High-Flow Polyolefin Coated Mineral as Proppant Particulate Material and Methods Related Thereto

Proppant particulates like sand are commonly used in hydraulic fracturing operations to maintain one or more fractures in an opened state following the release of hydraulic pressure. Fracturing fluids and methods of hydraulic fracturing may also use proppant particulates composed of high-flow polyol...

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Hauptverfasser:	HALL, Lee J, PENG, Haiqing, SAHNOUNE, Abdelhadi, DECKER, Kendal K, STOJKOVIC, Dragan
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