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Reservoir-representative fluid-property measurements and expert data interpretation

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Whether conducted at the wellsite or at one of our comprehensive fluid analysis laboratories, all of our fluid analysis services include the highest levels of QA. From the critical first step of sample preparation to advanced studies, such as PVT and flow assurance, our experts can address your concerns, including EOR, heavy oil, hydrates, and gas condensates.

Our ability to create real-world reservoir conditions—up to 482 degF [250 degC] and 25,000 psi [172 MPa]—enables us to handle difficult problems and custom programs that are often beyond the scope of other companies.

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Fluid Analysis Offerings

Fluid Field Services
Acquisition, preparation, and handling to maintain representative samples
Achieve quantitative analysis that begins with sample and data security.
EOR Measurement
Comprehensive fluid distribution and movement insights
Optimize parametric decisions while evaluating dynamic economic conditions.
Geochemical Interpretation
Quantitative geochemical and reservoir fluid analysis
Tailor a workflow that maximizes insight from your rock and fluid property measurements.
Petroleum Geochemistry
Evaluation of petroleum origin and processes controlling fluids behavior
Assess exploration targets and risks and constrain basin-scale processes and models.
Physical Fluid Analysis
Base measurements for understanding reservoir fluids
Analyze live and stock-tank fluids to inform decisions across the E&P life cycle.
Maze
Microfluidic SARA analysis
Automate SARA testing with novel microfluidic chip technology coupled with spectroscopy.
Water Chemistry
Integrated fit-for-purpose sampling and analysis solutions
Support informed decision making from field exploration and drilling through production and EOR.
Compositional Analysis
Reliable fluid characterization
Restore samples to reservoir conditions for vapor and liquid compositional analysis.
Production Optimization and Flow Assurance
Ensure optimal, uninterrupted production of oil and gas
Minimize preventive treatment and remediation costs with a better understanding of reservoir characteristics.
PVT Studies
Necessary information to properly manage reservoir production
Better understand your HPHT reservoir behavior with PVT studies up to 25,000 psi and 482 degF [250 degC].
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