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Kristen Courtney Carpenter, Loic Bethel Dje, Mercy Achang and Mileva Radonjic
The Marcellus shale is an unconventional reservoir of significant economic potential with Total Organic Carbon (TOC) ranging from 1 to 20%. Hydraulic fracturing is used to extract the shale?s resources, which requires large amounts of water and can resul...
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Kim S. Mews, Mustafa M. Alhubail and Reza Gh. Barati
Rock brittleness is pivotal in the development of the unconventional reservoirs. However, the existence of various methods of calculating the brittleness index (BI) such as the mineral-based brittleness index (MBI), the log-based brittleness index (LBI),...
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The influence of complex natural fractures on multiple shale-gas well performance with varying well spacing is poorly understood. It is difficult to apply the traditional local grid refinement with structured or unstructured gridding techniques to accura...
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Tianming Huang, Yinlei Hao, Zhonghe Pang, Zhenbin Li, Shuo Yang
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Studies have been carried out to investigate the baseline radioactivity level (gross alpha, gross beta and 226Ra) of soil, rocks and groundwater in the Fuling block, Chongqing, the largest shale gas exploitation area of China. The results show that there...
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E. Terrence Slonecker and Lesley E. Milheim
The spatial footprint of unconventional (hydraulic fracturing) and conventional oil and gas development in the Marcellus Shale region of the State of Pennsylvania was digitized from high-resolution, ortho-rectified, digital aerial photography, from 2004 ...
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Heather Hatzenbuhler and Terence J. Centner
Hydraulic fracturing is an industrial process used to extract fossil fuel reserves that lie deep underground. With the introduction of horizontal drilling, new commercial sources of energy have become available. Wells are drilled and injected with large ...
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