Zonal fracture treatment of well formations

Wells – Processes – Placing fluid into the formation

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166308, E21B 4326, E21B 4327

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ABSTRACT:
Methods are provided for treating an underground well formation whereby the treatment is confined to a desired zone within the formation. The methods comprise introducing one or more preflush fluids into one or more fractures in the formation followed by the introduction of a treating fluid having a density differing sufficiently from the density of the preflush fluids whereby the treating fluid is segregated and caused to flow into a desired zone within the formation.

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