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Investigation of the effect of polymer concentration in fracturing fluid on crack size and permeability during hydraulic fracturing

Moroz L. B., Uhrynovskyi A. V., Kogut G. M.

Archives of Materials Science and Engineering

2023

Vol. 122, nr 2

70--77

Purpose: This article aims to investigate the impact of polymer type and concentration in the fracturing fluid on the size and permeability of fractures during hydraulic fracturing. The aim is to predict the conductivity and productivity of the formed fractures in order to evaluate the cumulative gas production. Design/methodology/approach: The influence of polymer concentration in the fracturing fluid on the size and permeability of fractures was studied using the GOHFER software from Haliburton. Findings: The results of the study show that by combining the effect of increasing fracture size and decreasing the permeability of the proppant, a gas flow rate increase of 3.5 times was achieved. Research limitations/implications: High polymer concentrations lead to reduced permeability due to the accumulation of polymer residues and polymer skin. Practical implications: The conducted study on the impact of polymer concentration in the fracturing fluid on the size and permeability of fractures will allow for a more qualitative hydraulic fracturing process. Originality/value: This article presents how the concentration and type of polymer affect the width, thickness, length, and conductivity of fractures during hydraulic fracturing.

Investigation of the efficiency of restrained oil displacement using of enhancing oil recovery methods

Uhrynovskyi A. V., Moroz L. B., Kogut G. M.

Journal of Achievements in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering

2022

Vol. 110, nr 1

27--34

Purpose: The purpose of this article is to highlight the main problems that arise during the final stage of oil field development. Based on the identified problems using the EORgui program, Petroleum Solutions Ltd it is necessary to select the most effective method to increase oil recovery and study the most optimal tertiary oil recovery method using a hypothetical field model as an example, which will ensure the maximum oil recovery factor. Design/methodology/approach: Study of oil tertiary displacement efficiency by applying tertiary methods were performed using EORgui software from Petroleum Solutions Ltd and Petrel from Shlumberger. Findings: The results of the research show that the most optimal method of oil recovery increasing for this hypothetical field is the injection of carbon dioxide. When using this method, the oil recovery rate reaches 23%. Research limitations/implications: When using carbon dioxide, it is necessary to have sources of supply near the field, as well as increased corrosion of petroleum equipment is possible to occur. Practical implications: The use of the proposed approach is an important condition for the effective extraction of residual oil reserves for most fields developed using the reservoir pressure maintenance system. Originality/value: The article presents the characteristic features of residual oil location, reveals the conditions for effective usage of methods to increase oil recovery and their selection procedure.