A review of liquid nitrogen fracturing technology
Authors:
- Zhongwei HuangZHZhongwei Huang
- Shikun ZhangSZShikun Zhang
- Ruiyue YangRYRuiyue Yang
- Xiaoguang WuXWXiaoguang Wu
- Ran LiRLRan Li
- Hongyuan ZhangHZHongyuan Zhang
- Pengpeng HungPHPengpeng Hung
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China
- Youth Science Fund Project
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