Title of article
THE IMPACT OF THE PRODUCTION OF NEIGHBOUR WELLS ON WELL PRODUCTIVITY IN A SHALE GAS RESERVOIR
Author/Authors
NUGRAHANTI, ASRI Universitas Trisakti - Department of Petroleum Engineering, Indonesia , GUNTORO, AGUS Universitas Trisakti - Petroleum Engineering Department, Indonesia , FATHADDIN, M.T. Universitas Trisakti - Department of Petroleum Engineering, Indonesia , DJOHOR, D.S. Universitas Trisakti - Petroleum Engineering Department, Indonesia
From page
41
To page
53
Abstract
A shale gas reservoir is a self-contained source-reservoir system, characterized by extremely low matrix-permeability and low porosity, which typically requires an extensive fracturing to produce gas at commercial rates. This paper presents a simulation experiment, intended to study the impact of well interference on gas recovery in a shale gas reservoir. The simulation model was constructed to study well interference through variation of horizontal well length, fracture half length, the number of fractures, and well spacing. The results show that the increment of recovery factor of a well in the presence of neighbour wells is up to 7%. In this study, fracture half length is the most influential parameter affecting recovery factor, initial rate and reservoir pressure decline.
Keywords
heterogeneity , porosity , surfactant , polymer flooding , recovery factor , shake flask
Journal title
IIUM Engineering Journal
Journal title
IIUM Engineering Journal
Record number
2558247
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