A Multi-Factor Approach to Optimize Horizontal Shale Wells Flowback and Production Operation

Y. Liu, R. M. Jones, H. Lu, K. Putri, S. Atmaca, N. J. R. Gonzalez

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... • Stage count and perforation clusters per stage • Tail-in proppant size and mechanical properties • Tail – in fluid • Fracture width Figure 3.Secure...

Hydrocarbon Exploration Challenge in the Central Range Fold-Thrust Belt, Papua, Indonesia

Benyamin Sapiie, Sonny T. Sampurno, Nanang Abdul Manaf, Sunjaya Eka Saputra, Maisi Riswanty

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... into the Bird's Head, Neck, Body, and Tail regions (Figure 1). The central and most prominent part of the island (the Bird's Body) is divided into four...

Pleistocene Sedimentology, Credit River, Southern Ontario: A New Component of the Braided River Model

W. R. Costello , Roger G. Walker

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

...------------------------ FIG. 1. Map of Credit River valley from head of the Credit River (forks of the Credit) to Norval. In the Wentworth sands and gravels...

Fracturing Fluid Loss in Unconventional Reservoirs: Evaluating the Impact of Osmotic Pressure and Surfactant and Methods to Upscale Results

Bin Pan, Christopher R. Clarkson, Adnan Younis, Chengyao Song, Chris Debuhr, Amin Ghanizadeh, Viola I. Birss

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

..., surfactant adsorption was considered. As a cationic surfactant, DTAB has a positively charged head (Figure 6). Normally, the head is hydrophilic, while...

Mudflow Generated by Retrogressive Slope Failure, Santa Barbara Basin, California Continental Borderland

Brian D. Edwards, Homa J. Lee, Michael E. Field

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., and the bulbous toe tapering upslope to a thin tail are consistent wit mass flow involving extensive internal deformation. Sediment failed in stages, ending...

Wyoming’s Dinosaur Resources –An Overview

Arnold Woods

Wyoming Geological Association

..., respectively, they already show the characteristics that separate dinosaurs from other reptiles. Herrerasaurus’ head doesn’t seem much different from any reptile...

Biogenic Structures Produced by Sand-Swimming Snakes: A Modern Analog for Interpreting Continental Ichnofossils

Daniel I. Hembree, Stephen T. Hasiotis

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... body, short tail, blunt head, and small eyes (Zug et al. 2001). Kenyan sand boas are fossorial sand swimmers that inhabit loose, sandy soils in semiarid...

The Northern Sierra Terrane and Associated Mesozoic Magmatic Units: Implications for the Tectonic History of the Western Cordillera; Frontmatter and Roadlog

Gary H. Girty, Richard E. Hanson, Richard A. Schweickert, David S. Harwood

Pacific Section SEPM

... T grading T [ coarse-tail or .. x ., ,. distribution grading c CD CO .O (0 I C O b T1 T 'b T^ / / # c 4 flame structure non-graded...

Bekapai-11: An Example of Drilling a High Pressured Well in Weak Formations

Budi Suryodipuro

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... the disadvantages are that : casing is non standard for TOTAL and S.E. Asia. requires a special well head for floating rigs (not applicable for B-11...

Experimental Modeling of the Spatial Distribution of Grain Size Developed in a Fill-and-Spill Mini-Basin Setting

Rufus L. Brunt, William D. McAffrey, Benjamin C. Kneller

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., Motion of the head: Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, v. 3, p. 523-546. MIDDLETON, G.V., 1967, Experiments on density and turbidity currents; 3...

Depositional Processes and Fluid Mechanics of Upper Jurassic Conglomerate Accumulations, British North Sea

L. G. Kessler II, Kit Moorhouse

CSPG Special Publications

... of massive or vague, normally graded flow units between 0.2 m and 1.0 m thick, with coarse-tail grading frequently developed in the basal 0.1 m...

Relationship of Flute Cast Morphology to Internal Sedimentary Structures in Turbidites

John W. Pett , Roger G. Walker

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., Experiments on density and turbidity currents. 1, Motion of the head: Can. Jour. Earth Sci., v. 3, p. 523-546. MIDDLETON, G. V., 1967, Experiments on density...

Meander-Bend Evolution, Alluvial Architecture, and the Role of Cohesion in Sinuous River Channels: A Flume Study

Jeff Peakall, Philip J. Ashworth, James L. Best

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., Meander degeneration in bed-load proximal streams: repeated chute cut-off due to bar-head gravel accretion—a hypothesis: Geologica Sudetica, v. 12, p...

Characteristics of Microzonation Modelling in Reservoir Evaluation

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Mass-Flow Conglomerates in a Submarine Canyon: Abrioja Fan-Delta, Pliocene, Southeast Spain

George Postma

CSPG Special Publications

.... The compression is probably due to resedimentation at the upslope-side of the gravel body. b) The head of a structureless, polymict gravel flow deposit...

Abstract: Sedimentology of Melange, Franciscan of Trinidad, California, by K. R. Aalto; #90972 (1976).

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Fracture Patterns and Fault Architecture in the East Kaibab Monocline

Pauline N. Mollema, Atilla Aydin

Four Corners Geological Society

... to the monocline trend and discontinuous joints at a high angle to the systematic set; (2) bedding plane faults and associated tail cracks; (3) major faults...

Relative Permeability of Unconventional Rocks with Dual-Wettability Pore-Network

Qing Lan, Mahmood Reza Yassin, Ali Habibi, Hassan Dehghanpour, James Wood

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... repellant; therefore, prefer gas over water under different saturation conditions. This part of the pore network is usually represented by a long tail...

Nature and Origin of an Oligocene Sandstone Reservoir

R. H. Nanz

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., (b) interstitial clay, the tail of the size distribution curve, and (c) interstitial calcite cement; (4) the mineral composition is similar...

Abstract: Analysis of Effect on Graded Beds of Changing Gravitational Acceleration with Time--a Prototype Paleogravimeter, by Steven Solomon Barrell; #90964 (1978).

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The Dinosaurs of Wyoming; 44th Annual Field Conference Guidebook

Gerald E. Nelson

Wyoming Geological Association

.... Breithaupt 15 Dinosaur Mechanics: 5. Dinosaur Tail Dynamics, Leslie Gertsch, Ph.D. 25 Dinosaur Exploration: 6. Ground Penetrating Radar Survey...

Abstract: Using Horizontal Wells to Develop the Lower Coastal Plain Channel Sands in the Balingian Province, Offshore Sarawak (Paper 24)

Boniface Bait, Norazlam Norbi

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... sands and to develop different fault blocks. The tail parts of these wells were used to appraise a stratigraphically younger reservoir unit. The main...

Abstract: Structural geology of the Meguma Supergroup and White Rock Formation contact in the Cape St. Marys area, southwest Nova Scotia

C. H. Dickson, N. Culshaw

Atlantic Geology

... (e.g., curved quartz fibers in pyrite pressure shadows and sigma-tail volcanic clasts) show reverse-sense shearing. The details of the structural...

Abstract: Validation of a recently proposed method for coda wave inversion: a comparison between real and synthetic data

Alejandro Jaimes, Alison Malcolm

Atlantic Geology

... waves make up the tail of seismograms and are typically ignored regarding them as noise as a consequence of unmodelled physics. However, these types...

Abstract: Cassiterite recovery from mine tailing dump in Myeik, Tanintharyi Division, Myanmar

K. Thi Thaw, S. Somsak, A. Numprasanthai

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... the tail dump. The results have shown that the tin was recovered up to 72% after process. The profitability of the project was measured and reported...