Productos de Cementación

Product Overview
A-2 Sodium Metasilicate/A-3L Sodium

Silicate Cement Additives
Baker Hughes uses A-2 sodium metasilicate and A-3L sodium silicate cement additives
as extenders to produce low-slurry densities. These additives help tie up the additional
water used for these slurries. A-2 and A-3L additives also accelerate cements to reduce
waiting-on-cement time and increase early compressive strength development. Applications
Primary and remedial cementing
Technical Data operations
Lightweight and standard slurries
A-2 Sodium Metasilicate Additive Typical Properties
Appearance White pellet Benefits
Typical temperature range up to 150°F (66°C) BHCT Certified as an OSPAR PLONOR (poses
Typical slurry density range as low as 11.4 ppg (1912 kg/m³) little or no risk to the environment)
Typical concentration range 0.5 to 4% BWOC
product
Specific gravity 2.18 Can be used to produce thixotropic
Bulk density 75.0 lb/ft³ (1201.4 kg/m³) slurries that help reduce the possibility
Absolute volume 0.0550 gal/lb (0.4590 L/kg) of lost circulation
Features
A-3L Sodium Silicate Additive Typical Properties
Accelerates the cement’s setting time
Appearance Clear liquid and promotes good early compressive
Typical temperature range up to 250°F (121°C) BHCT strength
Typical slurry density range as low as 11.4 ppg (1912 kg/m³)
Reduces cement density by increasing
Typical concentration range 20 to 80 ghs (0.178 to 0.710 L/100 kg)
the water-to-cement ratio
Specific gravity 1.40
Reduces free-water in normal and
Absolute volume 0.0856 gal/lb (0.7144 L/kg)
heavyweight slurries
Note: Sodium metasilicate slurries do not respond well to calcium chloride accelerators. Produces cements with higher
compressive strengths than other
It will respond to retarders, but may require higher concentrations, or a change in the
extenders of comparable slurry
type of retarder to achieve desired thickening time.
densities
Compatible with virtually all API,
Sodium silicate is primarily recommended for use in seawater. It is not as reactive in
ASTM, pozzolan and lightweight
fresh water and may require an activator such as sodium or magnesium chloride.
cements, and most Baker Hughes
cement additives
Safety Precautions
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid.
References
MSDS
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Product Overview
A-7/A-7L Calcium Chloride Cement Additives
Baker Hughes uses A-7 and A-7L calcium chloride cement additives to help reduce
waiting-on-cement times. These accelerators are used to develop early compressive
strength and shorten thickening time. A-7 flakes are dry-blended in cement, but also
dissolve readily in the mix water. A-7L liquid is used offshore or where dry-blending Applications
facilities are unavailable. Primary and remedial cementing
operations
Technical Data Benefits
A-7 Additive Typical Properties Minimizes environmental risks and
Appearance White flake or pellet nonproductive time
Typical temperature range 40 to 100°F (4 to 38°C) BHCT
Features
Typical slurry density range 11.5 to 16.5 ppg (1378 to 1977 kg/m³)
Certified as an OSPAR PLONOR (poses
Typical concentration range 1 to 2% BWOC
little or no risk to the environment)
Specific gravity 1.96 product
Bulk density 50.0 lb/ft³ (800.9 kg/m³)
Accelerates the cement’s setting time
and promotes good early compressive
strength
A-7L Additive Typical Properties
Easily blended in the cement or
Appearance Clear liquid
dispersed in the mix water
Effectively accelerates virtually all
API, ASTM, pozzolan and lightweight
cements
Specific gravity 1.28
Safety Precautions
References
MSDS
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Product Overview
A-9 Potassium Chloride (KCl)

