👉 The Conjunction Fluid, also known as Conjunctive Fluid or Conjunctive Fluid Interface (CFI), is a specialized fluid used in conjunction with hydraulic fracturing or fracking processes to enhance the efficiency of creating fractures in underground rock formations. This fluid, typically a mixture of water, sand, and various chemicals, reduces friction between the fracturing fluid and the rock, allowing for more effective and controlled fracture propagation. By optimizing the fluid's properties, engineers can improve the permeability of the rock, leading to better hydrocarbon extraction from reservoirs. The Conjunction Fluid plays a crucial role in maximizing the productivity of oil and gas wells, particularly in unconventional reservoirs like shale formations.
