In late 2015, while D2F was providing the OmniLog MSE to help operators optimize their perforation cluster contributions, the industry made a significant shift. Cluster spacing was reduced from 100+feet to 15 to 40 feet in order to attain maximum cluster efficiency through dense clusters. To better use the results that the industry was getting with dense clusters, D2F developed the next two platforms – PerfAct computation engine and FracCheck Service.

PerfAct^TM engine significantly improves perforation placement and engineered diversion designs, and FracCheck^TM service integrates reservoir parameters, treatment data, and rock properties in the analysis. These advanced solutions provide a better understanding of the relationship between rock properties and treatment data, enabling the operator to reduce screenouts, reduce completion time, and reduce the volumes of fluid used. Many factors affect production gains, but several studies also show increased production using D2F technology, compared to non-D2F wells.

OmniLog, PerfAct and FracCheck services all use existing data, improve stimulation efficiency, and increase production for present day well completions, and are offered at a price point that fits within the tight, cost-controlled completion environment.

The D2F team consists of service company executives with proven track records of commercializing new technologies, and SMEs in completions, petrophysics, and geoscience. Focused on developing more efficient fracs, the team continues to push the envelope. Some recent examples can be found in the SPE Paper 191600 and SPE Paper 206221.