A shale fracture network fracturing perforation cluster spacing optimization method and system
An optimization method and perforation cluster technology, which is applied in earth-moving drilling, wellbore/well components, production fluid, etc., can solve the problems of affecting fracture pressure and fracture width, cannot realistically simulate the impact, and the effect is not very ideal, etc. Achieve the effect of improving the volume of transformation and good application prospects
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[0032] When performing staged fracturing in shale oil and gas reservoirs, multi-cluster perforation is often carried out in the stage, and a reasonable cluster spacing is conducive to the formation of network fractures. figure 1 The variation of the induced stress when multiple cracks fully expand in three dimensions in this embodiment is shown by computer software. Assuming that each perforation cluster generates a main fracture, three parallel main fractures are generated in three perforation clusters, they have the same liquid inflow capacity, and they initiate and propagate forward at the same time, forming a complex multi-fracture propagation mode. The present invention proposes to determine the multi-fracture simulation geological geometric model according to the actual shale formation, establish the hydraulic fracturing fluid seepage continuity equation and the rock deformation stress balance coupling numerical equation, and introduce the secondary normal stress crack in...
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