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A comprehensive fracture diagnostics instrumentation fielding program

Hart et al., 1983

Document ID
5222889430455484784
Author
Hart C
Engi D
Morris H
Publication year
Publication venue
SPE Rocky Mountain Petroleum Technology Conference/Low-Permeability Reservoirs Symposium

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Economic development of low permeability gas reservoirs often necessitates the use of massive hydraulic fracturing. Assessment of the effectiveness of the induced fracture requires knowledge of the dimensions, orientation, and spatial characteristics of thefrac-ture …
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