A New Flow Chamber for Evaluating Flow Conductivity of the Network-Like Fractures

Qing Zhi Wen; Yang Li; Xi Xu; Meng Li; Hai Peng Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.971-973.1055

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A New Flow Chamber for Evaluating Flow Conductivity of the Network-Like Fractures

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The permeability of the shale reservoir is nanoDarcy. After fracturing the fractures that appear in the shale reservoir are very complex, which can’t be described by conventional method. The conventional flow instrument for the fractures is improved. A more applicable flow chamber is remade to evaluate the flow conductivity of the network-like fractures more accurately. The model of the network-like fractures includes the marble and high-intensity proppants.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 971-973)

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Qing Zhi Wen, Yang Li*, Xi Xu, Meng Li, Hai Peng Li

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Discrete Model, Flow Conductivity, Fracture Network, Shale Gas

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