Cement Additive
Baker Hughes uses A-9 potassium chloride (KCl) cement additive to minimize formation
damage. KCI is a white, granular material that is normally dry-blended with the cement,
but can also be added to the mix water. It does not require additional water when used in
cement. The amount of potassium chloride needed is based on the weight of water in the Applications
slurry and causes the slurry’s weight and yield to increase. Primary and remedial cementing
operations
Technical Data Cementing water-sensitive zones
Salt formations
Typical Properties
Appearance White crystalline granules Benefits
Typical temperature range 80 to 400°F (27 to 204°C) BHCT Certified as an OSPAR PLONOR (poses
Typical slurry density range 12 to 22 ppg (1438 to 2636 kg/m³) little or no risk to the environment)
Typical concentration range 1 to 5% BWOW product
Bulk density 66.4 lb/ft³ (1063.9 kg/m³) Features
Absolute volume 0.0929 gal/lb (0.5041 L/kg) Accelerates or retards cement slurries
depending on concentration
Note: High concentrations of KCl (10% or more) may cause the cement to set Helps protect water-sensitive
formations and shales
prematurely. Formation clays can swell when exposed to freshwater cement filtrate.
Three to 5% KCl is recommended to prevent this swelling. Improves bonding due to its expansive
properties
Safety Precautions Reduces shale sloughing
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. Reduces washouts of salt formations
and stabilizes the wellbore
References
MSDS ASTM, pozzolan and lightweight
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Product Overview
ASA-301/ASA-301L Cement Additives
Baker Hughes uses ASA-301 and ASA-301L cement additives to eliminate free-fluid
development in cement slurries mixed with freshwater, seawater or saturated salt
systems at temperatures below 300°F (149°C). These additives are slightly retarding to
the slurry and provide increased mixing viscosity. Applications
Fresh and saline mix waters
ASA-301 Additive Typical Properties
Appearance Off-white polymer Benefits
Typical temperature range 80 to 300°F (27 to 149°C) BHCT Effectively suspends cement
Typical slurry density range 12 to 22 ppg (1438 to 2636 kg/m³) particles to prevent cement column
Typical concentration range 0.05 to 0.2% BWOC stratification
Features
Prevents free-fluid separation
Slightly viscosifies the slurry for
improved stability
ASA-301L Additive Typical Properties
Appearance Tan liquid in a hydrocarbon suspension Imparts slight retardation to most
Typical temperature range 80 to 300°F (27 to 149°C) BHCT cement slurries
Typical slurry density range 12 to 22 ppg (1438 to 2636 kg/m³) Tolerant of commonly used oilfield
Typical concentration range 1 to 4 ghs (0.09 to 0.36 L/100 kg) salts, including seawater and
Specific gravity 0.91 saturated NaCI
Absolute volume 0.1312 gal/lb (1.0949 L/kg) Compatible with virtually all API,
Safety Precautions cements, and most Baker Hughes
cement additives
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid.
References
MSDS
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Product Overview
BJ BA-10A/BJ BA-10AL Bonding Agents
The BJ BA-10A and BJ BA-10AL bonding agents are polymeric gas control additives that
provide excellent bonding potential due to their adhesive properties. The additive’s film-
forming tendency limits interparticle flow within the matrix of the cement to control
fluid loss from the slurry to permeable formations. Applications
Foamed cementing operations
Technical Data Lightweight, standard and densified
BA-10A Agent Typical Properties slurries
Appearance White powder
Benefits
Minimizes annular gas migration
Typical slurry density range 12 to 18 ppg (1438 to 2157 kg/m3)
Typical concentration range 0.5 to 2% BWOC Minimizes formation damage
Bulk density 40.0 lb/ft3 (640.7 kg/m3) Features
Absolute volume 0.0922 gal/lb (0.7694 L/kg) Enhances the hydraulic seal between
the cement and casing/wellbore
BA-10AL Agent Typical Properties Nonretarding in nature
Appearance White liquid Film-forming property limits
Typical temperature range 80 to 240°F (27 to 166°C) BHCT interparticle flow within the matrix of
Typical slurry density range 12 to 18 ppg (1438 to 2157 kg/m3) the cement
Typical concentration range 10 to 100 ghs (0.888 to 8.878 L/100 kg) Reduces the permeability of the set
Specific gravity 1.23 cement
Bulk density 76.7 lb/ft3 (1228.6 kg/m3)
Excellent foam stabilizer for foamed
Absolute volume 0.0975 gal/lb (0.8137 L/kg) cementing applications
Develops good early compressive
Note: 1 gal of BA-10AL agent is an aqueous suspension containing 2.55 lb of strength
BA-10A agent. Improves bonding to the formation
and pipe
BA-10A agents are incompatible with products containing borates such as BJ R-9
and BJ R-18 retarders, BJ LW-5 and BJ LW-7 extenders, and BJ CD-31 and BJ CD-31L ASTM, pozzolan and lightweight
dispersants. The performance of these additives may also be sensitive to systems cements
containing bentonite or more than 3% salt.
Product Overview
BJ BA-11 Bonding Agent
The BJ BA-11 bonding agent is a polymeric gas control additive that provides excellent
bonding potential due to its adhesive properties. Its film-forming tendency limits
interparticle flow within the matrix of the cement and is particularly suited for use in
high-temperature applications. Applications
Foamed cementing operations
Technical Data High-temperature wells
Typical Properties
Lightweight, standard and densified
slurries
Typical temperature range 180 to 400°F (82 to 204°C) BHCT Benefits
Typical slurry density range 13.5 to 18 ppg (1618 to 2157 kg/m3) Minimizes annular gas migration
Enhances the hydraulic seal between
the cement and casing/wellbore
Absolute volume 0.0922 gal/lb (0.7694 L/kg) Minimizes formation damage
Features
Note: BA-11 agents are incompatible with products containing borates such as Film-forming property limits
BJ R-9 and BJ R-18 retarders, BJ LW-5 and BJ LW-7 extenders, and BJ CD-31 and interparticle flow within the matrix of
BJ CD-31L dispersants. The performance of this additive may also be sensitive to the cement
systems containing bentonite or more than 3% salt. Reduces the permeability of the set
cement
Safety Precautions Excellent foam stabilizer for foamed
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. cementing applications
Imparts no additional surface mixing
References
viscosity
MSDS
Cementing engineering support manual Improves cement ductility
Compensates for thermal thinning at
temperatures above 180°F (82°C)
Improves bonding to the formation
and pipe
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Product Overview
The BJ BA-56 bonding agent is a gas migration control additive. By maintaining low
fluid loss, limiting free water and providing excellent solids support, this bonding
agent can effectively control annular gas migration. It consists of a blend of water-
soluble polymers. Applications
Lightweight and standard slurries
Technical Data
Benefits
Typical Properties Minimizes annular gas migration
Appearance Tan powder Offers excellent free-water control and
outstanding solids suspension
Typical slurry density range 12.5 to 18 ppg (1498 to 2157 kg/m3)
Typical concentration range 0.6 to 2.5% BWOC Features
Specific gravity 1.34 Strong wetting and filming tendencies
Minimizes the susceptibility of the
slurry to fluid flow
Provides excellent fluid loss control;
Note: BJ BA-56 agents are incompatible with products containing borates such as
easily achieves values of less than
BJ R-9 and BJ R-18 retarders, BJ LW-5 and BJ LW-7 extenders, and BJ CD-31 and
30 cc/30 min
BJ CD-31L dispersants. The performance of this additive may also be sensitive to
systems containing bentonite or more than 3% salt. Improves bonding to the formation
and pipe
Provides consistent slurry performance
Class H @ 16.4 ppg (all slurries at BHCTs above167°F contain 35% silica flour) Compatible with virtually all API,
100 ASTM, pozzolan and lightweight
90
cements
80
70
Fluid Loss, cc's
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240
Temperature, °F
1.00% 1.20% 1.40% 1.60%

BJ BA-56 Gas Model
TXI LW + 2.5% BJ BA-56 + .2% SM + .1% R-3 mixed at 12.5 ppg
1200 300
1100 275
Passed
1000 250
Filtrate & Gas Volume (cc's) and Temp. (°F)

900 225
Pore and Hydrostatic Pressure (psi)
800 200
700 175
600 150
500 125
400 100
300 75
200 50
100 25
0 0
2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10:00 12:00 14:00 16:00 18:00 20:00 22:00 24:00
Time ([h]:mm)
Hydrostatic Pressure Pore Pressure Filtrate Gas Temperature
Safety Precautions
References
MSDS
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and its affiliates do not make any warranties or representations of any kind regarding the information and disclaim all express and implied warranties or representations to the fullest
extent permissible by law, including those of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose or use, title, non-infringement, accuracy, correctness or completeness of the information
provided herein. All information is furnished “as is” and without any license to distribute. The user agrees to assume all liabilities related to the use of or reliance on such information.
BAKER HUGHES INCORPORATED AND ITS AFFILIATES SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, PUNITIVE, EXEMPLARY OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FROM ANY
CAUSE WHATSOEVER INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ITS NEGLIGENCE.
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Product Overview
BJ BA-58/BJ BA-58L Bonding Agents
The BJ BA-58 and BJ BA-58L bonding agents are additives that effectively reduce the
internal permeability of the cement by chemically and physically blocking the cement
matrix during the hydration process. This prevents gas or fluid from flowing through
the setting cement matrix. These bonding agents can also increase the cement’s ability Applications
to bond to pipe and the formation, which enhances compressive strength, reduces free Low- and high-pressure/high-
water, compensates for shrinkage and helps prevent strength retrogression. temperature gas wells
Low- to high-density slurries
Technical Data
Benefits
BA-58 Agent Typical Properties Minimizes annular gas migration
Appearance Gray powder Minimizes environmental risks
Offers excellent free-water control and
Typical slurry density range 12.5 to 19.5 ppg (1498 to 2336 kg/m3)
Specific gravity 2.20 Features
Bulk density 37.5 lb/ft (600.7 kg/m3)
3
Significantly increases the compressive
Absolute volume 0.0545 gal/lb (0.4548 L/kg) strength of the set cement
Fills voids to compensate for volume
BA-58L Agent Typical Properties
shrinkage as the cement sets
Appearance Gray liquid
Typical temperature range 100 to 400°F (38 to 204°C) BHCT BA-58L agent is certified as an OSPAR
PLONOR (poses little or no risk to the
environment) product
Specific gravity 1.40 Effectively isolates high-pressure gas
Absolute volume 0.0856 gal/lb (0.7144 L/kg) zones
Aids in maintaining the full column
Note: 1 gal of BA-58L agent is equivalent to 5.838 lb of BA-58 agent. of cement hydrostatic pressure while
setting
Safety Precautions
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. Provides higher-than-average
compressive strengths in low- density,
References extended slurries
MSDS Improves bonding to the formation
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Effective in a wide range of well
temperatures
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BJ BA-86L Bonding Agent
The patented BJ BA-86L bonding agent is a styrene-butadiene latex cement

