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Characterizes reservoir fluid while drilling
Optimizes pressure and sampling points selection
Minimizes operational risk
Reduces rig time and costs

While-drilling detection and quantification of hydrocarbons

FlairFlex advanced real-time fluid logging and analysis service performs formation evaluation and reservoir characterization in all well and reservoir types while drilling.

This unique advanced mud gas service combines a virtually maintenance-free gas extractor and advanced field gas chromatograph–mass spectrometer (GCMS) to provide highly reliable measurements that enable predicting the gas/oil ratio (GOR).

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Crucial information before downhole sampling is possible

Compared with conventional data sources, FlairFlex services enables better infrastructure planning and provides you with information you can use for exploration and appraisal investment decisions—before downhole sampling or well testing is even possible. FlairFlex service's continuous fluid logs can also optimize wireline sampling operations.

Additionally, FlairFlex service assesses interwell and intrawell reservoir fluid characterization and connectivity while drilling and improves geosteering decisions for more precise well placement. In unconventional plays, FlairFlex service can be the only information source for the fluid type and composition before production starts.

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By continuously logging fluid data, FlairFlex service derisks and improves downhole sampling decisions. Combining FlairFlex service data with other formation evaluation techniques provides a robust and accurate picture of hydrocarbon in the formation.
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Video FlairFlex Advanced Real-Time Fluid Logging and Analysis Service

Detect and quantify hydrocarbons while drilling.

Product Sheet FlairFlex Advanced Real-Time Fluid Logging and Analysis Service

Provides a while-drilling surface-formation evaluation method for early detection and quantification of hydrocarbons.

Brochure FlairFlex Advanced Real-Time Fluid Logging and Analysis Service

Provides a while-drilling surface-formation evaluation method for early detection and quantification of hydrocarbons.

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Operator pinpoints best sampling depth in complex reservoir with real-time fluid logging and analysis service.

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Advanced fluid typing optimizes sampling program with detection of possible zones of interest.

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