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Study on the Law of Multi‐Fracture Propagation in Different Fracturing Fluid Viscosity
Samples and equipment Sample preparation Test equipment Analysis of test results Fracture propagation morphology Influence of fracturing fluid viscosity on crack initiation time/(fracture initiation pressure) Evolution law of injection pressure Cumulative relation curve of pressure–time–acoustic ABSTRACT Using the TCHFSM‐I large‐scale accurate triaxial
Zhixing Zhang +4 more
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Ceramic fracture proppants are extensively used for enhancing the recovery of fossil energy and geothermal energy. Previous work has reported the attracting-oil-repelling-water (AORW) property of oil-wet proppants at the faces of fractures.
Ming Wang, Boyun Guo
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Proppant concentration and fracture surface morphology are two significant fractures that can affect proppant transport and deposition behavior especially in tight and oil and gas reservoirs.
Guoliang Liu +10 more
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Impact of Inter‐Well Stress Interference on Multifracture Propagation in Tight Reservoirs
This study presents a integrated computational‐experimental framework for modeling complex fracture propagation. Using a novel cell‐based fracture element approach with defined geometric and mechanical parameters, we simulate crack paths under varying stress conditions (e.g., SH‐Sh = 130 psi).
Xiangwu Bai +3 more
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Summary Proppant plays a vital role in hydraulic fracturing in tight oil/gas production because it helps to keep the fractures open during the production process.
P. G. Ranjith +3 more
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Concrete is the most widely used construction material globally, but it is inherently prone to various factors such as environmental conditions, mechanical stress, and chemical reactions. Stresses such as cracks can significantly reduce the lifespan of concrete structures, leading to increased maintenance costs and environmental impact.
Jesse Oloimutie Pereso +3 more
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The stability and mobility of proppant packs in hydraulic fractures during hydrocarbon production are numerically investigated by the lattice Boltzmann-discrete element coupling method (LB-DEM). This study starts with a preliminary proppant settling test,
Duo Wang +4 more
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Hydraulic fracturing is a stimulation technique that plays a critical role to provide transport path networks in unconventional shale reservoirs, yet the quantitative characterization of fracture propagation, its interaction with natural discontinuities, and the resulting stimulated volume remain challenging in heterogeneous formations such as the Vaca
P. A. Medina +4 more
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Water locking effect caused by surface tension severely restricts coalbed methane (CBM) productivity in multilayer reservoirs. The Songhe demonstration area features main target coal seams with overpressure, high gas content, and high gas saturation, presenting favorable CBM development conditions.
Zhu Liu +7 more
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Numerical Modeling of Proppant Transport in Complex Hydraulic Fracture Propagation
Hydraulic fracturing is a stimulation technique used in unconventional reservoirs to generate sufficient reservoir contact for viable production. During stimulation, proppant is pumped into the system to keep fractures open when, at a later stage ...
Tobias Hoeink +3 more
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