Baroid Lost Circulation Materials:
BaraShield™-663
BaraShield™-664
BaraBlend™-665
BaraLock™-666.F
BaraLock™-666.M
BaraLock™-666.C
Agenda
▌ Challenge – Lost Circulation
▌ Baroid’s Solution – Prevention & Remediation
BaraShield™-663 Features & Benefits
BaraShield™-664 Features & Benefits
BaraBlend™-665 Features & Benefits
BaraLock™-666 (.F, .M, .C) Features & Benefits
▌ Why Baroid
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Challenges – Lost Circulation
Seepage
Typically occurs in sand,
sandstone, or silt
formations
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Partial Fluid Loss
Typically occurs in
moderately permeable
unconsolidated sand or
gravel, small natural
fractures, or small induced
fractures
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Severe/Total Fluid Loss
Typically occurs in highly
permeable and weak
unconsolidated sand or
gravel, large natural and/or
induced fractures, and
vugular formations
Baroid’s Solution – Prevention & Remediation
▌ Six distinct, engineered solutions to help prevent or remediate lost circulation,
with supplemental materials for the most challenging scenarios.
Loss Type
BaraShield™ -663
continuous treatment
BaraShield™ -664
continuous or pill treatment
BaraBlend™ -665
LCM “pill”* +
BaraLock™-666.F
BaraLock™-666.M
BaraLock™-666.C
Typical Formation
Characteristics
Seepage
(<10 bbl/hr)
(1.5 m3/hr)
Sands
Sandstones
Silt
Prevention
Remediation
Unconsolidated Sand or Gravel
Small natural fractures
Small induced fractures
Partial
(10-50 bbl/hr)
(1.5-8 m3/hr)
Unconsolidated Sand or Gravel
Small natural fractures
Small induced fractures
Severe
(> 50 bbl/hr)
(> 8 m3/hr)
Total
Unconsolidated Sand or Gravel
Vugular Formations
Large natural fractures
Large induced fractures
*Any dedicated LCM pill can be supplemented with BaraLock-666.F, BaraLock-666.M, BaraLock-666.C LCM to remediate the most severe fluid loss
scenarios. Please consult Recommended Operating Procedures for proper field application.
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Partial
(10-50 bbl/hr)
(1.5-8 m3/hr)
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BaraShield™-663
Premium Fine-Sized Granular Multi-Modal LCM Mesh Size (-30/+325)
▌ Key Features
Optimal Sized Material
− Multi-modal particle size distribution
− Seals both pores and fractures
Proven in lab to quickly seal up
to at least 500 microns in size
Multi-modal particulate
Optimal concentration can be determined
using “STRESS-SHIELD™ Engineering
Method”
Standard Pit Deployment
− Material can be added to existing fluid
without altering fluid properties
− Not recommended to be used in a
reservoir formation
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BaraShield™-663
Premium Fine-Sized Granular Multi-Modal LCM Mesh Size (-30/+325)
▌ Benefits
Maintain Wellbore Stability
− Prevents fluid losses in impermeable and permeable formations
Increased Rig-Floor Efficiency
− Reduces time and effort required to identify the proper mix and time
needed to cut multiple sacks
− Identify the proper amount utilizing “STRESS-SHIELD Engineering
Method”
Reduced Costs
− Lower inventory, saves rig space and reduces waste
Helps reduce HSE Incidents
− Less sacks to lift and cut
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BaraShield ™-663 vs Competitor PPA Test Comparison
▌ Ceramic Filter Discs (150F, 500 psi differential)
260
BaraShield-663 @ 10 ppb
Fluid Loss @ 30 min, g
Competitor @ 10 ppb
186
178
172
167
168
167
153
134
129
108
95
67
53
10 micron
20 micron
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40 micron
50 micron 120 micron 150 micron 190 micron
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BaraShield™-663 Seals Pores & Fractures
▌ Slots (150F, 500 psi differential)
Total Loss
BaraShield-663 @ 10 ppb
Fluid Loss @ 30 min, g
Competitor @ 10 ppb
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6
3
200 micron
500 micron
Total Loss = Test Failed (No plugging)
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BaraShield™-664
Medium-Sized Granular Multi-Modal LCM Mesh Size (-18/+325)
▌ Key Features
Optimal Sized Material
− Multi-modal particle size distribution
− Proven in lab to quickly seal fractures
up to at least 1,000 microns in size
− Optimal concentration can be
determined using “STRESS-SHIELD
Engineering Method”
Standard Pit Deployment
− Material can be added to existing fluid
without altering fluid properties
Multi-modal particulate
− Not recommended to be used in a
reservoir formation
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BaraShield™-664
Medium-Sized Granular Multi-Modal LCM Mesh Size (-18/+325)
▌ Benefits
Maintain Wellbore Stability
− Prevents or remediates fluid losses in permeable and impermeable
formations
Versatile Technology
− Effective as continuous treatment and also when utilized as LCM pill
Increased Rig-Floor Efficiency
− Reduces time and effort required to identify the proper mix and time
needed to cut multiple sacks
− Identify the proper amount utilizing “STRESS-SHIELD Engineering
Method”
Reduced Costs
− Lower inventory, saves rig space and reduces waste
Helps reduce HSE Incidents
− Less sacks to lift and cut
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BaraShield™-664 Supplemented with BaraLock™-666.F
▌ Slots (150F, 500 psi differential)
Total Loss
BaraShield-664 @ 40 ppb
Fluid Loss @ 30 min, g
BaraShield-664 @ 40 ppb +
BaraLock-666.F (0.5ppb)
BaraShield-663 @ 40 ppb
110
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2
8
2
500 micron
1000 micron 1500 micron
Total Loss = Test Failed (No plugging)
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BaraShield™-664 LCM Helps Operator Drill through Severe
Loss Zone, Saving $227K and 2.5 Days
Location: Williston, North Dakota, USA
CHALLENGE:
An operator drilling in the Beaver Lodge field had experienced
severe mud losses in the Rival formation. Severe lost
circulation was a significant problem on previous wells drilled in
this field.
