STUDY OF THE PROPERTIES OF MODIFIED DEXTRIN MIXTURES FOR DRILLING
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Raupov А.А., Murtazaev A.M., Sokhibov D.Z.
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In the article, the structure of modified dextrin obtained in different proportions was studied by means of IR-spectroscopy, SEM analysis, and its physical and chemical properties were analyzed. Modified dextrin, which forms the basis of the new composition of the obtained drilling mixtures, allows to use them in oil and gas wells at different pressures and temperatures.
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Raupov А.А., Murtazaev A.M., Sokhibov D.Z.
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