Mending fractures: a technical update on tight oil completions
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Parent-child interaction
- Frac hit mitigation strategies
- Customized completion design
- Reservoir and fracture modelling
- Responding to the data
- Appendix: asymmetric propagation illustrated
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In the Delaware Basin, EOG's Lea county Wolfcamp A program shows the effects of maturing acreage. Productivity decreased from 2016 to 2018, typically with 400 to 600 foot well spacing.Characterisations of fracture interactionsWater volume dominates fracture surface area creation, but only part of the induced fracture is propped open. Enhanced matrix and stress extend farther into the formation.Depletion from producing wells attracts child well completions. The resulting asymmetric fractures overlap stimulated rock volume near the parent, leaving a non-productive area on the opposite side.
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