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A method for predicting fracture conductivity based on three‐dimensional spatial morphology features
The distribution of fracture clearance is an important factor that determines the conductivity of carbonate fractures. In this paper, the morphological analysis of acid fractures and the evaluation of acid fracture conductivity were carried out to test ...
Gao Fei, Chen Junhai, Lou Yishan
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Influence factors of unpropped fracture conductivity of shale
Hydraulic fracture is widely performed to enhance oil and gas production in the development of unconventional reservoirs. This paper proposes a numerical model for the calculation of the unpropped fracture conductivity of shale.
Cong Lu +5 more
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PERFORMANCE OF THE VARIABLE CONDUCTIVITY DAMAGED FRACTURE AND FRACTURE OPTIMIZATION
The article presents the results of the variable or non-uniform conductivity (width, permeability or both profiles) in the fracture. This allows predict performance of damaged fracture, and so on.
S. A. Faiq, A. V. Sarancha
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The effect of combined proppants upon the fracture conductivity in tight gas reservoirs
Sand and ceramic proppant are the most commonly used materials to keep fractures open during hydraulic fracturing. Ceramic proppant has higher hardness and sphericity than sand, but it is much more expensive.
Xingyuan Liang +5 more
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Influencing factors of conductivity of complex fractures in coalbed methane reservoir
Complex fracture network is easy to form after hydraulic fracturing in coalbed methane reservoir. In order to study the influencing factors of complex fracture conductivity, an improved proppant filling fracture conductivity tester was used to evaluate ...
ZHANG Hongjun, WANG Yuan, YANG Han
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A Novel Experimental Study on Conductivity Evaluation of Intersected Fractures
Massive hydraulic fracturing (MHF) is currently the most effective technology used to create fracture networks with sufficient conductivity and maximize the stimulated reservoir volume (SRV) in tight oil and gas reservoirs.
Haitao Wang +5 more
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Hydraulic conductivity of rock fractures [PDF]
The flow of a single-phase fluid through a rough-walled rock fracture is discussed within the context of fluid mechanics. The derivation of the ‘cubic law’ is given as the solution to the Navier-Stokes equations for flow between smooth, parallel plates - the only fracture geometry that is amenable to exact treatment. The various geometric and kinematic
RobertW. Zimmerman +1 more
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Hydrate reservoirs in the South China Sea belong to muddy silt‐type hydrate reservoirs with low permeability. Horizontal well fracturing is one of the main stimulation methods for low‐permeability oil and gas reservoirs.
Yongmao Hao +6 more
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Water Saturation Calculation and Fracture Type Identification of a Buried Hill Fractured Reservoir
A buried hill reservoir is a special type of bedrock reservoir, in which fractures are the important reservoir space and main percolation path. However, due to the characteristics of the buried hill reservoir such as deep burial depth and high formation ...
Zhaoping Li +3 more
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Rate Transient Behavior of Wells Intercepting Non-Uniform Fractures in a Layered Tight Gas Reservoir
RTA (Rate Transient Analysis) is a valuable method for obtaining reservoir parameters and well performance, but current RTA models hardly consider the MLVF (Multi-Layer Vertical Fractured) well in a layered tight gas reservoir.
Chengwei Zhang +5 more
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