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Nitrogen Foam Fracturing in the Hugoton Gas Field

Nitrogen Foam Fracturing in the Hugoton Gas Field. Marietta College Dept. of Petroleum Engineering and Geology. ENGL 406 Project 4: Proposal March 16, 2005. Introduction. Location Properties of Hugoton formation. Problem. Production decline Reasons for decline. Nitrogen Foam Theory.

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Nitrogen Foam Fracturing in the Hugoton Gas Field

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  1. Nitrogen Foam Fracturing in the Hugoton Gas Field Marietta College Dept. of Petroleum Engineering and Geology ENGL 406 Project 4: Proposal March 16, 2005

  2. Introduction • Location • Properties of Hugoton formation

  3. Problem • Production decline • Reasons for decline

  4. Nitrogen Foam Theory • How is foam formed? • Advantages of nitrogen foam • Low fluid loss • Excellent proppant-suspending properties • High fluid recovery

  5. Foam Fracturing Process • Pad • Slurry • Flush

  6. Costs • Factors in cost of fracture treatment • Horsepower • Chemicals and materials • Proppant • Water chemicals, i.e. biocide, breakers • Nitrogen services • Rig time

  7. Costs (cont.) • Cost Analysis

  8. Conclusion • Summary • Next Step • Questions

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