The stimulation of shale reservoirs by hydraulic fracturing uses large quantities of water to make up the frac fluids. The water composition used in the frac package can vary from freshwater, to produced water, or a combination of both depending on availability or local regulations.
The deposition of inorganic scales including sulphate and carbonates can reduce conductivity, damage the reservoir and ultimately impact hydrocarbon recovery, diminishing the return on investment for the frac job.
Designed to extend the life of your well
Kemira KemGuard® scale inhibitors are designed to prevent scale deposition in hydraulically fractured wells, thereby minimizing production risk and extending well operating life. Our polyacrylate and sulphonated co-polymer chemistries are specifically designed to control common oilfield scales such as carbonates and sulphate and are compatible with our KemFlow friction reducers.
Our R&D and applications experts are supporting customers with a tailored scale inhibitor selection based on their unique field conditions and brine composition. We ensure our products provide effective scale control and are compatible with your frac fluids.
Our chemical solutions ensure continued flow and extend the lifetime of your well.
Graph showing the dynamic evaluation of KemGuard SI
KemGuard 5040LS | Polyacrylate | Carbonate scale control | Cost competitive product for the stimulation market Prevent scale deposition across a range of conditions extending the lifetime of the well Compatible with KemFlow friction reducers |
KemGuard 2720 | Sulphonated co-polymer | Sulphate scale control | |
KemGuard 5264 | Sulphonated co-polymer | Mixed scales & silicates |
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