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Choline Chloride-75% Aq Choline Chloride in Clay Stabilization for the Oil and Natural Gas Industry Choline chloride 75% is a chemical compound which is used into various industrial applications, predominately as a component for hydraulic fracturing of shale natural gas wells. Choline Chloride in Clay Stabilization for the Oil and Natural Gas Industry Drilling and stimulation in shale and other clay containing formations pose challenges due to day swelling. This swelling causes a number of issues including: -Wellbore instability -Cuttings disintegration Br balling Fines migration -Reductions in permeability of the formation to hydrocarbons Choline Chloride has proven itself as a safe and very effective clay stabilizer, at a reasonable cost functions through ion exchange, where choline chlonde provides a cation to replace the native solubilized clay cation (typically sodium) Choline Chloride is used as a shale swelling inhibitor in drilling fluid, completion fluid, and workover fuit, to prevent shale from expansion and hydration, providing wellbore stability. These issues can result in higher drilling costs and slower production rates. Clay stabilizers reduce day swelling and its associated risks leading to lower drilling costs and improved production rates Potassium chloride (KCL) is commonly used in preventing the swelling of clay as a temporary clay stablizer However, the use of KCL in drilling carries environmental concerns as chlorides do not degrade and can enter surface water carrying heavy metal including cadmium and mercury The key features offered by Choline salts as an alternative to traditional clay stabilizers include Biodegradability and reduction in the amount of chlorides Superior performance and use at much lower levels Compatibility with brine, calcium chloride and KCL solutions Ability to work well with known fracturing fluids, cross-linkers and breakers Minimization in chemical handling including pre-mixing and saltwater disposal Flexibility for use in all environments