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US 2003/0075331 A1Published application
Thermally stable, substantially water-free well fluid
AssigneeM-I L.L.C.
InventorsDavid P. Kippie, William E. Foxenberg
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Abstract
A method of treating a well including injecting a thermally stable, substantially water-free well-treating fluid into the well, wherein the well-treating fluid comprises a polymer, a glycol compound, and a salt is disclosed. In another embodiment, a thermally stable, substantially water-free well fluid including a polymer, a diol compound, and a salt is disclosed.
Claims19
A thermally stable, substantially water-free well fluid comprising:
- a polymer;
- a glycol compound;
- and
- a salt.
1 more element
A thermally stable, substantially water-free well fluid comprising:
- a polymer;
- a diol compound;
- and
- a salt.
1 more element
A method of treating a well comprising:
- injecting a thermally stable, substantially water-free well-treating fluid into the well, wherein the well-treating fluid comprises a polymer, a glycol compound, and a salt.
A method of treating a well comprising:
- injecting a thermally stable, substantially water-free well-treating fluid into the well, wherein the well-treating fluid comprises a polymer, a diol compound, and a salt.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.