Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material – In situ conversion of solid to fluid – Dissolving or chemical reaction
Patent
1975-08-14
1982-08-03
Pate, III, William F.
Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material
In situ conversion of solid to fluid
Dissolving or chemical reaction
166271, 166280, 166308, E21B 4326, E21B 4328
Patent
active
043424848
ABSTRACT:
Methods for increasing the permeability of a subterranean igneous rock formation penetrated by at least one well where a hydraulic fluid is injected into the formation at a pressure sufficient to cause diffusion into the natural fractures thereof and thus increase the cross-sectional area thereof, maintaining the pressure and injecting a second fluid which results, by the use thereof, in substantially maintaining the increased cross-sectional area after the pressure is reduced.
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Davidson Donald H.
Huff Ray V.
Keire Fred A.
Kennecott Corporation
Pate III William F.
Sniado John L.
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