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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Tight reservoir"”.
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Hydraulic Fracturing and Flow-back Simulation in Unconventional Tight Reservoirs
… used technology in stimulating unconventional tight reservoirs in Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin (WCSB). It is important to understand hydraulic fracture propagation mechanism, effects of their properties and controlling factors affecting flow-back recovery. In this thesis, based on tight …
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The Application of Single porosity Model to Predict the Performance of the Low Permeability Naturally Fractured Formations
… is currently an expensive endeavor due to the tight reservoir rock with nano-darcy permeability. New technology in the form of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing (fracturing through the use of high pressure liquids) has overcome the flow capacity problem of shale to achieve economic …
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Impact of slickwater fracturing fluid compositions on the petrophysical properties of shale and tightsand
<p>"A tight reservoir always requires hydraulic fracturing before production to increase production rate. The additives in hydraulic fluids are highly considerable for a successful stimulation. A friction reducer is often used to reduce the flowing friction in the wellbore during hydraulic …
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Comparison Study of Liquid CO2 and Water as a Fracturing Fluid for Improved Gas Production in Tight Reservoirs
… Canadian Sedimentary Basin’s unconventional tight reservoirs are enjoying technology development like horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing. Hydraulic fracturing substantially improves production however it is crucial to understand how fracture growth and production comparison when …
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Imaging a Hydraulically Fractured Bakken Shale Reservoir Using 4D-Tomography and Reverse VSP Techniques with Perforation Shot Sources
Hydrocarbon production from shale reservoirs varies considerably from one location to another in the same well. This variation can be due to geologic factors but also due to variabilities in the reservoir’ stimulation. Seismic images may be inconclusive in identifying areas where hydraulic …