FUSION
With FUSION proppant pack consolidation technology you can now create a bonded, high integrity proppant pack with or without closure stress. The technology improves well productivity by forming a stable, high-permeability proppant pack that prevents proppant washout from the non-compressive annulus and near-wellbore areas. Ideal for critical applications on high rate production and injection wells, incorporating frac and pack technology for sand control.
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FUSION
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1. What is FUSION® used for?
FUSION is a proppant-delivered technology designed to enhance well productivity by integrating chemical solutions into hydraulic fracturing operations.
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2. How does FUSION improve well performance?
By delivering targeted chemical treatments with the proppant, FUSION enhances conductivity, mitigates formation damage, and optimizes hydrocarbon recovery.
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3. What challenges does FUSION address?
It helps prevent issues like scaling, fines migration, and reservoir damage, improving long-term well productivity.
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4. How does it integrate into fracturing operations?
FUSION seamlessly combines with proppant pumping, delivering chemicals precisely where needed, without requiring separate treatments.
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5. Is it compatible with all proppant types?
Yes, it works with a variety of proppants and fluid systems, ensuring operational flexibility.
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6. What benefits does it offer over traditional treatments?
It reduces operational steps by eliminating the need for post-fracturing chemical treatments, saving time and costs.
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7. Is FUSION environmentally friendly?
Yes, the technology is designed to be safe, efficient, and sustainable, minimizing environmental impact.
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8. What industries benefit most from FUSION?
It is ideal for oil and gas operations, particularly those requiring enhanced production from complex reservoirs.
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9. How does FUSION reduce operational downtime?
By integrating chemical delivery with proppant placement, it streamlines operations, minimizing delays and well intervention costs.
