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  • © 2020 Halliburton. All rights reserved.

    Reducing Days on Location and Time to First Production

    Simul-Frac OperationsCasey MaxwellHalliburton Vice President – Permian Basin

  • 2© 2020 Halliburton. All rights reserved.

    Eliminating Idle White Space

    ZIPPER SIMUL-FRACWells Pumping at a Time 1 2

    Rate per Well (bpm) 100 160/2 = 80 per well

    Wellhead Pressure (psi) 9,500 9,000

    Pump Time Per Stage (hrs) 1.27 1.58Pumping Hours/Day 16.3 16.3

    Pumping Hours/Month 456 456

    Stages/Month 359 577Completed Lateral Ft/Month 53,850 86,500

  • 3© 2020 Halliburton. All rights reserved.

    Achieving Peak Performance

    ExpressSand™ Delivery SystemContainerized sand delivery for maximum efficiency and reduced HSE exposure

    XHD Q10™ PumpRuggedized pump designedfor shale fracturing, with Tier 4 emissions

    IntelliScan™ Monitoring SystemReal-time pump health monitoring

    ExpressKinect® WCUSingle-line rig-up to wellhead for maximum efficiency and safety

    ExpressKinect® ManifoldSingle-pump connection for maximum efficiency and safety

    ACHIEVE THE EFFICIENCY OF2 ZIPPER FRACS WITH ONLY 1SIMUL-FRAC CREW

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    QEP Highlights

    § First wells 40% increase in stages completed

    § Steadily improved our efficiencies and reducing completion costs per lateral foot

    § Simulfracing wells at >80 bpm per well

    § Completed over 560 stages in a month

    § Pumped over 180M lbs of sand

    § Completed over 5,000 ft in 24-hour period

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    Diamondback Highlights

    § 25% savings compared to using 2 zipper crews

    § Completed 24 stages/day

    § Pumped average of +18.5 hrs pumping per day over a five month span

    § Achieved increase of 50 to 100% in efficiency gains

    § Recent test:» Completion of 4 wells » 11 days» Translated into ~4,000 lateral ft per day

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    Intelligent Fracturing

    It is possible to engineer the high cost and complexity out of fiber with a scalable solution

    for routine fracture monitoringHalliburton has: Resulting in:

    Simplified complex fiber design $600,000 eliminated from the full installation

    Reduced fiber installation times Reduction of six months down to two weeks

    Reengineered downhole equipment Eliminated undesired wellbore changes, such as requiring a larger hole

    Removed need for additional runs Eliminated cost and risk with an additional mapping run

    Developed intelligent fracturing 15,000 stages across North America with up to 20% production uplift

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    A Cognitive FleetAdapt and Respond to

    Reservoir Measurements

    INTELLIGENT AUTOMATION

    CONTROL While Pumping Real-time Decisioning

    and Fracture Commands

    REAL-TIME CONTROL

    LIVEVISUALIZATION

    3D Virtual InterfaceLive Fracture Monitoring

    and Performance Projections

    Intelligent Fracturing System

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    PERMIAN BASIN

    Averaging

    160BPM

    Stimulating

    3,600FT / DAY

    Pumping

    450HRS/ MONTH

    Completing

    50% MORE STAGES / MONTH

    BY THE NUMBERSSIMULTANEOUS FRACTURING

    Complete More Stages in Less Time

  • 9© 2020 Halliburton. All rights reserved.