Measuring effective fracture half-length and quantifying flux distribution in and around fractures in petroleum reservoirs
A technology for flux distribution and fractures, applied in wellbore/well components, production fluids, earthmoving, etc., to solve problems such as impracticality, trouble, and inability to measure and quantify the flux distribution of petroleum reservoirs
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[0031] In the attached picture, figure 1 A and figure 2 Shown in three dimensions in horizontal section and isometric respectively, a hydrocarbon-producing fractured well 10 in a wellbore 12 has been drilled into and through the subsurface. As shown, in a hydrocarbon-bearing reservoir formation R of interest, a well 10 and a wellbore 12 are formed between reservoir formation rock (designated as Region 1) and another portion of reservoir rock (designated as Region 2). Crack or crack matrix14. Exemplary subterranean hydrocarbon producing reservoirs have complex flow geometries. Production wells 10 are located in fractures or fracture matrix 14 in layer R. The fracture 14 is an integral part of the complex flow geometry. As shown at 16, the crack 14 has a crack width w f .
[0032] Flux distribution along fracture plane with infinite conductivity
[0033] The production pressure has previously been considered to be uniform across the extent of the fracture plane, where th...
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