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Stimulating Carbonate Formations Using a Closed Fracture Acidizing Technique
Available to PurchasePublisher: Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)
Paper presented at the SPE East Texas Regional Meeting, April 21–22, 1986
Paper Number: SPE-14654-MS
... fracture flow channels or fracture conductivity. Many times the etched fracture face is either too smooth, softens with acid, or the formation strength itself is insufficient to prevent closure due to overburden pressure, as in chalk formations. The "closed" fracture acidizing technique is designed...
