2018
DOI: 10.18599/grs.2018.3.206-215
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Seismic studies of the unevenness of open fracturing and inhomogeneity of the fluid saturation in the geological environment for optimal development of oil and gas fields

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“…The resulting polymer-free gel system has the ability to gel quickly and has high technological efficiency in a wide range of reservoir temperatures (up to 75 °С) (figure 1). The use of this system makes it possible to solve the problem of selective stimulation of the inflow in the oil-saturated part of the formation near the oil-water contact (OWC), that is, reducing the growth of the fracture in height by reducing the effective fracture pressure [12]. The gel system was prepared on the basis of fresh water with a total mineralization of 2.86 g/L and a pH of 6.4 units.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The resulting polymer-free gel system has the ability to gel quickly and has high technological efficiency in a wide range of reservoir temperatures (up to 75 °С) (figure 1). The use of this system makes it possible to solve the problem of selective stimulation of the inflow in the oil-saturated part of the formation near the oil-water contact (OWC), that is, reducing the growth of the fracture in height by reducing the effective fracture pressure [12]. The gel system was prepared on the basis of fresh water with a total mineralization of 2.86 g/L and a pH of 6.4 units.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The microseismic monmonitoring of hydrocarbon field development is a modern innovative technology for studying borehole space, migration processes of formation fluids arising from changes in initial formation conditions in a natural reservoir during the production of oil, gas, condensate and water, as well as physical and mechanical properties of rocks in situ, cracking processes during the interventions. The essence of microseismic monitoring is the registration of seismic emission processes accompanying the course of oil and gas production processes [15,19,25,27].…”
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confidence: 99%