Scaleprotection.com Website Review

the best proven scale monitoring an*lysis available bulk scale an*lysis - bsa. we provide cost effective scale management by improved monitorng and use of non-chemical prevention. bulk scale an*lysis (bsa) - scale monitoring by the use of scanning electron microscope. scale protection does not provide chemicals and is in the position to provide independent advisory service for the operators. marius stamnes and rolf pensgaard have started in new positions in scale protection. both will bring experience and enthusiasm that will strengthen the team in scale protection, in terms of competence, capacity and energy. dario is an independent consultant, primarily in production chemistry, and is now as*ociated with scale protection. he represents a valuable resource to further improve quality of our services and to provide world clas* scale management advice to our customers, says ceo ole 14th of april marked an important milestone for scale protection, when spin protection was run and installed in a well in norway. the spin tool is currently undergoing a test program in a subsurface safety valve (sssv). in order to provide the bulk scale an*lysis to more and more customers, without reucing quality and turnaraound time, scale protection has now invested in a second scanning electron microscope, sem. well tracers are now available for installation in existing wells, not only in the initial completion. the tool has functionality to detect which part of the wellbore that produces water, without any logging necessary. scale inhibitor tracer for installation in sand screen is now ready. this is an alternative to the existing retrofit installation in a the residual inhibitor concentration (rsi) in the produced water phase of an offshore producing oil well in norway, was closely approaching due to a one-month lead time for mobilizing scale inhibitor for the squeeze operation, the operator was in risk of having to shut the well even distribution along long horizontal wells or commingled producers, are often challenging to squeeze due to changes in pressure and