additive that provides excellent fluid loss control, gas control, low viscosity,
enhanced bonding and acid resistance. When used with the proper stabilizers,
BJ BA-86L agents can be used at elevated temperatures. Applications
Typical Properties slurries
Appearance White liquid
Typical temperature range 100 to 300°F (38 to 149°C) BHCT Benefits
Typical slurry density range 12 to 17 ppg (1438 to 2037 kg/m3) Minimizes annular gas migration
Typical concentration range 100 to 300 ghs (8.88 to 26.63 L/100 kg) Offers excellent resistance to HCl and
Specific gravity 0.99 HCl/HF acids
Improves bonding to the formation
and pipe
Safety Precautions
Features
Increases compressive strength
development
References
MSDS Limits the rate of fluid loss to the
Cementing engineering support manual permeable strata
Blount, C.G., Brady, J.L., Fife, D.M., Gantt, L.L., Heusser, J.M., and Hightower, M.C. Provides excellent fluid loss control;
1991. HCI/HF Acid-Resistant Cement Blend: Model Study and Field Application. J. Pet easily achieves values of less than
Tech 43 (2): 226-232. SPE-19541. doi: 10.2118/19541-PA. 50 cc/30 min
Enhances slurry mixability, enabling
slurries to be pumped in turbulent flow
cement additives
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Product Overview
BJ Fiber Additive
The BJ Fiber™ additives are monofilament polypropylene fibers that help counter lost
circulation problems during primary or remedial cementing. Baker Hughes additives can
also be used in plugs to increase durability, provide resistance to abrasion and impact,
and support unstable holes to reduce the possibility of stuck pipe during drillout. Applications
Primary or remedial cementing
Technical Data operations across lost circulation
intervals
Typical Properties Lost circulation squeeze or plug
Appearance White fiber operations
Typical temperature range up to 300°F (149°C) BHST Highly permeable or fractured
Typical slurry density range 12.5 to 16.5 ppg (1498 to 1977 kg/m3) formations
Typical concentration range 1/8 to 1/2 lb/sk (0.056 to 0.23 kg/sk)
Multilateral wellbore junctions
Bulk density 15.0 lb/ft3 (240.3 kg/m3) Benefits
Absolute volume 0.1303 gal/lb (1.0874 L/kg) Bridges highly permeable and
Particle size 1/2 in. (13 mm) long; 18 microns diameter fractured formations to minimize lost
circulation
Note: The use of solid lost circulation materials should be limited when pumping
Features
through small orifices, including liner hangers, stage collars, and poppet-type
Rapidly and easily disperses in cement
float collars and casing shoes. The use of bottom plugs with these materials is slurry
not recommended.
Added to cement in a batch mixer
or at the mixing tub on-the-fly while
Safety Precautions pumping
Improves cement resistance to
mechanical shock and resilience
References
MSDS Does not appreciably alter cement
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Product Overview
BJ Bentonite Cement Extender
The BJ bentonite cement extender is a nonbeneficiated, cement-grade clay material,

which is incorporated to extend slurry yield and provide lower density while maintaining
acceptable compressive strengths at downhole conditions. Bentonite slurries help
control the hydrostatic pressure of long columns of slurry on weak formations. This Applications
cement extender can also provide fluid loss control and thixotropic properties. Extended, low-density, lead or filler
slurries for surface and/or intermediate
casing strings
Technical Data
Typical Properties
Benefits
Appearance Tan powder
Increases slurry yield to improve
cement volume
Typical slurry density range 11.5 to 14.5 ppg (1378 to 1737 kg/m3) Minimizes environmental risks
Typical concentration range 2 to 16% BWOC Offers excellent free-water control and
Specific gravity 2.65 outstanding solids suspension
Features
Enhances fluid loss control
Note: 1% prehydrated bentonite extender is equivalent to 4% dry-blended in Thixotropic slurry properties can better
seal formation fractures
fresh water. 1% prehydrated bentonite extender is equivalent to 3% dry-blended
in seawater. Certified as an OSPAR PLONOR (poses
product
Safety Precautions
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. Allows more mix water in the slurry
before water separation occurs
References Absorbs up to 530% water by weight
MSDS Can be dry-blended or prehydrated
Can be mixed over a broad slurry
density range
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Product Overview
BJ CD-31/BJ CD-31L Cement Additives
The BJ CD-31 and BJ CD-31L cement additives develop dispersed slurries that can be
pumped at lower pump rates with reduced horsepower and pressure requirements.
Furthermore, higher flow turbulence promotes more complete mud removal from the
annulus and a better overall cementing job. Applications
High-density and/or low fluid loss
BJ CD-31 Additive Typical Properties
slurries
Typical temperature range up to 450°F (232°C) BHCT Benefits
Typical slurry density range 15 to 22 ppg (1797 to 2636 kg/m3) Improves flow properties and reduces
Typical concentration range 0.1 to 2% BWOC ECDs
Facilitates mixing of high-density,
reduced-water slurries
Features
BJ CD-31L Additive Typical Properties Reduces mixing and final slurry
Appearance Brown liquid viscosity
Typical temperature range up to 450°F (232°C) BHCT Reduces horsepower and pressure
Typical slurry density range 15 to 22 ppg (1797 to 2636 kg/m3) requirements
Improves annular displacement,
reducing cement contamination
Improves the performance of fluid loss
additives and retarders
Note: BJ CD-31/BJ CD-31L additives are incompatible with products containing Improves bonding to the formation
polyvinyl alcohol such as BJ BA-9L, BJ BA-10, BJ BA-11, BJ BA-56 and BJ BA-56HT and pipe
bonding agents. 1 gal of BJ CD-31L additive is equivalent to 3.22 lb of BJ CD-31
cement additive. ASTM and pozzolan cements
Care should be taken when designing cement slurries with dispersants— excessive
amounts can cause solids to settle. Consult your Baker Hughes representative for
assistance in proper design techniques.
Safety Precautions
References
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Product Overview
The BJ CD-32 and BJ CD-32L cement additives are patented, free-flowing, water-
soluble polymers used in normal- to high-density, low fluid loss slurries that can
easily be pumped in turbulent flow. These additives were developed to improve
certain performance characteristics associated with conventional dispersants. Applications
High-density and/or low fluid loss
CD-32 Additive Typical Properties
slurries
Typical temperature range <40 to 400°F (<4 to 204°C) BHCT Benefits
Typical slurry density range 12.5 to 20 ppg (1498 to 2397 kg/m3) Provides turbulent flow properties,
Typical concentration range 0.2 to 1% BWOC improving mud cleanup and cement
Specific gravity 1.25 bonding
Absolute volume 0.0959 gal/lb (0.8003 L/kg) reduced-water slurries
CD-32L Additive Typical Properties Features

