RI 6471 Hydraulic Fracture Treatments in Glade and Clarendon Oil Reservoirs, Warren County, Pa

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Robert L. Rough William E. Eckard
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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26
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1964

Abstract

Laboratory data obtained from a Bureau of Mines rotary air core of a well near Sugar Grove , Warren County , Pa . , were instrumental in initiating hydraulic fracturing in the area to stimulate oil recovery from Glade sand oil reservoirs . This report outlines the general geology , lease development , reservoir- rock characteristics , and oil - production history of Glade and Clarendon sand reservoirs in Warren County . The methods of well completion for single- stage and multiple- stage hydraulic fracturing of old and new wells are discussed , and a range of hydraulic fracture treatment data from 29 Glade sand and 10 Clarendon sand wells is presented . A composite decline curve representing oil - production data from six wells shows probable results of hydraulic fracturing . Average cumulative oil production during the first 100 days after hydraulic fracturing with a sand - carrying liquid is compared with production after conventional shooting with liquid nitroglycerin .
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APA: Robert L. Rough William E. Eckard  (1964)  RI 6471 Hydraulic Fracture Treatments in Glade and Clarendon Oil Reservoirs, Warren County, Pa

MLA: Robert L. Rough William E. Eckard RI 6471 Hydraulic Fracture Treatments in Glade and Clarendon Oil Reservoirs, Warren County, Pa. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1964.

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