Regain Conductivity
A Rapid Regain Alternative
Reducing cost and time while increasing run-to-run repeatability would be a step change in how friction reducers are evaluated and potentially revolutionize the formation damage measurement industry.
Case Studies
Select Chemistry
Select Chemistry, a chemical and logistics solutions provider in the United States, has a unique understanding of the specialized needs of its clients. The company offers a wide range of products for well completion and stimulation, with targeted research and expertise to ensure the best product reaches the market. Part of the evaluation that goes into launching a new product – or optimizing an existing one – is to quantify and mitigate friction reducer damage.
Ovintiv
Ovintiv is a leading North American energy producer, keen on driving innovation within industry. Quantifying friction reducer performance is a necessary part of Ovintiv’s workflow, playing an essential role in reducing formation damage and optimizing flowback. Ovintiv and Interface together recognized an opportunity to address the technical challenges, such as high variability, and inefficiencies associated with proppant pack testing using Interface’s microfluidic technology.
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Regain Conductivity
Selecting a suitable fracturing fluid system is critical to your treatment’s success and plays an essential role in reducing formation damage. Interface’s Regain Conductivity screening optimizes friction reducer performance by quantifying FR damage and evaluating fluid compatibility to minimize operational cost and risk.
The result is eight times faster and 50% less expensive, with more repeatable data to mitigate reservoir damage caused by friction reducer in your fracking operation.
Focus on Your Science, Not the Technology
Use our SapphireLab system to answer fluid questions in the energy, carbon storage, and mineral industries. Our microfluidic system, capable of high pressure and temperature, helps explain fluid behavior and enables our clients to make critical business decisions.