含天然裂缝的低渗透含气饱和油藏多级水力压裂综合规划方法

N. Pavlyukov, R. Melikov, V. Pavlov, Aleksandr Ptashniy, A. Stepanov, A. Kalabin, A. Kuzovkov, A. Gordeev, A. Arzhilovskiy, M. Samoilov, D. Matveev, A. Prokhorov, Timur Khamidov, Aleksandr Korolev, O. Loznyuk, R. Shaybakov, Georgiy Gabuniya
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本工作的特点是在岩石物理、地质、地质力学和动力学建模相结合的基础上,考虑天然裂缝的影响,规划了低渗透裂缝性气藏水平井多级压裂的试点工程和开发方案。本文介绍了考虑井位、水平井的长度和方向、水力裂缝的几何形状以及井在运行过程中可能产生的影响,对有和无天然裂缝的水力压裂设计动态建模进行多变量计算的结果。技术限制因素(地质力学输入)被考虑作为评价水平井多段压裂轨迹的基础,并建议在随后的目标气藏全油田开发中实施,以及在公司类似资产中复制经验。
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An Integrated Approach for Planning of Multistage Hydraulic Fracturing in Low-Permeability Gas-Saturated Reservoirs with Natural Fractures
The peculiarity of this work is in the planning of the pilot works and the development of low-permeability fractured gas reservoir by horizontal wells with multi-stage fracturing considering natural fractures impact which taken into account on the basis of integrated approach with petrophysical, geological, geomechanical and dynamic modelling. The article presents the results of multivariant calculations of hydraulic fracturing design dynamic modelling with and without natural fractures depending on the well placement, length and orientation of the horizontal well, geometry of hydraulic fracture, as well as possible effects that occur during the operation of the wells. Technological constraints (geomechanics input) were taken into account as a basis for evaluation of horizontal well trajectories with multi-stage fracturing for the pilot works and recommended for implementation during the subsequent fullfield development for target gas reservoir, as well as replication of the experience for the similar assets of the Company.
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