Appearance Dark-brown liquid Reduces mixing and final slurry
Typical temperature range <40 to 400°F (<4 to 204°C) BHCT viscosity
Typical slurry density range 12.5 to 20 ppg (1498 to 2397 kg/m3) Provides less retardation than
Typical concentration range 0.5 to 20 ghs (0.04 to 1.78 L/100 kg) conventional dispersants, resulting in
Specific gravity 1.18 earlier strength development
Absolute volume 0.1016 gal/lb (0.8479 L/kg) Inhibits viscosifying effects caused
by some fluid loss and gas control
additives
Note: 1 gal of CD-32L additive is equivalent to 3.25 lb of CD-32 additive. Care should
be taken when designing cement slurries with dispersants—excessive amounts can Improves annular displacement,
reducing cement contamination
cause solids to settle. Consult your Baker Hughes representative for assistance in
proper design techniques. Improves the performance of gas
control and fluid loss additives
Safety Precautions Improves bonding to the formation
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. and pipe
References ASTM and pozzolan cements, and
MSDS most Baker Hughes cement additives
Bray, W.S. and Mueller, D.T. 1993. Characterization of Surfactant-Enhanced
Cement Fluid Loss Additives. Paper SPE 25442 presented at the SPE Production
Operations Symposium, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 21-23 March. doi:
10.2118/25442-MS.
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Product Overview
The BJ CD-33 and BJ CD-33L cement additives are water-soluble polymers used
in normal- to high-density, low fluid loss slurries that can be easily pumped in
turbulent flow. These dispersants were developed to improve certain performance
characteristics associated with conventional additives. Applications
High-density and/or low fluid loss
CD-33 Additive Typical Properties
slurries
Appearance Reddish-brown powder
Salt and salt-saturated slurries
Benefits
Provides turbulent flow properties,
Specific gravity 1.85 improving mud cleanup and cement
Bulk density 37.5 lb/ft3 (600.0 kg/m3) bonding
Absolute volume 0.0648 gal/lb (0.5408 L/kg
reduced-water slurries
CD-33L Additive Typical Properties
Appearance Brown liquid Features
Typical temperature range 40 to 400°F (4 to 204°C) BHCT Reduces mixing and final slurry
Typical slurry density range 15 to 22 ppg (1797 to 2636 kg/m3) viscosity
Typical concentration range 3 to 30 ghs (0.27 to 2.66 L/100 kg) Provides less retardation than
Specific gravity 1.18 conventional dispersants, resulting in
Absolute volume 0.1019 gal/lb (0.8504 L/kg earlier strength development
Inhibits viscosifying effects caused
Note: 1 gal of CD-33L additive is equivalent to 3.24 lb of CD-33 additive. Care should by some fluid loss and gas control
additives
be taken when designing cement slurries with dispersants—excessive amounts can
cause solids to settle. Consult your Baker Hughes representative for assistance in Improves annular displacement,
proper design techniques. reducing cement contamination
Improves the performance of gas
Safety Precautions control and fluid loss additives
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. Improves bonding to the formation
and pipe
References Compatible with virtually all API,
MSDS ASTM and pozzolan cements, and
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Product Overview
BJ CSE/BJ CSE-2 Compressive Strength

Enhancers
The BJ CSE and BJ CSE-2 compressive strength enhancers are fine siliceous materials.
These cement slurry additives are used to produce high compressive strength in low-
to high-density cement slurries and prevent annular gas migration by reducing the
cement slurries’ permeability. Applications
Technical Data slurries
BJ CSE Enhancer Typical Properties Benefits

Appearance Light-gray powder Minimizes annular gas migration
Typical temperature range up to 400°F (205°C) BHST Offers excellent free-water control and
Typical slurry density range 12 to 19 ppg (1438 to 2277 kg/m3) outstanding solids suspension
Specific gravity 2.20 Features
Bulk density 35.0 lb/ft3 (560.7 kg/m3) Increases the compressive strength to
Absolute volume 0.0545 gal/lb (0.4548 L/kg) extended cement slurries
Can be used with fluid loss additives
BJ CSE-2 Enhancer Typical Properties
Reduces the permeability of the
Appearance Light-gray powder
cement slurry to minimize matrix gas
Typical temperature range up to 400°F (205°C) BHST
intrusion
Typical concentration range 1 to 15% BWOC Improves bonding to the formation
and pipe
3 Compatible with virtually all API,
Absolute volume 0.0521 gal/lb (0.4348 L/kg) ASTM, pozzolan and lightweight
cement additives
Safety Precautions
References
MSDS
Dillenback, R.L. and Mueller, D.T. 1991. The Versatility of Silica Fume as an Oilwell
Cement Admixture. Paper SPE 21688 presented at the SPE Production Operations
Symposium, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 7-9 April. doi: 10.2118/21688-MS.
Dillenback, R.L., Orr, B.R., and Mueller, D.T. 1990. The Effect of Microsilica on the
Thermal Stability of Lightweight Cement Systems. Paper SPE 21597 presented at
the CIM/SPW International Technical Meeting, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 10-13
June. doi: 10.21182/21597-MS.
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Product Overview
BJ API Cements
All cements are manufactured in essentially the same way, from the same ingredients,
but in different proportions. The water requirement of each type of cement varies with
the fineness of grind, which varies the amount of surface area. Fast-setting cements
usually have high early strength and high surface area (fine grind); slow-setting Benefits
cements, sometimes referred to as retarded cements, have a low surface area; and Prevents interzonal communication or
common (standard) cements have a slightly higher surface area. flow to the surface
Baker Hughes uses cements that are manufactured specifically to meet the needs Features
of the oil industry, including those classified by the American Petroleum Institute’s Enhances the hydraulic seal between
(API) Committee on Standardization of Oil Well Cements. Since 1952, the API has the cement and the casing, and
established and published the set of standards that a Portland cement must meet to between the cement and formation
be considered an API monogram well cement, ensuring that the oil industry obtains Supports the weight of the casing
a product that will perform with some degree of consistency. The different classes of string
cements covered by API standards for use at downhole temperatures and pressures Portland cement is certified as an
are defined below. OSPAR PLONOR (poses little or no risk
to the environment) products
Technical Data Compatible with virtually all Baker
Class A: Intended for use from surface to 6,000 ft. Can be modified with specialty Hughes cement additives
products to meet well criteria. Normally mixed at 15.6 ppg. Available in ordinary
and moderate sulfate resistance.
Class B: Normally used from surface to 6,000 ft. Can be modified for most well
conditions. Normally mixed at 15.6 ppg. Available in moderate and high sulfate
resistance.
Class C: Normally used from surface to 6,000 ft. Is considered to give high early
strength. Normally mixed at 14.8 ppg. Available in ordinary, moderate and high
sulfate resistance.
Class G: Intended for use from surface to 8,000 ft as a basic cement. Can be
modified with specialty products to meet well criteria. Normally mixed at 15.8 ppg.
Available in moderate and high sulfate resistance.
Class H: Intended for use from surface to 8,000 ft as a basic cement. Can be
modified with specialty products to meet well criteria. Normally mixed from 15.6
to 16.4 ppg.
Slurry Properties of Neat Cements
Slurry Density Slurry

Cement class density range* Slurry Mix Water
ppg kg/m3 Yield
A C G H** % gal/sk ft3/sk ft3/sk

14.0 1678 68.9 7.76 1.04 1.52
14.2 1702 65.5 7.38 0.99 1.46
14.4 1726 62.2 7.02 0.94 1.42
14.6 1749 59.2 6.68 0.89 1.37
x 14.8 1773 56.0 6.31 0.84 1.32

