Methods and compositions for placing particulate materials...

Wells – Processes – Placing fluid into the formation

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C166S280200, C166S308300, C507S202000, C507S204000, C507S269000, C507S922000

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06945329

ABSTRACT:
Methods and compositions for placing particulate materials in subterranean zones penetrated by well bores. In one embodiment, the methods comprise: providing a compacted particulate material fluid that comprises a compacted particulate material, and a foam within the pore spaces of the compacted particulate material, the foam comprising a pressurized gas and a liquid solution of a foam forming surfactant; and pumping the compacted particulate material fluid into the subterranean zone.

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Foreign communication from a related counterpart application dated Sep. 13, 2004.

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