Engineered nanofluids
Dispersions of inorganic particles below 100 nm, formulated to well conditions.
Advanced production chemistry for demanding wells
Nanofluid-based technology engineered to disperse asphaltenes and paraffins, reduce crude viscosity, and restore flow in challenging reservoirs.
Request a technical evaluationU.S. Patent No. 10,557,077 B2
What defines the technology
Dispersoil is a nanofluid technology based on dispersions of inorganic particles below 100 nm, formulated to the conditions of each well. On contact with the crude and near-wellbore formation, it acts to:
Targeted interaction
Acts on formation damage and the organic components of the crude.
Patent-backed technology
Core composition protected under U.S. Patent No. 10,557,077 B2.
Well-specific design
Formulations are matched to crude characteristics and operating conditions.
How it works
A targeted sequence designed to improve crude mobility and support production flow.
1
Disperse organics
Keep asphaltenes and paraffins suspended in the fluid.
2
Reduce viscosity
Improve crude mobility through targeted fluid interaction.
3
Restore flow
Support movement through the near-wellbore and production system.
Field-documented performance
The technology is applicable to heavy-to-light crudes (approximately 16–40° API). Field evidence is narrower: Dispersoil has been documented in field operations on medium-to-light crudes (28–40° API) in carbonate formations — the reservoir conditions of conventional Permian Basin targets in Texas, our primary focus.
28–40° API
Carbonate formations
Permian Basin focus
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