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    3. Fracturing Pressure Analysis

    Fracturing Pressure Analysis

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    • 4 Days
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    The course objective is to provide students with theoretical and practical expertise to acquire both the reservoir transmissibility and pressure required for fracturing production optimization and the correct in-situ state of stress controlling frac placement. The course covers the integration of fundamentals of rock stresses, pressure diffusion, leak-off, poro-elasticity, closure analysis( GPlot) , After Closure analysis (minifalloff method) applied to conventional fracturing models and their calibration using field data. Applicability to extremely tight reservoir (shale) are discussed.
    Day 1
    • Fracturing History and Concepts
    • Insitu stress and incipient failure - non-elastic rock - poroelasticity
    • Dynamic closure test (datafrac part 1)
    • Near wellbore stress and non-aligned frac 
    Day 2
    • Material Balance
    • Frac Pressure & PTA - Geometry model
    • G-plot decline analysis (datafrac part 2)
    • Wellbore frac height log temperature - Tracer - CHSA
    Day 3
    • Leak-off 
    • ACA's Theory and Disgnostic Plot
    • Vertical Fracture Complexity (shales) (short picture set of slides)
    • Exploration Fracture in vertical wells
    • Fractip - Origin of Log-Log and Pressure Derivative
    • Frac Production Optimization (on request)
    Day 4
    • Workshop
      • Local example analysis (max. 8 data sets, 1hr/each)
      • 20 min - presentation of cases (geological context, local practice, well specifics)
      • 40 min - discussion 

    Production and Reservoir Engineers and other professionals involved in the design and evaluation of hydraulic fractures.

    Exposure to Hydraulic Fracturing Design and Evaluation.

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