| 169 - 170 |
Special Issue - Advancements in the Evaluation and Mitigation of Formation Damage in Petroleum Reservoirs
Civan F |
| 171 - 180 |
Mechanism of formation damage at elevated temperature
Schembre JM, Kovscek AR |
| 181 - 190 |
Formation sand liquefaction: A mechanism for explaining fines migration and well sanding
Hayatdavoudi A |
| 191 - 200 |
Asphaltene near-well-bore formation damage modeling
Leontaritis KJ |
| 201 - 213 |
Impact of brine flow and mixing in the reservoir on scale control risk assessment and subsurface treatment options: Case histories
Mackay EJ, Jordan MM |
| 214 - 224 |
Formation damage induced by chemical treatments: Case histories
Nasr-El-Din HA |
| 225 - 232 |
Fine-scale simulation of sandstone acidizing
Li CL, Xie T, Pournik M, Zhu D, Hill AD |
| 233 - 239 |
Microemulsion additives enable optimized formation damage repair and prevention
Penny G, Pursley JT, Holcomb D |
| 240 - 247 |
Formation damage issues impacting the productivity of low permeability, low initial water saturation gas producing formations
Bennion DB, Thomas FB |
| 248 - 256 |
Damage tolerance of well-completion and stimulation techniques in coalbed methane reservoirs
Jahediesfanjani H, Civan F |
| 257 - 263 |
Evaluation of horizontal well performance after drilling-induced formation damage
Ding Y, Renard G |
