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xvi LIST OF TABLES

Table 15.1: Basic Parameter Values for Example Table 17.2: Summary of Some Commercial Fracturing
Problem 15.1 Models
Table 15.2: Result Given by the Spreadsheet Program Table 17.3: Calculated Slurry Concentration
GasWellLoading.xls Table 18.1: Flash Calculation with Standing’s Method
Table 16.1: Primary Chemical Reactions in Acid for k i Values
Treatments Table 18.2: Solution to Example Problem 18.3 Given
Table 16.2: Recommended Acid Type and Strength for by the Spreadsheet LoopedLines.xls
Sandstone Acidizing Table 18.3: Gas Lift Performance Data for Well A and
Table 16.3: Recommended Acid Type and Strength for Well B
Carbonate Acidizing Table 18.4: Assignments of Different Available Lift
Table 17.1: Features of Fracture Geometry Models Gas Injection Rates to Well A and Well B