Monitoring nanoparticle additives in wellbore treatment fluid using x-ray fluorescence
AssigneeHalliburton Energy Services, Inc.
InventorsPreston Andrew May, Jay Deville, Sandeep Kumar Borra
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AssigneeHalliburton Energy Services, Inc.
InventorsPreston Andrew May, Jay Deville, Sandeep Kumar Borra
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A fluid monitoring system for monitoring a concentration of nanoparticle additives in wellbore treatment fluid using X-ray fluorescence (XRF) can include a preparation unit and an analysis unit. The preparation unit can generate a representative sample of the wellbore treatment fluid by performing a separation process with respect to a sample of the treatment fluid. The analysis unit can chemically analyze the subset of the treatment fluid sample using XRF to generate radiation intensity data of the representative sample. Based on the radiation intensity data, the fluid monitoring system can determine that the concentration of the nanoparticle additives is outside of a predefined range. In response to determining that the concentration of the nanoparticle additives in the representative sample is outside of the predefined range, the fluid monitoring system can perform a mitigation operation to modify the concentration of the plurality of nanoparticle additives to be within the predefined range.
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