Imaging Energy is revolutionizing the oil and gas industry by allowing operators to monitor drilling fluids and suspended particles in pipes in real time using specialized industrial medical imaging technology. This provides key data on rheology, flow rate, cuttings, water cut, and salinity that was previously impossible to obtain. The applications range from drilling to production and refining. The technology represents a significant advantage over standard monitoring methods by improving safety, performance, costs and revenues for operators. It also allows remote monitoring of multiple rigs globally. Imaging Energy can provide integrated or standalone rental systems to bring this breakthrough to the oilfield.

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Imaging Energy
Revolutionizing the way we drill
and produce Hydrocarbons

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The Future of Fluid Science
Imagine having the ability to actually see and analyze
fluids and suspended particles traveling in a pipe, in
real time.

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Overview
From upstream to downstream
From Drilling Fluids to Production Blends
And every step along the way
Our technology allows you to capture data and
images never before imagined.

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The Potential
The applications for Energy are far reaching:
• Drilling Fluids
• Cementing
• Completion
• Production
• Pipeline
• Refining
All can benefit from applying this technology

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Proven Industrial Technology
Utilizing specialized industrial medical Imaging
technology (MRI)
Customized software provides information like never
before in real time.

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Current Standard Methods
Our industry has been collecting and analyzing drilling fluids
much the same way for more than 50 years. Just about every
other rig system has been upgraded except for the way we
monitor, test and manage drilling fluids.

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Meet our Digital Mud Engineer™
Applying our technology to drilling fluids represents a
quantum leap forward in the way we can now
manage the life blood of your rig.

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Digital Drilling Fluid Revolution
Rheology & flow rate
Cutting images
Water-Cut
Salinity

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Digital Drilling Fluid Revolution
• The oil and gas industry is now benefiting
from Aspect Imaging’s patented proven
technology that has been deployed for
years in the Medical arena.
• From drilling to refining and every step in-
between, Imaging Energy is revolutionizing
the way we measure Rheology.

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Digital Drilling Fluid Revolution
• The ability to monitor the key properties of
your drilling fluid safely in real time and in a
fully automated manner represents a huge
advantage to the drillers and operators
utilizing this technology.

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Achieve Drilling Fluid Perfection
• Safety
– No longer do you require someone to pull samples from the
tank.
– Proper mud weight reduces the changes of a catastrophic
blowout.
• Performance
– Higher ROP
– Better manage corrosion
– Identify particles
– Better well bores
– Lower mud losses into the formation
– Feed real time drilling fluid data to drilling optimization
programs

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Achieve Drilling Fluid Perfection
• Cost and Revenues
– Reduced chance of injury and blowout
– Increase Drill Bit life
– Reduce trips
– Reduce wellbore issues that cause stuck pipe or multiple
trips.
– Reduce drilling time
– Reduce the amount and frequency of additives
– Reduce the amount of total drilling fluid needed
– More drilling cycles for your drilling equipment more
revenues/profit per year.

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Remote Monitoring
You no longer need to have a mud engineer on the rig.
A remote engineer can now monitor and advise in real time
multiple rigs around the globe.

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Product Configuration Options
We can provide either a core integration kit for
seamless installation into your rig or stand alone
rental systems.

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How We Do It – Proven Science
MRI Flow image Rheogram Process control chart
• Quantitative, real-time data
• Deeper insights through multi-variable analysis

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Velocity profile Pressure difference
Viscosity as a Function of Shear Rate

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Measuring the Velocity Map
Digital Mud EngineerTM
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Velocity Profile
Shear stress vs. shear rate (shear viscosity)
Rheogram
Direct Rheogram Generation
Low Sheer
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Yield stress

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Directly Show Yield Stress
No assumptions needed to
calculate yield stress
• Proportional to radial position
where change in velocity is
zero (flat region of profile)

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Measuring Slip Velocity
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MR image of 12 Brix tomato concentrate flowing at 62.4 mL/s and the extracted
velocity profile. Note the nonzero velocity at the wall referred to as slip velocity,
shown by the blue lines (vertical blue line on image is zero velocity; horizontal blue
lines on profile to the right are the magnitude of the slip velocity).

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