15.0 1797 53.8 6.06 0.81 1.29
15.2 1821 51.3 5.78 0.77 1.25
15.4 1845 48.9 5.52 0.74 1.22
x 15.6 1869 46.0 5.18 0.69 1.17
x 15.8 1893 44.0 4.96 0.66 1.14
16.0 1917 42.6 4.80 0.64 1.12
16.2 1941 40.7 4.59 0.61 1.09
16.4 1965 38.9 4.39 0.59 1.06
x 16.5 1977 38.0 4.28 0.57 1.05
16.6 1989 37.2 4.19 0.56 1.04
16.8 2013 35.6 4.01 0.54 1.01
17.0 2037 34.0 3.84 0.51 0.99
* Cement class density range indicates normal range at which neat slurry can be mixed without excessive viscosity or free water.
** Class H is normally mixed at 38% water in deep wells and 46% water in shallow wells.
X indicates mix water for API performance testing (A=46%, C=56%, G=44% and H=38%).
Safety Precautions
References
MSDS

Product Overview
BJ EC-1/BJ EC-2 Expanding Additives
The BJ EC-1 and BJ EC-2 expanding additives are designed to eliminate shrinkage
during cement hydration. These additives provide excellent cement bonding to the
formation/casing for zonal isolation, and help eliminate the need for costly cement
squeeze jobs or workover operations. Applications
Low- and high-temperature wells
Technical Data Lightweight, standard and densified
slurries
BJ EC-1 Additive Typical Properties
Appearance White powder Benefits
Typical temperature range up to 200°F (93°C) BHCT Minimizes annular gas migration
Certified as OSPAR PLONOR (poses
products
Absolute volume 0.0461 gal/lb (0.3847 L/kg) Features
Enhances the hydraulic seal between
BJ EC-2 Additive Typical Properties the cement and casing/wellbore
Slurry expands as it sets, significantly
Typical temperature range 200°F (93°C) and above BHCT
improving cement bonding to the
Typical slurry density range 12 to 20 ppg (1438 to 2397 kg/m3) formation and pipe
Effective in a wide range of slurry
densities
Safety Precautions cement additives
References
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Product Overview
BJ FL-52/BJ FL-52L Fluid Loss Additives
The BJ FL-52 and FL-52L fluid loss additives are water-soluble, high-molecular-weight
additives used in medium- to low-density slurries with predictable performance. Each
batch of fluid loss additive is individually tested for compliance with strict quality
control specifications, which produces cement systems with outstanding repeatability Applications
under various cementing conditions. Primary and remedial cementing
operations
Technical Data Fresh and saline mix waters
BJ FL-52 Additive Typical Properties Benefits

Appearance White powder Highly versatile; provides good fluid
Typical temperature range up to 300°F (149°C) BHCT loss control in medium- and low-
Typical slurry density range 12 to 20 ppg (1498 to 2397 kg/m3) density cement systems
Typical concentration range 0.3 to 3% BWOC BJ FL-52 additive is certified as an
Specific gravity 1.40 OSPAR PLONOR (poses little or no risk
Bulk density 31.0 lb/ft3 (496.6 kg/m3) to the environment) product
Absolute volume 0.0856 gal/lb (0.7144 L/kg) Offers excellent free-water control and
BJ FL-52L Additive Typical Properties
Appearance Amber liquid
Features
Typical temperature range up to 300°F (149°C) BHCT
Has high purity and optimized
molecular weight distribution
Typical concentration range 10 to 150 ghs (0.89 to 13.32 L/100 kg) Minimizes formation damage in
Specific gravity 1.35 sensitive zones
and repeatable results
Note: 1 gal of BJ FL-52L additive is equivalent to 2.15 lb of BJ FL-52 fluid loss additive.
Has uniform set cement density and
strength properties from top to bottom
Typical BJ FL-52 /BJ FL-52L Additives Performance Tolerant of commonly used oilfield
Class G cement 35:65:6 mixed at 12.7 lb/gal (1522 kg/m³) salts, including seawater, KCI and NaCI
450 Compatible with virtually all API,
400 ASTM, pozzolan and lightweight
350 cements, and most Baker Hughes
Fluid Loss, cc's/30 minutes
300 cement additives

250
200
150
100
50
0
100 (37.8) 140 (60) 180 (82.2) 220 (104.4) 260 (126.7)
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Product Overview
BJ FL-63 Fluid Loss Additive
The BJ FL-63 fluid loss additive is designed for a broad range of well conditions,
although it is primarily used where high temperatures and/or high pressures are
encountered. This agent provides superior fluid loss control without adversely affecting
thickening time or early compressive strength development, and allows a minimal Applications
increase in viscosity. Primary and remedial cementing
operations
Each batch of fluid loss additive is individually tested for compliance with strict quality High-pressure/high-temperature wells
control specifications, which produces cement systems with outstanding repeatability Slimhole and coiled tubing operations
under various cementing conditions.
Technical Data Benefits

Typical Properties
Appearance Black solid powder
3
strength while providing excellent fluid
Typical slurry density range 15 to 20 ppg (1797 to 2397 kg/m )
loss control
Specific gravity 1.25 Features
3
Highly effective where fluid loss is
Absolute volume 0.0959 gal/lb (0.8003L/kg) required in high-viscosity cement
slurries
Note: Tolerant up to 2% CaCl2 and is compatible with salt-saturated slurries. Essentially nonretarding; reduces WOC
time, resulting in lower drilling costs
Typical BJ FL-63 Additive Performance

Minimizes formation damage in
100
sensitive zones
90 Does not affect thickening time or
80 compressive strength development
Fluid Loss, cc's/30 minutes
70
Tolerant of commonly used oilfield
60
salts, including seawater, CaCl2, KCl
50
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40
30
20
10
cement additives
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80 (26.7) 120 (48.9) 160 (71.1) 200 (93.3) 240 (115.6) 280 (137.8)
Temperature BHCT ºF (ºC)
0.5% 0.9% 1.2%

Safety Precautions
References
MSDS

Product Overview
BJ FL-66/BJ FL-66L Fluid Loss Additives
The BJ FL-66 and BJ FL-66L fluid loss additives are designed for a broad range of well
conditions, although they are primarily used where high temperatures and/or high
pressures are encountered. These agents provide superior fluid loss control without
adversely affecting thickening time or early compressive strength development, and Applications
allow a minimal increase in viscosity. Primary and remedial cementing
operations
Each batch of fluid loss additive is individually tested for compliance with strict quality High-pressure/high-temperature wells
control specifications, which produces cement systems with outstanding repeatability Slimhole and coiled tubing operations
under various cementing conditions.

FL-66 Additive Typical Properties
Typical temperature range 60 to 350°F (16 to 177°C) BHCT Develops good early compressive
Typical slurry density range 13.5 to 16.2 ppg (1618 to 1941 kg/m ) 3 strength while providing excellent fluid
loss control
Specific gravity 1.47 Minimizes formation damage in
Bulk density 3
19.0 lb/ft (304.4 kg/m ) 3 sensitive zones
Features
Highly effective where fluid loss is
FL-66L Additive Typical Properties required in high-viscosity cement
Appearance Dark, slightly viscous liquid slurries
Essentially nonretarding; reduces WOC
Typical slurry density range 13.5 to 16.2 ppg (1618 to 1941 kg/m3) time, resulting in lower drilling costs
Typical concentration range 12.5 to 125 ghs (1.11 to 11.10 L/100 kg)
Does not affect thickening time or
compressive strength development
Tolerant of commonly used oilfield
salts, including seawater, CaCl2, KCl
Note: 1 gal of FL-66L additive is equivalent to 1.5 lb of FL-66 fluid loss additive. Tolerant
and saturated NaCl
up to 2% CaCl2 and is compatible with salt-saturated slurries.
cement additives
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Product Overview
BJ FP-6L Foam Preventer
The BJ FP-6L foam preventer is a clear liquid surfactant used to decrease foaming in
cement slurries during the mixing process. FP-6L defoamer can be used in a broad
range of slurry designs and densities, and can be added directly to the mix water or
sprayed on the surface of the tub. Applications
Typical Properties Benefits

