William G. F. Ford, Glenn Penny
Abstract
Summary Fluid loss under dynamic conditions, considering such realistic conditions as low-permeability core samples and extreme shear conditions, has been examined and is reported in this paper. Dynamic data of fluid loss as a function of time, pressure, and temperature have been developed.
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Summary Fluid loss under dynamic conditions, considering such realistic conditions as low-permeability core samples and extreme shear conditions, has been examined and is reported in this paper. Dynamic data of fluid loss as a function of time, pressure, and temperature have been developed.
Key concepts: Shear (geology), Work (physics), Shear rate, Fracturing fluid, Mechanics, Hydraulic fracturing, Thermodynamics, Geology