Modern Fracturing Engineering: From Innovative Techniques to Data-Driven Diagnostics
Wednesday, 21 October
Room 362 CF
Technical and Invited Presenter
This session highlights recent advancements in hydraulic fracturing, covering innovations from sandless completions to optimized proppant selection. It explores methods for efficiently transporting proppant slurry to the wellsite, along with emerging diagnostic techniques used to evaluate fracture performance and interpret treatment results. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of how these developments are improving operational efficiency and production outcomes.
Session Chairpersons
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1400-1425 233820Innovation And Engineering Practice Of "sandless" Fracturing In Deep Coal-rock Gas Reservoirs
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1425-1450 234054Proppant Admittance Advisor: A Real-time Fracturing Framework To Calibrate Field-based Bridging Coefficients
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1450-1515 230622Invited Presenter: Best of HFTC 230622 - In-Field Application Results of Polymer Coated Proppant Demonstrates Increased Value in Unconventional Well Completions
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1545-1610 233930Field-proven Slurry Delivery Of Proppant For Fracturing Operations
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1610-1635 234111Deployment Of A Novel Broad-sieved Low-density Proppant: Unique Transport Properties Lead To Improved Production In Vertical And Horizontal Completions
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1635-1700 230623Invited Presenter: Best of HFTC 230623 - Frac Optimization: Analyzing Operational Metrics That Matter
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Alternate 234187Proppant Sequencing For Optimizing Multiscale Fractures: Insights From 3d-Printed Core Experiments
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Alternate 234009A New Pressure Falloff Model And Its Application For Main Fracturing Stages In Deep Shale Gas Wells Based On Log-log Diagnostics
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Alternate 234106Nano-engineered Gas Foams For Hydraulic Fracturing: Linking Wettability, Interfacial Tension, And Foam Stability
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Alternate 233939Along-well Drill Cuttings Analysis Of A Duvernay Shale Horizontal Well To Identify Fracturing Potential And Reservoir Quality