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Cracking the code in tight shale


 
From the article: "Despite not fully understanding the basic physics of fluid flowing through shale rocks, industry has nonetheless found a way to recover the oil."

From the article: "Despite not fully understanding the basic physics of fluid flowing through shale rocks, industry has nonetheless found a way to recover the oil."

 

August 9, 2017

Upstream Technology Magazine publishes an interview with Sid Green at EPI discussing factors effecting shale oil recovery.

Despite not fully understanding the basic physics of fluid flowing through shale rocks, industry has nonetheless found a way to recover the oil. Cracking the code in tight shale.

Oil moves through shale rocks, even though the physical structure of such rocks suggests it should not. That is only one of the confusing aspects to consider when developing the shale oil plays, according to experts in the rock mechanics field….

EPI paper accepted for the ARMA 51st US Rock Mechanics / Geomechanics Symposium

Sidney Green is senior author on a paper accepted for the ARMA 51st US Rock Mechanics / Geomechanics Symposium. June 25-28, 2017.

"Hydraulic Fracture Propagation in Steps Considering Different Fracture Fluids", by Sidney Green(1), Joseph Walsh(2), John McLennan(3), Bryan Forbes(4). Click title to read abstract.
(1 Enhanced Production, Inc. & University of Utah, 2 Retired MIT, 3 University of Utah, 4 Consultant).

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