Shale energy engineering 2014
Subtitle: technical challenges, environmental issues, and public policy : proceedings of the 2014 Shale Energy Engineering Conference, July 21-23, 2014, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
By: sponsored by the Energy Division of the American Society of Civil Engineers ; edited by Christopher L. Meehan [and four others]
Contributors: Meehan, Christopher L., editor; American Society of Civil Engineers; American Society of Civil Engineers. Energy Division
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Reston, Virginia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 733
ISBN-13: 9781680156003; 9780784478608; 9780784413654
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: Shale gas industry; Congresses; Shale oils; Gaz de schiste; Congrès; Industrie; Huiles de schiste; TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING; Power Resources; General
Other titles: Technical challenges, environmental issues, and public policy; Proceedings of the 2014 Shale Energy Engineering Conference, July 21-23, 2014, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

English.
Table of contents: title: Modeling of Land Movement due to Groundwater Pumping from an Aquifer System with Stress-Dependent Storage; title: Baseline Water Quality Monitoring Prior to Hydraulic Fracturing to Promote Scientifically-Based Transparency; title: Feasibility of Using Brackish Groundwater Desalination Concentrate as Hydraulic Fracturing Fluid in the Eagle Ford Shale; title: Evolution of Best Management Practices and Water Treatment in High-Volume Hydraulic Fracturing Operations; title: Recycling of Produced and Flowback Water in Oil and Gas Drilling Operations through Hydraulic Fracturing in Texas; title: Review of Flowback and Produced Water Management, Treatment, and Beneficial Use for Major Shale Gas Development Basins; title: Characterization of Waste Waters from Hydraulic Fracturing; title: Electrodialysis Treatment of Flow-Back Water for Environmental Protection in Shale Gas Development; title: Conversion of Marcellus Production Wastewater into Salable Products; title: Regulation of TDS and Chloride from Oil and Gas Wastewater in Pennsylvania; title: Management of Produced Water in Pennsylvania : 2010-2012; title: Evaluating Leachability of Residual Solids from Hydraulic Fracturing in the Marcellus Shale; title: The Role of Shallow Surface Investigations in Appalachian Shale Energy Development; title: Geomechanical Characterization of Shale Formations for Sustainable Production; title: Comminution of Solids Due to Kinetic Energy of High Shear Strain Rate : Implications for Shock and Shale Fracturing; title: Guided Ultrasonic Waves for the Nondestructive Evaluation Imaging of Pipes; title: Mechanical Behaviors of an Anisotropic Shale Rock; title: Shale Fracturing for Energy Recovery : Current Issues and Review of Available Analytical and Computational Models; title: Particle Stacking Model to Simulate Sedimentary Rock Microcracks.; title: Geological and Geotechnical Aspects of Shale Oil and Gas Well Development : Geomechanics and Numerical Simulation of Hydraulic Fracturing; title: Fracture Mechanics Evaluation of Parameters Associated with Horizontal Hydrofracturing; title: Numerical Simulation of Simultaneous Growth of Multiple Interacting Hydraulic Fractures from Horizontal Wells; title: Subcritical Crack Propagation Enhanced by Chemical Injection; title: Numerical Analysis on Deformation Behavior of Expandable Casing and Contact Evaluation of Its Threaded Connection; title: Hydro-Mechanical Coupled Model of Hydraulic Fractures Using the eXtended Finite Element Method; title: Modeling Flow Regime in Shale Using Isogeometric Analysis; title: Towards a Real-Time Forecast of Induced Seismicity for Enhanced Geothermal Systems; title: Predicting the Seismic Hazard Due to Deep Injection Well-Induced Seismicity; title: Numerical Simulation of Induced Seismicity Due to Hydraulic Fracturing of Shale Gas Reservoirs; title: Rock Excavation Index Approach for Estimating Blast Rock for Shallow Pipeline Construction; title: Rock