Seismic monitoring wells in CSS
Passive seismic monitoring wells detecting hydraulic steam fractures
Passive seismic monitoring wells can detect hydraulic fractures in formation that have been stimulated with steam injection. But this applicant convinced the AER that they were not needed for his CSS project. In the application, he describes reasons that the monitoring wells are not necessary, and where they have been used successfully.
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Tags: Seismic, Thermal, Heavy Oil
Granger Low 20 Aug 2015

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