GTC provides specialized stimulation services to optimize well production. Our focus is on offering safe, efficient and high-quality hydraulic fracturing and engineering services, aiming to become the vendor of choice to all our
reputed clients. We offer the following services, but can offer other extended services as well if required:
1. Coiled Tubing Unit
We offer ultra-capacity coiled tubing spreads designed to reliably and efficiently service the increasingly challenging intervention programs in the unconventional oil and gas fields.
APPLICATIONS
- Wellbore cleanout of fracturing or produced sand, scale, and wax
- Overbalanced/underbalanced milling and scraper treatments
- Placement and retrieval of production plugs, packers, and retainers
- Logging, perforating, and deployment of specialized completion tools
- Stimulation techniques including matrix acidizing and fracturing
By using a complete suite of coiled tubing services, energy producers can save time, money and hassle through improved logistics, increased efficiencies and enhanced project monitoring.
2. Nitrogen Pumping Unit
We provide N2 pumps which are perfect for standalone applications including:
- N2 cleanouts and purging
- Nitrified acid assists
- Foam cementing assists
- Pressure testing vessels
- Stored fluids withdrawal
- Facility purging
- Pipeline pigging
GTC also provides a wide range of down-hole nitrogen services as detailed below:
- Well cleanouts: The displacement of wellbore fluids to the surface using nitrogen to pressurize down through the annulus, forcing the returns upward.
- Gas lift: The use of nitrogen gas injection, designed to commingle with produced fluids to prevent the wellbore from loading up and stopping flow.
- Stuck drill pipe: The use of high-pressure nitrogen to lower hydrostatic head and allow for freeing of the drill string in cases where drill pipe becomes differentially stuck against highly permeable formations.
Nitrified fluid injection:
The injection of stimulation chemicals into formation with a nitrogen assist, used to expand the reach and dispersion of the chemistry (foamed treatments). This process also aids in fluid recovery from the formation by providing large energy source for flow-back.
Well integrity testing:
A process used in conjunction with wire-line to manage and measure fluid/gas interface in wells. Well integrity testing is an important tool for locating casing or tubular leaks.
Fracturing applications:
High-pressure and high-rate nitrogen can be used in fracturing operations to reduce fluid requirements and to enhance the flow-back of stimulation fluids. This can enhance well clean up following fracturing treatments.
Coil tubing operations:
Nitrogen gas is a key tool in virtually all coil tubing operations, from displacing treatment chemicals, acids, or solvents into the formation. It is also used in well fluid displacements and to clean out the CTU string following well treatments.
Pressure testing:
Nitrogen gas can be used for integrity and surface equipment tests. The presence of any leaks can be confirmed during this testing process using helium leak detection or sonic leak testing.
Well displacement:
Nitrogen gas can be used for the displacement of wellbore fluids into formation.
Well injection testing:
Nitrogen injection can be used to measure permeability and well flow characteristics.
Foamed cement operations:
Nitrogen gas injection can be used during cementing operations to lighten the cement slurry blend and minimize the hydrostatic head of the column. This reduces the possibility that the weight of the cement column will break down low-pressure zones and leak off.
3. Hydraulic Fracturing
We provide hydraulic fracturing services which is well known well stimulation techniques in which rock is fractured by a pressurised liquid. The process involves the high-pressure injection of 'fracking fluid' into a wellbore to create cracks in the deep-rock formations through which natural gas, petroleum, and brine will flow more freely.
Hydraulic fracturing is used to increase the rate at which fluids, such as petroleum, water, or natural gas can be recovered from natural reservoirs
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