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Fisher-Stevens Product Info
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FS-16 Soap Sticks Soap Sticks made by Fisher-Stevens contain surfactant in a solid stick form and are specially formulated as brine and brine/condensate foamers and friction reducers for both salt and fresh water producing gas wells. Another application is as a pressure reducer in water disposal systems. The primary application of the Soap Sticks is to foam the water in gas wells, which are loaded up. This increases the flow rate of the well by lowering the hydrostatic head on the formation. The foaming of the water, combined with the increased flow rate, allows the well to unload the fluid, achieving a higher rate of production. The foaming action will often clean the well bore of deposits, which build up. Soap Sticks are most effective by dropping them in the well when the flow rate begins decreasing. The agitation of the gas flow through the water facilitates the foaming of the water when the stick is dropped. If a well is dead, Soap Sticks are effective when used in combination with swabbing the well. The foaming action assists in the removal of the fluid by keeping the fluid column lighter while swabbing, helping to recover more fluid on each swab run. The foaming fluid left in the well after swabbing combined with gas flow from the zone can keep the well from loading up so quickly. The soap stick will start dissolving immediately on contact with the water in the well. With agitation, the stick will completely dissolve in four to six hours. This dissolution rate will vary. Sticks will drop approximately 100 feet per minute through solid water. This will vary with the amount of gas which is passing though the fluid. The Soap Stick is soluble in water and is insoluble in oil. We recommend the use of from one to three sticks in a well in any one application. Every well is different in the way it will perform. Experiment with the number of sticks used and the time of their use to find the best combination for the individual well. Directions: Remove Soap Stick from paper tube before dropping in well. This may be done by peeling off paper tube or pushing soap stick from the tube. Condensate/Salt Water Foamer FISHER-STEVENS CONDENSATE/SALT FOAMER contain surfactant in a solid form and is specially formulated as brine and brine /condensate foamer and friction reducer for both salt water and condensate producing gas wells. The primary application of the CONDENSATE SOAP STICKS is to foam the water and condensate in gas wells which are loaded up. This increases the flow rate of the well by lowering the hydrostatic head on the formation. The foaming of the water and condensate, combined with the increased flow rate, allows the well to unload the fluid. Achieving a higher rate of production. The foaming action will often clean the well bore of deposits which build up. CONDENSATE/SALT WATER FOAMER is most effective by applying it in the well when the flow rate begins decreasing. The agitation of the gas flow through the water facilitates the foaming of the water when the product is applied. If a well is dead, CONDENSATE/SALT WATER FOMER is effective when used in combination with swabbing the well. The foaming action assists in the removal of the fluid by keeping the fluid column lighter while swabbing, helping to recover more fluid on each swab run. The foaming of the fluid left in the well after swabbing combined with gas flow from the zone can keep the well from loading up so quickly. The CONDENSATE/SALT FOAMER is soluble in water and is INSOLUBLE in oil/condensate. Water must be present to dissolve the stick. We recommend the use of from one to three sticks in a well in any one application. Every well is different in the way it will perform. Experiment with the number of sticks used and the time of their use to find the best combination for the individual well.
Downhole Acid DOWNHOLE ACID is effective in both open hole and perforated interval completions. They may be applied through the water holding tanks or by dropping them in the well directly. Applying the DOWNHOLE ACID directly to the well is the best method of application because the treatment is concentrated at the desired point. DOWNHOLE ACID is soluble in water and is insoluble in oil. The DOWNHOLE ACID will start dissolving immediately on contact with the water. With agitation, the stick will completely dissolve in four to six hours. The dissolution rate will vary with salinity, temperature, and agitation intensity. The stick will fall approximately 100’ per minute in water. This decent rate will vary if there is gas in the column. The dissolving rate may be reduced in wells with higher bottom hole temperatures (135 degrees Far.) by coating the stick with a grease. We recommend that this product not be used on cement-lined pipe or on potable water systems. We recommend the use of these sticks as follows: MAINTENANCE TREATMENT – Each well is different. We suggest applying 1 stick when the injection pressure begins increasing. The number of sticks used and their frequency of use will vary. Experiment with the number and time of application to find the best combination for your well needs. It has been observed that when using this product on injection wells, if the well is shut in for 3-6 hours after applying the sticks, the well often responds better to the treatment. We feel the reason for this is the treatment is concentrated at the formation face. APPLICATION TO PRODUCING GAS AND OIL WELLS After a well has produced for a long period of time, the perforated
interval often gets a carbonate build up on and around it. DOWNHOLE
ACID can dissolve this build up and improve the production rates.
The treatment amount is the same as for injection wells. The surfactant
also acts as a foamer on gas wells and can aid in unloading the
wells. We suggest using DOWNHOLE ACID with our SOAP STICKS, another
Fisher-Stevens Product, on gas wells when a scale treatment is desired
in conjunction with unloading produced water from the well. All Risks are assumed by the buyer, Fisher-Stevens makes no warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, including the fitness or merchantability for a particular purpose. In no case shall Fisher-Stevens or the seller be liable for the use of this product. The foregoing is a condition of sale by Fisher-Stevens and is accepted by the buyer. Precautionary Statement:Keep away from heat and open flame. Do not breathe vapors or mist. Do not get in eyes, on skin, or clothing. Keep containers closed when not in use. Wash hands thoroughly after handling. See Material Safety Data Sheet for further information. In Case of Fire: Spills and Leaks: Danger: SAFETY AND HANDLING: FOR INDUSTRIAL USE ONLY KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN STORE IN A COOL DRY PLACE |