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SPE International Symposium and Exhibition on Formation Damage Control | 2004
Michael B. Smith; Michael Bose; Henry H. Klein; Brent R. Ozenne; Ron S. Vandersypen
Frac-pack treatments and hydraulic fracturing are successful completion procedures for high-permeability formations. In these soft rock formations, permeability, thus fluid loss, is a key design parameter. Often high fluid loss is accounted for by use of high fluid-loss coefficients, which do not describe the process. One possible cause of the inconsistency might be non-1D (i.e., non-Carter type) loss behavior. Non-1D fluid loss occurs in water-injection and water-disposal fractures. ID loss is valid if the fracture propagation is greater than loss velocity; this condition is not true for waterflood-induced fracturing.
Journal of Petroleum Technology | 2010
Carl T. Montgomery; Michael B. Smith
Journal of Petroleum Technology | 1981
Kenneth G. Nolte; Michael B. Smith
Archive | 1981
Michael B. Smith; Kenneth G. Nolte
Archive | 1981
Kenneth G. Nolte; Michael B. Smith
Archive | 1982
Kenneth G. Nolte; Michael B. Smith
SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition | 2010
Arthur Bale; Michael B. Smith; Henry H. Klein
SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition | 2007
Havard Joranson; Henry H. Klein; Arne Marius Raaen; Michael B. Smith
Archive | 1982
Kenneth G. Nolte; Michael B. Smith
SPE Hydraulic Fracturing Technology Conference | 2016
Larry Kevin Britt; Michael B. Smith; Henry H. Klein; J. Y. Deng
