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• W2003158236 abstract "Abstract Effective microbiological control is an important aspect of a successfully executed fracturing job. Control of bacterial growth is often accomplished through the use of biocides such as glutaraldehyde, particularly in the multi-stage, high-volume fracturing of unconventional shale gas reservoirs. Biocidal additives, which are toxic by necessity, can persist in flowback water, so their use in shale fracturing has come under increasing scrutiny since high biocide concentrations in flowback water increase fluid cost and limit the options for disposal. The case for designing a bactericide program to match, and not exceed, the required amount of bacterial control is clear, but rarely is the bacterial load determined during and after the job to verify this balance. Herein, we report a case study undertaken to evaluate the bacterial load of field mix water and flowback water during and after a large hydraulic fracturing job in the Marcellus Shale. A novel oxidative biocide product was used during the fracturing job that has both an effective fast kill and a low toxicity profile (e.g. HMIS rating of 1,0,0). Because of its rapid biodegradability, there was concern that the effective kill of this biocide would not persist beyond a few days. Industry standard techniques (NACE Std. TMO194-94) for quantifying bacteria were applied to water samples taken during the job and over several weeks of production. The biocide was also evaluated for compatibility with common fracturing additives and for its corrosivity to surface equipment and tubular goods. This study determines that the new biocide does not persist in flowback water beyond a few days. However, analysis of flowback water samples reveals that the bacteria count stays low (less than 10 cells/mL) for up to 81 days after application of this biocide in a slickwater fluid. Additionally, genetic fingerprinting using Denaturing Gradient Gel Electrophoresis Analysis (DGGE) was applied to the bacteria in the initial field mix water to allow comparison to any bacteria detected in the flowback samples. This paper will describe the details of this case study. Since the completion of this case study, we have successfully deployed this technology on treatments in the Barnett, Haynesville, Marcellus, and Granite Wash shale regions. This paper reveals details of a field test and of the efficacy of this biocide as tested in flowback waters from the Piceance and Marcellus Shale basin. The results of the bacteria enumerated from each job site sample are presented. Finally, dosage requirements for biocidal efficacy were optimized for slickwater hydraulic fracturing applications are described." @default.
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• W2003158236 title "Case Study: Evaluation of an Oxidative Biocide During and After a Hydraulic Fracturing Job in the Marcellus Shale" @default.
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