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Gregor Keilhofer

Halliburton

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Archive | 2003

Cementing subterranean zones using cement compositions containing biodegradable dispersants

Jan Pieter Vijn; Christian Spindler; Gregor Keilhofer; Johann Plank

Archive | 1998

Solids composition based on clay minerals and use thereof

Gregor Keilhofer; Johann Plank

Archive | 2007

Water-soluble and biodegradable copolymers on a polyamide basis and use thereof

Martin Matzinger; Roland Reichenbach-Klinke; Gregor Keilhofer; Johann Plank; Christian Spindler

Archive | 2000

Method for the rheology control of fluid phases

Peter Lange; Gregor Keilhofer; Johann Plank

Archive | 2008

GRAFT COPOLYMER, METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF, AND USE THEREOF

Roland Reichenbach-Klinke; Johann Plank; Peter Lange; Gregor Keilhofer

Archive | 2007

Method for breaking the viscosity of polymer-thickened aqueous systems for mineral oil and natural gas exploration

Juergen Dr Heidlas; Allen Gossen; Johann Plank; Peter Lange; Gregor Keilhofer; Georg Huber

Archive | 2006

Method of using high-alumina cements for rheology control of liquid phases

Johann Plank; Gregor Keilhofer; Jürgen Heidlas; Peter Lange

Archive | 2007

Method of use of a polyvinyl alcohol-based composition

Roland Reichenbach-Klinke; Peter Lange; Christian Spindler; Gregor Keilhofer

Archive | 2007

Reducing viscosity of polymer thickened aqueous phase with crude oil and/or natural gas, comprises forming highly liquid emulsion with water as continuous phase, where emulsion is formed by adding surface active component to system

Jürgen Heidlas; Allen Gossen; Johann Plank; Peter Lange; Gregor Keilhofer; Georg Huber

Archive | 2008

Grafting copolymer, useful e.g. as additives in construction chemical applications, water retention agents and fluid loss additives, comprises silica, which is reacted with an unsaturated silane and a polymer containing sulfonic acid

Roland Reichenbach-Klinke; Johann Plank; Peter Lange; Gregor Keilhofer

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Johann Plank

Halliburton

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Christian Spindler

Halliburton

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Andrea Fenchl

Halliburton

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Jan Pieter Vijn

Halliburton

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