SOLUTION:
The shakers were screened down to API 20 mesh to prevent
screening out some of the LCM particles.
Mud losses were observed immediately upon drilling into the
Rival, but the BaraShield-664 LCM treatment effectively sealed
the problem areas and losses quickly subsided.
RESULT:
The operator experienced only minimal seepage, and the
section was drilled 2.5 days faster than usual average for this
area, which resulted in a savings of approximately $200,000 in
rig time.
The total mud loss volume was reduced by 81% when
compared to previous wells, resulting in a $27,000 savings in
mud costs.
Overall, the operator realized a savings of $227,000.
CASE STUDY
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BaraBlend™-665
Premium Granular, High-Fluid Loss LCM Contains Fine-Sized Reticulated Foam
▌ Key Features
“Engineered, Composite Solution”
− Pre-defined particulate and foam
components in a single sack*
− Effective as remediation treatment
− Proven in lab to seal openings up
to 3,000 microns (< 3 mm)
Versatile Deployment
Fine foam
component
− Material can be pumped through
typical BHAs or used in open-end
drill pipe (to be validated in field
trial)
Multi-modal
particulates
*BaraBlend-665 is comprised of both fine
foam sponges and multi-modal
particulates in a single sack.
− No specialized pumping equipment
required
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BaraBlend™-665
Premium Granular, High-Fluid Loss LCM Contains Fine-Sized Reticulated Foam
▌ Benefits
Increased Wellbore Integrity
− Proven technical formula to plug fractures via hesitation
squeeze
Reduced Non-Productive Time
− Mitigate partial to severe fluid loss rates
Increased Rig-Floor Efficiency
− Reduces time and effort required to identify the proper mix and
time needed to cut multiple sacks
Reduced Costs
− Lower inventory with easy to deploy pre-mixed formula in a
single sack
Helps reduce HSE Incidents
− Less sacks to lift and cut
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BaraLock™-666 (.F, .M, .C)
Premium Fine, Medium & Coarse-Sized Reticulated Foam LCM
▌ Key Features
“Engineered, Supplemental Solution”
Highly compressible and resilient
reticulated foam material
Available in 3 sizes
− BaraLock-666.F
− BaraLock-666.M
− BaraLock-666.C
Can be added to any LCM pill
Effective substitute for specialty crosslinkable sealants and long fibers
Fine
Medium
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Designed to plug fractures with large
and unknown widths
Coarse
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BaraLock™-666 (.F, .M, .C)
Premium Fine, Medium & Coarse-Sized Reticulated Foam LCM
▌ Benefits
Maintain Wellbore Integrity
− Remediate severe to total fluid losses
Reduced Non-Productive Time
Versatile Solution
− Add to any LCM pill for enhanced fracture plugging for
severe/total fluid losses
− Three different sizes available to meet the most challenging
loss scenarios
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Back Up
Why Baroid?
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1925
Filed patent for first barite-based
drilling fluid
1930
First mud school
1932
First mud-testing procedures and kit
1939
First mud-logging service
1940s
Pioneers service by air and sea
1950s
Invents foam drilling technology
1960s
Invents oil-based fluid, Invermul® system
1970s
Develops new fluids for hostile geology
1980s
Develops mud loop testing, improves
waste management
1990s
Pioneers biodegradable invert
drilling fluids
2000s
Rolls out first families of clay-free synthetic
and high performance water-based fluids
2010s
Introduces automated mud monitoring
equipment to industry
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Consistent Quality
▌ Our Technical and Operational Process
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Baroid Fluid & Waste Management Solutions
Water Based Fluids
Invert Emulsion Systems
Wellbore Stability
Lost Circulation Materials
Wellbore Clean-Up and
Displacement Packages
Breaker Systems for
Polymer and Solids Removal
Lost Circulation in Pay
Zones
Waste Management
Solids Control Equipment and Services
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