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An analysis studied whether a well's toe could be affecting the production performance.

Multilayered metal-mesh screens (MMSs) are widely used as standalone screens for sand control in unconsolidated formations. It is often found that screens with the same filter-layer nominal rating perform differently.

This paper presents a combined experimental and numerical-modeling study on sand-screen performance. The objective is to develop an improved methodology for optimal sand-screen-aperture selection by addressing some of the limitations present in existing sand-retention tests.

In this paper, gravel-pack pore size is evaluated further by use of the permeability of the gravel pack and other methods. A new sizing method is proposed that is based on the effective formation size and the gravel-pack pore size.

Past experiences with problematic situations often drive the decision-making process, and while experience may be helpful, it can also lead to the development of biases that hamper an organization’s ability to manage dynamic environments such as unconventional projects.

One study is showing that when pumping a proppant into a fracture, a little bit of extra effort might increase performance.

Although global crude oil production has declined in some regions since the collapse in oil prices began, and there have been massive cuts in company spending, world output has remained stubbornly resilient

Six more will join the elite group of members who have attained the milestone of reviewing 100 papers.

Mass layoffs and rising bankruptcies haven't put an end to abundant supplies.

How do mooring systems reduce risks of hurricane damage to mobile offshore drilling units?