Fracture Geometry, Well Performance and Proppant Design
Tuesday, 6 February
Waterway Ballroom 5-8
Technical
This session will begin with a keynote discussion on factors affecting fracture height in the Vaca Muerta, followed by an assortment of papers on fracture geometry, well orientation and in-basin sand performance. After the break we will move into three papers dealing with proppant transport and flowback control.
Chairperson
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1300-1345 217800Unconventional Variables that Impact on the Fracture Height Growth on Vaca Muerta Formation and its Implications for Fracture Simulation and Well Productivity
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1345-1410 217782Impact of Well Orientation on Well Productivity
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1410-1435 217784In-Basin Sand Performance in the Permian Basin and the Case for Northern White Sand
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1435-1500 217767Proppant Crush Testing: The Pitfalls of the Standard API 19C Crush Test
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1545-1610 217771Practical Optimization of Perforation Design with a General Correlation for Proppant and Slurry Transport from the Wellbore
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1610-1635 217765Development of a Non-Damaging, Non-Crosslinked Fracturing Fluid System with Enhanced Proppant Suspension Capacity, Field Experiences in Tight and Unconventional Formations
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1635-1700 217830Novel Resin Coated Sand Placement Design Guidelines for Controlling Proppant Flowback Post Slickwater Hydraulic Fracturing Treatments