A method for determining the scale of hydraulic fracturing fluid in coalbed methane vertical wells
A technology for hydraulic fracturing and coalbed methane wells, which is applied in the directions of instrumentation, design optimization/simulation, calculation, etc., which can solve the problem of inappropriate scale of fracturing fluid, fluid migration that affects reservoir conductivity, and smooth flowback of injected fluid without consideration. problems such as coming out, so as to avoid the mismatch of geological conditions
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[0047] Example 1: Analysis of production data of certain blocks in the south of Qinshui Basin
[0048] Step 1: Data Acquisition
[0049] The southern part of the Qinshui Basin is a typical region where high coal-rank coalbed methane has been successfully commercially developed in my country. A large number of coalbed methane wells have been put into production in this basin. Coalbed methane development generally implements rolling development, and collects production data of coalbed methane wells that have been put into production in adjacent blocks to be developed, including critical desorption pressure, reservoir pressure, temporary storage ratio, fracturing fluid volume, peak gas production of coalbed methane wells, etc.
[0050] Step 2: Data Processing
[0051] Screen, collate and convert the collected critical desorption pressure, reservoir pressure, temporary storage ratio, fracturing fluid volume, and peak gas production of coalbed methane wells to create high-quality ...
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[0084] Example 2: Examples of different fracturing scales for two development well groups in a development unit in a block in the southern Qinshui Basin
[0085] Two adjacent development well groups (well group 1 and well group 2) in a certain development unit in the study area were developed with different fracturing scales. The data of existing production wells near the well group showed that the temporary-storage ratio was 0.39-0.6, and the average temporary-storage ratio was 0.39-0.6. than 0.49.
[0086] A total of 9 wells were fractured in Well Group 1. Using conventional numerical simulation methods and experience, the fracturing fluid consumption in this area was designed to be 700 cubic meters. The actual fracturing fluid consumption was 715.3 to 728.5 cubic meters. From 458 to 1868 cubic meters, the average peak gas production is 854 cubic meters.
[0087] A total of 5 wells were fractured in well group 2. Using the method for determining the scale of fracturing flui...
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