Method for improving high impulse fracturing

Wells – Processes – With explosion or breaking container to implode

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166300, 166302, 166307, 166308, E21B 4324, E21B 43263, E21B 43267, E21B 4327

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048077020

ABSTRACT:
A process for improving the effectiveness of control pulse fracturing in a carbonate formation wherein a high energy impulse device having a metallic sheath reactive with a retarded acid is utilized in combination with a retarded acid. Upon placement of such device within a wellbore, the metallic sheath reacts with the retarded acid and generates heat which activates said acid. Afterwards, the high energy impulse device is ignited which fractures the formation and forces the activated acid into the created fractures thereby enhancing acid contact with said formation.

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