Iles: It’s a ‘sad’ storyState study finds South Dakota sand is unsuited for hydraulic fracturing in well completion process per API specifications Ray Tyson For Petroleum News Bakken
South Dakota’s hope of capitalizing on North Dakota’s oil boom by providing its neighbor with abundant supplies of high-demand natural proppant, or sand for hydraulic fracturing has been dealt a serious blow.
A recent study conducted by the state Department of Environment and Natural Resources concl....
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The ideal sand grain Find additional uses for the sand Proppant to feed 40,000 new wells Sand samples lack quartz
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