Shale Gas Reservoir Production and Exploitation Strategy(页岩气藏的生产和开发战略).pptVIP

Application of the Program STEP 3: INPUT EXPECTED INTERFAERENCE TIME AND GET FRACTURE SPACING Fracture Spacing Fracture Spacing Logic Target interference time Reservoir properties Adsorption parameters Adsorption index Target interference time without adsorption (f, pi, k) (pL, VL) (tit) (tit-noads) (Correlation) Ehlig-Economides SPE 25050 1992 (For linear flow) (Iads) Application of the Program STEP 4: INPUT PRODUCTION SETTINGS Application of the Program STEP 5: GET PRODUCTION PERFORMANCE AND INCOME FOR SINGLE FRACTURE Application of the Program Production Forecast time 0 Interference time Linear flow Pseudo pseudosteady state (treated as pseudo-steady state) Compound linear flow Expected Production Endpoint Linear flow rate equation Exponential decline Application of the Program STEP 6: CALCULATE MINIMUM FRACTURE NUMBER This is the minimum fracture number to achieve the payout at the expected payout time. If target payout time cannot be achieved, program indicates nature of the economic problem. Application of the Program STEP 7: CALCULATE ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE Application of the Program STEP 7: CALCULATE RESERVE AND RECOVERY FACTOR Application of the Program STEP 8: CONCLUSIONS : WELLFRACTURE DESIGN, PRODUCTION PERFORMANCE, ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE, RESERVE AND RECOVERY FACTORS Examples of Failed Payout Reasons for failure to payout at user-specified time Single fracture failure Multiple fracture failure Example – Single Fracture Failure Reason 1 Single Unit Failure Logic Typical results of Reason 1 The more fracture number is, the more loss you’ll make!! Possible ways to correct single fracture failure Example – Single Fracture Failure If we keep one of the two kinds of costs, we should down the other to certain value. Example – Single Fracture Failure Reason 2 Multiple Fracture Failure Logic Example – Multiple Fracture Failure The minimum fracture number achieving the payout exceeds the fracture number limit ! Example – Multiple Fracture Failure Possib