Determine the fracture pressure at 3,000 ft for Gulf Coast using Hubbert & Willis, Matthews & Kelly and Eaton's methods. The available data for this formation is given as %=0.41 K-0.000085 A-¹ Pg=2.6 P=1.074 Fo=0.45 μ=0.36 hand written plz

Determine the fracture pressure at 3,000 ft for Gulf Coast using Hubbert & Willis, Matthews & Kelly and Eaton's methods. The available data for this formation is given as %=0.41 K-0.000085 A-¹ Pg=2.6 P=1.074 Fo=0.45 μ=0.36 hand written plz

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Determine the fracture pressure at 3,000 ft for Gulf Coast using Hubbert & Willis, Matthews
& Kelly and Eaton's methods. The available data for this formation is given as
%=0.41
K=0.000085 A-¹
Pg=2.6
P=1.074
Fa=0.45
hand written plz
μ=0.36

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