SIST EN ISO 10426-2:2004/A1:2005 PDF

Petroleum and natural gas industries - Cements and materials for well cementing - Part 2: Testing of well cements - Amendment 1: Water-wetting capability testing (ISO 10426-2:2003/A1:2005)

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SIST EN ISO 10426-2:2004/A1:2005

Petroleum and natural gas industries - Cements and materials for well cementing - Part 2: Testing of well cements - Amendment 1: Water-wetting capability testing (ISO 10426-2:2003/A1:2005)

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Дата публикации:: 1 декабря 2005 г.
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Abstract

Overview

EN ISO 10426-2:2003/A1:2005 is an amendment to ISO 10426-2 (Part 2: Testing of well cements) published by CEN/ISO for the petroleum and natural gas industries. Amendment A1 adds a standardized Water‑Wetting Capability Test (WWCT) to evaluate how well spacers and preflushes restore a water‑wet condition to surfaces exposed to oil‑ and synthetic‑based drilling fluids - a key factor for achieving reliable cement bonding and well integrity.

Key topics and technical requirements

Scope of the WWCT
- Designed to assess the apparent water‑wetting capability of aqueous spacers/preflushes against oil‑wetted surfaces.
- Not intended for bulk displacement assessment or direct spacer/mud compatibility testing.
- Not suitable for non‑aqueous or non‑conductive systems, or mixtures of surfactants in base oils.
Definitions
- Adds the term water‑wetting capability: capability of a fluid to produce or restore a water‑wetted state (fully water‑wet is most desirable for cement bonding).
Method and apparatus
- Continuous measurement of electrical conductivity between electrodes. The test infers emulsion state and wettability when the titrant spacer is conductive and the titrated drilling fluid is non‑conductive (oil‑external).
- Typical sample volume: ~500 ml per test.
- Test limited to atmospheric pressure and temperatures ≤ 90 °C (194 °F). For conditioning above 90 °C, use HTHP equipment and cool below 90 °C before depressurizing.
Sample preparation and procedure
- Prepare mud per supplier instructions; condition spacer fluids to anticipated BHCT (Bottom Hole Circulating Temperature).
- Slowly titrate conductive spacer into non‑conductive mud while stirring; monitor conductivity until a stable reading indicates a water‑continuous phase (water‑wet).
- Report results as volume percentage V = Vs / (Vs + Vm) × 100, where Vs = volume of spacer required and Vm = initial mud volume (example: 150 ml spacer + 200 ml mud → 43%).
Safety
- Follow laboratory safety for oil/synthetic/solvent fluids; observe flash points, ventilation, and handling procedures.

Applications and users

Used by drilling and cementing engineers, mud engineers, laboratory testing services, oilfield service companies, and well integrity specialists to:
- Select appropriate preflushes, spacers, or surfactant components before cementing.
- Demonstrate the ability of spacer systems to restore water‑wet surfaces after oil‑based drilling fluids.
- Support cement bond quality assurance and reduce gas migration risks.

Related standards

This amendment is part of ISO 10426‑2 (Testing of well cements), prepared by ISO/TC 67 (materials and equipment for petroleum and natural gas industries). Users should consult the main ISO 10426‑2 document for full cement testing methods and requirements.

Keywords: well cementing, water‑wetting capability, WWCT, spacer testing, preflush, oil‑based drilling fluids, cement bonding, ISO 10426‑2, EN ISO 10426‑2:2003/A1:2005.

Overview

Key topics and technical requirements

Scope of the WWCT
- Designed to assess the apparent water‑wetting capability of aqueous spacers/preflushes against oil‑wetted surfaces.
- Not intended for bulk displacement assessment or direct spacer/mud compatibility testing.
- Not suitable for non‑aqueous or non‑conductive systems, or mixtures of surfactants in base oils.
Definitions
- Adds the term water‑wetting capability: capability of a fluid to produce or restore a water‑wetted state (fully water‑wet is most desirable for cement bonding).
Method and apparatus
- Continuous measurement of electrical conductivity between electrodes. The test infers emulsion state and wettability when the titrant spacer is conductive and the titrated drilling fluid is non‑conductive (oil‑external).
- Typical sample volume: ~500 ml per test.
- Test limited to atmospheric pressure and temperatures ≤ 90 °C (194 °F). For conditioning above 90 °C, use HTHP equipment and cool below 90 °C before depressurizing.
Sample preparation and procedure
- Prepare mud per supplier instructions; condition spacer fluids to anticipated BHCT (Bottom Hole Circulating Temperature).
- Slowly titrate conductive spacer into non‑conductive mud while stirring; monitor conductivity until a stable reading indicates a water‑continuous phase (water‑wet).
- Report results as volume percentage V = Vs / (Vs + Vm) × 100, where Vs = volume of spacer required and Vm = initial mud volume (example: 150 ml spacer + 200 ml mud → 43%).
Safety
- Follow laboratory safety for oil/synthetic/solvent fluids; observe flash points, ventilation, and handling procedures.

Applications and users

Used by drilling and cementing engineers, mud engineers, laboratory testing services, oilfield service companies, and well integrity specialists to:
- Select appropriate preflushes, spacers, or surfactant components before cementing.
- Demonstrate the ability of spacer systems to restore water‑wet surfaces after oil‑based drilling fluids.
- Support cement bond quality assurance and reduce gas migration risks.

Related standards

This amendment is part of ISO 10426‑2 (Testing of well cements), prepared by ISO/TC 67 (materials and equipment for petroleum and natural gas industries). Users should consult the main ISO 10426‑2 document for full cement testing methods and requirements.

Keywords: well cementing, water‑wetting capability, WWCT, spacer testing, preflush, oil‑based drilling fluids, cement bonding, ISO 10426‑2, EN ISO 10426‑2:2003/A1:2005.

SIST EN ISO 10426-2:2004/A1:2005 PDF

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Abstract

Overview

Key topics and technical requirements

Applications and users

Related standards

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