SPE Production & Operations
Volume 25, Number 4, November 2010

Coiled Tubing

127677-PA

Spoolable Connector Allows Coiled-Tubing Operations Offshore India

G. Effiong, SPE, and G. Dean, SPE, BJ Services Company; and S. Nayak, SPE, and R.S. Satyarthi, British Gas EPILpp. 416-422Preview | PDF ( 694 KB )    Rights & Permission

Formation Damage

124051-PA

A New Methodology To Safely Produce Sand-Controlled Wells With Increasing Skin

Ashish A. Chitale, BP America; Michael H. Stein, Premium Petroleum Consulting; Brian J. Arias, BP America; Ram K. Narayanan, BP America; and David W. Schott, BP Americapp. 423-430Preview | PDF ( 758 KB )    Rights & Permission

121812-PA

In-Situ Water-Blocking Measurements and Interpretation Related to Fracturing Operations in Tight Gas Reservoirs

B. Bazin, Y. Peysson, F. Lamy, and F. Martin, IFP; E. Aubry and C. Chapuis, Totalpp. 431-437Preview | PDF ( 581 KB )    Rights & Permission

Hydraulic Fracturing

115769-PA

The Relationship Between Fracture Complexity, Reservoir Properties, and Fracture-Treatment Design

C.L. Cipolla, Schlumberger; N.R. Warpinski and M.J. Mayerhofer, Pinnacle Technologies; E.P. Lolon , Anadarko; and M.C. Vincent, Carbo Ceramicspp. 438-452Preview | PDF ( 970 KB )    Rights & Permission

119264-PA

A Simple and Accurate Model for Well Productivity for Hydraulically Fractured Wells

Kyle E. Friehauf, Ajay Suri, SPE, and Mukul M. Sharma, SPE, University of Texas at Austinpp. 453-460Preview | PDF ( 558 KB )    Rights & Permission

124135-PA

Application of After-Closure Analysis to a Dual-Porosity Formation, to CBM, and to a Fractured Horizontal Well

M.Y. Soliman, Carlos Miranda, and Hong Max Wang , SPE, Halliburton Energy Servicespp. 472-483Preview | PDF ( 3,596 KB )    Rights & Permission

124431-PA

Comprehensive Model for Flow Behavior of High-Performance-Fracture Completions

Y. Zhang, M. Marongiu-Porcu, and C.A. Ehlig-Economides, Texas A&M University; S. Tosic, Noble Energy; and M.J. Economides, University of Houstonpp. 484-497Preview | PDF ( 1,189 KB )    Rights & Permission

131776-PA

An Evaluation of Microseismic Monitoring of Lenticular Tight-Sandstone Stimulations

N.R. Warpinski, SPE, C.K. Waltman, SPE, and L. Weijers, SPE, Pinnaclepp. 498-508Preview | PDF ( 2,412 KB )    Rights & Permission

Injection Control

131594-PA

A Dynamic Simulation Study of Water Hammer for Offshore Injection Wells To Provide Operation Guidelines

Yula Tang and Liang-Biao Ouyang, SPE, Chevron Global Upstream and Gaspp. 509-523Preview | PDF ( 1,915 KB )    Rights & Permission

Scale Inhibition

130147-PA

Mechanical Alteration of Near-Wellbore Mineralogy for Improved Squeeze Performance

N. Fleming, SPE, and K. Ramstad, SPE, Statoil ASA; and L. Wichers Hoeth, and SPE, S. Kidd, SPE, Scaled Solutionspp. 524-532Preview | PDF ( 992 KB )    Rights & Permission

130401-PA

New Developments in the Analysis of Scale Inhibitors

L.S. Boak, SPE, and K.S. Sorbie, SPE, Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh, UKpp. 533-544Preview | PDF ( 1,148 KB )    Rights & Permission

141168-PA

Inhibition of Calcium Sulfate and Strontium Sulfate Scale in Waterflood

Amer Badr BinMerdhah, University of Science and Technologypp. 545-552Preview | PDF ( 729 KB )    Rights & Permission

SPE Honors Technical Paper Reviewers

SPE created "A Peer Apart" program to recognize dedicated individuals who have been involved in the peer review of 100 or more papers. Members who commit their time to peer review papers make substantial contributions to the industry's literature by helping to ensure that the papers published in SPE's technical journals are of the highest quality. Over time, these individuals volunteer hundreds of hours to the Society, making SPE journals a valuable resource for the industry.

This year, five individuals join the elite group of members who have reached the milestone of 100 papers reviewed. These individuals were recognized during the Editorial Review Committee reception at SPE's Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition.

Mojdeh Delshad, University of Texas, Austin
Simon W. Richards
, Consultant
Marco R. Thiele
, Streamsim Technologies
Omar J. Varela
, ExxonMobil Upstream Research
Christoph Zerbst, SEIC

 


Call for Papers on CO2 Management
SPE Economics & Management

Are you involved in, or conducting research in, CO2  management? As one of the most important challenges facing the upstream industry today, this topic will be the subject of a dedicated issue of SPE's newest quarterly online journal slated for July of 2011. SPE Economics & Management wants your papers about the practice, policy, and strategy of managing CO2. Papers could address, for example, management systems developed to achieve emissions reductions, efficiency initiatives designed to reduce CO2 emissions, development of R&D portfolios targeted at delivering relevant technologies, and deployment of emissions reduction technologies, such as carbon capture and sequestration. Reduction and management strategies are increasingly important as resource awareness, and environmental responsibility, continue to shape the advances of the E&P industry. Share your successes, innovations, and research as we explore the methods of reducing our industry's carbon footprint in this special issue of SPE Economics & Management.

Papers exploring these topics should be submitted to http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/speem. More information about the journal can be found at http://www.spe.org/papers/pubs/EMjournal.php.

Have a more technical paper about CO2 capture or sequestration? Consider submitting it to one of SPE's other journals. For more information visit http://www.spe.org/papers/pubs/coverage.php.