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1 posted on 06/01/2019 8:37:47 PM PDT by ETL
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Orange Fracking Man bad!


2 posted on 06/01/2019 8:47:10 PM PDT by headstamp 2
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Just don’t fall to temptation and order any of that cheap Chinese CO2.

You’ll feel sick about it later. Mostly because it arrives missing one of the O’s.


3 posted on 06/01/2019 8:52:02 PM PDT by BuddhaBrown (Path to enlightenment: Four right turns, then go straight until you see the Light!)
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First, it is Fracing not fracking.

Then CO2 is expandable (not stable) CO2 will be exiting the production zones and out the well head. Downhole temps will cause CO2 to turn to gas as well as the upstream flow of crude or NG out of the well head.

Nitrogen is more stable for expansion but has problems.

Nitrogen injection of cement could have been the reason for that GOM blowout a few years ago.

5 posted on 06/01/2019 8:55:51 PM PDT by Deaf Smith (When a Texan takes his chances, chances will be taken that's fore sure)
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This technology is pretty much guaranteed to make the heads of enviro-wacko’s explode. I would love to see the look on AOC’s face if someone explained this to her (using, of course, very small words).


8 posted on 06/01/2019 9:13:17 PM PDT by JustTheTruth
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apparently LNG can also be used for fracking and you get it back out in the natural course of events when the NG well starts producing ...


9 posted on 06/01/2019 9:17:27 PM PDT by catnipman (Cat Nipman: Vote Republican in 2012 and only be called racist one more time!)
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Use Brawndo! It’s what rocks crave.


10 posted on 06/01/2019 9:28:23 PM PDT by TigersEye (This is the age of the death of reason.)
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So, CO2 is great, but we can’t capture it, it won’t transport sand and it gets pushed back out when the NG starts flowing.

In other words....this will never work.


11 posted on 06/01/2019 9:35:15 PM PDT by Erik Latranyi (The Democratic Party is now a hate-mob)
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Carbon is 345 ten-thousandths of a percent of the air we breathe. The earth is about 70% covered with water.

They say that the Cinese are good at math and science. I see a problem, here.

12 posted on 06/01/2019 9:43:37 PM PDT by Parmy
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Near the end of the article, comes the small print:

“The cost of CO2 captured from emission sources is still prohibitively expensive to make CO2 an industry-wide fracking fluid replacement.”

Next!


14 posted on 06/01/2019 9:53:32 PM PDT by jonrick46 (Cultural Marxism is the cult of the Left waiting for the Mothership.)
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“The cost of CO2 captured from emission sources is still prohibitively expensive to make CO2 an industry-wide fracking fluid replacement.

The team also notes that once CO2 has been injected into the fracture, it acquires a low viscosity that inhibits it from effectively transporting sand to the fractures.

Since the sand is intended to prop open the fractures while shale gas is harvested, it is critical that scientists learn to improve the fluid’s viscosity—but the team is not yet sure how to do so while keeping costs low and minimizing the environmental footprint.”

Sounds like “just around the corner”.


15 posted on 06/01/2019 9:56:09 PM PDT by aquila48
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Canadian Fracmaster has been doing this for decades...


18 posted on 06/02/2019 5:05:43 AM PDT by Eric in the Ozarks (Baseball players, gangsters and musicians are remembered. But journalists are forgotten.)
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