30/50-69MPA Low Density Ceramic Proppant

Product Description

In the realm of hydraulic fracturing, finding the ideal proppant material is paramount to success. Enter 30/50-69MPA Low Density Ceramic Proppant, a cutting-edge solution designed to optimize oil and gas extraction processes.

Size	20/40
Roundness and sphericity	0.8/0.8
Body density	Max 1.65g /cm3
Apparent density	Max 2.80g /cm3
Crush	10,000 PSI< 9.0
Acid solubility	Max 7
Turbidity	Max 200FTU

AnYiCheng produces high-quality fracturing ceramic proppants that meet international API and domestic SY/T5108, SY/T6302 standards, with an annual output of 100,000 tons. Our key advantage over domestic competitors lies in our advanced combined grinding, automatic pelletizing, and precise firing technology. We use a fully automated batching system and real-time temperature monitoring to ensure consistent, high-quality products. Strong partnerships with research institutes and a team of experts allow us to adjust production based on customer needs. We prioritize environmental protection with advanced dust control and desulfurization systems, and offer customizable packaging to enhance brand recognition.

Advantages of 30/50-69MPA Low Density Ceramic Proppant

Enhanced Conductivity

Thanks to its uniform shape and low-density composition, this proppant facilitates enhanced fluid flow within the fracture network, optimizing conductivity and reservoir drainage. This translates to higher production rates and improved hydrocarbon recovery, driving operational efficiency and profitability.

Extended Well Life

The exceptional crush resistance and chemical stability of 30/50-69MPA Low Density Ceramic Proppant contribute to prolonged well life and sustained productivity. By mitigating proppant embedment and fracture closure, it ensures uninterrupted hydrocarbon flow, maximizing the lifespan of the well.

Cost-Effectiveness

While offering superior performance, this proppant remains highly cost-effective, delivering unparalleled value to operators. Its longevity, coupled with minimal maintenance requirements, translates to reduced operational costs and enhanced profitability over the life of the well.

Environmental Sustainability

With a focus on environmental sustainability, 30/50-69MPA Low Density Ceramic Proppant offers a greener alternative to traditional proppant materials. Its inert composition and minimal environmental footprint make it an eco-friendly choice for hydraulic fracturing operations, aligning with evolving regulatory standards and industry best practices.

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

What distinguishes 30/50-69MPA Low Density Ceramic Proppant from other proppant materials?

This proppant stands out for its exceptional crush resistance, low-density composition, and chemical stability, offering unmatched performance and longevity in hydraulic fracturing operations.

Can 30/50-69MPA Low Density Ceramic Proppant withstand high-pressure environments?

Absolutely. With a crush strength exceeding 10,000 PSI, this proppant demonstrates remarkable resilience in high-pressure conditions, ensuring sustained conductivity and reservoir stimulation.

Is this proppant suitable for use in acidic reservoirs?

Yes, indeed. With a maximum acid solubility rating of 7, this proppant exhibits excellent resistance to acidic environments, making it well-suited for challenging reservoir conditions.

How does 30/50-69MPA Low Density Ceramic Proppant contribute to cost savings?

By offering extended well life, minimal maintenance requirements, and superior conductivity, this proppant delivers significant cost savings over the operational lifespan of the well.

What environmental benefits does this proppant offer?

30/50-69MPA Low Density Ceramic Proppant boasts a minimal environmental footprint, thanks to its inert composition and sustainable production processes, making it a preferred choice for environmentally conscious operators.

Can this proppant be customized to meet specific project requirements?

Absolutely. Manufacturers offer tailored solutions to meet the unique specifications and preferences of operators, ensuring optimal performance and compatibility with diverse reservoir conditions.

The production process of ceramsite sand includes the following steps:

1. Preparation of raw materials: The main raw materials of ceramsite sand include clay, cinder and other industrial waste. These raw materials need to be screened, crushed and dried for subsequent processing.

2. Mixing and granulation: The processed raw materials are mixed through a mixer, and then compressed and granulated through a granulator to form particles of uniform size.

3. Sintering: The granulated particles are sintered to give them sufficient strength and durability.

4. Crushing and screening: The sintered ceramsite sand needs to be crushed and screened to obtain products of different particle sizes.

5. Packaging and storage: After crushing and screening, the ceramsite sand can be packaged and stored for use.

During the production process, quality control is also required to ensure that the quality and performance of the product meet the requirements.