Video
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Surface Test (5 megs): This is a video of a GasGun surface
test conducted by our Croatian distributor. A 0.5 meter GasGun was
ignited inside perforated pipe. The perforated pipe was necessary to
confine the propellant and allow for a proper burn. The first
explosion is the blasting cap and detonating cord. The following
rush of gas coming out of the holes is the propellant burn. The entire
event takes ~2 seconds, but in a well the burn takes only ~20
milliseconds due to higher confining pressures. The rate of gas
coming out of the holes continually increases until the burn is
complete. This is due to the progressive burning properties of our
propellant. To learn more about progressive burning go to: Progressive
Burning
Downhole
Video (7 megs): This video is from
a downhole camera used before and after a GasGun stimulation. The
stimulation was conducted in a shallow Berea sandstone well located in
Ashland County, Ohio. The well was an open hole completion which
makes it possible to observe the multiple fractures created by the
GasGun.
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