MICROPROPPANT

IMPROVE STIMULATION EFFICIENCY, REDUCE COMPLETION COSTS & MAXIMIZE PROPPED RESERVOIR CONTACT

Extremely low settling velocity and particle sizing enables propping of microfractures deep within the complex fracture network

The unique characteristics of NANOMITE C ceramic microproppant reduces completion time, screen-out risks, and overall completion costs while improving the production contribution from all clusters and the reservoir matrix.

NANOMITE TECHNOLOGY ANIMATION

NANOMITE C particles maintain production from microfractures and flatten the decline curve. Watch to see this technology at work.

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"I believe this product can be used in any reservoir, any basin, any type of completions. I already have approval to use it in every one of my wells."

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NANOMITE vs. Competing Products

NANOMITE microproppant delivers, operational, performance, and cost benefits compared to alternative, along with minimized health concerns associated with exposure to dust. NANOMITE microproppant is easily incorporated in stimulation treatment designs. The microproppant is pumped as the fi rst proppant in a thin fl uid system at a low slurry concentration (0.10 to 0.25 lb/gal) to maximize the depth of the microproppant penetration into the fracture.

NANOMITE can be pumped dry with conventional proppant

Dry Method (preferred):	Slurry Method (optional):
Delivered same as conventional proppant (rail, truck, box, bag) Pumped using conventional fracture pumping equipment	Delivered by transport or batch-mixed on location Add slurry to blender or downstream of the frac pumps (cement unit) Slurried in gel (typical 8.0 to 8.5lbs/gal)

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NANOMITE microproppant overcomes fracture entry restrictions in the perforations and near-wellbore area through erosion of restrictions and improves near-wellbore diversion resulting in reduced surface treating pressures. Learn More