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Nonuniform proppant distribution is fairly common in hydraulic fractures, and different closure behaviors of the propped and unpropped fractures have been observed in lots of physical experiments.
Xia Yan, Zhaoqin Huang, Dongyan Fan
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Machine Learning-Based Propped Fracture Conductivity Correlations of Several Shale Formations [PDF]
Mahmoud Desouky +5 more
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Methane in-situ explosive fracturing technology produces shale debris particles within fracture channels, enabling a self-propping effect that enhances the fracture network conductivity and long-term stability.
Cheng Zhai, Hexiang Xu
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Hydraulic fracturing: New uncertainty based modeling approach for process design using Monte Carlo simulation technique. [PDF]
Hydraulic fracturing is a key method used in completion of shale gas wells as well as in well stimulation. There are a lot of factors affecting the hydraulic fracturing treatment; i.e.
Awad Ahmed Quosay +2 more
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Simulation of Full-Area Propped Fracture Propagation and Productivity in Shale Gas Reservoirs [PDF]
Xuemeng Yu +4 more
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The nonuniform distribution of proppant in hydraulic fractures is an essential factor determining the accuracy of well performance evaluation in shale gas reservoirs. In particular, unpropped and propped parts hold distinct closure behavior. To study the
Qiang Zhang +6 more
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Coupled Numerical Method for Modeling Propped Fracture Behavior
Hydraulic fracturing is a well-known production intensification technique in the petroleum industry that aims to enhance the productivity of a well drilled mostly in less permeable reservoirs.
Tamás Lengyel +3 more
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This study extends an integrated field characterization in Eagle Ford by optimizing the numerical reservoir simulation of highly representative complex fractured systems through embedded discrete fracture modeling (EDFM). The bottom-hole flowing pressure
Mauricio FIALLOS TORRES +3 more
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Shale gas is an important unconventional resource. The economic recovery of shale gas is only possible when a fracture network with sufficient conductivity is created by hydraulic fracturing, that, if effectively propped, connects fracturing fractures ...
Zhihong Zhao +5 more
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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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