Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.56
ph-index = 2
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Southwest Petroleum University (26 from 320 patents)
2. Other (1 from 832,843 patents)
27 patents:
1. 12359560 - Method for evaluating temporary plugging effect of fracturing in low-permeability oil-gas reservoir based on monitoring pressure
2. 12331623 - Methods for diagnosing control effectiveness of fracture heights in hydraulic fracturing by combining monitoring pressure signals
3. 12180409 - Double-crosslinked thermal phase transition gel temporary plugging agent and application thereof
4. 12158063 - Methods and systems for predicting risk of early-screen-out in near-well zone based on distributed fiber acoustic sensing (DAS)
5. 12134735 - Low-shrinkage and high-strength plant-based resinous blocking agent and preparation method thereof
6. 12060519 - Plant-based self-degradable gel diverting agent and preparation method therefor
7. 11912802 - Supramolecular star-shaped polymer with beta-CD as core and preparation method
8. 11834610 - Ultra-high temperature organic cross-linked fracturing fluid system
9. 11767746 - Integrated wellhead device for filtering injected and produced gases
10. 11692423 - Method for realizing uniform stimulation for the oil and gas well by low-cost multi-stage fracturing
11. 11687693 - Method for evaluating fracture connectivity and optimizing fracture parameters based on complex network theory
12. 11614561 - Glass clamping model based on microscopic displacement experiment and experimental method
13. 11604132 - Testing device and evaluation method for sensitivity damage of core permeability tensor
14. 11598205 - Method for comprehensive evaluation of shale fracability under the geology-engineering 'double-track' system
15. 11542801 - Optimized design method for temporary blocking agent to promote uniform expansion of fractures produced by fracturing in horizontal wells