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1. Introduction Cementing is to inject cement slurry in between the annular of casing and the formation, and the cement sheath is formed after curing of cement slurry. The cement sheath has the main functions of suspending and protecting the casing, reducing and delaying the effect of formation on casing, improving the stress state of casing, and prolonging the service life of casing [1, 2]. Although Portland cement is a good material and achieves high compressive strength at low cost, its brittleness has been evidenced [3]. During the development of oil and gas wells, the cement sheath is subjected to various loads including the change of internal pressure and temperature and so on. Changes of various loads often lead to sealing failure, sustaining casing pressure, fluid channeling, and even wells scrapped [4]. The sealing ability of cement sheath is not only directly related to the effective implementation of drilling, completion, development, EOR, and other measures [5], but it also relies on the overall economic benefits of oilfield exploration and development. In order to achieve long-term integrity of the cement sheath, cement slurry should possess good construction performances, favorable mechanical properties, and sufficient flexibility [6]. Basically, the three main varieties of flexible materials used to improve the mechanical properties of oil well cement include fiber, latex, and rubber. As flexible materials, the various types of fibers are polypropylene fiber, carbon fiber, glass fiber, and asbestos fiber [3–7]. Fracture of cement stone occurs as a result of tensile stress of fiber which subsequently transfers the substrate through the adhesive force aims at limiting the expansion to fracture. Moreover, unavoidable fracture development leads to the stretching, the pulling out, or the failure of fiber as a consequence of consuming huge amount of energy which subsequently results in a brittle cementing material [8]. Additionally, the difficulty of fiber to be dispersed and its easiness to reunite in the cement slurry constitute another major drawback [9]. Latex has been widely used in oil well cement as a performance improver in the following aspects [10–13] ![]() |
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