The Effect of Well Completion Fluid Loss on Productivity Evaluation in Tight Sand Gas Reservoir: A Case Study from East China Sea Gas Well
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Kechao Gao, Suogui Shang, Xuan Wu, Liang Tao, Yutang JinFiles
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Published in Vol. 7 (2020) of International Journal of Petroleum Technology.
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