Appearance Clear liquid Reduces surface foam, thus improving
0.5 to 2 ghs (0.04 to 0.18 L/100 kg)
the accuracy of slurry measurements
Typical concentration range
or 0.25 to 1 gal/10 bbl mix water
Features
Absolute volume 0.1214 gal/lb (1.0131 L/kg) Easily mixed; can be added directly to
the mix water or sprayed on top of the
slurry
Note: Not effective with liquid latex (BJ BA-86L) or some fly-ash cements. Does not affect thickening time or
compressive strength development
Safety Precautions Compatible with virtually all API,
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. ASTM and pozzolan cements, and
most Baker Hughes cement additives
References
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Product Overview
BJ FP-7LB Foam Preventer
The BJ FP-7LB foam preventer is a white liquid silicone emulsion used to reduce the
foaming tendencies of cements during mixing. It is highly effective at minimizing air
entrapment and preventing foaming tendencies of cement slurries, including latex
systems. Typically, this foam preventer is added directly to the mix water or sprayed on Applications
the surface of the tub. Primary and remedial cementing
operations
Technical Data Benefits
Typical Properties
Prevents excessive air entrapment and
surface foam development during the
Appearance Clear liquid
mixing of the slurry, thus maintaining
Typical concentration range 0.2 to 1 gal/10 bbl of mix water
good mixing pressure and accurate
Specific gravity 1.00 slurry density control
Features
Note: When storing this additive, temperatures above 150°F (65°C) or below 32°F Easily mixed; can be added directly to
the mixing water or sprayed on the top
(0°C) can cause the emulsion to break.
of the slurry
Safety Precautions Does not affect thickening time or

Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. compressive strength development
Compatible with virtually all API, ASTM
References and pozzolan cements, and most
MSDS Baker Hughes cement additives
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Product Overview
BJ FP-12L Foam Preventer
The BJ FP-12L foam preventer is a liquid silicone emulsion that minimizes air
entrapment and prevents foaming tendencies of cement slurries, including latex
systems, during the mixing process. Typically, this foam preventer is added directly to
the mix water or sprayed on the surface of the tub. Applications

Appearance White liquid Prevents excessive air entrapment
0.5 to 2 ghs (0.04 to 0.18 L/100 kg) and surface foam development while
Typical concentration range
or 0.25 to 1 gal/10 bbl mix water mixing the slurry, thus stabilizing the
Specific gravity 0.97 mixing pressure
Features
Note: Caution is advised when storing this additive since temperatures above 150°F Easily mixed; can be added directly to
(65°C) or below 32°F (0°C) can cause the emulsion to break. the mix water or sprayed on top of the
slurry
Safety Precautions Does not affect thickening time or
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. compressive strength development
References ASTM and pozzolan cements, and
MSDS most Baker Hughes cement additives
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Product Overview
BJ Hematite Weighting Material
Baker Hughes uses hematite weighting material in cement slurries to increase density.
Available in various grinds from fine to course, BJ normally uses the coarser grind to
minimize water requirements and increase mixability of the cement slurry.
Applications
Technical Data Primary and remedial cementing
operations
Typical Properties High-density slurries
Appearance Reddish-brown or gray powder
Typical temperature range 80 to 600°F (27 to 316°C) BHCT Benefits
Typical slurry density range 17 to 23 ppg (2037 to 2756 kg/m ) 3 Minimizes well control risks in
Typical concentration range 10 to 100% BWOC formations requiring high-density
Specific gravity 5.02 slurries
3
Available in a variety of grinds for use
Absolute volume 0.0239 gal/lb (0.1995 L/kg) in a wide range of applications
Features
Safety Precautions Used to increase cement slurries to
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. reach densities as high as 23 ppg
(2756 kg/m³)
References
Does not adversely affect cement
MSDS thickening time
Compatible with virtually all API
and ASTM cements, and most
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Product Overview
BJ LW-6 Density Modifier
The BJ LW-6 density modifier is an ultralow-density ceramic bead used to design

cement slurries, such as BJ LiteSet™ system, to cover weak formations where low
hydrostatic pressures and high early compressive strengths are required. It was
developed especially for primary cementing applications in wells not exceeding 2,000 Applications
psi (13.8 MPa) hydrostatic pressure, but can be used at higher pressures in slurry Primary cementing operations
designs that compensate for losses due to crush. Weak formations requiring high
early compressive strength with low
Technical Data hydrostatic pressure
Lightweight slurriess
Typical Properties
Appearance Gray powder Benefits
Typical temperature range No limitations Ultralow-density slurries can be
Typical slurry density range 8.5 to 14 ppg (1018 to 1677 kg/m3) designed to prevent cement fallback
Typical concentration range 10 to 140% BWOC and lost circulation
Specific gravity range 0.78 to 0.86* Does not require additional mixing
Bulk density 3
25.0 lb/ft (400.5 kg/m ) 3 equipment
Features
* Specific gravity must be verified prior to testing.
cement volume
Note: Due to material properties, downhole slurry density may be greater than the
surface slurry density. These differences should be accounted for when designing and Compressive strengths are
considerably higher than
testing slurries.
conventionally extended slurries
Safety Precautions Compatible with virtually all API,
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. ASTM, pozzolan and lightweight
cement additives
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Product Overview
BJ LW-7 Density Modifier
The BJ LW-7 density modifiers are ultralow-density glass beads available in various
crush ratings. They are used to design BJ LiteSet™ system cement slurries that can be
mixed with minimal water increases. This modifier was developed for use across weak
formations where low hydrostatic pressures and high early compressive strengths are Applications
required. The modifiers were developed especially for primary cementing applications Primary cementing operations
in wells not exceeding 18,000 psi (124.1 MPa) hydrostatic pressure, but can be used at Weak formations requiring high
higher pressures in slurry designs that compensate for losses due to crush. early compressive strength with low
hydrostatic pressure
Technical Data Ultra-lightweight slurries

Appearance White Powder Certified as an OSPAR PLONOR (poses
Typical temperature range 40 to 400°F (4 to 204°C) BHCT little or no risk to the environment)
Typical slurry density range 7.5 to 14 ppg (900 to 1700 kg/m3) product
Typical concentration range 10 to 100% BWOC Does not require additional mixing
equipment
Note: BJ LW-7 modifier contains excess boron and should not be used with additives or
Features
slurries containing BJ BA-10 or BJ BA-11 bonding agents.
cement volume
Due to material properties, downhole slurry density may be greater than the surface
slurry density. These differences should be accounted for when designing and Requires less material and water than
ceramic spheres to achieve similar
testing slurries.
densities
Compressive strengths are
LW-7 Density Modifier considerably higher than
Pressure Rating Bulk Density Absolute Volume conventionally extended slurries
Specific
Gravity psi MPa lb/ft 3
kg/m 3
gal/lb L/kg Ultralow-density slurries can be
LW-7-2 0.32 2,000 13.8 15.0 240.3 0.324 2.705 designed to prevent cement fallback
LW-7-4 0.38 4,000 27.6 15.0 240.3 0.316 2.633
and lost circulation
LW-7-6 0.46 6,000 41.4 18.1 289.8 0.261 2.176 Compatible with virtually all API,
LW-7-10 0.60 10,000 68.9 18.0 288.3 0.200 1.667
LW-7-18 0.60 18,000 124.1 18.0 288.3 0.200 1.667
cement additives
Product Overview
BJ MPA-1/BJ MPA-1L Multipurpose

