Mathematical modeling of developed composite polymer stabilizers for drilling muds

2025

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DOI 10.37878/2708-0080/2025-6.03
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Abstract

This paper examines current mathematical modeling methods used for the development and optimization of composite polymer stabilizers. A review of key challenges related to the stability of polymer materials is provided, along with a discussion of modern computational approaches, including molecular dynamics, finite element analysis, thermodynamic modeling, and machine learning. The necessity of an interdisciplinary approach integrating chemistry, materials science, and computational technologies is justified. Perspectives on the further development of modeling methods to enhance the efficiency and stability of polymer stabilizers are presented.