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Volumn 88-89, Issue , 2012, Pages 67-74
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Experimental study on an alternative oil stimulation technique for tight gas reservoirs based on dynamic shock waves generated by Pulsed Arc Electrohydraulic Discharges
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Author keywords
Concrete; Damage; Fracture; Microstructure; Sandstone; Shock waves
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Indexed keywords
DAMAGE;
DYNAMIC MECHANICAL;
ELECTRICAL ENERGY;
EVOLUTION OF THE MICROSTRUCTURE;
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES;
GOOD CORRELATIONS;
HOLLOW CYLINDER SPECIMENS;
IN-SITU;
INTRINSIC PERMEABILITY;
LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS;
ON DYNAMICS;
PERMEABILITY INCREASE;
PRESSURE WAVES;
PULSED ARC ELECTROHYDRAULIC DISCHARGE;
STIMULATION TECHNIQUES;
STRESS LEVELS;
TIGHT GAS RESERVOIRS;
X-RAY TOMOGRAPHY;
CONCRETES;
FRACTURE;
GAS PERMEABILITY;
HYDRAULIC FRACTURING;
HYDRAULICS;
MICROSTRUCTURE;
OIL WELLS;
PETROLEUM RESERVOIR ENGINEERING;
SANDSTONE;
SHOCK WAVES;
LOW PERMEABILITY RESERVOIRS;
CONCRETE;
DAMAGE MECHANICS;
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY;
HYDRAULIC FRACTURE;
HYDROCARBON RESERVOIR;
MICROSTRUCTURE;
OIL WELL;
PERMEABILITY;
SANDSTONE;
SHOCK WAVE;
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EID: 84862778362
PISSN: 09204105
EISSN: None
Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1016/j.petrol.2012.01.009 Document Type: Article |
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Times cited : (107)
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References (7)
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