Halliburton - What is In Frac Fluid (11/16/10)
Halliburton has started new website to post the constituents of their frac fluids.
http://www.halliburton.com/public/projects/pubsdata/Hydraulic_Fract...
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Oops.... can't connect to halliburton.com. Servers must be flooded with request.
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from the CleanStim fracturing formulation...
"...doesn't quite call for the downhole delivery of fruits and vegetables..."
Never thought a daily dose of fiber would be the prescription.
lol, I'd kind of hoped someone would one day try dairy products to see whether the formation(s) would be lactose intolerant, thus producing more gas.
Nice link, thanks Les.
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