Shale Gas-Exploitation of a New Resource(页岩气-新能源开发).pptxVIP

Shale Gas ;Resource Triangle (From Holditch);3;Shale Gas Plays in the US;MARCELLUS SO HOW BIG IS IT???;THE OTHERS HOW BIG ARE THEY???; US SHALE IN THE WORLD;8;;10;Microseismic Mapping;Baihly et al., 2007, SPE 110067;Pad Drilling;Multiwell Multistage Transverse Hydraulic Fracturing;Key Tasks;Cotton Valley Tight Gas Example;Cotton Valley Tight Gas Example;Haynesville Shale Gas Example;Haynesville Shale Gas Example;Haynesville Shale Gas Example: Nonidealities;Song et al., 2011, SPE 144031;Song et al., 2011, SPE 144031;Song et al., 2011, SPE 144031;SRV as Multiple Single Fracture;Adsorption Effect Quantification;Haynesville Shale;Haynesville Shale – RNP Diagnosis;Haynesville Shale – Match with No Adsorption;Haynesville Permeability Estimates Comparison;Fayetteville Shale;Fayetteville Shale – RNP Diagnosis;Fayetteville Shale – Preliminary Match;Fayetteville Shale – Match with Adsorption;SRV 3D Illustration for Fayetteville Shale Gas Well ;;Baihly et al., 2007, SPE 110067;New Albany Shale;New Albany Shale – RNP Diagnosis;New Albany Shale – Match with Adsorption;Approach for Designing an MTFW;Well Design Examples Haynesville Shale Case;Rate Decline and Cumulative Production withVarious Shale Permeability;Well Design Examples  New Albany Shale Case;Well Design Objective;Models for Retained Fracture Fluid;46;;;;3. Well Design and Field Development;Pad Drilling;4. Data Acquisition;;Research Participants;1. Data Analysis;2. Model Development;Fayetteville Shale – RNP Compared to PNR;Fayetteville Shale – Model Based Expected Ultimate Recovery (EUR);Fayetteville Shale – Empirical EUR Using only Production Rate Data;