Fracturing technology for improving effective support of shale fracturing complex fracture network
A complex fracture and fracturing technology, applied in the field of oil and gas stimulation and reconstruction, can solve the problem of not being able to play a good supporting role, and achieve the effects of strong migration capacity, reduced water consumption, and improved effective support
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[0029] The invention discloses a fracturing process for improving the effective support of a complex fracture network in shale fracturing. According to the characteristics of different reservoirs, the process preferably adopts the sand fracturing process of prefluid + sand carrying fluid + displacement fluid. The section liquid volume is preferably 1800m 3 Among them, the volume percentage of the sand-carrying liquid is 88%, the volume percentage of the front fluid is 6%, and the volume percentage of the displacement fluid is 6%. The amount of sand added per meter of the horizontal section of the shale layer is 1.7 tons. It specifically includes the following steps:
[0030] (1) Well cleaning: Use clean water or well cleaning fluid to circulate the well, and use a well-draining gauge to clear the well.
[0031] (2) Perforation: It is transported to the well by a cable belt perforating gun, and the perforation is carried out to create a channel in the reservoir.
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[0039] The invention discloses a fracturing process for improving the effective support of a complex fracture network in shale fracturing. According to the characteristics of different reservoirs, the process preferably adopts the sand fracturing process of prefluid + sand carrying fluid + displacement fluid. The section liquid volume is preferably 1800m 3 , Wherein the volume percentage of the sand-carrying liquid is 92%, the volume percentage of the front fluid is 4%, and the volume percentage of the displacement fluid is 4%. The amount of sand added per meter of the horizontal section of the shale layer is 2.0 tons. It specifically includes the following steps:
[0040] (1) Well cleaning: Use clean water or well cleaning fluid to circulate the well, and use a well-draining gauge to clear the well.
[0041] (2) Perforation: It is transported to the well by a cable belt perforating gun, and the perforation is carried out to create a channel in the reservoir.
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[0049] The invention discloses a fracturing process for improving the effective support of a complex fracture network in shale fracturing. According to the characteristics of different reservoirs, the process preferably adopts the sand fracturing process of prefluid + sand carrying fluid + displacement fluid. The section liquid volume is preferably 1800m 3 , Wherein the volume percentage of the sand-carrying liquid is 90%, the volume percentage of the front fluid is 5%, and the volume percentage of the displacement fluid is 5%. The amount of sand added per meter of the horizontal section of the shale layer is 1.85 tons. It specifically includes the following steps:
[0050] (1) Well cleaning: Use clean water or well cleaning fluid to circulate the well, and use a well-draining gauge to clear the well.
[0051] (2) Perforation: It is transported to the well by a cable belt perforating gun, and the perforation is carried out to create a channel in the reservoir.
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