Updated Overpressures and Permeability Values for PNNL's StimuFrac Fluid

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A corrigendum was submitted to the journal of Geothermics on our article "Environmentally friendly, rheoreversible, hydraulic-fracturing fluids for enhanced geothermal systems" Shao et al Geothermics 58 (2015) 22-31.

In the original article some permeability values were underestimated, in particular, for rock samples fractured by the stimuli-responsive fracking fluid (PAA-CO2). In addition, effective pressures were determined to be lower for three control experiments (deionized water-carbon dioxide, DIW-CO2). Therefore, we revised values of permeability and effective pressure as well as performed additional lab-scale stimulation experiments under identical conditions to further verify/update the deductions presented in the discussion section. This is the reason for the additional data introduced in the below Table 1 (grey color).

The authors regret the following inadvertent errors and corresponding modifications. These modifications do not change the scientific conclusions of the article.

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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. (2016). Updated Overpressures and Permeability Values for PNNL's StimuFrac Fluid [data set]. Retrieved from https://gdr.openei.org/submissions/897.
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Shao, Hongbo, Kabilan, Senthil, Stephens, Sean, Suresh, Niraj, Beck, Anthon N., Varga, Tamas, Martin, Paul F., Kuprat, Andrew, Jung, Hun Bok, Um, Wooyong, Bonneville, Alain, Heldebrant, David J., Carroll, Kenneth C., and Moore, Joseph. Updated Overpressures and Permeability Values for PNNL's StimuFrac Fluid. United States: N.p., 06 Apr, 2016. Web. https://gdr.openei.org/submissions/897.
Shao, Hongbo, Kabilan, Senthil, Stephens, Sean, Suresh, Niraj, Beck, Anthon N., Varga, Tamas, Martin, Paul F., Kuprat, Andrew, Jung, Hun Bok, Um, Wooyong, Bonneville, Alain, Heldebrant, David J., Carroll, Kenneth C., & Moore, Joseph. Updated Overpressures and Permeability Values for PNNL's StimuFrac Fluid. United States. https://gdr.openei.org/submissions/897
Shao, Hongbo, Kabilan, Senthil, Stephens, Sean, Suresh, Niraj, Beck, Anthon N., Varga, Tamas, Martin, Paul F., Kuprat, Andrew, Jung, Hun Bok, Um, Wooyong, Bonneville, Alain, Heldebrant, David J., Carroll, Kenneth C., and Moore, Joseph. 2016. "Updated Overpressures and Permeability Values for PNNL's StimuFrac Fluid". United States. https://gdr.openei.org/submissions/897.
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The authors regret the following inadvertent errors and corresponding modifications. These modifications do not change the scientific conclusions of the article.
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The authors regret the following inadvertent errors and corresponding modifications. These modifications do not change the scientific conclusions of the article.
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Data from Apr 6, 2016

Last updated Jun 13, 2018

Submitted Jan 20, 2017

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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

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Carlos Fernandez

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Authors

Hongbo Shao

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Senthil Kabilan

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Sean Stephens

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Niraj Suresh

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Anthon N. Beck

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Tamas Varga

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Paul F. Martin

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Andrew Kuprat

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Hun Bok Jung

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Wooyong Um

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Alain Bonneville

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

David J. Heldebrant

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Kenneth C. Carroll

New Mexico State University

Joseph Moore

Energy and Geoscience Institute at the University of Utah

DOE Project Details

Project Name Reservoir Stimulation Optimization with Operational Monitoring for Creation of EGS

Project Lead Sean Porse

Project Number FY16 AOP 1324

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