Behavior under High Pressure and High Temperature (HPHT); title: Influence of Mineralogy on the Index Properties and Durability of Crushed Shales; title: Interpretation Challenges for In Situ Stress from Mini-Frac Tests in Soft Rocks/Hard Soils; title: Field Borehole Testing of Anisotropic Shale Rock; title: Numerical Estimation of Casing Integrity under Injection Pressure for Fracturing of Shale Gas Formation; title: Analysis of Hydraulic Fracturing Chemical Disclosure Data from FracFocus; title: Erosion and Sediment Controls; title: Stormwater Runoff and the Oil and Gas Industry : A State-by-State Review of Regulations and Surface Water Quality Impacts.; title: Subpart W Past, Present, and Future; title: Effective Use of Cementitious Materials, Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag, and Bentonite in Treating Contaminants on Polluted Land; title: VOC Emission Monitoring at Eagle Ford Shale Drill Sites Using Wireless Sensor Network for Understanding Emission Generation and Dispersion; title: Life Cycle Assessment of Air Toxins for Natural Gas Production, Transport, and Power Generation in the Marcellus Shale Region; title: Effect of Fractures on Methane Migration in Shallow Groundwater Aquifer; title: Strategies for Sustainable Management of Oilfield Wastes and Wastewaters in Shale Resource Plays; title: The Impact of Shale Gas/Oil Waste on MSW Landfill Composition and Operations; title: Restoration of Streams and Wetlands Following Pipeline Construction Projects; title: Ensuring Sustainable Development of Shale Gas Transmission Infrastructure by Applying State-of-the-Art Methods in Geomorphology; title: Best Management Practices for Access Roads for Shale Energy Development with Consideration to Surface Waterbodies; title: Shale Gas Well Pad Air Quality Permitting in Ohio and West Virginia; title: The Grey Science of Wetland Avoidance; title: Improving Impact Analysis of the Eagle Ford Shale Oil and Natural Gas Production on Regional Rural Communities; title: SPCC Planning for Oil Drilling, Workover, and Production Facilities; title: A Review of NORM/TENORM in Wastes and Waters Associated with Marcellus Shale Gas Development and Production; title: An Integrated Emergency Evacuation System for Real-Time Operations A Case Study of Eagle Ford Shale Gas Area, South Texas; title: Waters of the United States : Understanding Definitions and Jurisdictional Determinations Specific to Shale Resource Development; title: How API's Shale Gas Standards and Best Practices Support Sustainable Shale Gas Development.; title: The Influence of Hydraulic Fracturing on the Water Market in Texas; title: Investigation and Analysis of Social Impacts of Eagle Ford Shale on Local Communities; title: Issues and Options for Oversize/Overweight Permitting of Petroleum-Related Trucks in a Performance-Based Regulatory Context : The Manitoba Experience; title: Geosynthetic Solutions for Paved and Unpaved Applications; title: The Positive Environmental and Cost Impact of Geosynthetics in Well Pad and Access Road Construction; title: Use of Geosynthetics for Reinforcing/Stabilizing Unpaved Roads under Full-Scale Truck Axle Loads; title: Non-Destructive Evaluation and Reinforced Design of Gravel Heavy Haul Road Structures in Northern Alberta; title: Confined-Aggregate-Concrete MEPCO Loading Dock Road, Morgantown, WV A Case Study.; title: Road Impacts from Shale Energy Development; title: Assessing the Impacts of Shale Oil and Gas Developments on Rural Texas Highway Infrastructure; title: Heavy Roadway User Permit Release Coordination; title: Protecting PennDOT's Infrastructure; title: Blockage Detection in Pipeline Networks for Gas and Oil; title: CSA S250-11 and CI/ASCE 38-02 How to Effectively Utilize These Utility Standards for Shale Energy Projects; title: Underground (Well) Mapping Re-Visited; title: Design of Bulk Railway Terminals for the Shale Oil and Gas Industry; title: Management of Impoundments for Unconventional Resource Development : Application, Planning, Design, Best Practices, and Regulatory Considerations; title: Storage Tank Secondary Containment.