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FracSightSees.

See the response. Understand the treatment.

Microseismic, high-frequency pressure and distributed acoustic sensing bring complementary perspectives to the treatment. Connect transient signals with spatial response.

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A pressure wave travels down the well and returns distinct echoes from perforations and fractures. Arrival time and amplitude reveal changes in fluid entry and connectivity.

FRACSIGHT HIGH-FREQUENCY PRESSURE
Pulse travels down the wellbore
Incident waveReflected waveCluster response
SURFACE ECHO · REFLECTION WINDOWΔP / ΔP₀6.97.47.98.49.0ROUND-TRIP TIME / s
READ THE SUBSURFACE RESPONSEResolve individual cluster responses

Combine travel time, amplitude and attenuation to interpret cluster entry, fracture response and wellbore anomalies.

MULTIMODAL TREATMENT MONITORING

Give every signal engineering meaning.

Microseismic

Three-component sensing, synchronized acquisition and arrival-time analysis connect seismic events to the treatment.

High-frequency pressure

Capture the transient detail behind treatment curves. Waveform and spectral analysis support water hammer, shut-in and response diagnostics.

Distributed acoustic sensing

Distributed acoustic response along the fiber provides a spatial view of fluid entry, stage activity and changing conditions.

From the monitoring principle to field service

From the field to the instrument.

One eight-channel terminal: the baseboard acquires high-frequency pressure; the microseismic expansion board connects three-component geophones. Switch configurations to follow the signal into the system.

Acquisition terminal
LEPS three-component geophone array
IN-HOUSE GEOPHONE ARRAY
High-frequency pressure sensor installed on the wellhead manifold through a hammer union
PRESSURE SENSOR / WELLHEAD HAMMER UNION
BRING THE SYSTEM TO YOUR FIELD

Your next stage. A more connected operation.

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