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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 14, 2009
Filed:
May. 30, 2006
Robert A. Jackson, Calgary, CA;
Gary M. Poirier, Calgary, CA;
Stephen Glanville, Okotoks, CA;
Ashley C. Kalenchuk, Calgary, CA;
Paul G. Goodman, Airdrie, CA;
F. Merrill Jamieson, Calgary, CA;
Robert A. Jackson, Calgary, CA;
Gary M. Poirier, Calgary, CA;
Stephen Glanville, Okotoks, CA;
Ashley C. Kalenchuk, Calgary, CA;
Paul G. Goodman, Airdrie, CA;
F. Merrill Jamieson, Calgary, CA;
Sanjel Corporation, Calgary, CA;
Fairborne Energy Ltd, Calgary, CA;
Abstract
A well may intersect a mineral bearing stratum. A fracturing fluid in the nature of a non-participating gas may be injected into the stratum at high rates of flow, to yield a high down hole pressure, and a time v. pressure pulse extending over a period of time. A second pulse may follow the first pulse in relatively quick succession. There may be pauses, or period of relative relaxation between the pulses.