Displacement optimizing method for forming complex fracture network for hydraulic fracturing of natural fracture development reservoir
A natural fracture and hydraulic fracturing technology, which is applied in the direction of earthwork drilling, production fluid, wellbore/well components, etc., can solve the problem of poor stimulation effect of oil and gas reservoirs, failure to meet design requirements, failure to effectively open reservoir rock bodies, etc. problem, to achieve the effect of optimizing construction displacement
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[0069] Take a single well J in an oilfield as an example. The well has developed natural fractures. The designed hydraulic fractured interval is 635-660m deep, the average formation temperature is 23℃, and the formation closure pressure is 17MPa.
[0070] (1) The diameter D of the test core is 0.025m, and the length L of the test core is 0.05m. According to the results of the previous indoor test, the maximum horizontal principal stress σ 1 25.69MPa, the minimum horizontal principal stress σ 2 Is 18.92MPa, the formation pore pressure p p It is 11 MPa, and the porosity φ is 8.5%. Poisson's ratio ν is 0.25, Boit coefficient δ is 0.6, and the fracturing fluid density ρ is 1250kg / m. 3 , The fracturing fluid viscosity is 45Pa·s, the perforation diameter is 0.0095m, the perforation section length is 5 meters, 16 holes / m, the total number of perforation holes n is 80, the perforation length is 3m, and the rock triaxial mechanics test The maximum breaking force P is 142MPa, and the number...
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