (i.e. +62.5 microns) consisting of multiple sizes or fractions of limestone (or dolomitic limestone, dolomite, or quartz sand) aggregates ranging up to 1,200 microns in diameter down to 62.5 microns in diameter and fine aggregates, of less than 62.5 microns, that include milled limestone, Class F fly ash, and/or quartz flour. 12 . An oil or gas well to be abandoned, comprising: an exposed well bore where at least a portion of a well casing has been removed; and (a) a concrete formulation including a calcium sulfoaluminate cement and a Portland cement having a ratio by weight of Portland cement to calcium sulfoaluminate cement ranging from 1/19 to ⅕ and (b) an aggregate component with gradation spanning 250 microns to <5 microns and (c) a foaming agent wherein the entire length of the exposed well bore is filled with the concrete formulation. 13 . The oil and gas well of claim 12 , wherein the concrete formulation further includes a foaming agent sufficient to create a microcellular foamed concrete with densities ranging from 600 kg/m 3 -1500 kg/m 3 . 14 . The oil and gas well of claim 12 , wherein the concrete formulation further includes a set time retarder. 15 . The oil and gas well of claim 12 , wherein the concrete formulation further includes a water reducing agent. 16 . The oil or gas well of claim 15 , wherein the aggregate component includes screen fractions of aggregates that are less than 250 microns in diameter consisting of multiple sizes or fractions of limestone (or dolomitic limestone, dolomite, or quartz sand) aggregates ranging up to no more than 200 microns in diameter, and fine aggregates that include milled limestone, Class F fly ash, and/or quartz flour wherein a relative proportion of fine aggregate and cement increases proportionately with the targeted decrease in concrete density. 17 . An oil or gas well to be abandoned, comprising: a well casing; and (a) a concrete formulation including a calcium sulfoaluminate cement and a Portland cement having a ratio by weight of Portland cement to calcium sulfoaluminate cement ranging from 1/19 to ⅕ and (b) an aggregate component with gradation spanning 250 microns to <5 microns and (c) a foaming agent wherein an entire length of the well casing is filled with the concrete formulation. 18 . The oil and gas well of claim 17 , wherein the concrete formulation further includes a foaming agent sufficient to create a microcellular foamed concrete with densities ranging from 600 kg/m 3 -1500 kg/m 3 . 19 . The oil and gas well of claim 17 , wherein the concrete formulation further includes a set time retarder. 20 . The oil and gas well of claim 17 , wherein the concrete formulation further includes a water reducing agent. 21 . The oil or gas well of claim 15 , wherein the aggregate component includes screen fractions of aggregates that are less than 250 microns in diameter consisting of multiple sizes or fractions of limestone (or dolomitic limestone, dolomite, or quartz sand) aggregates ranging up to no more than 200 microns in diameter and fine aggregates that include milled limestone, Class F fly ash, and/or quartz flour wherein a relative proportion of fine aggregate and cement increases proportionately with the targeted decrease in concrete density.
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