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Fracture-Driven Interactions, Production Diagnostics and Fracturing Fluids

Thursday, 8 February
Waterway Ballroom 5-8
Technical
This session will discuss various diagnostic tools to help mitigate FDIs with real-time fiberoptic monitoring, delineate effective drainage and evaluate the economics of high intensity completions. There will also be discussion on chemical breakers for FR fracturing fluid systems.
Chairperson
Peggy Rijken - Chevron Corporation
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