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• W2912793796 abstract "Quantitative analysis of flowback data provides an early opportunity to interpret hydraulic fracture properties of fractured wells in unconventional reservoirs. In recent years, a number of studies have been dedicated to the analysis of single-phase flow data prior to hydrocarbon breakthrough and multi-phase flow data after hydrocarbon breakthrough during flowback. This study provides a new model to simulate flowback of fractured tight oil wells with planar fractures or a complex fracture network. In the model, fractures are discretized into a number of segments and the fully numerical method is used to model fracture flow. It is assumed that the pressure interference in the matrix caused by these fracture segments can be accounted using a no-flow boundary condition and that the drainage volumes of fracture segments form isolated regions to allow for linear flow from the matrix to each segment. To model this behavior, matrix flow is simulated using the analytical transient linear flow solution which is dynamically coupled with the fracture flow model by imposing continuity of pressure and flux on the fracture surfaces. The model is simple, but rigorous enough to take into account the important physics of the fracture system, including arbitrary fracture geometries and fracture conductivity distributions. The pressure and saturation gradients of each phase in fractures are accounted for. The ease of model setup and improved computational performance makes it convenient for practical application. The new model is verified with a commercial reservoir simulator. Investigation of the assumption of no-flow boundary condition for the pressure interference in the matrix caused by the fracture segments reveals that the assumption becomes poorer with increasing matrix permeability and decreasing fracture permeability. Flow regime analysis demonstrates that, for planar fractures, water exhibits an early transient linear flow period (first linear flow in the fracture) followed by boundary-dominated flow (first boundary-dominated flow in the fracture) prior to hydrocarbon breakthrough, after which a second transient linear flow in the fracture develops. The final flow period is boundary-dominated flow (second boundary-dominated flow in the fracture), indicating the end time of the flowback period. At this stage, oil will be the dominant phase in the fracture, and will exhibit transient linear flow in the matrix, which is the first flow-regime typically observed during the long-term production period. The case of a complex fracture network exhibits a similar sequence of flow regimes. The second transient linear flow for this case has not been discussed in the literature. The development of this flow period may be caused by the maintenance of fracture pressure, and decrease of water relative permeability due to hydrocarbon contribution from the matrix. A field example from western Canada exhibits the flow regimes noted above and is history-matched successfully using the new model. The results demonstrate the practical application of the new model for deriving reservoir/fracture properties from flowback data and for forecasting." @default.
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• W2912793796 title "Dynamic coupling of analytical linear flow solution and numerical fracture model for simulating early-time flowback of fractured tight oil wells (planar fracture and complex fracture network)" @default.
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