Halliburton's newest fluid system, and certainly among its most innovative. In the grid below, we provide more information on the generic constituents that make CleanStim™ formulation so unique, along with a list of common – and perhaps more familiar – uses for each.
As you might expect from a formulation that's made entirely of materials sourced from the food industry, many of the constituents used in the CleanStim™ formulation are the same ones you'll find in everyday items ranging from baby wipes to beer – and at similar concentrations. But as we note below, some of these materials are still considered hazardous based on their physical or health effects, a determination required by the federal government for all materials imported or manufactured in the United States. That's why we insist on employing the best practices available when it comes to handling those fluids, transporting them, storing them, and using them to help our customers produce energy for the American people.
A discrete chemical with its own specific name or identity that is contained in an additive or chemical product.
Term most commonly used to describe the broad family of chemicals or substances.
Chemical classification principles used by the Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS), a division of the American Chemical Society. Descriptions of chemicals are listed by CAS number.
Common applications of the material that may be used in the home or on the job in various substances.
Indicates a hazardous constituent as defined on a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
Material Safety Data Sheet
| Generic Constituent Name | Common Use | Hazardous as Appears on MSDS |
| Enzyme | Soybean Paste*, Fruit Juices and Nectars*, Laundry Detergent, Dishwasher Detergent, Toilet Cleaner, Industrial Pulp and Paper Processing Aid | Yes |
| Exthoxylated Sugar-Based Fatty Acid Ester | Synthetic Food Flavoring Substance, Natural Baby Wipes, Baby Wash and Shampoo | No |
| Inorganic Acid | Cheese, Alcoholic Beverages, Wheel Cleaner, Rust Dissolver, Dishwashing Detergent | Yes |
| Inorganic Salt | Food Starch – Modified, Water Clarifier, Fish Tank Water Treatment | Yes |
| Maltodextrin | Sweetener, Glaze and Icing Sugar, Coconut Milk and Coconut Cream, Shower Gel | No |
| Organic Acid | Fruit Juice, Dishwasher Cleaner, All-Purpose Cleaner, Hand Soap | Yes |
| Organic Ester | Liquid Egg Products, Food Resinous and Polymeric Coatings, Hairspray | Yes |
| Partially Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil | Confectionary Chocolate Coating, Hair Detangler, Body Lotion, Lip Liner, Soap, Lotion, Cream and Other Skin Care Formulations | No |
| Polysaccharide Polymer | Canned Fish, Processed Cheese, Dairy-Based Desserts and Drinks, Beer, Toothpaste | Yes |
| Sulfonated Alcohol | Egg White Solids, Marshmallows, Dishwashing Liquid, Home Dilutable Cleaner, Shampoo, Acne Scrub, Shaving Cream, Liquid Hand Soap | Yes |
*Concentration present in consumer product not publicly available
