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Machine-Learning-Based Multi-Surrogate-Assisted Joint Optimization for Hydraulic Fracturing Design and Production Control

: The distribution of hydraulic fractures and production control strategies have significant influences on the fluid flow and production performance of low-permeability waterflooding reservoirs. Traditional approaches typically focus solely on fracture parameters while overlooking production control. To address this li...

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The primary cementing process (PCP) is a crucial procedure in oil and gas well construction, providing well barriers and zonal isolation to ensure safe and efficient operations. However, achieving efficient displacement of yield-stress fluids, such as drilling mud and cement slurries, remains challenging due to com...

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Machine Learning–Based Rate of Penetration Prediction Using Multi-Well Field Data in Deviated Wells

A model is identified that not only reproduces historical data accurately but also yields correct responses under a diverse range of varying input parameters, and the proposed methodology establishes a reproducible basis for developing more reliable ROP forecasting tools for complex well trajectories.

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Hydraulic fracturing is essential for shale oil development, but conventional water-based fracturing fluids may cause formation damage and environmental concerns because of incomplete flowback. Employing CO2 as a prefracturing fluid is a feasible and promising approach. However, the enhanced oil recovery (EOR) perfor...

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Strain-Based Quantitative Inversion of Localized Corrosion Defects in Storage Tanks Using Finite Element-Driven Machine Learning

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