Organophilic clay for Fracking fluid

Organophilic clay for Fracking fluid  ：When you use conventional organic bentonite in oil-based mud drilling fluids, do you face extreme challenges, such as the collapse of the conventional clay particle structure due to the high pressure of 108 Pa, or the loss of fluid viscosity at temperatures as high as 220 ℃, or the reduction of rheology due to the interference of the underlying ions.

It can be said that organic bentonite can solve these problems you are currently facing.

The biggest and most immediate risk of these problems is the collapse of the well wall or unplanned downtime, which can be costly. Our current CP series of organobentonite cations have an exchange capacity of greater than or equal to 95, with an extended layer spacing of 2.8nm.

We will get the organic bentonite to the ultrasonic well, the depth of the well reached 6200 meters, the temperature reached 208 ℃, but in the use of organic bentonite, pv reduced by 22%, YP retention rate of 91%.

We can through the depth of the well temperature and stratigraphy type, to recommend you the appropriate organic bentonite, the main goal is to achieve high temperature and high pressure stability, these laboratory aging test, we have a professional instrumentation can ensure that our products in the technical parameters is extremely stable.

In hydraulic fracturing, organophilic clay provides the suspension stability needed to carry proppants; the broader drilling context is available at organophilic clay for hydraulic fracturing and drilling fluids. Full chemistry and product specifications are covered on the organophilic clay rheology modifier for fracturing fluid page. Formulators can also consult organoclay for drilling fluids including fracturing applications for OBM-based formulation parallels. A closely related downhole application, organophilic clay for oil well cementing — related application, is covered in the cementing page. Field case data and mixing instructions are provided in organoclay in fracture fluids — field application data.