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Stephen L. Wolhart, Sergio Berumen, Craig L. Cippola, Colleen A. Barton and Paul T. Branagan. Natural Gas: Igniting new markets. Part 4: Tight formation stimulation. Optimizing low-permeability gas-field fracturing jobs. World Oil, 222(5), May 2001, pp
Hydraulic fracture mapping, fracture engineering and geomechanical modeling proven in tight Wilcox Sands in northeastern mexico have broad application in associated Burgos basin and South Texas gas fields.
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Journal title: World Oil
Subjects: Trading, Natural gas, Oil and gas, Oil, Primary energy production, Gas fields, Recruitment, Jobs
