Annual Technical Meeting 1995
DOI: 10.2118/95-43
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The Impact of Fracturing-fluid Cleanup And Fracture-face Damage On Gas Production

Abstract: Formation damage caused by fracturing fluid invasion along the fracture face has long been a concern in the petroleum industry. The results of a study on the effect of fracturing fluid cleanup and fracture face damage on gas production are presented. A numerical reservoir simulator is used to simulate (1) fracturing fluid invasion, (2) filtrate cleanup, and (3) gas production after the fracturing treatment. The reservoir properties used in the model are obtainedfrom an example well in the Cadomin formation fro… Show more

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“…[21][22][23][24][25][26][27] Selecting the appropriate fluid system is also essential for the success of a frac&pack treatment, and the impact of fluid selection on high-permeability fracturing has been investigated by a several authors. [28][29][30] Numerous design approaches have been suggested and several different simulators for designing highpermeability fracturing treatments are available. The main objectives of this study are to present and demonstrate an economic optimization scheme for frac&pack treatments and use this model to better understand frac&pack behavior, rather than to promote a particular fracture (propagation and leakoff) design model.…”
Section: Fracture Modeling and Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[21][22][23][24][25][26][27] Selecting the appropriate fluid system is also essential for the success of a frac&pack treatment, and the impact of fluid selection on high-permeability fracturing has been investigated by a several authors. [28][29][30] Numerous design approaches have been suggested and several different simulators for designing highpermeability fracturing treatments are available. The main objectives of this study are to present and demonstrate an economic optimization scheme for frac&pack treatments and use this model to better understand frac&pack behavior, rather than to promote a particular fracture (propagation and leakoff) design model.…”
Section: Fracture Modeling and Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…, Case studies for gas wells in the Cadomin formation. in the deep' b~sin area of northwestern Alberta, Canada, with permeabilities ranging from 0.065 to 1 md and fracture conductivities ranging from, 50 md"m to 200 md-m were disGussed by Ning et al 17 These. studies implied, that the effect on long-term gas production of damage due to fracture fluid invasion should be minimal.…”
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confidence: 93%