Cement Additives
The BJ MPA-1 and BJ MPA-1L multipurpose cement additives are highly reactive
pozzolanic agents that enhance multiple cement properties. They can be used in
lightweight, normal and heavyweight cement designs to reduce permeability and
enhance mechanical strength development. Applications
Deepwater cementing operations
Technical Data
Low-temperature wells
MPA-1 Additive Typical Properties
Appearance Fine white powder Benefits
Typical temperature range 32 to 200°F (0 to 93°C) BHCT Reduces cement permeability and
Typical slurry density range 12 to 18 ppg (1438 to 2157 kg/m³) enhances mechanical strength
Typical concentration range 1 to 30% BWOC development
Specific gravity 2.60 Certified as an OSPAR PLONOR (poses
Bulk density 35.0 lb/ft³ (560.7 kg/m³) little or no risk to the environment)
Absolute volume 0.0461 gal/lb (0.3847 L/kg) product
Features
MPA-1L Additive Typical Properties
Accelerates the bonding phase for the
Appearance Creamy white liquid cement matrix when added to Portland
Typical temperature range 32 to 200°F (0 to 93°C) BHCT cement
Typical slurry density range 12 to 18 ppg (1438 to 2157 kg/m³)
Limits alkali-silica production, which
improves sulfate resistance
strength
Improves flexural and tensile strength
Safety Precautions of cement
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. Shortens cement system transition
time
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BJ MPA-3 Multipurpose Cement Additive
The patented BJ MPA-3 multipurpose cement additive enhances various cement

properties. It can be used in lightweight, normal and heavyweight cement designs to
reduce permeability and enhance mechanical strength development.
Applications
Technical Data Primary cementing operations
Geothermal and steam injection wells
Typical Properties
Appearance White powder Benefits
Typical temperature range 32 to 400°F (0 to 204°C) BHCT Accelerates the bonding phase for the
Typical slurry density range 12 to 22 ppg (1498 to 2636 kg/m3) cement matrix
Typical concentration range 10 to 100% BWOC Improves ductility of set cement
Limits alkali-silica production, which
improves sulfate resistance
strength
Safety Precautions
Improves tensile strength of cement
Features
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Overview
BJ Services NE-118 Nonemulsifier

Minimize risks and improve fluid recovery
The BJ Services NE-118 nonemulsifier is a nonionic surfactant system designed to

prevent the emulsification of reservoir fluids by the treating fluids. It is an economical
and versatile product that provides good water-wetting properties and interfacial
tension reduction for use in virtually all types of well stimulation. This product is Applications
applicable in varying strengths of acid- and water-based stimulation fluids, and can be Oil well stimulation and remediation
used in either sandstone or carbonate formations. This liquid concentrate can be used
Features and Benefits
in batch or continuous mix.
Water-wets formation and
silicate fines
Technical Data – Minimizes risks of forming
Typical Properties stable emulsions that require
remediation treatments
Appearance Clear, yellow liquid
– Improves conductivity
Specific gravity range 0.8 to 1.0
Pour point N.A.
Reduces surface and interfacial tension
– Contributes to faster,
Solubility Dispersible in water
more complete recovery
of treatment fluids
Safety Precautions Compatible with common mix waters,
Refer to the material safety data sheet for handling, transport, and environmental acid corrosion inhibitors, friction
information and first aid. reducers, stimulation additives and
acidizing fluids.
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and wax deposits from mineral surfaces in the reservoir. In addition,
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Product Overview
BJ R-21/BJ R-21L Cement Retarders
The BJ R-21 and BJ R-21L lignosulfonate, low- to moderate- temperature cement

retarders are used to control the thickening times of cement slurries and provide
predictable retardation in most slurry designs.
Applications
Technical Data Primary and remedial cementing
operations
R-21 Retarder Typical Properties Low- to moderate-temperature wells
Appearance Dark-brown powder
Typical temperature range up to 270°F (132°C) BHCT Benefits
Typical slurry density range 12 to 23 ppg (1438 to 2756 kg/m ) 3
Allow onsite adjustment of dosages
Typical concentration range 0.1 to 2% BWOC depending on actual well conditions
Specific gravity 1.36 Provides predictable thickening times
Bulk density 30.0 lb/ft3 (480.6 kg/m3) in extended and thixotropic cements
Features
R-21L Retarder Typical Properties Lower mixing viscosities help maintain
a uniform slurry density during
Appearance Dark-brown liquid
placement
Typical temperature range up to 270°F (132°C) BHCT
Typical slurry density range 12 to 23 ppg (1438 to 2756 kg/m3) Minimal effect on early compressive
strength development
Specific gravity 1.16 Normally dry-blended, but disperses
Absolute volume 0.1034 gal/lb (0.8629 L/kg) easily in the cement slurry mix water
Safety Precautions ASTM, pozzolan and lightweight
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. cements, and most Baker Hughes
cement additives
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Product Overview
BJ R-8/BJ R-8L Cement Retarders
The BJ R-8 and BJ R-8L cement retarders are used as moderate- to high-temperature
retarders to control and extend slurry thickening times. These highly versatile retarders
thin the slurry during mixing and allow the cement to develop excellent compressive
strength at BHST in virtually all cementing applications. Applications
Moderate- to high-temperature wells
R-8 Retarder Typical Properties
Appearance Dark-brown powder Benefits
Typical temperature range 200 to 375°F (93 to 191°C) BHCT Provides predictable thickening times
Typical slurry density range 12 to 23 ppg (1438 to 2756 kg/m ) 3 with small concentration changes
Typical concentration range 0.1 to 2.5% BWOC Allow onsite adjustment of dosages
Specific gravity 1.20 depending on actual well conditions
Absolute volume 0.0999 gal/lb (0.8337 L/kg) Features
R-8L retarder is certified as an OSPAR
PLONOR (poses little or no risk to the
R-8L Retarder Typical Properties
environment) product
Appearance Dark-brown liquid
Lower mixing viscosities help maintain
a uniform slurry density during
placement
Specific gravity 1.22 Minimal effect on early compressive
strength development
Safety Precautions ASTM, pozzolan and lightweight
cement additives
References
MSDS
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BJ SR-34L Cement Retarder
The BJ SR-34L cement retarder is used to control the thickening time of cement
slurries in high-temperature environments. Depending on additive concentrations
and cement quality, this temperature range can be extended. SR-34L retarders are
based on synthetic chemistry that demonstrates a linear response of thickening time Applications
versus dosage. Primary cementing operations
High-temperature wells
Technical Data
Typical Properties
Benefits
Appearance Amber liquid
Allows onsite adjustment of dosages
depending on actual well conditions
Typical concentration range 1 to 100 ghs (0.09 to 8.88 L/100 kg) Features
Specific gravity 1.10 Improves predictability of thickening
Absolute volume 0.1090 gal/lb (0.9096 L/kg)) times in high-temperature applications
Minimal effect on early compressive
Safety Precautions strength development
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. Disperses easily in the cement slurry
mix water
References
Does not adversely affect fluid loss
MSDS additive performance
cement additives
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Product Overview
S-8 Silica Flour/BJ S-8C 100-Mesh Sand

