Shale gas well spacing optimizing mining method

Abstract

The invention provides a shale gas well spacing optimizing mining method, and belongs to the technical field of oil and gas reservoir development. The shale gas well spacing optimizing mining method comprises the steps: firstly, the block area is determined according to a geologic structure obtained through surveying; the reservoir connecting situation is analyzed, and a minimum development area unit is determined; the available reserves in the unit are calculated, and an alternative object is determined; a representative shale core is taken and subjected to physical property analysis; a seepage field and a pressure field are calculated through a multi-filed, multi-flow-state and multi-scale united mathematical model; the effective available area of each well is calculated; and in the welldistributing process, the wells are distributed according to the principle that the interwell interference rates are calculated to be not larger than 10%. According to the shale gas well spacing optimizing mining method, the shale gas development well spacing can be reasonably formulated, and the yield of shale gas is effectively increased.

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Benefits of technology

The invention helps predict how many times it will produce more than what has been done before by analyzing data from drilling operations or other sources like oil fields that are being developed onshore. By doing this, we aimed at increasing our ability to generate large amounts of natural resources (like coal).

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed in this patents relates to understanding how fluid squeezings occur when drilling underground formations such as shales or tight rocks with very small holes called bores where tiny cracks connect together create larger areas around them. Existing models have limitations due to their complexity and lack of adequate computational tools. Therefore, new numerical techniques must be developed to better describe these issues.

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