Synthesis of water-soluble phenolic resin as crosslinker of polymer weak gel

Xiao Lin Qian; Wen Hui Wu; Pei Zhi Yu; Jian Quan Wang; Xiu Yu Li; Yu Li Sun

Synthesis of water-soluble phenolic resin as crosslinker of polymer weak gel

Xiao Lin Qian^*, Wen Hui Wu, Pei Zhi Yu, Jian Quan Wang, Xiu Yu Li, Yu Li Sun

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School of Material Science and Engineering

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Abstract

A study was carried out on the technology of synthesizing water soluble phenol-formaldehyde resin (PFR) as crosslinker for weak polymer gels (WPG). The PFR prepared in two-step alkaline catalyzed polycondensation contained much less free formaldehyde and possessed much higher hydroxymethyl content, thus was superior to the one-step polycondensation product. For PFR of two-step technology, the viscosity increased continuously with increasing F/P molar ratio and all the relationships of HMC and of WPG viscosity. The optimum parameters of synthesis of PFR as crosslinker for WPG were obtained.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	241-244, 261
Journal	Oilfield Chemistry
Volume	22
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - 25 Sept 2005

Keywords

Heat resistant and salts tolerant system
Profiling/flooding agent
Synthesis
Technologic parameters
Water soluble phenolic resin
Weak gel

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Synthesis of water-soluble phenolic resin as crosslinker of polymer weak gel

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