pH Buffer for Sandstone Hydraulic Fracturing Stimulation Guar Gum Based Fluid - Customized Petroleum Additives

• Certification: CCIC
• Environmental Protection: Yes
• Color: Transparent
• Model NO.: pHB-50
• Appearance: Liquid
• Kind: Stabilizer
• Application: Composite Additive
• Transport Package: IBC Tank or 55gal Drum
• Specification: IBC tank or 55gal drum
• Trademark: ENERGY
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 1000ton/Year

Product Description

Introduction

Crosslinked CMHPG based fracturing fluids reaches optimum properties while pH is in the range of 9-9.5. Zirconium crosslinker itself does not offer sufficient buffering and the crosslinking takes place very slowly. To get optimum crosslinking efficiency, the pH needs to be raised to above 9, and the pH buffer is generally used.

Physical Properties and Hazards

Form	S.G.	Water Solubility	Health Hazard	Physical Hazard	pH
Transparent Liquid	1.75-1.85	Miscible	Eyes, ingestion	None	11-12 (1%)

Chemical Properties and Application

CMHPG powder needs lower pH to hydrate. Zr-based crosslinking is temperature activated, but at low pH, crosslinking will be very low. To increase the effectiveness of crosslinking, the fluid needs to be maintained at a pH in the range of 9 to 9.5. Addition of Caustic will increase the pH dramatically to above 10, and Caustic is not recommended for CMHPG fluids. pH Buffer is very effective in maintaining the pH value between 9.0 and 9.5 and is the widely recommended additive for CMHPG crosslinked fluids.
The guar or guar derivative based fracturing fluids can be stabilized easily at temperature 350 degF (177 degC) if the fluid is designed properly.
pH Buffer together with Zirconium crosslinker and Delaying agent, is generally used to prepare crosslinker solutions for most guar or guar derivative based fracturing fluid systems. It is compatible with all additives used in these systems.

Kindly Reminder

(1) All the performance and standard is based on Saudi Aramco standard.
(2) This products can be made by customization(Base on temperature, concentration, viscosity requirement) .