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An experimental study on conductivity of unpropped fractures in preserved shales

Wu et al., 2019

Document ID
1461416639551875751
Author
Wu W
Zhou J
Kakkar P
Russell R
Sharma M
Publication year
Publication venue
SPE Production & Operations

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A great deal of evidence shows that hydraulic fracturing creates a large surface area of induced unpropped (IU) fractures that are too small to accommodate commonly used proppants and that, subsequently, close during production (Sharma and Manchanda) …
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