A kind of oil and gas reservoir fracturing construction method
A construction method and technology for oil and gas reservoirs, which are applied in the directions of earth-moving drilling, wellbore/well components, and production fluids, etc., can solve the problem of the reduction of fracture height and support height of far-well fractures, the reduction of fracture stimulation volume and fracturing stimulation effect. and other problems to achieve the effect of reducing the drop of the support height, increasing the support height, and increasing the diversion capacity
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[0046] Well A is a tight sandstone well located in Northeast China, with a perforation section of 2530-2545 meters, a porosity of 7.2%, a permeability of 0.78md, and a formation pressure of 29.62MPa. According to logging interpretation and triaxial rock mechanics experiment, the Young's modulus of the reservoir is 24600MPa, and Poisson's ratio is 0.24.
[0047] Utilize the method provided by the present invention, simulate the impact of factors such as the reservoir fracturing fluid viscosity, pre-fluid volume, construction displacement on the fracture length, fracture width and fracture height in different time by GOFHER software ( figure 1 , figure 2 , image 3 ). According to the calculation results, the maximum viscosity of the fracturing fluid is 80mPa.s, and the maximum construction displacement is 6m 3 / min. The range of prefluid volume is 300-400m 3 , the total liquid volume is 800-900m 3 .
[0048] The first stage of fracturing construction is to create fractu...
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