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LAB + BENCH TESTING

Testing

PolyLoc dissolution, bridging and comparison-test results with measured endpoints, supporting photos and direct time-lapse video.

PolyLoc Temperature-Series Dissolution

Verified time to 0.0 g measurable dry residue
Each bar shows the documented test endpoint when no measurable dry material was retained on the screen. Intermediate mass values were not measured; each bar represents a separate bench test.
100°F
66 hr 55 min
120°F
21 hr 26 min
140°F
3 hr 59 min
160°F
2 hr 59 min
200°F
4 hr 16 min

3D SLOT TEST

86% fluid retained through a 0.025-inch slot

20 cp guar • 5-minute conditioning • 200 psi • 0.025-inch slot • 15-second test

PolyLoc was conditioned in a 20 cp guar solution and tested through a narrow slot under pressure. The recorded test retained 86% of the fluid, supporting temporary bridging / pack-off behavior.

POLYLOC 100°F

100°F Dissolution Test

2.0 g start • 66 hr 55 min • 0.0 g measurable dry residue

100% screen pass-through under the recorded criterion. Fine pass-through material was visible after refrigeration; no measurable dry residue was retained on the screen.

Time-lapse frequency: 1 frame every 10 seconds.

PolyLoc 100°F — Test Photos

Test duration: 66 hr 55 min  |  Measurable dry material retained: 0.0 g. The test had no measurable dry residue retained on the strainer.

POLYLOC 120°F

120°F Dissolution Test

2.0 g start • 550 mL water • 21 hr 26 min • 0.0 g measurable dry residue

Clear strained liquid; no measurable dry residue. After the test, the strained liquid was refrigerated over 24 hours and no re-solidification was observed.

Time-lapse frequency: 1 frame every 10 seconds.

PolyLoc 120°F — Test Photos

Test duration: 21 hr 26 min  |  Measurable dry material retained: 0.0 g. The test had no measurable dry residue retained on the strainer.

POLYLOC 140°F

140°F Dissolution Test

2.0 g start • 3 hr 59 min • 0.0 g measurable dry residue

100% screen pass-through; no precipitation, agglomeration or re-solidification observed after refrigeration in the documented test record.

Time-lapse frequency: 1 frame every 10 seconds.

PolyLoc 140°F — Test Photos

Test duration: 3 hr 59 min  |  Measurable dry material retained: 0.0 g. The test had no measurable dry residue retained on the strainer.

POLYLOC 160°F

160°F Dissolution Test

2.0 g start • 2 hr 59 min • 0.0 g measurable dry residue

100% screen pass-through under the recorded criterion; fine pass-through material was visible after refrigeration with no measurable dry residue retained on the screen.

Time-lapse frequency: 1 frame every 10 seconds.

PolyLoc 160°F — Test Photos

Test duration: 2 hr 59 min  |  Measurable dry material retained: 0.0 g. The test had no measurable dry residue retained on the strainer.

POLYLOC 200°F

200°F Dissolution Test

2.0 g start • 4 hr 16 min • 0.0 g measurable dry residue

The initial dry strainer weighed 56.3 g and the final dry strainer weighed 56.3 g. No measurable dry residue was retained. After refrigeration, no visible re-solidification was observed in the documented sample.

Time-lapse frequency: approximately 1 frame every 9 seconds.

PolyLoc 200°F — Test Photos

Test duration: 4 hr 16 min  |  Measurable dry material retained: 0.0 g. The test had no measurable dry residue retained on the strainer.

LEADING COMPETITIVE PRODUCT 140°F

140°F Comparison Test

A 2.0 g starting sample was tested for 48 hours at 140°F. Initial dry strainer: 56.2 g; final dry strainer: 58.2 g. This indicates 2.0 g (100%) measurable screen-retained material after the test.

Time-lapse frequency: approximately 1 frame every 3 minutes.

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Leading Competitive Product 140°F — Test Photos

Test duration: 48 hr  |  Measurable dry material retained: 2.0 g (100%). All 2.0 g of the starting sample was screen-retained at the test endpoint.

LEADING COMPETITIVE PRODUCT 200°F

200°F Comparison Test

2.0 g start • verified 24 hr 15 min • 1.3 g measurable retained material

The initial dry strainer weighed 56.5 g and the final dry strainer weighed 57.8 g, yielding 1.3 g measurable retained material (65% of the 2.0 g sample). The video timestamps span 24 hr 15 min 8 sec.

Time-lapse frequency: approximately 1 frame every 3 minutes.

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Leading Competitive Product 200°F — Short Test — Test Photos

Test duration: 24 hr 15 min 8 sec  |  Measurable dry material retained: 1.3 g (65%). Duration measured between recorded start and end time-lapse timestamps.

EXTENDED 200°F COMPARISON TEST

Leading Competitive Product — 6-Day 200°F Test

2.0 g start • 6-day endpoint • 0.4 g measurable retained material • 20% retained • 80% pass-through

The initial dry strainer weighed 56.3 g. After six days at 200°F, followed by straining and drying, the final dry strainer weighed 56.7 g. The 0.4 g increase represents 20% of the original 2.0 g sample remaining screen-retained at the six-day endpoint.

Mass-equivalent perspective

A 20% retained fraction is equivalent to 200 lb of material per 1,000 lb deployed. If a comparable retained fraction occurred downhole, that residual material would represent material not cleared from the treated interval. This bench test does not directly measure downhole retained mass or production impairment; it demonstrates incomplete cleanup under the recorded test conditions.

The photographs document the fluid condition during refrigeration and approximately 24 hours afterward. Visible particulate / solid material remained observable during this follow-up observation.

Leading Competitive Product 200°F — Six-Day Test — Test Photos

Test duration: 6 days  |  Measurable dry material retained: 0.4 g (20%). The after-refrigeration photo records the approximately 24-hour follow-up.

NEXT STEP

Run a controlled 1–2 well field trial.

Match offset geology and completion design, capture exact PolyLoc timing and volume, document pressure and flowback observations, then compare normalized production over time.

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