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Experimental Study of Proppant Placement Characteristics in Curving Fractures
Proppant placement in hydraulic fractures is crucial for avoiding fracture closure and maintaining a high conductivity pathway for oil and gas flow from the reservoir.
Zhiying Wu, Chunfang Wu, Linbo Zhou
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A Lubrication‐Based Solver for Shear‐Thinning Flow in Rough Fractures
Abstract The depth‐averaged (2D) lubrication theory is often adopted to simulate Newtonian flow in rough fractures. This approach, which is computationally much less expensive than using 3D CFD solvers, allows addressing large ensembles of stochastic fracture realizations.
A. Lenci +3 more
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Review: Induced Seismicity During Geoenergy Development—A Hydromechanical Perspective
Abstract The basic triggering mechanism underlying induced seismicity traces back to the mid‐1960s that relied on the process of pore‐fluid pressure diffusion. The last decade has experienced a renaissance of induced seismicity research and data proliferation.
Shemin Ge, Martin O. Saar
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Abstract Post‐injection seismicity associated with hydraulic stimulation has posed great challenges to hydraulic fracturing operations. This work aims to identify the causal mechanism of the post shut‐in ML 2.9 earthquake in August 2019 at the Preston New Road, UK, amongst three plausible mechanisms, that is, the post shut‐in pore pressure diffusion ...
Wenzhuo Cao, James P. Verdon, Ming Tao
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Stability Evaluation of Proppant in Fractures of Gas Storage in Yulin Gas Field
In nearly a hundred years of construction, underground gas storage has become the main natural gas storage and peak regulation means in the world. For the gas storage, the large production and high flow rate of the gas well in the actual production process will cause the backflow of proppant filled in the supporting fracture, which will bring great ...
Ping Wang +8 more
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Study on the Deformation and Stability of Proppant Column in High‐Conductivity Channel Fracturing
The nonlinear constitutive model of the proppant column was established through laboratory experiments on the stability of the proppant column. Based on reservoir geomechanics and the finite element method, a fracture‐proppant column interaction model was established for high‐conductivity channel fracturing.
Ming Wang +3 more
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Sand Production of the Shale Gas Well in Different Production Periods: Structure and Component
Complex geology and fracturing operations have led to frequent sand production problem in the shale gas well. Sand production brings huge engineering risks and seriously affects the normal production of the shale gas well.
Xiangchen Li, Lin Yi, Zhang Fan
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Hydraulic fracturing, as an oil‐water well stimulation and injection technology, is particularly important in the production and stimulation of low‐permeability oil and gas fields, and the performance of the fracturing fluid directly affects the success of the fracturing operation.
Minghao Wang +6 more
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Research and application of fiber fracturing and fiber temporary plugging technology for deep shale gas [PDF]
With technological advancements, fibers now serve roles beyond proppant backflow prevention, including proppant transport, plugging, fracture morphology optimization, and other aspects, namely, fiber-network proppant fracturing technology.
HU JUNJIE +6 more
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DEM-CFD Modeling of Proppant Pillar Deformation and Stability during the Fracturing Fluid Flowback
In this study, proppant pillar deformation and stability during the fracturing fluid flowback of channel fracturing was simulated with DEM-CFD- (discrete element method-computational fluid dynamics-) coupling method.
Haiyan Zhu +6 more
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