Method for calculating tight reservoir fracturing transformation volume area
A technology for stimulating volume and tight reservoirs, which is applied in calculation, design optimization/simulation, and special data processing applications, etc., can solve the problems that the volume evaluation of fracturing stimulation areas cannot be widely applied, time-consuming, laborious and expensive, and achieve fracturing  Crack evaluation, solving laborious, costly and time-consuming effects
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[0157] A calculation method for the volumetric area of fracturing and stimulation in tight reservoirs, comprising the following steps:
[0158] The geological parameters of a typical tight gas reservoir and the fracturing operation parameters of horizontal wells are known in the following table:
[0159] Table 1 Example 1 Actual Parameters
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[0161] Firstly, the fracture propagation theory was used to establish a multi-hydraulic fracture non-planar diversion extension model during the fracturing process of a horizontal well in a tight reservoir. The schematic diagram of the model is shown in Fig. figure 2 As shown, the following formula is used to calculate the extension of three hydraulic fractures in Example 1:
[0162] Step A. Define the non-planar turning extension model of hydraulic fractures as model A, and use the Newton iterative method to solve the multi-fracture flow distribution nonlinear equations (7) to (11), and calculate the total flow of each hyd...
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