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Oil-well behavior based upon subsurface pressures and production data. [Relation between mass rate of fluid production and pressure drop in reservoir rock]

Helen Miller, E. S. Burnett, R.V. Higgins

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Key concepts: Petroleum engineering, Production (economics), Geology, Production rate, Drop (telecommunication), Oil production, Pressure drop, Environmental science

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