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New algorithms and integrated workflow for tight gas and shale completions

Cipolla et al., 2011

Document ID
5298172285042102089
Author
Cipolla C
Weng X
Onda H
Nadaraja T
Ganguly U
Malpani R
Publication year
Publication venue
SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition?

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Multi-stage stimulation has become the norm for unconventional reservoir development. How many fracture treatment stages and perforation clusters are optimal? What is the ideal spacing between perforation clusters? Where is the best location for each fracture treatment …
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