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Non-oxidizing Polymer Degrader for Oilfield Polymer Floods

Non-oxidizing polymer degradation agent for PAM/HPAM polymer floods, reducing residual viscosity and injectivity decline. Active content and application from the manufacturer.

This is a non-oxidising degradation agent for PAM/HPAM polymer floods. It breaks down residual polymer left in the formation and injection system, addressing injectivity decline without the oxidative damage associated with oxidising alternatives. Active content and dosage are defined per reservoir by the manufacturer's technical team.

Non-oxidizing Polymer Degrader for Oilfield Polymer Floods
Non-oxidizing Polymer Degrader for Oilfield Polymer Floods — product photograph from our own catalogue

Applications

  • Polymer flood injection and produced water
  • Injectivity decline mitigation
  • Injection system and tubing cleanup
  • Residual polymer removal

Specifications

Product codeConfirmed per site
TypeConfirmed per site
Active content / SolidsConfirmed per site
Molecular weight (PAM grade)Confirmed per site
Applicable temperatureConfirmed per site
ApplicationConfirmed per site
PackagingConfirmed per site
Shelf lifeConfirmed per site

Note: specification values are confirmed against your target parameter or site data and stated in the quotation. We do not publish figures that our technical team has not confirmed — request the current technical data sheet and we will send it with our reply.

Documents

  • MSDS (SDS) — current revision supplied with the quotation
  • COA — issued per production batch, supplied with the shipment

Request the current MSDS or a batch COA through the contact form and we will send it by email.

Request a quotation

Send us the target parameter, effluent or reservoir data and the quantity required. Our application engineers will confirm the suitable grade, dosing guidance and packaging, and reply with a quotation stating the Incoterm and its validity.