sonicfrac: low-cost scale-buildup removal for oil and gas wells

Sonicfrac oil and gas well descaling workover device for boosting production in existing wells.

Sonicfrac wireline truck for removing scale-building and corossion from producing oil and gas wells.

Sonicfrac acoustic well stimulation schematic.

What is Sonicfrac?

Sonicfrac boosts production in existing oil and gas wells by removing downhole scale-buildup and corrosion.

Sonicfrac is a patent-pending device that uses sound-waves to remove downhole scale buildup and corrosion in oil and gas wells.
Sonicfrac can be used as a low-cost alternative to re-fracturing producing wells.
The typical sonicfrac workover job takes 3-5 hours to complete per well.
Sonicfrac runs as a wireline service.

Scale deposition costs the petroleum industry millions of dollars each year and is the leading cause in production decline worldwide. Scale is an assemblage of hard, inorganic crystals that cake perforations, casing, production tubing, valves, pumps and downhole completion equipment, thereby clogging the wellbore and preventing fluid flow.
Scale, such as that found in home plumbing and teakettles, can be deposited all along the water paths from injectors through the reservoir to the surface equipment. The effects of scale can be dramatic and immediate: in one North Sea well in the Miller field, engineers were shocked to see production fall from 30,000 B/D to zero in just 24 hours. Costs can also be enormous. Curing scale problems through prevention or remediation costs the industry millions of dollars per year in deferred production.
While the ideal is to prevent scale from being deposited, a fast, effective removal technique is needed should scale form within the wellbore. Until recently, ways to treat the problem were limited and sometimes ineffective.

The approximately 70,000 new wells that are drilled annually represent only about 7 to 8% of the total number of producing wells worldwide.
Therefore, getting the most output from the more than 830,000 previously completed wells is essential for field development, production enhancement and reservoir management.
Event modest production increases from a portion of the vast number of existing wells represent significant incremental reserve volumes.
Sonicfrac is one means of accomplishing this objective.

Prices depend on well location, number of wells per job, total borehole depth, and producing formation.
Depending on these factors, an onshore sonicfrac job can cost anywhere from from $1,000 to $20,000 per well.
Please contact us to obtain a quotation:

ESER Corporation: Sonicfrac
1550 Larimer Street #673
Denver, CO 80202
USA