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a short duration, small volume fracturing operations where a small amount (<100 BBLS) of KCL water is pumped until fracture initiation. At that point
the wing or frac valve is closed allowing the well’s pressure to fall-off naturally over the course of 24 to 48 hrs. (or longer).
The SPIDR® system provides a high resolution and high frequency quartz transducer to collect this fall off information at 1 second intervals over the entire
duration. Because the analysis takes the pressure data into derivative analysis, quality of the data is extremely important and can mean the difference between
providing the customer with reservoir parameters or not being able to use the file for analysis. Failure to provide quality data and analysis means that the major
expense of performing the high pressure pump is lost and the actual frac design must be guessed at rather than specific for the actual reservoir properties. A
major operator in the USA has determined, via simultaneous comparisons with downhole pressure gauges, that the SPIDR® system dual quartz crystal
gauge provides equivalent data quality to downhole pressure gauges without the RISK and at a fraction of the cost. If the fluid density is known and the
well does not go on a vacuum during the fall-off the SPIDR® system is the recommended gauge of choice.
Halliburton also has the ability to analyze the DFIT™ data set via our analysis software if the client needs a primary or backup analysis to his own.
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