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US Patent 7810570 Shock-release fluid fracturing method and apparatus

Patent 7810570 was granted and assigned to Calfrac Well Services on October, 2010 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Calfrac Well Services
Calfrac Well Services
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
7810570
Patent Inventor Names
James Collins0
Mark T. Andreychuk0
Date of Patent
October 12, 2010
Patent Application Number
11552889
Date Filed
October 25, 2006
Patent Primary Examiner
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Kenneth Thompson
Patent abstract

A shock tool is adapted to a bottom hole tool assembly for isolating a zone in a subterranean formation accessed by a wellbore. Fracturing fluid such as nitrogen is accumulated at fracturing pressures uphole of the shock tool for subsequent and rapid release to the formation. The tool assembly can be suspended from a conveyance string in which fluid is accumulated for shock release through a valve of the shock tool and through an injection tool to the zone isolated by the injection tool. After a first zone is shocked, the tool assembly can be moved to a new zone, or multiple shocks can be applied cyclically at the selected zone.

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