Shale gas reservoir fractured horizontal well yield prediction method based on random fractured model
A technology for shale gas reservoir and production prediction, which is applied in earth-moving drilling, wellbore/well components, and production fluids, etc. It can solve the problem of not being able to obtain the characteristic parameters of fractures one by one, ignoring the nature of natural fractures and differences in spatial distribution, influence Production forecast model accuracy and other issues
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[0099] S1. Combining statistics, establish the probability distribution function of the main attribute parameters of natural fractures in shale reservoirs; the main attribute parameters of selected natural fractures are: fracture position, fracture direction, fracture length, and fracture density. The method of establishing the probability distribution function is as follows :
[0100] S11, setting the position center coordinates of each crack is expressed as O(x O ,y O ), using a uniformly distributed Poisson model to characterize the spatial distribution of fracture locations, the probability distribution function of fracture locations is obtained
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[0102] In the formula: U() is the uniform distribution function; x min ,y min , x max ,y max are the minimum and maximum values in the x and y directions of the study area, respectively;
[0103] S12. The fracture trend is characterized by the azimuth angle of the fracture network, and the Fisher distribution ...
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