Hydraulic Fracking

[Hassan Abd El Rahman + 1]

I was searching about how to prevent damage in hydraulic fracturing. I have found this link: https://www.drillingmanual.com/hydraulic-fracturing-oil-gas-wells/ which suggests the following:

• All fluids pumped must be compatible. All compatibility notes mentioned under acid apply here.
•  Complete core compatibility testing (e.g., Frac Tech or Corelab) is strongly recommended.
•  Reasonable quality control of frac fluids. Any cross-linked gel must break.
•  Check the breaker in the heat bath on site.
•  Check proppant for quality and cleanliness.
•  Mix water must be unpolluted, filtered, and inhibited with NaCl or KCl (shale inhibition).
•  We must thoroughly clean all pipework and tanks.
•  Minimize pipe dope used on the frac string.
•  ‘Flex’ the frac string before pumping the Frac.
•  If using resin-coated proppant (RCP), ensure complete compatibility between resin and fracturing fluid.
•  We should consider a safety valve protection sleeve (a must for wireline retrievable systems).

My question are there any more details, scientific paper or ideas about how to decrease such damage.

[Hassan Abd El Rahman + 1]

Also if there are any good material about the fracturing fluids