DIVERTAPROP composite ceramic diversion media forms dissolvable polymer matrix that isolates opened perforations, diverting fracturing fluids to non-stimulated perforation clusters, creating new fractures and ensuring more uniform stimulation coverage. The technology effectively increases contact area in the reservoir and deposits conductive ceramic particles in the fracture after the polymer has dissolved resulting in increased conductivity and EUR.
Assures vital near-wellbore connectivity
DIVERTAPROP media creates a temporary physical barrier when it lodges in the opened perforations and seals as the polymer matrix hydrates, softens and accumulates forming a mass. When the polymer matrix begins to dissolve, the inherent ceramic grains push through viscous gel and bridge against the proppant in the fracture ensuring near-wellbore connectivity after complete polymer dissolution. The diverting media is stable in ambient temperature water and dissolves at elevated temperature (>120°F).
