The Perforation Discharge Coefficient is a dimensionless empirical parameter that quantifies the efficiency of fluid flow through a perforation relative to idealized frictionless flow, serving as a metric to characterize the flow-conducting performance of perforation geometries in well completion design.
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A Perforation-Erosion Model for Hydraulic-Fracturing Applications
GONGBO LONG, Songxia Liu, Guanshui Xu et al. · SPE Production & Operations · 2018 · 108 citations
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