The Sonic

Shock-Wave Tool
The Latest Oil-Well Stimulation Enhancement Tool

WM Oilfield Services, Inc. Willie Mosley, Owner

P.O. Box 1347 WMOilfieldService@sbcglobal.net
16901 E. Hwy 67 432-556-0200
McCamey, TX 79752
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The Sonic Shock-Wave tool
is a well stimulation enhancement
apparatus that creates a fluid shock
wave that travels through fluid into
formation that is being treated.
Upon activation, the Sonic
Shock-Wave tool successively
pulses fluid out of its
multiple ports. As each pulse
of fluid accelerates out of the
ports, the fluid shock wave
is formed due to abrupt
acceleration and deceleration
of the fluid being used. This
shock wave is commonly
called a water hammer.
How Does It Work?
The Sonic Shock-Wave tool is activated with fluid velocity pumped through Isolation Straddle Open High
Expansion Packer Hole Blast Pressure
the tool itself. The fluid activates a diverter device, which in turn opens and Packer Perf. Clean
Method Method
closes posts in succession to create a pulse of burst with high inertial forces. Method Method
This pulse or burst forms a fluid shock wave in the well-bore fluid. The fluid
shock wave will travel spherically from its point of origin through the well-bore
fluid and into the formation as far as there is fluid. The sonic tool intensifies
well stimulation treatments with the use of less treating fluids.
The Sonic Shock-Wave tool can be ran in 4 different methods:
Below a packer (referred to as the Isolation Method)
Between 2 packers (referred to as the Straddle Packer Method)
Between a packer and a bridge plug
Ran on its own
When the Sonic Tool is used with any of these methods, the fluid shock wave
becomes trapped intensifying the effect on the treated formation.
Other Advantages
Using the Sonic Tool will remove well-bore damage such
as scales, formation fines, perforation debris, and other types
of plugging material. The shock wave causes these materials
to reach their fatigue failure point.
The Sonic Shock-Wave tool method of well stimulation enhancement
has been successfully used on -
newly completed oil and gas wells
older producing oil and gas wells
injection and disposal wells.