Geomechanical Aspects in Reservoir Engineering
Wednesday, 25 September
Room 217 - 219
Technical Session
This session will cover a wide range of topics linked with geomechanics including cap rock integrity, reservoir compaction, multi-physics experiments and simulations, hydraulic fracturing of unconventional reservoirs, microseismic monitoring, and distributed strain monitoring.
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1400-1425 220695Plastic Deformation And Resulting Enhancement In Caprock Failure Limit
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1425-1450 220938Integrated Geomechanics Study To Manage Compaction Well Operability Limit Risks In Condensate And Gas Field Development
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1450-1515 220941Triaxial Hydraulic-mechanical-chemical Coupled Experiments For Hydrocarbon Production In Unconventional Shale Reservoirs
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1515-1540 220736Research On The Influence Of Natural Fracture Development On The Deep Shale Gas Well Fracture Network Construction In Southern Sichuan
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1540-1605 220848Two-way Coupled Flow And Geomechanics Simulation With Advanced Dual-porosity And Dual-permeability (a-dpdk) With Local Grid Refinement For Shale Primary Depletion
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1605-1630 220711Evaluating Fluid Circulation In Enhanced Geothermal Systems At The Forge Site Using Thermo-mechanical Models And Fiber-optic Distributed Strain Measurements
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Alternate 220882Coupled Formation, Wellbore, And Flowline Simulation To Explain Formation Tester Dual-packer Cleanup
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Alternate 221042Performance Of Flow Control Devices (FCDs) In Fractured Horizontal Injection Wellsfor Geothermal Energy Recovery
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Alternate 220804The Effect Of Fluid Content And Pore Pressure On Stick-slip Friction In Rocks: Implications For Induced Seismicity