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Larry BehrmannJames E. BrooksSimon FarrantAlfredo FayardAdl Venkitaraman
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Andrew BrownCharlie MichelAlwyn NoordermeerBP Amoco
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Phil SmithBP Amoco
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9. Javora PH, Ali SA Miller M Controlled debrisPerforating Systems Prevention of an UnexpectedSource of Formation Damage SPE58758
SPELafayette 2000 2 23-24
10.Behrmann LA, Pucknell JK, Bishop SR Hsia T-YMeasurement of Additional Skin Resulting From
Perforation Damage SPE2280966 SPE
1991 10 6-9
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11.Pucknell JK Behrmann LA An Investigation of theDamaged Zone Created by Perforating SPE22811
SPE661991 10 6-9
12.Swift RP Behrmann LA Halleck P Krogh KEMicro-Mechanical Modeling of Perforating Shock
Damage SPE39458 SPELafayette
1998 2 18-19
13.Behrmann LA Li JL Venkitaraman A Li HBorehole Dynamics Dur ing Underbalanced
Perforating SPE38139 SPE1997 6 2-
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14.Blosser WR An Assessment of PerforatingPerformance for High Compressive Strength Non-Homogeneous Sandstones SPE30082
SPE1995 5 15-16
15.Behrmann LA McDonald B Underbalance orExtreme Overbalance SPE31083SPELafayette 1996 2 14-15 SPEProduction & Facilities 1999 8 187-196
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17.Bell WT Perforating Underbalanced-EvolvingTechniques Journal of Petroleum Technology 36
1984 10 1653-1652
18.King GE Anderson A Bigham M A Field Studyof Underbalance Pressures Necessary to Obtain CleanPerforations Using Tubing-Conveyed PerforatingSPE14321 60 SPE
Las Vegas1985 9 22-25
19.Crawford HR Underbalanced Perforating DesignSPE19749 64 SPE
S a nAntonio 1989 10 8-11
20.Tariq SM New Generalized Criteria for Determiningthe Level of Underbalance for Obtaining CleanPerforations SPE20636 65
SPE1990 9 23-26
21.Hsia T-Y Behrmann LA Perforating Skins as aFunction of Rock Permeability and UnderbalanceSPE22810 66 SPE
1991 10 6-9
22.Behrmann 10
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Behrmann LA Pucknell JK Bishop SR Effects ofUnderbalance and Effective Stress on PerforationDamage in Weak Sandstone: Initial ResultsSPE24770 67 SPE
1992 10 4-7
Bartus iak R Behrmann LA Hal leck PM
Experimental Investigation of Surge Flow Velocity andVolume Needed to Obtain Perforation CleanupSPE26896 SPE
Pittsburgh 199311 2-4 Journal of Petroleum
Science and Engineering 17 1997 19-28
23.Behrmann 10
Mason JNm Dees JM Kessler N Block TestsModel the Near-Wellbore in a Perforated SandstoneSPE28554 69 SPE
1994 9 25-28
24.Behrmann LA Underbalance Criteria for MinimumPerforation Damage SPE300811995 SPE 1995
5 15-16 SPE Drilling & Completion1996 9 173-177
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31.Brie A Endo T Hoyle D Codazzi D Esmersoy CHsu K Denoo S Mueller MC Plona T Shenoy R
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32.Behrmann LA Elbel JL Effect of Perforations onFracture Initiation SPE 2066165 SPE
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33.Romero J Mack MG Elbel JL Theoretical Modeland Numerical Investigation of Near-Wellbore Effectsin Hydraulic fracturing SPE30506
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34.Bruce S A Mechanical Stability Log SPE199421990 IADC/SPE1990 2 27 -3 2
Weingarten J Perkins T Prediction of SandProduction in Gas Well: Methods and Gulf of MexicoCast Studies SPE24797 67SPE
1992 10 4-7
van den Hoek PJ Hertogh GMM Kooijman AP deBree P Kenter CJ Papamichos E A New Conceptof Sand Production Prediction: Theory and LaboratoryExperiments SPE36418 71 SPE
1996 10 6-9
Kooijman AP van den Hoek PJ de Bree P KenterCJ Zhang Z Khodaverdian M HorizontalWellbore Stability and Sand Production in WeaklyConsolidated Sandstone SPE36419
71 SPE1996 10 6-9
Blok RHJ wel l ing RWF Behrmann LA
Venkitaraman A Experimental Investigation of theInfluence of Perforating on Gravel-Pack ImpairmentSPE36481 71 SPE
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35.Behramn L Willson SM de Bree P Presles CField Implications from Full-Scale sand Production
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Presles C Cruesot M A Sand Failure Test Can CutBoth Completion costs and the Number of DevelopmentWells SPE38186 SPE
1997 6 2-3
36.Venkitaraman A, Li H, Leonard AJ Bowden PRExperimental Investigation of Sanding Propensity for
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40.Sulbaran AL Carbonell RS Lopez-de-Cardenas JEOriented Perforating For Sand Prevention SPE57954
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