A simulation study comparing the Texas two-step and the multistage consecutive fracturing method

Abstract Multistage hydraulic fracturing in horizontal wells is a critical technique for developing unconventional oil and gas resources. Stress interactions among neighboring fractures cause immature fracture development. The Texas two-step fracturing (TTSF) method is a new technique that aims to e...

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Autores principales: Wan Cheng, Guo-Sheng Jiang, Jing-Yu Xie, Zi-Jun Wei, Zhi-Dong Zhou, Xiao-Dong Li
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:6d5cb8bcd00848c29e908af9d78706762021-12-02T09:53:16ZA simulation study comparing the Texas two-step and the multistage consecutive fracturing method10.1007/s12182-019-0323-91672-51071995-8226https://doaj.org/article/6d5cb8bcd00848c29e908af9d78706762019-05-01T00:00:00Zhttp://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12182-019-0323-9https://doaj.org/toc/1672-5107https://doaj.org/toc/1995-8226Abstract Multistage hydraulic fracturing in horizontal wells is a critical technique for developing unconventional oil and gas resources. Stress interactions among neighboring fractures cause immature fracture development. The Texas two-step fracturing (TTSF) method is a new technique that aims to enhance fracture complexity and conductivity. This paper compares the fracture development of consecutive fracturing and the TTSF. The fracturing sequence in the multistage fracturing method has a significant effect on the fracture length, fracture width and injection pressure. The consecutive fracturing results in relatively uneven fracture length and width. Certain fractures in consecutive fracturing are restrained to be closed due to the strong stress shadowing effect. In contrast, TTSF has considerable potential for alleviating the negative effects of stress interactions and producing a larger stimulated reservoir volume.Wan ChengGuo-Sheng JiangJing-Yu XieZi-Jun WeiZhi-Dong ZhouXiao-Dong LiKeAi Communications Co., Ltd.articleHorizontal wellConsecutive fracturingTexas two-step fracturingHydraulic fracturingScienceQPetrologyQE420-499ENPetroleum Science, Vol 16, Iss 5, Pp 1121-1133 (2019)
institution DOAJ
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topic Horizontal well
Consecutive fracturing
Texas two-step fracturing
Hydraulic fracturing
Science
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Petrology
QE420-499
spellingShingle Horizontal well
Consecutive fracturing
Texas two-step fracturing
Hydraulic fracturing
Science
Q
Petrology
QE420-499
Wan Cheng
Guo-Sheng Jiang
Jing-Yu Xie
Zi-Jun Wei
Zhi-Dong Zhou
Xiao-Dong Li
A simulation study comparing the Texas two-step and the multistage consecutive fracturing method
description Abstract Multistage hydraulic fracturing in horizontal wells is a critical technique for developing unconventional oil and gas resources. Stress interactions among neighboring fractures cause immature fracture development. The Texas two-step fracturing (TTSF) method is a new technique that aims to enhance fracture complexity and conductivity. This paper compares the fracture development of consecutive fracturing and the TTSF. The fracturing sequence in the multistage fracturing method has a significant effect on the fracture length, fracture width and injection pressure. The consecutive fracturing results in relatively uneven fracture length and width. Certain fractures in consecutive fracturing are restrained to be closed due to the strong stress shadowing effect. In contrast, TTSF has considerable potential for alleviating the negative effects of stress interactions and producing a larger stimulated reservoir volume.
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author Wan Cheng
Guo-Sheng Jiang
Jing-Yu Xie
Zi-Jun Wei
Zhi-Dong Zhou
Xiao-Dong Li
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Guo-Sheng Jiang
Jing-Yu Xie
Zi-Jun Wei
Zhi-Dong Zhou
Xiao-Dong Li
author_sort Wan Cheng
title A simulation study comparing the Texas two-step and the multistage consecutive fracturing method
title_short A simulation study comparing the Texas two-step and the multistage consecutive fracturing method
title_full A simulation study comparing the Texas two-step and the multistage consecutive fracturing method
title_fullStr A simulation study comparing the Texas two-step and the multistage consecutive fracturing method
title_full_unstemmed A simulation study comparing the Texas two-step and the multistage consecutive fracturing method
title_sort simulation study comparing the texas two-step and the multistage consecutive fracturing method
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