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Meaning of "scleroglucan"
Scleroglucan is an adjective used to describe something related to a type of polysaccharide produced by certain fungi
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- A polysaccharide formed by the fungus Athelia rolfsii and chemically analogous to schizophyllan.
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scleroglucan
Scleroglucan gel applied to the oil industry.
It can be for example scleroglucan or xanthan.
Aqueous scleroglucan compositions behave as a threshold fluid.
Some properties of scleroglucan are known.
The scleroglucan concentration depends on the desired viscosity.
The fibrous and crosslinked scleroglucan mycelium is of macroscopic size.
Scleroglucan based drilling mud.
Compatibility of scleroglucan with cement slurries.
Bituminous binder emulsion with a viscosity controlled by addition of scleroglucan.
Among them scleroglucan is the preferred one.
Concentrated liquid solutions of scleroglucan.
Xanthan gums and scleroglucan gums are preferably used.
The test is reproduced with different ratios of scleroglucan to surfactant.
Introduction of scleroglucan into such a solution results in gel formation.
Rheological behaviour of scleroglucan.
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Compatibility of scleroglucan with electrolytes.
Process for improving the dispersibility and filterability of scleroglucan powders.
A xanthan or scleroglucan powder is collected at the end of these operations.
The method is said to be especially useful for the purification of scleroglucan.
Use of scleroglucan as high temperature additive for cement slurries.
The cementation spacer is prepared by mixing scleroglucan and water at room temperature with stirring.
Scleroglucan thus provides the cementation spacers with an excellent suspending power.
The lubricating power of a scleroglucan mud and a xanthan mud is compared.
The behavior of reactive clay tablets was compared with a worksite mud and a mud containing scleroglucan.
Dispersibility of scleroglucan powders to which surfactants have been added by incorporation in the coagulum.
The table below gives the gel values for the mud containing scleroglucan at various times.
It is thus shown that scleroglucan retains its suspending power with temperature.
The alcohols used to modify the scleroglucan are,.
The lower heating of the scleroglucan mud compared to the xanthan mud is noticeable.
Scleroglucan is produced by filamentous fungi of the genera Sclerotium.
Compatibility of scleroglucan and surface-active agents.
Scleroglucan gels were produced with Zircomplex PA.
Even more preferentially, scleroglucan gums are used.
Two purified scleroglucan polymers were still more stable with little viscosity loss after a year.
More preferentially, xanthan and scleroglucan gums are used.
The results obtained for scleroglucan are thus also completely applicable in the case of schizophyllan.
A process according to claim 1, wherein the nonionic polysaccharide is scleroglucan.
The latter would give the scleroglucan solution a blocking characteristic incompatible with injection into the reservoir.
The composition according to claim 1, wherein said polysaccharide comprises a scleroglucan.
The scleroglucan employed is manufactured by Sanofi Bio Industries from a strain of Sclerotium rolfsii.
Agarose or agar, gelatin or scleroglucan shall preferably be used.
The scleroglucan used is made by Sanofi Bio Industries starting from a Sclerotium rolfsii strain.
Biopolysaccharide gums of microbial origin, such as scleroglucan gum or xanthan gum ;.
The three types of scleroglucan are dispersed in fresh water at pH 9.
Biopolysaccharide gums of microbial origin such as scleroglucan gum and xanthan gum ;.
The three types of scleroglucan were dispersed in fresh water at pH 9.
Among the nonionic polysaccharides of the invention, the preference is given to scleroglucan.
The scleroglucan is dispersed in fresh water at pH 9.
The process of drilling wells according to claim 1, wherein said scleroglucan is unrefined.
Scleroglucan is compatible with the usual surface-active agents.
