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Improve Fracturing Fluid Recovery to Reduce Environmental Contamination

Xiao-ting Gou, Fun-chun TIAN, Gui-xian HAO, Yu-dong ZHAO, Bo-fen LI

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Hydraulic fracturing is one of the most important stimulation for our unconventional reservoir development. In this article, we analyze environmental impact from fracturing fluid. We also give measures to control contaminations. It contains enhancing recovery of fracturing fluid and strictly treatment of fluids.

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Hydraulic fracturing is one of the most important stimulation for our unconventional reservoir development. In this article, we analyze environmental impact from fracturing fluid. We also give measures to control contaminations. It contains enhancing recovery of fracturing fluid and strictly treatment of fluids.

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Hydraulic fracturing is one of the most important stimulation for our unconventional reservoir development. In this article, we analyze environmental impact from fracturing fluid. We also give measures to control contaminations. It contains enhancing recovery of fracturing fluid and strictly treatment of fluids.

Key concepts: Hydraulic fracturing, Fracturing fluid, Petroleum engineering, Well stimulation, Geology, Contamination, Unconventional oil, Environmental science

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