The Twelv Golden Rules of Chemical Treatment for High Volume Fracturing A Chemistry Perspective (PPT)

摘要

1. Fracturing at low volumes will not support the overhead for third party chemical treatment This is a shame, as it would provide the same benefits Champion has done some Squeeze on Completion~(TM) programs 2. The service companies do a good job at any chemistry that can be standardized across a formation and support varying water quality - Biocides, scale inhibitors, surfactants, and possibly very high TDS friction reducers can benefit from individual selection on a well by well program based on water source - Surfactants are most economically applied by standardizing a set for the formation, and then adding a small amount specified for the water used in addition to the surfactant supplied by the completion provider 3. The vast majority of fracs are completed without third party chemical supply - Most slick water fracs are completed without third party chemical supply - Individual selection of chemistries by each frac will cost less than a standardized approach over the life of the well > This requires a proactive management approach to well completion by both the chemical company, and the producer.