The reagents in our chemical solutions and  their concentrations, as well as
treatment techniques and sequence of applications, vary depending on the
geological and reservoir data, core analysis, former well completion technique,
its performance and installed production equipment. 

       The subject application is designed to increase the filtration surface of the well and result in the uniformly distributed dilution capillaries and cavities in the formation. The volumes provide dilution of the clogging/cementing materials within a relative sphere of 10-15 ft in diameter at the bottom hole. 
      
Multiple Acid Reagents are used for Sequential Reactions in vertical wells and Cycled Sequential Reactions in horizontal wells.
Considerations Controlled Parameters
  • A set of chemicals
  • Concentrations in compositions
  • A set of chemical solutions
  • Reactive volumes
  • Mixing procedures
  • Sequence of applications
  • Preceding Conditions 
  • Pumping Rate/Pressure
  • Back pressure drop over time of reactions
  • Volumes of slurry, mud and emulsions lifted up in the daylight
  • Content of clay and  aleurolitic sand 
  • Acidity of the resulted liquids 

The effective water screening technique is applied before or after stimulation, if necessary.



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Multiple Acid Reagents are designed for the subject formation and selectively target the cementing materials providing the optimal dilution profile. The Proprietary Powder becomes a key component to facilitate the intensive and desirable chemical reactions.
1 - Quartz
2 - Feld-spar
3 - Calcite
4 - Dolomite
5 - Siderite
6 - Pyrite
7 - Kaolinite
8 - Illite
9 - Chlorite
10 - Smectite
11 - Swelling Clays
MAR - Multiple Acid Reagents
PP - Proprietary Powder
HF - Hydrogen Fluoride
HCl - Hydrogen Chloride