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Formate Technical Manual, Part A: Chemical and Physical Properties
Section A7: Thermophysical Properties
 

 
 
 
Thermophysical properties, such as thermal conductivity and specific heat capacity, are important for drilling fluids as they influence the bottom-hole circulating temperatures. Water-based fluids, including formates, generally have higher thermal conductivity and specific heat capacity than oil-based fluids, which is beneficial. This section of the manual presents measured thermophysical data for a serious of realistic sodium, potassium and cesium formate brine blends as a function of temperature.
 
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Table of contents: Section A7: Thermophysical Properties
Section           
Subject
Page number
 A7.1
Introduction
 2
 A7.2 Practical importance  2
 A7.3
Coefficient of thermal conductivity  2
 A7.3.1
Medium temperature range  3
 A7.3.2 Lower temperature range (<10ºC / 50ºF)  3
 A7.3.3 Higher temperature range (>68ºC / 150ºF)  3
 A7.3.4 Pressure dependence  3
 A7.4 Specific heat capacity  4
 A7.4.1 Medium temperature range  4
 A7.4.2 Lower temperature range (<10ºC / 50ºF)
 4
 A7.4.3 Higher temperature range (>70ºC / 160ºF)
 5
  References  5
     



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