MonoFlex
Dual-connection fracturing fluid delivery technology
Speed up multiwell pad rig-up with a flexible, erosion-resistant conduit that couples the frac manifold to the frac tree.
Increase the number of stages completed per day with ValveCommander™ fluid delivery control. The digital platform streamlines the process of operating frac valves during multiwell fracturing operations, such as zipper fracs.
Standard workflows for these operations require wireline and fracturing crews to constantly alternate operations between wells to isolate the well and rig up wireline or open the well to begin pumping fluids downhole. During these complicated operations, valves must be opened and closed accurately and in proper sequence. Operating the wrong valve at the wrong time can have catastrophic consequences in terms of NPT, costs, and HSE impacts.
With ValveCommander fluid delivery control software, operators can digitally control frac valves with the click of a button. They can also monitor valve positions in real time, throughout the operation. These changes make the process of opening and closing valves nearly instantaneous.
and reduce operating time via continuous pumping, enabled by hot swaps and rotating red zones
in real time and eliminate cut wireline
visible via a cloud-based dashboard
To mitigate the risk of losing control of the well by operating the wrong valve, a standard workflow is embedded in the software and user interface. It includes an advisor to ensure that the workflow is executed according to the job plan.
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less equipment85%
fewer hoses1/2
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well transition timeThe following SLB products are protected by patents in the U.S. and elsewhere. This website is provided to satisfy the virtual patent marking provisions of various jurisdictions including the virtual patent marking provisions of the America Invents Act and to provide notice under 35 U.S.C. §287. The following list of SLB products may not be all inclusive, and other SLB products not listed here may be protected by one or more patents.
ValveCommander: Protected by U.S. Patents US11,041,579; US11,371,330; US11,946,352. Additional patents may be pending in the U.S. and elsewhere.