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Research on rock brittleness experiment and logging prediction of hydraulic fracture height & width
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August 2013

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H. Xia

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S. Yang

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H. Gong

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C. Wang

With the development of Changing Oilfield exploration and exploitation, low porosity and permeability reservoir has become a major object of exploration and development. The reservoirs of almost all wells go through fracturing transformation before they have the capacity. The brittle rock sectional variation should be considered in reservoir fracturing, as brittleness coefficient indirectly reflects the degree for difficulty of the reservoir pressure to open from rock mechanics angle. Taking the Yanchang reservoir of Changing Oilfield in Jiyuan area for example, we get the rock brittleness coefficient and calculate the dynamic rock brittleness coefficient of calibration logging with the core of triaxial test data (Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio), by this we establish the continuous rock brittle coefficient of profile. Quantitative relationship between the rock brittleness coefficient B and minimum horizontal stress Sh is established, and quantitative prediction of fracture height and width is realized based on reservoir rock brittleness coefficient. Application of this method to the work area wells fracturing renovation project generated good results, which proves its worth of wide application.

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... Rock mechanic parameters are used to characterize the brittleness based on the stress-strain relationship of rock, which is represented by Young's modulus for longitudinal deformation and Poisson's ratio for lateral deformation. High brittleness is represented by a high Young's modulus and a low Poisson's ratio [21]. Three types of lithology (brown fine sandstone, grayish-white calcareous sandstone, and greyish-black siltstone) were selected for triaxial-compression mechanics experiments, and the rock mechanical parameters, such as Young's modulus and the Poisson's ratio, were measured. ...

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Comprehensive Characterization Integrating Static and Dynamic Data for Dynamic Fractures in Ultra-Low Permeability Reservoirs: A Case Study of the Chang 6 Reservoir of the Triassic Yanchang Formation in the Ordos Basin, China
Research on rock brittleness experiment and logging prediction of hydraulic fracture height & width
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