ARMA Geomechanics for Unconventionals （ARMA非常规天然气地质力学）.pdf

ARMA Geomechanics for Unconventionals Workshop (Final Agenda) When: 8:30am to 5:15pm (0830-1715hrs) Saturday, June 25th 2016 Where: Westin Galleria, Houston Key Features:  A one-day format before the ARMA 2016 conference in Houston featuring industry experts making keynote-style presentation on critical, geomechanics-related aspects of Unconventional Developments.  The workshop will consist of seven, one-hour (40 minutes presentation plus 20 minutes facilitated discussion) sessions. Workshop Schedule: Workshop Introduction (0845-0900): Marisela Sanchez-Nagel, President Principal, OilField Geomechanics LLC Session 1 (0900-1000hrs): “Natural Fractures, ‘Pore’ Pressure Variable Formation Stresses: Linkages to Effective Gas Oil Recovery?” by George King, PE, Distinguished Engineering Advisor, Apache Corporation In this talk, George E. King, who has over 43 years oilfield experience including basic research on energized fracturing, production and fracturing chemicals, acidizing, asphaltenes, perforating cleanup, well integrity and completions, complex formations (North Sea chalk, San Juan coal, Alaskan and Canadian heavy/viscous oil, US tight gas, GoM Deep Water, and Niobrara shale), unconventional resources (in the Barnett Shale , Horn River Shale, Eagle Ford Shale, Fayetteville Shale, Gothic Shale) sand control, low pressure gas well operations and applications work on coiled tubing, cutoff, formation damage and well repair operations, will provide a geomechanics perspective on: a) Is shale porosity important? b) How is the crack (fracture) development in shales; c) Where is hydrocarbon stored and how does it flow?; d) ‘Pore’ pressure effects; e) Do all perf clusters or f racs produce?; and f) How are stresses changing along the wellbore? Session