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Effect of Weighting Materials Mixture on Wall Building Properties of HighDensity Drilling Fluid
Han Cheng, Qiu Zhengsong, Xu Fabin, Wei Anchao, Liu Zhiqin
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Wall building properties of highdensity drilling fluid weighted with manganese tetroxide and traditional weighting materials(barite, iron ore powder)in different proportion were studied. Experimental results show that highdensity drilling fluid weighted with the compound of manganese tetroxide and traditional weighting materials were synthesized in the optimum proportion, the effect of small size and spherical manganese tetroxide particles filled into large size barite or iron ore particles was more obviously than one single weighting materials. When highdensity drilling fluid was weighted with manganese tetroxide with barite and iron ore respectively according to the quality ratio of 1∶4 and 2∶3, filtration and permeability of cake was lower.
2015, 35 (5): 42-44. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-6952.2015.05.010
Contribution of Knowledge to China’s Economic Growth
HAN Cheng
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In order to prove knowledge has become the most active driving force in China’s economic growth, a regression equation was used in this paper, according to TFP growth rate, based on Solow Growth Equation. By introducing the data of real GDP, labor input and capital input, all data over the period 1979-2005, the capital-output elasticity, labor-output elasticity in this test were got. Using capital-output elasticity and labor-output elasticity, then the economic contribution rate of labor, capital and knowledge were got. Through data analysis, it was determined that knowledge has a great impact on economic growth. Because China’s economic contribution rate of knowledge is far lower than the average level of developed countries, the expenditure on R&D and personnel training should be raised, while we should strive to expand space of policy innovation.
2010, 30 (3): 86-89. DOI: 10.3696/j.issn.1672-6952.2010.03.024