From the Cover: Gas production in the Barnett Shale obeys a simple scaling theory
By T. Patzek, Frank Male, M. Marder. 2013
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Subfields: Global and Planetary Change, Mechanics of Materials, Ocean Engineering
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/b28de8849e91e7b943f6519cee09a4a62ca370f7
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- The Environmental Costs and Benefits of Fracking (2014, methodology): “9 Bcf ), suggesting an overall EUR for the 8,294 wells in the range of 280–570 × 109 m3 (10–20 Tcf ) (27).”
- Low nanopore connectivity limits gas production in Barnett formation (2015, background): “Current theoretical predictions of gas production in Barnett shale [Monteiro et al., 2012; Patzek et al., 2013] do not consider the limited pore connectivity of shale matrix and its critical control on hydrocarbon production.”
- Stabilizing Fluid-Fluid Displacements in Porous Media Through Wettability Alteration (2015, background): “Understanding and controlling these displacements is central to many industrial processes and natural phenomena, including enhanced oil recovery [4], shale gas production [5,6], geological CO2 storage [7,8], operation of low-temperature polymerelectrolyte fuel cells [9], water infiltration in soil [”