A dry-polymer friction-reducer delivery and on-site hydration system in pilot development.
Pilot development
Dry On the Fly is in pilot development, with commercial release targeted for late 2026. Contact Matrix to discuss the current pilot program, application requirements and availability.
From dry polymer to a hydrated fluid.
The concept connects dry-polymer storage and controlled feed with hydration and introduction into the treatment stream. Water quality, available hydration time, mixing and the intended rate are part of the evaluation. The equipment concept and chemistry need to be assessed together.
Evaluate the complete handling route.
Review dry storage, feed control, hydration, chemical injection and field handling as one system. Compare the supply movements, space, utilities and operating requirements with the current liquid-FR program.
Information for your enquiry.
Share the water analysis, current FR format, expected consumption, pumping conditions, available space and utilities, and the objective for evaluating a dry-polymer approach.
Friction-reducer formulation
Water, polymer design and the complete additive package shape the selection.
Water & conditions
Water source and blend, salinity, hardness and iron, plus flow and hydration time.
Polymer design
Molecular weight, charge and monomer balance, and chain architecture.
Chemical package
Other additives and residuals, concentration and sequence, and handling and supply format.
Evaluate together
Friction response · Hydration · Compatibility · Formation interaction
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