Flowback to the Future: Optimizing Frac Chemistry Amid Uncertain Produced Water Chemistry
Introduction From 2000 to 2014, the volume of water typically used for fracing an oil well in the United States increased from 177,000 gallons
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Introduction From 2000 to 2014, the volume of water typically used for fracing an oil well in the United States increased from 177,000 gallons
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1992: When I was three years old, I moved to Houston Texas where my dad was specializing in microsurgery at MD Anderson Cancer Center.
Interface Fluidics use of imaging sets us apart from other reservoir-fluid testing companies. This arsenal of physical and digital systems opens a window to
When Interface Fluidics started working on SapphireLab, we knew it wasn’t going to be an easy road. From mobilizing our portable lab units to
Almost 20 years after the advent of fracking, produced water management remains a challenge costing oil and gas tens of billions of dollars per
Your fluids matter. We expose fluid behaviour, quantify effectiveness, demystify mechanisms and increase both economic and environmental performance of reservoirs. Shine a light on your fluid dynamics. We’ll bring precision to your fluid injection decisions and savings and sustainability to your operations.
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