Quantification of wellbore fluid additives by laser induced breakdown spectroscopy
AssigneeHalliburton Energy Services, Inc.
InventorsJay Deville, Preston Andrew May, Sandeep Kumar Borra
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AssigneeHalliburton Energy Services, Inc.
InventorsJay Deville, Preston Andrew May, Sandeep Kumar Borra
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Techniques described herein can be used to quantify additives of wellbore fluids using laser induced breakdown spectroscopy. For example, a method can involve acquiring a sample of wellbore fluid from a wellbore. The wellbore fluid can include an additive. The sample can be processed to separate the wellbore fluid into a liquid sample and a solid sample. A laser induced breakdown spectroscopy device can identify a chemical composition of the liquid sample or the solid sample. A concentration of the additive in the wellbore fluid can be determined based on the chemical composition of the liquid sample or the solid sample. An adjustment to a composition of the wellbore fluid can be performed based on the concentration of the additive in the wellbore fluid.
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