November 4, 2025

Applications of Solid, Slow-Release Scale Inhibitors in Fractured Reservoirs

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MLMike LantzFinley Hospital DDDaniel R. DreyerFinley Hospital TLThi Thai LeZuse Institute Berlin

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Observational analysis shows scale protection lasts 10 months using solid slow-release inhibitors in wells, indicating effective treatment strategies may reduce scale issues.

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Treatment strategy achieved significant scale protection over 10 months in the Bakken reservoir, North Dakota.
Field results highlighted protection from scale buildup using solid slow-release inhibitors in various case studies.
Laboratory results demonstrated that controlling chemical composition and physical properties influences release behavior.
Understanding downhole conditions is critical for the effective application of solid slow-release scale inhibitors.

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Lantz et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6909452d8f2297dc13532b86 https://doi.org/10.2118/229581-ms

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Observational analysis shows scale protection lasts 10 months using solid slow-release inhibitors in wells, indicating effective treatment strategies may reduce scale issues.

Applications of Solid, Slow-Release Scale Inhibitors in Fractured Reservoirs

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Applications of Solid, Slow-Release Scale Inhibitors in Fractured Reservoirs

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