Modification Method of High-Efficiency Organic Bentonite for Drilling Fluids: A Review.

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Abstract
The requirements for drilling bentonites are tightening due to ever-increasing demands for petroleum resources, coupled with cost and reaction technology constraints. In addition to raising the risk of drilling, bentonite's poor performance also raises the possibility of safety incidents and significant financial losses. Organically modified bentonites effectively reduce the consumption of drilling fluids, conserve resources, and lessen environmental effects. This paper aims to provide an overview of the several organic modification methods of bentonite for drilling fluids. It also evaluates the characteristics and application impacts of bentonite. We primarily describe the three popular modification methods represented by intercalation, coupling, and grafting. Also, this review provides the effect of molecular simulation on the investigation of structure in microconfined conditions. Through microlearning, organically modified bentonite with exceptional performance is to be further developed.
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Authors Pan, Yi;Zhang, Xinyue;Ji, Chengcheng;Zhan, Qianru;Li, Zhaoxuan;Guan, Jian;Huang, Jian;
Journal molecules
Year 2023
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Modification intercalation grafting molecular simulation coupling

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