Prevent plugging downhole equipment with the most effective LCM/fluids package tailored for your unique wellbore condition
Talk to an expertLost-circulation materials (LCMs) are crucial for sealing permeable zones and mitigating losses. Finding the right balance is key. Too much LCM can plug equipment, while too little LCM won’t effectively seal the formation.
Halliburton experts use Particle Wizard™ and Lost Circulation Wizard™ software during the job design and tailoring process. They strike a balance between the most effective LCM and fluids package to clear critical equipment dimensions and optimally seal the formation for its unique conditions.
Evaluates LCM particle selection and concentration for optimal passage, suspendability, and transport. The software evaluates material type, size, and concentration. It also considers critical equipment dimensions to determine the most effective fluid and material concentrations for these restricted areas.
Explore Particle WizardPredicts the optimal LCM/fluid package to mitigate losses during and after cement operations. The software uses a hydraulics engine model that simulates downhole conditions and fluid dynamics to predict slurry behavior under various temperatures and pressures during cement operations.
Explore Wizard Software
Remove uncertainty from the equation when addressing loss challenges. Our approach integrates state-of-the-art digital twins, engineered fluids, and LCMs to create customized solutions.
SentinelCem Pro is a unique, single-sack lightweight lost-circulation solution that enables proactive storage at the rig site to cure severe to total losses.
Tuned® Defense™ cement spacer systems prevent lost circulation while optimizing fluid rheology for effective mud displacement.
Improves cement spacer designs to prevent lost circulation.
BridgeBlend™ lost circulation material solutions use engineering design algorithms to customize locally available LCMs that address lost-circulation scenarios.
Lost Circulation Wizard™ software allows Halliburton technical professionals to predict the optimal LCM/fluid package to mitigate losses during and after cement operations.
Evaluating LCM selection and concentration for optimal passage, suspendability, and transport.
