Experimental Research on Damage to Fracture Conductivity Caused by Fracturing Fluid Residues

Lei Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.774-776.303

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Experimental Research on Damage to Fracture Conductivity Caused by Fracturing Fluid Residues

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Experimental research on damage to fracture conductivity caused by fracturing fluid residues has been done for the first time in China using FCES-100 (Fracture Conductivity Evaluation System). In the experiments, the degree of damage to conductivity caused by different types and concentrations of fracturing fluids were studied in the condition of different concentrations and types of proppants. The mechanism of damage to conductivity was studied and some methods on how to decrease the damage were brought forward, which is significant for the research on development of fracturing fluids and also for field treatments.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 774-776)

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September 2013

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Lei Wang

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Degree of Conductivity Damage, Fracture Conductivity Evaluation System, Fracturing Fluid, Hydraulic Fracturing, Long-Term Fracture Conductivity, Proppant

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