Retort data across hundreds of wells, plus program-level results. Clients are not named.
ROC varies with shaker configuration, lithology and fluid type. We measure it on your well. Request a free field assessment →
| Hole size | Average recovery |
|---|---|
| 311 mm | 30.9 L/m |
| 222 mm | 15.9 L/m |
| 200 mm | 12.1 L/m |
| 159 mm | 6.6 L/m |
Averages across Fuse end-of-well reports. Recovery varies with hole size, fluid system, lithology and program.
Hundreds of wells across Western Canada and the USA.
Dots show general areas only, not individual well locations. Basemap: Esri World Topo.
Results vary with operator stabilization practice, mix-off and weather. Source: Fuse cost-savings workbooks vs end-of-well actual loads.
Operator-reported figures; recovered volume Fuse-metered
| Mud losses per well | ~122 m³ with RecoverTank vs ~203 m³ without (~40% less) |
| Fluid cost per metre | $22.56/m vs $43.42/m (~48% lower) |
| Fluid recovered | 304 m³ (Fuse metered) |
| Mud credit | $191,744 (operator's calculation on its credited volume) |
| Net savings | ~$14.6k per well after Fuse costs (operator's calculation on its credited volume) |
NW Alberta horizontal well
Returned mud carried 33% fewer drilled solids than the active system (5.0 vs 7.5 vol%) and was reusable with routine conditioning.
Results vary with hole size, fluid system and program. Ask us for an estimate on your wells.
Proven on the toughest wells in Western Canada.
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