Cement Additives
Baker Hughes uses S-8 silica flour and S-8C 100-mesh sand cement additives to provide
strength retrogression protection at temperatures above 230°F (100°C). Both additives
have a silica content (SiO2) of 98% or greater. The particle size and crystalline nature
of the silica prevents strength retrogression in cement at high temperatures. Both Applications
additives are commonly dry-blended with cement. Primary and remedial cementing
operations
Technical Data High-temperature wells
S-8 Silica Flour Typical Properties Benefits

Appearance White powder Extends mechanical integrity of the
Typical temperature range 230 to 600°F (110 to 316°C) BHST cement over the life of the well
Features
Provides higher initial compressive
strength
Certified as OSPAR PLONOR (poses
Particle size less than 200 mesh
products
S-8C 100-Mesh Sand Typical Properties Prevents cement strength

Appearance Off-white sand
retrogression, that would otherwise
lead to severe well integrity problems
Typical temperature range 230 to 600°F (110 to 316°C) BHST
Typical slurry density range 12 to 22 ppg (1438 to 2636 kg/m3) Compatible with virtually all API,
Typical concentration range 20 to 50% BWOC ASTM, pozzolan and lightweight
cement additives
Particle size 100 to 140 mesh
Safety Precautions
References
MSDS
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BJ Spacer Surfactants
The BJ spacer surfactants are used in cement spacer systems to prevent mud
incompatibility and improve bonding between the formation and the pipe. These
surfactants provide strong water-wetting and water-solubilizing characteristics to
eliminate emulsion block challenges and improve the relative permeability to oil. Applications
Temporary zonal isolation
MCS-D Surfactant Typical Properties
Specific gravity 1.25 Benefits
Bulk density 35.0 lb/ft3 (560.6 kg/m3) Water-wetting properties improve
Absolute volume 0.0959 gal/lb (0.8003 L/kg) bonding to the formation and pipe
Note: Can be used in water when an unweighted spacer is required or in a weighted Features
MCS-4 spacer system. Effective in a wide range of well
temperatures, from 75 to 400°F (24 to
204°C) BHCT
Paravan™ 27 Multipurpose Solvent Typical Properties
Specific gravity 0.86 Can be used in weighted and
unweighted spacers
Compatible with virtually all drilling
Note: Effectively dissolves and disperses oil-based or synthetic drilling muds. fluids, completion fluids and cement
slurries
SS-2 Wetting Agent Typical Properties
Note: Can be used in water when an unweighted spacer is required or in any of Baker
Hughes weighted spacer systems. Although a strong water-wetter this material also
helps emulsify oil-in-water or water-in-oil emulsions.
US-2 Solvent Typical Properties

Note: Effectively dissolves and disperses oil-based or synthetic drilling muds.
US-40 Solvent Typical Properties

Note: Effectively dissolves and disperses oil-based or synthetic drilling muds.

Product Overview
BJ MCS-A Spacer Surfactant
The BJ MCS-A spacer surfactant is used in cement spacer systems to prevent mud
incompatibility and improve bonding between the formation and the pipe. This
surfactant provides strong water-wetting and water-solubilizing characteristics to
eliminate emulsion block challenges and improve the relative permeability to oil. Applications
Typical Properties
Benefits
Appearance Clear to light straw colored liquid
Water-wetting properties improve
bonding to the formation and pipe
Features
Can be used in unweighted or
Safety Precautions weighted spacers 8.5 to 20 ppg
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. (1019 to 2397 kg/m3)
Effective in a wide range of well
References temperature, from 75 to 400°F
MSDS (24 to 204°C) BHCT
Cementing engineering support manual Compatible with virtually all API,
cement additives
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Product Overview
BJ W-10/BJ W-10A Weighting Materials
The BJ W-10 and BJ W-10A weighting materials provide a superior alternative to

hematite for weighting cement slurries used in high-pressure wells. These unique
materials’ fine particle size greatly improves suspending properties and maintains
a uniformed slurry density for improved well control. W-10A is the free-flowing form Applications
of W-10, which is easier to handle, has lower dust emissions and redisperses with Primary cementing operations
lower shear. High-density slurries

Increases cement slurry density to
Typical Properties maximize well control in high-pressure
Appearance Deep-red powder wells
Typical temperature range 80 to 600°F (27 to 316°C) BHCT Certified as an OSPAR PLONOR (poses
Typical slurry density range 17 to 23 ppg (2037 to 2756 kg/m³) little or no risk to the environment)
Typical concentration range 10 to 100% BWOC product
Features
Can be added directly to the mix water
without severe settling of the material
Particle size 5 microns
Improves uniformity in dry blends
Note: Avoid contact with HCl and HF acids. Develops higher compressive strength
than slurries weighted to the same
density with hematite
Safety Precautions
Refer to the material safety data sheet for information and first aid. Provides stable rheology values due to
better suspending properties
References Compatible with virtually all API
MSDS and ASTM cements, and most
Cementing engineering support manual Baker Hughes cement additives
Johnston, N.C. and Senese, M. 1992. New Approach to High Density Cement
Slurries for Cementing High-Pressure/High-Temperature Wells. Paper SPE 16011
presented at the European Petroleum Conference, Cannes, France, 16-18
November. doi: 10.20118/24976-MS.
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A-7/A-7L Calcium Chloride Cement Additives

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A-9 Potassium Chloride (KCl)

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ASA-301/ASA-301L Cement Additives

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BJ BA-10A/BJ BA-10AL Bonding Agents

BJ BA-11 Bonding Agent

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BJ BA-56 Bonding Agent

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Hydrostatic Pressure Pore Pressure Filtrate Gas Temperature

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BJ BA-58/BJ BA-58L Bonding Agents

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BJ BA-86L Bonding Agent

The patented BJ BA-86L bonding agent is a styrene-butadiene latex cement

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BJ Bentonite Cement Extender

The BJ bentonite cement extender is a nonbeneficiated, cement-grade clay material,

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BJ CD-31/BJ CD-31L Cement Additives

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BJ CD-32/BJ CD-32L Cement Additives

CD-32L Additive Typical Properties Features

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BJ CD-33/BJ CD-33L Cement Additives

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BJ CSE/BJ CSE-2 Compressive Strength

BJ CSE Enhancer Typical Properties Beneﬁts

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Slurry Density Slurry

A C G H** % gal/sk ft3/sk ft3/sk

x 14.8 1773 56.0 6.31 0.84 1.32

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BJ EC-1/BJ EC-2 Expanding Additives

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BJ FL-52/BJ FL-52L Fluid Loss Additives

BJ FL-52 Additive Typical Properties Beneﬁts

300 cement additives

Temperature BHCT ºF (ºC)

0.5% 0.7% 0.9% 1.1% 1.3%

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BJ FL-63 Fluid Loss Additive

Technical Data Benefits

Typical BJ FL-63 Additive Performance

Temperature BHCT ºF (ºC)

0.5% 0.9% 1.2%

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BJ FL-66/BJ FL-66L Fluid Loss Additives

Technical Data Benefits

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BJ FP-6L Foam Preventer

Typical Properties Benefits

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BJ FP-7LB Foam Preventer

Safety Precautions Does not affect thickening time or

S-8C 100-Mesh Sand Typical Properties Prevents cement strength